Efforts to dent El Salvador's ironclad legislation have been growing.
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But that once ironclad guarantee is now far from assured.
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The U.S. alliances with these two countries are absolutely ironclad.
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Next thing you know, you're stuck in an ironclad contract.
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The tweets themselves are not ironclad proof of Trump's involvement.
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Cornyn said Democrats would not get a more ironclad promise.
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Is there an ironclad rule about what constitutes a slight?
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As a young woman, Eisenberg's commitment to underachievement was ironclad.
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Pros: Made of recycled wool and nylon, Ironclad GuaranteeCons: Pricey
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The results generated by the league's tests are not ironclad.
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Formerly ironclad distinctions among musical styles have significantly melted away.
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"There's no political language that's ironclad against appropriation," he said.
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What she's invested in: Ironclad, Data Grail, Guild Education, and Workstream
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The alliance between South Korea and the United States is ironclad.
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Both sides assert an ironclad claim on the island's sales taxes.
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But this is a Wichita State team that is mentally ironclad.
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But, decades later, the evidence that condemned her is hardly ironclad.
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"Our security commitments to European allies are ironclad," Mr. Tillerson said.
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The supposedly ironclad audits KPMG had performed quickly fell under suspicion.
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REED: I have a pretty ironclad policy against speaking for Jesus.
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"The US-ROK alliance remains ironclad," said Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col.
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Plus, Apple isn't quite the ironclad vault of secrets it once was.
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According to the source, Woods signed an "ironclad NDA" with the family.
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The current one, Xi Jinping, declared Mr Hun Sen "an ironclad friend".
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How do you feel about the TTB's ironclad control over beer labeling?
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According to the source, Woods signed an "ironclad NDA" with the family.
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But California would retain ironclad control over its own clean energy policies.
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But he whiffed and discussed his ironclad opposition to the death penalty.
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In his new book, even Taubes acknowledges that his case isn't ironclad.
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Prepaid tuition might seem like an ironclad guarantee: money upfront, tuition later.
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Both groups say they have an ironclad claim on the COFINA revenue.
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It will require ironclad security guarantees if it is to relinquish them.
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Breakingviews A supposedly ironclad $22 billion pipeline deal is showing some cracks.
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And so Spikins and her co-authors' hypothesis is far from ironclad.
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It could definitely all be true, but I don't think it's ironclad.
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"I have also made an ironclad pledge to American families," Trump claimed.
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Each class claims an ironclad right to Puerto Rico's sales tax revenue.
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While rules already exist to protect older residents, they are not ironclad.
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Still, there is no ironclad proof that the Mexican government is responsible.
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"The (US-South Korean) alliance remains ironclad," said Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col.
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U.S. officials said Washington's commitments to the defence of its allies remained "ironclad".
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Ironclad has since caught the attention of the best-known start-up investors.
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No one has ironclad job security; for coaches and players, it's about results.
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Contracts with wedding vendors tend to be ironclad, requiring deposits and payment deadlines.
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However, the deal is so ironclad that only Williams, based in Tulsa, Okla.
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And to top it all off, Fitz says, it would be constitutionally ironclad.
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The old rule of 10 to 20 percent down is no longer ironclad.
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The word "ironclad" appears frequently to characterize the alliance between the two nations.
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The truest and worst thing about him is his ironclad sense of victimhood.
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"The message today was the ironclad commitment to the alliance," Dunford told reporters.
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Dimond cautions that trusts "are never ironclad," and can be filled with loopholes.
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More importantly, Washington needs to provide Ankara with ironclad guarantees against Russian aggression.
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Foreseeing the risk, Brookfield tasked dozens of lawyers with drafting an ironclad agreement.
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No prenup is ironclad, and one thing that can invalidate it is coercion.
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For people in Honduras, that's not so much a threat as an ironclad promise.
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Parker, the interim CEO, said Wells Fargo has an "absolutely ironclad" policy against retaliation.
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But Ironclad isn't modeling itself on Palantir, which provides services as well as software.
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There was no ironclad agreement between the two men that Conan Doyle would be
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It also doesn't hurt that they're all backed by the company's standard Ironclad Guarantee.
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And I haven't seen any ironclad proof that they were used by the regime.
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The White House is denying that accusation, but Israel says it has "ironclad" proof.
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But few rules in history are as ironclad as KAGS: Kurds always get shafted.
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The U.S. commitment to the security of the ROK and its people remains ironclad.
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Relationships and alliances that were seen as ironclad, such as NATO, have been undermined.
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It's sort of at the core of your business, if you're not ironclad safe.
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While new, young designers constantly break out, the ranks of high fashion are historically ironclad.
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The most ironclad strategies in the game can be vanquished in a single, debilitating nerf.
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Employees sign ironclad nondisclosure agreements, and are told to avoid media appearances and industry conferences.
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A significant proportion of Spain's workers emerged from the dictatorship years with ironclad job security.
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Trump clearly doesn't think of NATO in terms of an ironclad guarantee to allied states.
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It is hard for individual action to make a dent in an ironclad social structure.
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"President Trump reaffirmed the United States' ironclad commitment to defend South Korea," Mr. Park said.
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The United States will keep its "ironclad" commitment to allies in the region, he added.
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Apparently there are dozens more women with similar stories, all trapped behind ironclad NDAs. Mess.
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Jaworski believed the payment of hush money constituted an ironclad case of obstruction of justice.
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I've heard the term regarding ALIBIs more often as "ironclad," which isn't quite the same.
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When Collins describes her deal, she makes it sound both ironclad — her word — and substantial.
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With those caveats out of the way, who's ready to start drawing some ironclad conclusions?
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Our commitment to the defense of our allies in the face of these threats remains ironclad.
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During his call with Japan's Abe, Trump affirmed an "ironclad" U.S. commitment to ensuring Japan's security.
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Particular resistance has come from creditors who hold bonds backed by Puerto Rico's most ironclad pledges.
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" Harris also made clear that "alliance commitments to South Korea remain ironclad and have not changed.
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We believe our rights to our house, our car, our land and our cash are ironclad.
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It was the rules governing the board, and an ironclad "operating agreement," that favored the Weinsteins.
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But tax benefits alone make the American conglomerates' merger and expected breakup pretty close to ironclad.
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It's the stupidest trap you could fall into and it's ironclad: that is my first name.
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In each one, the judge has wielded an acerbic wit and ironclad control of the courtroom.
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Publicly, the Pentagon has said only that Mr. Mattis reaffirmed the "ironclad" alliance with South Korea.
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Stevens died a couple of months later, "the bravest old ironclad in the Capitol," Twain wrote.
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He added that the evidence of Iran's hand in the shipments, while strong, was not ironclad.
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It's not an ironclad guarantee that Hanen would rule against DACA, but it's a pretty safe bet.
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She was adamant they had an ironclad prenup but he wanted the judge to toss it out.
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New passive ability Ironclad makes Bastion take 35 percent less damage while in Sentry or Tank configurations.
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There is, however, one ironclad law that must be obeyed without question: DO NOT FEED THE HOUSE.
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Speaking with Nature News, Lindquist emphasized her results don't offer ironclad proof that LD is a prion.
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There's nothing ironclad about the interplay of equities and bond yields — the relationship shifts across market phases.
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But there is no ironclad protection against the reach of the US in the international financial system.
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If the mechanics were the point, then the ironclad conceptual structure of each run works against it.
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As it turns out, though, a vow doesn't become an ironclad guarantee until it's made 20,000 times.
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Besides, she hadn't bought into the once ironclad notion that college was a path to financial solvency.
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For another, even an accurate measure of individual intelligence can only make statistical predictions, not ironclad prophecies.
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So this suggestion isn't ironclad, but there doesn't seem to be a reason to avoid combining them.
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Yet even this won't help students who feel trapped by poor instruction and bound in ironclad ISAs.
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One source described the call as "positive," though there is no ironclad agreement to have Ford appear.
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Most troublingly, the decline is steepest in small towns and rural areas whose communities were once ironclad.
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It's impossible to claim these findings are ironclad, but they're at least indicative of a larger downward trend.
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Examining his inner thoughts, the Department found that his motivations were not so ironclad as they initially seemed.
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" In a statement, a US State Department spokesperson told CNN that its alliance with the Philippines is "ironclad.
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"It's probably not the wisest thing in the world to make some kind of ironclad commitment," Wheeler said.
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As of now, it is difficult to come to an ironclad conclusion about the drink's long-term effects.
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We should impose an ironclad lifetime ban on lobbying for members of Congress with real penalties for violators.
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Collins thinks her agreements with Senate leadership are ironclad, as she told anti-tax bill activists last week.
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We're like ironclad soldiers who still refuse to enter a battle zone because it's not a safe space.
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Even as wage gains start to emerge, the relationship between higher wages and overall inflation isn't ironclad, either.
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Wayne White explores the 1862 battle through a multi-media installation of the first battle of ironclad ships.
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When Sanders was asked whether he would commit to the same, he fell short of an ironclad promise.
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Washington has called the relationship "ironclad," despite Duterte's complaints that include allegations of U.S. hypocrisy and ill treatment.
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His reputation among freethinking trumpet players is ironclad, a function of superhuman precision and a trailblazing technical vocabulary.
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The allies will not only reassert that Article Five is ironclad; they will also look to the future.
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As we've reported ... Phaedra insists their prenup is ironclad, and Apollo's just trying to weasel out of it.
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The best way to deter conflict "is to be ironclad in our support for our NATO allies," Arkansas Sen.
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But if people change their minds, or if those contracts aren't ironclad, the resulting court cases can be explosive.
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It has too many strong institutions and too many ironclad traditions for one man (or woman) to destroy it.
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For example, The Ironclad (the game's default character, of which there are three total), has two broad deck types.
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The leverage was $391 million in military aid then; now it's Trump's ironclad grip on the Republican primary electorate.
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But this plan does not provide the same ironclad protections for preexisting conditions or financial security that Obamacare does.
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In a twist that seemed nearly impossible during Rousey's ironclad reign, she is now the UFC women's bantamweight champion.
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According to the source, Woods — who recently moved out of Jenner's house — signed an "ironclad NDA" with the family.
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Ironclad is trying to simplify the process, so that law firms and legal teams can save time and money.
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Ironclad isn't trying to displace lawyers, but it can at least help companies cut the cost of its bills.
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Lee Sun Jin, to express "ironclad commitment" to the US alliance with South Korea and discuss military response options.
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They found that, despite decades of theorizing, there was no ironclad rule that higher minimum wages always killed jobs.
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"I wasn't really looking for someone to do an ironclad, faithful adaptation," he says in the Annihilation featurette above.
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The couple was only married for a year, and they had an ironclad prenup before marrying in June 2015.
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"Our commitment to the defense of our allies in the face of these threats remains ironclad," the official said.
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But the messages are notable as US military leaders traditionally uphold an ironclad commitment to stay out of politics.
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It seems obvious that Pence's "ironclad" evangelical and conservative beliefs take a back seat to doing the President's bidding.
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It's an ironclad cliché that men age into silver foxes, while women can, at most, hope to become MILFs.
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Here in Ciudad del Carmen, on the gulf coast of Mexico, even the ironclad union positions are slipping away.
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You can record any kind of data there, and create an ironclad record of everything that happens to it.
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And many of these studies are small, so keep in mind that these are preliminary hypotheses, not ironclad conclusions.
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Mr. Kim, like the Chinese, initially saw the internet as a threat to his regime's ironclad control over information.
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Of course, you can't make an ironclad prediction about the general election based on these top-two primary results.
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I have also made an ironclad pledge to American families: We will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions.
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"Voicenotes" is a confident, impressive pop album, with ironclad melodies and frisky takes on 1980s funk and 1990s soul.
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Today, there are more than 30 milieuschutz zones in Berlin, with more expected, though the protections are not ironclad.
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"During the call, Dunford and Harris expressed the ironclad commitment to the U.S.-Republic of Korea alliance," Hicks said.
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But there is also a lesson here to be learned: Ironclad control cannot be forever maintained by sowing uncertainty.
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Ever since the league brought in a salary cap in 2005, there's been an ironclad rule against trading cap space.
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Even if they somehow show this supposed ironclad evidence of abuse, there's no guarantee of anything happening against the abuser.
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" White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Thursday that the United States' commitment to the mutual defense pact is "ironclad.
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That's the Civilization model, certainly, and you could even argue this approach is even more ironclad in most RTS games.
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Instead, he decided to impersonate me to various past dates until he could present an ironclad case and confront me.
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Trump won the nomination, in part, by assuring these voters of his ironclad commitment to the programs they rely on.
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Anything Sir Harrison says is ironclad; it's like he's spouting Bachelor scripture in real time and we get to watch.
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The GO-COFINA battle has become a flashpoint in the dispute, with both sides claiming ironclad legal rights to payment.
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Similar concerns are all the more reason to partner with the Russians today in an ironclad security arrangement, Hewitt says.
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As part of this maneuver, the merger agreement was rewritten to be about as ironclad as any I've ever seen.
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But it was not intended to set an ironclad precedent that would forever shape how a president might be treated.
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It's a statue dedicated to John Ericsson, the Swedish-American engineer who designed the Ironclad Civil War vessel, the 'Monitor.
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Like any relatively new automaker, Tesla&aposs vehicles lack ironclad reliability, so the company compensates consumers with a great warranty.
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North Korea poses almost no threat to South Korea as long as the United States-South Korea alliance remains ironclad.
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It can only welcome a negotiated removal of the Iranian threat if it a deal proves ironclad, substantive, and permanent.
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YC would no longer waft explorers out to sea in rickety ships but launch ironclad armadas to claim an empire.
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But the proposals are not as ironclad as Obamacare and come with possible loopholes that could jeopardize coverage, according to Politifact.
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There is also no change to our ironclad commitment to the defense of our allies, the Republic of Korea and Japan.
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Don't be a social pariah—avoid the hellscape of awkward behavior and secondhand embarrassment by never, ever breaking these ironclad rules.
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"The report had come to an ironclad conclusion: [the killing] had been a very high-level, professionally-organized operation," he said.
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Cruz late last week began signaling that his unconditional support for the Republican front-runner was not as ironclad as previously.
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The banks that participated in the bidding for Apple Card signed ironclad nondisclosure agreements, said people with knowledge of the situation.
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China's global champions employ control structures, built to ensure the founder's hold is ironclad, that attract criticism at home and abroad.
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WADA's investigation offered ironclad proof that Russia covered up hundreds of positive drug tests of Summer and Winter Olympic athletes alike.
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Boehmig is co-founder and CEO of Ironclad, a start-up focused on automating the flow of contracts and other paperwork.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has touted some not-so-ironclad statistics to prove the safety of his company's semiautonomous Autopilot feature.
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"During the call Dunford and Harris expressed the ironclad commitment to the U.S.-Republic of Korea alliance," the Pentagon statement read.
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For the moment, Trump's connection to his voters seems ironclad, which may help explain the lack of shame on display here.
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" Mattis said the US commitment to defend longtime allies South Korea and Japan from any North Korean military threat was "ironclad.
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S. Pacific Command stands behind our ironclad commitment to the security of our allies in the Republic of Korea and Japan.
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But the FBI's sudden success in circumventing Apple's security measures might raise new questions about whether Apple's products are truly ironclad.
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But it also weakens the historically ironclad legal protections for online platforms, like YouTube and Facebook, that host user generated content.
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Then, I stormed the field on horseback, cutting down foes with a sword before being wiped out by an ironclad beast.
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"It's ironclad, it's cast in stone," he said of the zoning, though he acknowledged that it could still be legally challenged.
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The cost of popular moving truck services, like U-Haul, is largely created through the ironclad rules of supply and demand.
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Yet it's uncertain if the United States is prepared to calibrate its ironclad support in order to pressure Israel into change.
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Her steel deck literally signifies the ironclad alliance our country enjoys with Japan and our enduring commitment to the Asia Pacific.
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It was in Egypt that I encountered, for the first time, male interactions outside the ironclad Western binary of gay/straight.
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His handpicked Supreme Court lifted the Constitution's ironclad presidential term limit, and his allies in the media assured largely favorable coverage.
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Traditionally, American parties have seen its alliance commitments, NATO in particular, as ironclad guarantees — the core part of America's global strategy.
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The ironclad ships were covered in protective metal and spikes, and the front had a cannon shaped like a dragon's head.
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"It's a pretty ironclad correlation and it only breaks down when the market's about to make a major reversal," Cramer said.
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Just as daguerreotypes and ambrotypes emerged from workshops and into the world, so too did the repeating rifle and the ironclad.
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These people have so little credibility that they are virtually useless as witnesses in investigations without ironclad corroboration from third parties.
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In exchange for Collins's vote for the tax bill, McConnell gave an "ironclad commitment" to pass a pair of bipartisan bills.
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Minervini's ironclad mindset and disciplined trading strategy led to a compounded total return of 33,554% over a five-year time horizon.
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"There are no ironclad commitments — at this date we're going to have a bill — but I am confident," Mr. Flake said.
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This principle is not ironclad: the Chicago Bulls somehow managed to post a losing record in Mr Jordan′s highest-scoring season.
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The annual exercises are seen as the focal point of the "ironclad" US–South Korea alliance to defend against North Korean aggression.
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The banks that participated in the bidding process for Apple Card signed ironclad nondisclosure agreements, said people with knowledge of the situation.
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His ironclad ratings among them now suggest that, in matters of political allegiance, which tend to be emotional, that dissonance was unsustainable.
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An ironclad alibi, and the only reason he was convicted is that he had the worst lawyer in the state of Connecticut.
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And the attorneys representing Weinstein's accusers at his May trial feel optimistic about their ability to build an ironclad case against him.
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Our Queen Beyoncé, backed by her army of ironclad NDAs, has always loved dazzling her fans with music out of the blue.
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But a source tells PEOPLE that she could be in more hot water as she signed an "ironclad NDA" with the family.
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The G.O.-COFINA battle has become a flashpoint in Puerto Rico's economic crisis, with both sides claiming ironclad legal rights to payment.
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She informed us that even though it seemed as if we had an ironclad case, it was difficult to win most cases.
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That's ironclad math: you cannot win an election when four fifths of your fanbase is content with the victory of the frontrunner.
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Our commitment to the defense of our allies, the Republic of Korea and Japan, in the face of these threats, remains ironclad.
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But first, Crystal Harris, 60 years his junior, was asked to sign an ironclad prenup that will now leave her with nothing.
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At issue is the way the legislation would weaken the historically ironclad prohibition on suing an online platform over user-generated content.
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Biden would also push for more ironclad commitments from North Korea to abandon its nuclear program than Trump has so far demanded.
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Founders and investors are less likely to self-report disappointing numbers; therefore, these findings aren't ironclad from the perspective of statistical significance.
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Most importantly, these four pillars will produce legislation that fulfills my ironclad pledge to only sign a bill that puts America first.
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"There is an ironclad rule of politics, which is, no funny hats," he told reporters as he dug into the cheddar samples.
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Working with ironclad physical evidence, Detective Ralph Anderson, played by Ben Mendelsohn, very conspicuously arrests Coach Terry during a Little League game.
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"I'm convinced that our alliance commitments to South Korea remain ironclad and have not changed," he told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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But Heritage Action, because of its ironclad resistance to "partial repeal," actually opposed the measure to get rid of the 1099 provision.
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As with all Patagonia merchandise, the hat comes with an Ironclad Guarantee that allows you to return items or get them repaired.
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The United States fought with South Korea and maintains tens of thousands of troops and an "ironclad"agreement to protect its ally.
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"Our delegation is here to send a message that Congress's commitment to take action on the climate crisis is ironclad," she said.
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The United States fought with South Korea and maintains tens of thousands of troops and an "ironclad" agreement to protect its ally.
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The rules the party makes to govern the actual convention are far from ironclad; in fact, there are arguably no rules at all.
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Still, the ease and effectiveness of booze as a social lubricant is not an ironclad argument for its necessity in bringing humans together.
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The United States maintains our ironclad commitment to stand with our allies in the face of the serious threat posed by North Korea.
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Notwithstanding this leakiness in the export ban, Mr Trump's G20 concession is a sign that America's commitment to containing Huawei is not ironclad.
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Together, they own about half the island's debt, and each side claims an ironclad right to repayment from Puerto Rico's sales tax revenue.
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That happened both through novice mistakes like accidentally revealing classified knowledge about Israeli intelligence and refusing to make an ironclad commitment to NATO.
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Nevertheless, I thought the rice was well-cooked, the crust was ironclad, and the sauce carried a pronounced note of nutmeg to it.
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But a source previously told PEOPLE that she could be in more hot water because she signed an "ironclad NDA" with the family.
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The "wonderfully flexible document" is designed to accommodate U.S. security relationships with other countries and provide "ironclad" protections for the industry, he said.
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He assured the South Korean government of an "ironclad" commitment to its security, including keeping U.S. troop levels there of around 28,500 soldiers.
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It presently seems remote because, in China, the ideology is becoming more ironclad and anti-democratic, and the projection of force more aggressive.
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Out of my own personal antipathy to making plans came an ironclad rule: I don't schedule more than two in a given week.
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The wreck of the USS Monitor, an ironclad steamship constructed for the Union Navy in the American Civil War, was discovered in 83.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter visited the Philippines last week to reaffirm Washington's "ironclad" commitment to defend Manila under a 1951 security treaty.
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As Turkey marks the first anniversary of a military coup aimed at ousting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the leader's position appears ironclad.
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If you have to lose at a game you love on national television, I will say it's nice to have an ironclad excuse.
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I have also made an ironclad pledge to American families: We will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions -- that is a guarantee.
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In recent years, Latin America has moved toward loosening anti-abortion laws, but El Salvador has stood steadfastly by its own ironclad prohibition.
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"The Majority Leader's comments last night fell far short of the ironclad guarantee I needed to support a stopgap spending bill," said Sen.
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Their support for the leftist regime of the late former president Hugo Chavez—and his chosen successor Maduro—was once thought to be ironclad.
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China's defense ministry, in a statement on its microblog, expressed "indignation" over Inada's comments, and said there was ironclad evidence of the Nanjing massacre.
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Sources close to the couple tell us their prenuptial agreement is ironclad and details the specifics of their combined fortune ... a reported $400 mil.
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In recent years, the N.C.A.A., spurred by the courts and by public opinion, has begun to ease restrictions on athletes that once seemed ironclad.
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But on extra-sticky days when I can't take chances, there's no strategy more ironclad than just making my outfit thigh-chafe-proof. 1.
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"Ironclad has seen more indemnification provisions than any senior partner at a law firm and will continue to see more of those," GoGwilt said.
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But access to drugs, recreational and medical, is stymied by ironclad patent laws that have pushed prices well beyond what most patients can afford.
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The work provides an ironclad assurance that quantum computers exist in a different computational realm than classical computers (at least relative to an oracle).
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It said Trump "reaffirmed our ironclad commitment" to defend Japan and South Korea from any attack, "using the full range of United States capabilities".
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Speaking in Rancho Mirage, California, White House spokesman Eric Schultz said the Senate's "duties are ironclad" when it comes to voting on presidential nominees.
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Kelcy Warren has been trying for months to free his pipeline empire from a deal with the Williams Companies despite their ironclad merger agreement.
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"As it has been for decades, our alliance with the Philippines is ironclad," the American defense secretary, Ashton B. Carter, said late last month.
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"You have to hunt for a reason, find a very strong reason that is ironclad," to get an insurer to approve Forteo, she added.
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But for civilian control to remain a norm, the commitment of civilians to this principle must be as ironclad as that of the military.
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And when eugenicists needed an ironclad case to bring before the Supreme Court, Virginia's medical elite supplied it in the person of Carrie Buck.
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And after its ironclad logic failed to derail Barack Obama in 21972, the "McGovern threat" was revived with a vengeance against Sanders in 230.
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The delegation was to meet with European officials and leaders "to affirm the United States' ironclad commitment to the NATO alliance," according to Hammill.
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Working late has long been seen in Japan as a badge of corporate loyalty, repaid by employers in the form of ironclad job security.
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But even if they appreciate the idealism of this exchange, they're making no ironclad commitment to actually trade on it or participate in IPOs.
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Issues like these are also why the trial court treated the efficiency gap as "corroborative evidence of an aggressive partisan gerrymander" — not ironclad proof.
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Even when they are tearfully coming apart, the characters share with Thompson an ironclad sense of self and of how things ought to be.
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So it's off to Norway to compete against rival teams lethally armed with the washboard abs and ironclad buttocks we've all been waiting for.
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But ERA proponents are quick to point out that these protections A. don't necessarily live up to their promise and B. are not ironclad.
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Republicans have an "ironclad commitment" to repeal the law, the aide said, as lawmakers moved to discredit predictions that many people would lose coverage.
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The announcement was made after the conclusion of this week's summit in Singapore, which failed to produce an ironclad denuclearization agreement with North Korea.
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Former employees are required to sign ironclad confidentiality agreements that include a nondisparagement provision, which keeps many of them from talking about the firm.
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Prince Mohammed is not specifically named on the recording, and intelligence officials do not have ironclad certainty that Mr. Mutreb was referring to him.
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The broad, if veiled, attacks on Omar from Democratic leaders at the conference were meant to reassert their ironclad backing of the Jewish state.
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Investors shouldn't wait for "ironclad proof" that business is improving at , and before they buy the semiconductor companies' stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday as .
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Even if South Korea and Japan decided to pay up, they would know that the previously ironclad guarantee of American support was now more conditional.
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The surge in gold buying is in contrast with Brexit's effect on the London property market, considered an ironclad bet for the past 20 years.
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Other ironclad ideas in the documents including achieving a goal of "zero work/stress-related diseases" by luring companies like Amazon to set up shop.
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If you're more accustomed to Cupertino's ironclad product cycles, you might take it as a sign of a company that can't get its act together.
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If Affleck indeed paid Górka and White, whatever they recovered likely came with ironclad legal guarantees that they never speak to anyone about the case.
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In 2011, Dublin stunned the Vatican by closing its embassy to the Vatican, bringing relations between the once ironclad allies to an all-time low.
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To make this happen, the FDA must instill ironclad patient safety standards that ensure biosimilars are as safe and effective as the reference innovative biologics.
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The military's assertion that Mr. Afari was part of Saddam Hussein's Baathist program in the 1980s is not ironclad, based on details released so far.
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It's an ironclad rule of baseball: Player or fan, you're allowed to conclude nothing from an April win or four, or a loss or five.
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" And later: "Bruno had always loathed chess for its ironclad hierarchies and the bullying invulnerability of its champions, their belief that they stood outside fate.
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The Serbians collected 221 rebounds to Puerto Rico's 225 and dished out 30 team assists while their rivals only managed 11 against an ironclad defense.
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The alliance depends entirely on an ironclad guarantee on behalf of all allies to defend any one of them — that is literally what it does.
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And yet, we (and I include myself) have a collective complex about sampling, zigzagging and swerving from (or simply not having) ironclad long-term plans.
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Japan has responded by reaffirming the ironclad Japan-United States alliance, and Japan has coordinated in lock step with the United States and South Korea.
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The museum is built on the grounds where the naval foundry was originally located and where all the ironclad ships and the cannons were made.
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Here's where the second aspect of ceasing operations comes in: The idea of a university owning an athlete's likeness is both ironclad and distressingly malleable.
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"ICWA guides in preferences — none of them are ironclad mandates that a child be placed with an Indian family," Hoskin, the Cherokee principal chief, said.
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Breaking from this ironclad precedent to protect President Trump, Mr. McConnell's rules provide no assurance that the Senate will hear from witnesses or collect evidence.
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Young protesters in the streets of Beirut telling me of their ironclad determination to overturn a corrupt system based on sectarian division of the spoils.
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In addition to the new funding, Ironclad, which was part of Y Combinator's Summer 2015 class, also today announced the launch of its Workflow Designer.
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Any website collecting sensitive data about you should have ironclad security measures in place, especially a website collecting meticulously detailed reports of harassment, assault, and discrimination.
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Obama repeated his assertion Wednesday that the US commitment to NATO and Europe would continue under Trump's presidency, saying the treaty to protect allies was ironclad.
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Foreign Minister Jubeir, speaking at the same conference, said Riyadh's relations with Washington were "ironclad" amid what he called "hysteria in the media" over Khashoggi's killing.
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"What kind of lady," begins Greer, the most immodest of her lovers—but Nola cuts him off, ironclad and unapologetic, leveraging control: "...Acts like a man?"
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Hackers can threaten your smartphone in lots of ways, and if you want (or need) to lock it down completely, ironclad protection gets a little complicated.
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This time, Trump must secure ironclad guarantees that international and American inspectors would have an unlimited right to inspect any nuclear facility at a moment's notice.
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The micro-aggressions and discrimination against women start at such a young age that they have hardened into habit and ironclad assumptions once we start working.
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In addition to automating contracts for things like sales deals, Ironclad can be more general purpose, producing and managing the flow of offer letters, for example.
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And as we're seeing in the Countrywide case, the notion that FIRREA offered an ironclad way to impose some consequences on financial institutions was also wrong.
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Everyone, from the manager to the personal assistant down to the cook and housecleaner and even a casual visitor, is typically made to sign ironclad NDAs.
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"The trip highlights our ironclad commitment to the defense of the Republic of Korea in the face of North Korea's provocations and threats," the statement said.
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The United States defense secretary, Ashton B. Carter, called the alliance with the Philippines "ironclad" during a speech in San Diego on Thursday, news agencies reported.
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They discussed the strength of the US-Philippines relationship, and Mattis reaffirmed America's ironclad commitment to the US-Philippines Alliance, according to Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White.
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" The Pentagon spokesman added that "Mattis underscored the United States' ironclad commitment to defend Japan and provide extended deterrence using the full range of U.S. capabilities.
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Entrepreneurs who go overboard trying to protect their intellectual property can find themselves bogged down, overwhelmed, and unable to safeguard all the "ironclad" names and logos.
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After TerraForm Power openly talked of getting out of the deal and a delay in completing SunEdison's financial statements, a new ironclad merger agreement was written.
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Now, an analysis of 87 studies examining alcohol's effect on mortality has found that moderate drinking's positive effects may not be as ironclad as once thought.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: The series features four overtimes and is basically a coin flip, but we all draw ironclad conclusions from it anyway.
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So it's probably not the wisest thing in the world to do to make some kind of ironclad commitment, but I understand the point you're making.
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"Carecen seeks an ironclad assurance that Nassau County will act in accordance with New York State law, and not just with federal immigration policies," she said.
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None of this is an ironclad court case, but it's hard to avoid the conclusion that if Trump weren't president, he'd be facing an imminent indictment.
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The creators' firmament, meanwhile, grows more diverse by the day, intensifying competition but also softening the ironclad gatekeeping laws that governed Hollywood in the late '60s.
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" -- January 28 campaign rally in Wildwood, New Jersey "I've also made an ironclad pledge to American families: We will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions.
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"The United States maintains our ironclad commitment to stand with our allies in the face of the serious threat posed by North Korea," the statement said.
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The government has denied responsibility for the espionage, adding that there is no ironclad proof because the spyware does not leave behind the hacker's individual fingerprints.
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He serves on the boards of Textio, Guru, Ironclad, DroneDeploy, and Vymo, and his self-described "nerdy love" of frameworks has only grown over the years.
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News is fake unless it comes from sources that espouse our worldview, in which case even the most preposterous conspiracy theory is seen as ironclad truth.
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Mr. Kelton often mentioned Mr. Kelley's mistreatment in meetings during the China episode, former colleagues say, and said he would not accuse someone without ironclad evidence.
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When a GOP staffer began to ask her about Manu Raju, a CNN reporter omnipresent on Capitol Hill, Hill noted she'd had a pretty ironclad alibi.
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A source told Us Weekly after their wedding that she had signed an "ironclad" pre-nuptial agreement that says she hasn't been added to her husband's will.
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The city has presumably put together what it hopes is an ironclad case against Uber, one thoughtfully grounded in TfL's regulatory authority to oust the ridehailing ruffians.
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"Our commitment to the defense of our allies, including the Republic of Korea and Japan, in the face of these threats, remains ironclad," read the Command's statement.
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There were no restrictions on how much their livestock could feed, but there was one ironclad rule: the peasants were not allowed to collect their animals' droppings.
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Astronomers were able to probe intergalactic dust last year with a newly discovered FRB, but since they didn't know the signal's exact origin, their measurements aren't ironclad.
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The Russian side's Greek coach Dimitris Itoudis heaped praise on power forward Kyle Hines, whose ironclad defense and crunch-time rebounds ground Anadolu's offense to a halt.
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That evidence may or may not be ironclad, but it isn't beyond the pale, the justices said, and the state court gets the benefit of the doubt.
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Mr Mattis spoke of peace, stability and of the value of the 60-year old alliance between South Korea and America—an "ironclad commitment", he called it.
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Whereas the data is ironclad about Trump's primary victory — it was clearly about racial resentment — the general election has yet to be analyzed in the same depth.
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They might refuse to vote for any short-term deal that lasts too long, or doesn't contain some ironclad guarantee about a massive spike in defense funding.
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The obvious takeaway is: It's more important to use unique passwords for all of your accounts and services than for all those passwords to be ironclad-strong.
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"President Trump affirmed the ironclad U.S. commitment to ensuring the security of Japan," during a telephone call in which they agreed to meet in Washington on Feb.
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But privacy advocates worry that Google's promises are not as ironclad as they sound and that the company will eventually swallow Fitbit's consumer health data as well.
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People want an end to ballooning drug costs, new policies that address increasing out-of-pocket costs and continued ironclad protection for those with pre-existing conditions.
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At the same time, the people Liebling had in mind, owners of the press in the more institutional sense, find their guarantee of freedom less than ironclad.
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The most decisive naval battle of the Civil War was won by the last minute arrival of a new ironclad, the USS Monitor, direct from sea trials.
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"There is an ironclad rule of politics, which is: No funny hats," he said, invoking the star-crossed union of Michael Dukakis and an ill-fitting helmet.
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It wasn't an ironclad promise, of course, and given Mr. McConnell's record, it's fair of many Democrats and other people of good faith to question his word.
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"The control of the military is an ironclad insurance policy for Xi," said Minxin Pei, a professor at Claremont McKenna College in California who studies Chinese politics.
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Asia Kate Dillon's portrayal of this blue-eyed brainiac is rooted in a Spock-like blend of ironclad logic and an outsider's insight into the prevailing culture.
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But they also have paid-up houses and boats, kids on track for college, decent medical care and an ironclad entitlement to the benefit of the doubt.
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And even if he actually intends to denuclearize, he's going to want an ironclad assurance that this all isn't a ruse to get him out of power.
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Applicant should instinctively know how to appear busy until the 2018 draft, despite having little freedom to act because of limited cap space and ironclad player contracts.
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Fiscal hawks want ironclad guarantees to slash the deficit if they're going to vote on the spending levels negotiated by President Obama, especially in an election year.
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At Bowery Electric, a heavy-gauge supertrio called SFD — Colin Stetson on saxophones, Greg Fox on drums, Trevor Dunn on bass — delivered pummeling noise with ironclad control.
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Trump spoke with Abe about maintaining the U.S.-Japanese alliance and affirmed America's "ironclad" commitment to ensuring the security of Japan, the White House said in a statement.
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But if there's one thing the contest showed, it's that stereotypes about who would be able to out-compete Trump might not be as ironclad as people think.
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And even if Amazon sticks to an ironclad promise, that doesn't mean there aren't other, more sideways ways for Amazon to utilize what Eero might know about you.
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A couple of haters from the local Sheriff's office show up to make it clear that they don't trust Midnighters and that Bobo's alibi is far from ironclad.
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But Snyder's two other comic book adaptations have similarly struggled with the divide between the ironclad awesomeness of the source material and any deeper ideas it might contain.
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However, Woods' sit down with Pinkett Smith could lead to even more trouble between the model and the Kardashians as she signed an "ironclad NDA" with the family.
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As much as people want the rules for commas to be ironclad, no mechanistic rules can substitute for slow proofreading and redrafting, or even better, a good editor.
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In so doing, they're strengthening the already ironclad relationship between GOP party politics and white evangelicalism — and promoting a Christian nationalist agenda that's far more nationalist than Christian.
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Phaedra filed docs in Georgia asking the court to enforce what she considers an ironclad prenup Apollo signed on October 23, 2009 ... 9 days before they got married.
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And that number isn't ironclad, as we all learned in 2012 when the supposedly conservative-tipped court upheld Obamacare in the famed decision by Chief Justice John Roberts.
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That could cause an economic catastrophe, and it would break 225 years of ironclad trust that the American economy has with Americans and the rest of the world.
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"Navigating investor-founder relationshipsJason Boehmig, CEO of legal contracting startup Ironclad, follows a sister approach to vulnerability when interacting with investors: He tries to "drop the bulls--t.
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But that disagreement helps explain why so many in the media have been willing to believe these claims about Zito, even without ironclad proof of the worst allegations.
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Trump's aides assure the allies he will provide an "ironclad" commitment to continue defending them, and certainly he's done so a number of times over the past year.
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The United States-Republic of Korea alliance, celebrated as the cornerstone of de facto peace since the end of the Korean War, is veering off its "ironclad" path.
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There was no explicit agreement between the two defendants, he said — no ironclad evidence, no smoking gun, no explosive witness or a clear thank-you for services rendered.
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They savor the thrill of the first hit of newsprint in the morning, with its slightly acrid odor and its ironclad association with the first cup of coffee.
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Without an ironclad definition, there is greater risk the North Koreans could back out of an interim deal, as they have done under previous American administrations, they said.
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But the Kurdish Regional Government says it is still talking to the United States and to Baghdad, seeking an ironclad guarantee of a future road map to independence.
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What put him there was a ruling by the Supreme Court, which lifted the Constitution's ironclad ban on presidential re-elections in a circuitous ruling two years ago.
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Before rolling out the new legislation, Senate leaders had to deal with a rebellion from Republican senators who demanded ironclad assurances that the legislation would never become law.
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"The Secretary reaffirmed for both foreign ministers the U.S. ironclad commitment to the security and defense of Japan, the Republic of Korea, and our other allies," Kirby said.
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Barcelona fought hard to get back into the match after the break but Khimki's ironclad defense restricted the Catalan side to only 20 field goals from 61 attempts.
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Pence, whose father served in the 1950-53 Korean War, visited the North-South border on Monday and said Washington would stand by its "ironclad alliance" with South Korea.
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In Brussels, the delegation was scheduled to meet with top NATO commanders, U.S. military leaders and key allies—to affirm the United States' ironclad commitment to the NATO alliance.
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But it is hard to imagine that the North would really abandon its missile programme, which it appears to view as its one ironclad defence against a hostile world.
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"Our commitment to the defense of our allies in the face of these threats remains ironclad," Kirby added in a reference to U.S. treaty allies South Korea and Japan.
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But the ironclad proof came in the form of the image captured on September 2nd, from a distance of just 2.7 kilometers when Philae was in Perihelion cliff's shadow.
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Even the places where Trump has made precious peace, like with a House GOP leadership hungry to undo Obama era legislation, ironclad alliances have been hard to come by.
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Given these constraints, computer scientists have long wondered whether it is possible for a quantum computer to provide any ironclad guarantee that it really has done what it claimed.
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Chile, which has a lingering border dispute with Peru, still has the Huáscar, a British-built ironclad captured from Peru during the war of the Pacific of 1879-83.
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"This was a demonstration of the ironclad U.S. commitment to our allies in South Korea, in Japan, and to the defense of the American homeland," said PACOM Commander Adm.
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"This was a demonstration of the ironclad U.S. commitment to our allies in South Korea, in Japan, and to the defense of the American homeland," said PACOM Commander Adm.
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Repealing Obamacare, which had covered upward of 25 million Americans and extended ironclad protections for people with costly medical histories, was the top priority for Republicans after Trump's victory.
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A lot of work ahead on maintaining our ironclad alliance with #ROK and achieving the final, fully verified denuclearization of the #DPRK, as agreed to by Chairman Kim. pic.twitter.
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Still, this acknowledgment was more of a gentle recommendation to companies than an ironclad rule that they use more direct language, giving YumEarth free rein to use that terminology.
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But Iran's ongoing destabilizing activities indicate that the administration's pledge of an "ironclad commitment to deter and confront external threats to Gulf partners" does not appear to have worked.
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Ironclad truth: Get buy-in from the spouses, and the company's culture will be more likely to promote an environment of teamwork and success than any you ever imagined.
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" While diplomacy "remains our preferred course of action," Mattis said, President Donald Trump has made clear that the US commitment to defending US allies and upholding deterrence are "ironclad.
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It's not ironclad, because there are about 22 games left, but the current standings are a pretty good predictor as to who will make the playoffs and who won't.
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Pelosi had planned to visit U.S. troops in Afghanistan, with a stop in Brussels for meetings to reaffirm the United States' "ironclad commitment" to NATO, spokesman Drew Hammill said.
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As a visitor, she's told she may stay "three days or the rest of your life" — an ironclad rule that will take on dire overtones as the novel progresses.
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The Kurdistan Regional Government has said it would scrap the referendum only if the United States provided an ironclad guarantee of a path to independence within a specified time.
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In the ensuing years, the Castros ruled over Cuba with ironclad control, bolstered by a cadre of loyalists, nearly all of whom had fought alongside them in the revolution.
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If Manager Joe Girardi's ironclad, by-the-book protocol leaves some Yankees fans gnashing their teeth from time to time, it feels like a security blanket to Aroldis Chapman.
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The other point I would make is, the case in terms of the Ukraine misconduct is ironclad, but so is the case of the President's obstruction of the Congress.
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His aides say that they have "ironclad information" proving the purported plot, and that they plan to turn it over to the administration of President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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But while government officials widely recognize the NTSB's expertise, the agency's legal authority over commercial space accidents is not ironclad — and it only has such authority in specific scenarios.
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But a key part of their narrative, which Democrats have asserted is ironclad, remains a mystery — frustrating their efforts to prove one of the more damaging charges against Trump.
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Mark Minervini, the stock-trading legend and author of "Mindset Secrets for Winning," says an ironclad mindset and unbridled confidence are the keys to becoming successful at any venture.
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Since the end of World War II, a commitment to open trade — paired with ironclad security agreements with Japan and NATO — had been the cornerstone of American foreign policy.
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And that, in a nutshell, is how the economy got rigged — from bottom to top, from occupational licensing for hair braiders to ironclad intellectual property protections for tech billionaires.
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Mattis also reaffirmed Washington's "ironclad commitment" to the alliance with Manila during a meeting on Tuesday night with Duterte, where he emphasized the importance of "shared rules-based international order".
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Truthfully, Driver likely had to sign an ironclad NDA before joining the Star Wars franchise, so the idea that he would casually let something so major slip seems incredibly slim.
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As we first reported, Kaley held on to all of her $72 million 'Big Bang Theory' money in the divorce from tennis pro Ryan Sweeting ... thanks to an ironclad prenup.
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Both sides claim an ironclad right to Puerto Rico's sales tax, and a hearing on the matter is scheduled for Tuesday in New York, before U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain.
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" Toner highlighted security cooperation as one such area that remained strong, comments that followed remarks Thursday by Secretary of Defense Ash Carter describing the two countries' military relationship as "ironclad.
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Deadly protests flared along the Gaza border, where troops killed dozens of Palestinians, while politicians feted the new U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem as a symbol of ironclad alliance with Washington.
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"The bond between the United States and the Republic of Korea is ironclad and the strength of that commitment will not be shaken by North Korea's aggressive behavior," Lt. Gen.
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In 1968, Joe signed a Motown contract—without reading it—that gave the company ironclad control over everything recorded by The Jackson 5, a move that cost the family millions.
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After the case was dropped, Batillana, who had been smeared in the press as an unreliable gold-digger, reportedly went on to sign an ironclad non-disclosure agreement with Weinstein.
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The dap was a counteraction to a fraternity of ritual that prided itself on ironclad tradition, whose first mission was to challenge the idea of the individual and personal style.
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"This exercise in the Western Pacific is a strong testament to the US Pacific Fleet's unique ability and ironclad commitment to the continued security and stability of the region," Adm.
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This judicial stratagem exudes an aura of illegality and cannot be explained without taking into account the ironclad concentration of powers wielded by the Chavista government in Venezuela since 2005.
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But the president refused to budge, particularly when it came to Article 10 of the League Covenant, which Republicans interpreted as an ironclad obligation defend the independence of any nation.
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As his aides worked to react to the story, Trump insisted on portraying his relationship with McGahn -- one of his longest-serving aides with whom he's nonetheless clashed -- as ironclad.
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This is not an ironclad rule, but it's a pretty good indicator — in 2012, only 6 percent of districts that voted for Barack Obama voted a Republican into the House.
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But for Varner, feeling the pinch of possible elimination, that apparently involved any strategy he could come up with to torpedo Zeke's ironclad alliance with the rest of the tribe.
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For years, the soda industry had an ironclad strategy when a city wanted to enact a soda tax: Spend a lot of money, rally local businesses, and shoot it down.
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It also signals that the Democratic bloc, which successfully held together to oppose Trump's Obamacare repeal, may not be as ironclad on tax reform as it was on health care.
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Nor should we continue down the path of pretending that the First Amendment's ironclad protection of hateful expression is voided whenever someone says (or texts) something that makes us squirm.
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Collins previously said she had an "ironclad" commitment to get it done before the new year, but with Congress set to recess in a few days, time is running out.
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But Mr. Netanyahu had forged an ironclad bond with the ultra-Orthodox, and for good reason: They vote en masse, and at rates that are the envy of other parties.
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But Mr. Netanyahu had forged an ironclad bond with the ultra-Orthodox, and for good reason: They vote en masse, and at rates that are the envy of other parties.
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Puerto Rico's blond hair and over-the-top celebrations are the accouterments of an ironclad determination to bring a brief salve to a place that is coping with economic strife.
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"The only way to beat Donald Trump is to highlight the simple truth of his record: It is not conservative," he said in Myrtle Beach, highlighting his own ironclad conservative credentials.
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"As it has been for decades, our alliance with the Philippines is ironclad," said Carter, speaking to American sailors aboard the U.S.S. Carl Vinson at its home port in San Diego.
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The 5,800-ton ironclad cruiser was badly damaged following an attack by Japanese warships during the Russo-Japanese War and was scuttled in the Sea of Japan on May 29, 1905.
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"In Brussels, the delegation was scheduled to meet with top NATO commanders, U.S. military leaders and key allies – to affirm the United States' ironclad commitment to the NATO alliance," Hammill wrote.
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But as this episode showed, his loyalty to her may not be ironclad — not if he sees Jon as both a better claimant to the throne and a better potential ruler.
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Last year, two astronomers from Caltech shocked the science community when they announced that they had ironclad evidence pointing to a planet orbit at the farthest edge of our Solar System.
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Casey Affleck, an ironclad lock for a Best Actor nomination here, plays a down-on-his-luck handyman suddenly forced to play guardian to his high-school-aged nephew (Lucas Hedges).
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"President Trump reiterated our ironclad commitment to defend (South Korea), including through the provision of extended deterrence, using the full range of military capabilities," the White House said in a statement.
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"The bond between the United States and the Republic of Korea is ironclad and the strength of that commitment will not be shaken by North Korea's aggressive behavior," said Lt. Gen.
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And his legal threats kept both those intent on speaking out and journalists who dug into accusations against him from moving forward with a story that was anything less than ironclad.
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This is dangerous because it enables grandstanding congressmen and congresswomen to jeopardize the ironclad commitment America has kept for over two centuries: That the United States government always pays its bills.
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Kamala Harris sent a statement saying that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's words on DACA "fell far short of the ironclad guarantee I needed to support a stopgap spending bill". Sen.
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Very disturbingly, this week's Senate committee hearing revealed that despite the momentous consequences at stake, there are no ironclad, reliable limits on the president's power to order use of nuclear weapons.
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Experts have warned Trump not to repeat the mistakes of his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, when he did not come away with an ironclad plan for denuclearization.
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Our veterans are the most highly skilled workforce in America's history – the product of rigorous training, an ironclad commitment to teamwork and the remarkable ability to succeed where others might fail.
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He did all this without first obtaining a traditional, ironclad deal under which the government would commit to seeking leniency on Mr. Cohen's behalf when he is sentenced on Dec. 12.
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Pompeo said that while he saw progress in Pyongyang, the United States was not relaxing the current sanctions regime or changing its "ironclad" commitment to defend allies South Korea and Japan.
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Elizabeth Warren's team in recent weeks explored ways to raise money from Silicon Valley donors without violating her ironclad fundraising pledge to not "sell access to my time," Recode has learned.
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" During his campaign, Mr. Trump accused South Korea of not paying its share to maintain 28,500 American troops in the country, although once he took office he called the alliance "ironclad.
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Sure, there is a chunk of people who will take his "fake news" comment as an ironclad assertion that The New York Times is wrong about his move to fire Mueller.
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If I were king of the internet, I would impose an ironclad rule: No one is allowed to share any piece of content without waiting a day to think it over.
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In the earliest days—the days of Loie Fuller , Isadora Duncan , Ruth St. Denis, and then, in the next generation, Charles Weidman, Doris Humphrey, and others—the system was pretty ironclad.
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But the lack of progress is alarming many seasoned Washington foreign policy leaders, and may be a direct result of the lack of ironclad commitments won by the President in Singapore.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her top allies say they're still firmly in fact-finding mode and have promised a deliberate approach to the House's Ukraine investigation with no ironclad time limit.
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Facebook (FB) investors voted on eight stockholder proposals presented at the company's annual shareholder meeting on Thursday, including multiple recommendations to put checks on Zuckerberg's ironclad grip on the company he founded.
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Investors shouldn't wait for "ironclad proof" that business is improving at Micron, Nvidia and Lam Research before they buy the semiconductor companies' stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday as stocks inched higher.
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"This was a demonstration of the ironclad U.S. commitment to our allies in South Korea, in Japan, and to the defense of the American homeland," the head of U.S. Pacific Command, Adm.
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In effect, Mueller framed his entire obstruction investigation around the notion that he couldn't bring any charges against Trump even if he found ironclad evidence against him, because of the OLC opinion.
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Bastion's Recon configuration is a bit more powerful at the cost of reduced range in Sentry configuration, but the real key to Bastion's newfound overpowered status comes from Self-Repair and Ironclad.
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Xi is Communist royalty thanks to his father's stature as a comrade-in-arms of Mao Zedong, whose ironclad reign over the People's Republic lasted for nearly three decades until his death.
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"We're also here to ensure that if we can't deter, we're here to defend and support the ironclad commitment we have with the Republic of Korea," he adds, referring to South Korea.
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Last Monday, the Cincinnati Reds took note of Syndergaard's dawdling delivery with runners on base and stole five bases, uncovering a soft spot in what was previously perceived as an ironclad makeup.
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It was the first time, though, that Mr. McConnell offered anything less than an ironclad response of sticking with Mr. Trump, despite the numerous controversies that the presumptive Republican nominee has instigated.
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"I want an ironclad commitment that he will protect the special counsel from political interference and recuse himself if he refuses to disavow the points that he made in his memorandum," Sen.
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The moderate senator told reporters this month that she had an "ironclad" commitment from McConnell and Vice President Pence to pass legislation by the end of the year to stabilize ObamaCare premiums.
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Lisa Marie Presley won't have to pay her estranged hubby spousal support ... 'cause the postnuptial agreement they signed in 2007 says she doesn't have to pony up a penny and it's ironclad.
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The museum has long been famous for inventing an ironclad view of Modern art as a succession of marquee "isms" (Cubism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, etc.), and arranging its holdings to illustrate that.
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Many of the GOP proposals to repeal Obamacare last year would have chipped away at or eliminated the law's ironclad defense of those with pre-existing conditions in hopes of reducing premiums.
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Without ironclad proof that Trump withheld military assistance to put pressure on the new Ukrainian president for an investigation into Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden, Republican senators are unlikely to be swayed.
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"But you don't do it on day — Americans are killed — untethered from a message of ironclad assurances from King to provide" whatever cooperation is necessary to understand the gunman and his motives.
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"This round and our continued momentum highlights how big the opportunity is to streamline contracting for every type of company in the world," said Jason Boehmig, co-founder and CEO of Ironclad.
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However, experts questioned how ironclad that guardrail is, given that parts of the guidance released Thursday appear to only suggest, not mandate, that those populations should be excluded from any work requirements.
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Lawyers for student plaintiffs argued that the state's ironclad job protections for teachers deprived students of a quality education, while teachers unions and the state said the system helped recruit and retain teachers.
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Among his national security advisers, there was a debate over whether it was too soon to claim victory given a lack of ironclad evidence that it was Baghdadi who'd died in the mission.
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But either way, you can't go wrong, because Patagonia has an "ironclad guarantee" that allows you to replace any of their products for free if they break or don't work out for you.
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The trouble for Mrs Clinton is that, despite her cool head, tough streak and ironclad grip on policy, she lacks the subtlety and easy charisma that lesser politicians would deploy to change gears.
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The officials condemned the launch as "a clear violation of multiple United Nations Security Council resolutions" and the United States "reaffirmed its ironclad security commitments" to South Korea and Japan, the Pentagon said.
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Some senior administration officials have downplayed the lack of information emerging from Trump's meeting with Putin, suggesting Trump's freewheeling nature means anything said during the session is unlikely to be viewed as ironclad.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler said Wednesday that he would not make an "ironclad commitment" to step down under a new president during an awkward exchange with a top Republican lawmaker.
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The auction house says the paper version of the speech was "photo-matched with ironclad certainty" and was originally picked up by a construction worker tasked with dismantling the DNC stage in Denver.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler said Wednesday that he would not make an "ironclad commitment" to step down under a new president during an awkward exchange with a top Republican lawmaker.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter recently told reporters the U.S. will maintain a strong security alliance with the Philippines, describing the relationship as "long standing" and "ironclad" while he was in the region.
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SEOUL, South Korea — President Trump assured South Korea's acting president on Monday of the United States' "ironclad" commitment to defend the country, agreeing with Seoul to strengthen joint defense capabilities against North Korea.
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If the tablet—a cordial of contraceptive hormones that trick the body into thinking it's pregnant—is swallowed during the same three-hour window each day, the method is pretty close to ironclad.
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According to a source, Woods' upcoming appearance on Red Table Talk could lead to even more trouble between the model and the Kardashian-Jenner family as she signed an "ironclad NDA" with the family.
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"If you wait for ironclad proof that a troubled business has turned itself around, you'll miss most of the upside from that turn," he said on "Mad Money" after all three chip stocks surged.
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Here are some of the key stories CNBC is following this hour: The Pentagon strongly condemned North Korea's latest missile test, reaffirming the United States' "ironclad" commitment to allies like Japan and South Korea.
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It wasn't until 2014 that JoJo finally found lawyers who were able to find a loophole in her ironclad Blackground deal: A minor cannot be held in a contract for more than seven years.
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In a letter being sent on Tuesday to Republican presidential contenders, Heritage Action laid out three points on health care that they would like to see draw an "ironclad commitment" from the Republican field.
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Hong Kong, already a giant peddler of offshore firms, could also benefit, as could the numerous American states with lax regulation of registration agents and ironclad corporate anonymity, like Delaware and Nevada (see box).
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If you wanted to run a racist, misogynistic company where there was sexual harassment going on, the only way you could possibly do that is to have there be this ironclad veil of secrecy.
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But on the other hand, the idea that winning a modest plurality of the primary vote in any way gives Donald Trump an ironclad claim to be the "legitimate" nominee is baffling to me.
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" Pelosi said during a roundtable with Bloomberg reporters and editors that she "would assume there would be public hearing in November," but noted that the Democrats' case for impeaching Trump "has to be ironclad.
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Of course, as goes with the Patagonia story, everything is Fair Trade Certified, and you'll also get Patagonia's Ironclad Guarantee, so if you're not thrilled with your new suit, you can send it back.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Thursday assured South Korea of an "ironclad" commitment to its security, including keeping current U.S. troop levels, even as diplomats seek an agreement with North Korea on denuclearization.
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I asked Mr. Hughes why four fellow passengers I spoke to said that Megabus offered them between $274 and $235 — a seeming indication that the "industry standard" was not ironclad but rather was adjustable.
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One of the investors said he threatened that Energy Transfer might simply walk away from the transaction — an empty ultimatum because the ironclad agreement he helped structure made it nearly impossible to do so.
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It harks back to the C.I.A. director George Tenet's assurances to Mr. Powell that the connection between Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden was ironclad in the lead-up to his United Nations presentation.
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Then, finally, Goldman landed on what sounded like an ironclad defense: The algorithm, it said, has been vetted for potential bias by a third party; moreover, it doesn't even use gender as an input.
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The Pentagon assured, however, that the U.S. "commitment to the defense of our allies, including the Republic of Korea and Japan, in the face of these threats, remains ironclad," according to a Tuesday statement.
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It is a virtual ironclad rule of politics and culture that when only one side is willing to speak enthusiastically, people will begin to believe there really is only one side to the issue.
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AMERICAN DIGNITARIES like to talk about their country's "ironclad" commitment to its alliance with South Korea and Japan, which has long been the main building block of the security architecture of north-east Asia.
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More recently, in a phone call on Saturday, Mr. Trump reassured the Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, of the United States' "ironclad" commitment to Japan's security, according to a statement from the White House.
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Assertiveness and leaning in and ironclad portfolios and marching into that interview and taking the space you deserve and changing the ratio and not letting Steve from accounting talk over you in the meeting.
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Some executives who said yes to the plan seemed less than sanguine, but they declined to comment publicly for fear of upsetting Apple or violating the ironclad nondisclosure agreements the news companies had signed.
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So next, consider this: A shocking amount of the US broadband infrastructure is still controlled by cable companies, which might be losing TV subscribers but continue to have a fairly ironclad lock on providing internet.
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Class divisions were ironclad during that period, which is one more reason that the suffragists' demands for equal pay for equal work often went over like a lead balloon—even within their own meeting halls.
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"This study does show that the 'bigger is better' idea is not ironclad—here is a bird that weighs less than 10 pennies, and it is better at this task than lemurs are," said Freeman.
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"Bottom line, if you are concerned about whether law enforcement can compel access to your device, a password or passcode is much better than Touch ID or facial recognition, but it isn't ironclad," says Welty.
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On Sunday here in Muscatine, Mr. Trump characteristically boasted that he was ahead in the state and then, using the time-tested formulation of a conventional politician, allowed that his lead might not be ironclad.
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In effect, Mueller framed his entire obstruction investigation around the notion that he couldn't bring any charges against Trump even if he found ironclad evidence against him, because of the Office of Legal Counsel opinion.
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But despite Trump's dominance in the state—he has an ironclad lead of about eight points—Missouri is also on the verge of electing a second Democrat to the Senate: 35-year-old Jason Kander.
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"The Secretary reaffirmed the U.S. ironclad commitment to the defense of the Republic of Korea and Japan and noted the vital importance of continued communication and cooperation among the three countries," spokesman John Kirby said.
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"Pakistan has ironclad immutable strategic interests which dictate maintaining ties to groups like the Taliban," said Michael Kugelman, deputy director and senior associate for South Asia with the Asia Program at the Woodrow Wilson Center.
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Her grip on policy is ironclad; in hours of wonkish debate with Bernie Sanders, the rival she beat handsomely in the New York primary on April 19th (see article), she has rarely been caught out.
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Greece forward Stratos Perperoglu led Barcelona with 13 points followed by the competition's all-time leading scorer Juan Carlos Navatro on 12 but both of them were stifled at crunch time by Lokomotiv's ironclad defense.
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Keisler insisted that the arbitration agreement is indeed ironclad, saying that AT&T is "absolutely committed" to it and even joking that the company did not have its fingers crossed when the deal was made.
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Though Indian women are leading campaigns to dismantle discriminatory rules on access to religious sites, and courts are ruling in their favor, the grip of tradition is still ironclad in places like the Sabarimala Temple.
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Mr. Stamos pushed to disclose as much as possible, while others including Elliot Schrage, Facebook's vice president of communications and policy, recommended not naming Russia without more ironclad evidence, said the current and former employees.
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Artist, designer, author, entertainer and the subject of the 2012 documentary, Beauty is Embarrassing, Wayne White explores the 1862 Battle of Hampton Roads through a multi-media installation of the first battle of ironclad ships.
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"The Trump administration has called on allies to take on more responsibility, and while Washington's commitment to Seoul is ironclad, it also supports South Korean steps to enhance its security," he said in an interview.
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The total number of House members in favor of an impeachment inquiry is now above 40, but Ms. Pelosi has insisted that it is necessary to build an "ironclad case" before heading down that road.
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For Cardinal Sarah, as long as the traditional conception of celibacy holds up — the conception that a priest celebrating Mass "offers his body, as a man" — there is an ironclad logic against ordaining female priests.
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"It should have been called 'Star Trek Within,'" A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The Times, "in honor of its determination to color inside the lines, obeying the ironclad conventions of brand and genre."
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Relations with the Trump administration are infused with threats of tariffs against German automakers and mounting distrust that Europeans have come to believe may permanently reshape, if not rupture, a once ironclad trans-Atlantic alliance.
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Courageous protesters have persisted for more than six months in confronting the world's mightiest dictatorship, a regime with a record of ironclad rejection of both reason and compromise when it deals with protesters or rivals.
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The move is an attempt to address concerns that the popular and ironclad provisions secured by the Affordable Care Act may disappear amid President Donald Trump's renewed drive to overturn the landmark health reform law.
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In the absence of any information from the companies themselves, it's hard to draw any ironclad conclusions, but it does appear that the two companies are neck and neck in the type of content they're offering.
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Asked by a reporter in January how long these particular memoranda would be in effect, Trump publicly disagreed with his top trade official to say he hoped the two countries' eventual deal would be more ironclad.
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Trump made a promise that he would save all of these jobs, and we cannot rest until an ironclad contract is signed to ensure that all of these workers are able to continue working in Indiana.
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Again, this highlights a worrisome trend where period apps could be marketing themselves as backed by science, when the reality is the purported "research" isn't ironclad or in Femm's case, may come with a political agenda.
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"Any data collected on MoneyGram users in the U.S. will continue to reside on the same ironclad U.S.-based servers that meet the high security standards your customers trust today," Feagin said in an open letter.
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We continue to monitor North Korea's actions closely," U.S. Pacific Command said in a statement, adding that it "stands behind our ironclad commitment to the security of our allies in the Republic of Korea and Japan.
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"It's different than tearing up the deal, if he in fact chooses to decertify, but it gives us the opportunity for something that's more ironclad, while dealing with the broader issues in the region," Republican Rep.
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And to even threaten that would be a rejection of a principle that dates to Alexander Hamilton and the founding of the republic — that the United States' promise to make good on its obligations is ironclad.
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Fourth, the United Nations, through donor support, should regularize salary payments to teachers and health care workers throughout Yemen — but run those payments through Yemen's Ministry of Finance and Central Bank with ironclad oversight and accountability.
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"As it has been for decades, our alliance with the Philippines is ironclad," Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Thursday, speaking to American sailors aboard the U.S.S. Carl Vinson at its home port in San Diego.
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And now on Thursday, Searchlight announced it raised a seed round of $2.5 million, led by Accel and with participation from Founders Fund, Y Combinator, Soma Capital, as well as employees at Stripe, Ironclad, and Front.
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For his part, Sam, heartbroken over the death-by-dragon-fire of his father and brother, was focused on Jon's claim to the Iron Throne—and his now ironclad belief that Daenerys does not deserve it.
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And if you do manage to tear anything from excessive force, Patagonia will always fix it by way of their Ironclad Guarantee, which generally just holds you accountable for shipping and maybe a "reasonable" repair fee.
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SUNKEN WWII SHIP MAY CONTAIN $130 MILLION WORTH OF NAZI GOLD The Dmitry Donskoi, a 5,800-ton ironclad cruiser, was in a fleet of 38 Russian Imperial Navy ships deployed from the Baltic to the Pacific.
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BRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - On the eve of his trip to Europe, Rex Tillerson gave a speech last week that European allies had waited months to hear: an "ironclad" promise of U.S. support to its oldest allies.
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In finding ways to escape what seemed to be ironclad limits on his tenure, Mr. Putin joined President Xi Jinping of China and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, authoritarian leaders who have extended their rule.
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Chen advised that founders should get conditions like that written out in ironclad documents, but that great damage can still be wrought by the "convenient" lies and half-truths that founders and their investors sometimes swap.
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A handful of residential and mixed-use projects are scheduled to open in the next few years, including Ironclad, a $100 million project that will feature 172 apartments, a Moxy hotel, a restaurant and retail space.
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It also describes a world that no longer exists—one that seemed ironclad and permanent at the time, but turned out, under the pressures of a disingenuous right-wing legal ideology, to have been extremely fleeting.
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Jubeir told a security summit in Bahrain that Riyadh's relations with the United States were "ironclad" amid what he described as "media hysteria" over the killing of Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct.
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In the new way of legislating, illustrated by the Clean Air Act of 85033, Congress granted all citizens a supposedly ironclad right to healthy air, but left the job of imposing the duties to an agency.
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The United States and many other countries are fortunate to have vaccines to protect our most vulnerable children and adults, but that protection is not ironclad; it depends on the continued and widespread use of vaccines.
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We created a government of servants of and to the people to ensure our collective liberty — inspired by duty and sacrifice and the ironclad conviction that we could only stand against the inertia of history together.
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She said U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha reaffirmed their commitment to denuclearize the Korean peninsula "and to the ironclad alliance" between the United States and South Korea.
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While the RNC stands by Trump even while his attack on McRaven is being condemned by prominent Republicans and top former intelligence and military officials, Trump has suggested his loyalty to the party isn't quite as ironclad.
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Attempts to get the bill debated by the National Constituent Assembly have gone nowhere, and abortion remains legal only when the mother's life is in danger, making it one of the most ironclad restrictions in Latin America.
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But even through the worst moments in the last year, both have held ironclad job security and Zuckerberg still controls 60% of the company — but neither has previously been subjected to inside-the-room leaks this negative.
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It's a message to the region about the continued importance we place on the South China Sea as a core American security interest, and it's about demonstrating to the Philippines our continued ironclad commitment to their security.
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But the winner of the Republican nomination is almost guaranteed to be an ironclad defender of the gun lobby, pandering to voters by portraying the government as intent on trampling gun owners' rights and confiscating their firearms.
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However, a Democratic source suggested Monday that one possible way to end the stalemate would be for House Republicans to give Democrats an "ironclad" commitment that the Flint money would be added to that pending water bill.
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If you have a powerful case and an ironclad set of facts on your side, stories might do you no favors, the research revealed — you're better off presenting that content in a straightforward way, like a list.
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He and Jason Boehmig, founder and CEO of legal contracting startup Ironclad, weighed in on how they've seen people build authentic relationships across the startup world on separate episodes of "The Twenty Minute VC" with Harry Stebbings.
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Dow-DuPont Deal Seems Impermeable to a Bid by BASF | Tax benefits make the planned union of Dow and DuPont seem ironclad were BASF, the German chemical giant, to make a counterbid, Kevin Allison writes in Breakingviews.
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The evidence that the Russian government hacked the emails of Podesta and the Democratic National Committee and then handed some of the emails to WikiLeaks is about as ironclad as it gets when it comes to cybersecurity.
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So despite the record attendance of nearly 500 people, in a year that has seen stunning upsets by insurgent Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Democratic machine was able to maintain its ironclad grasp on the committee.
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One thing that the BBC appears to be forgetting is the frequency with which even the largest, most ironclad tech companies are subject to near-daily reports of data breaches or fallout from egregious mishandling of data.
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Susan Collins, who got seemingly ironclad promises in order to sign her crucial vote onto the GOP's tax reform bill (a banner achievement, but the Republicans' only real legislative accomplishment while controlling Congress and the White House).
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The Confederates created mobile ambush squads that were conglomerations of artillery and cavalry and sent them to the shores of the Mississippi River and its tributaries to attack Union supply boats and the ironclad gunboats that protected them.
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Even one that even moderately shifts Japanese commitment to pacifism would mark a sea change in how Japan understands itself, as an ironclad commitment pacifism has been a central part of the country's post World War II identity.
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" Wednesday's statement is different from his more generic language during a February visit to Seoul, where he stopped short of mentioning specific defenses: "America's commitments to defending our allies and to upholding our extended deterrence guarantees remain ironclad.
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The US on Wednesday also sent two B1-B bombers to fly alongside the Korean demilitarized zone in a show of force to emphasize the "ironclad" bond between Seoul and Washington, 7th Air Force commander Thomas Bergeson said.
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The difference between the two measurements has a four-sigma confidence level, meaning the discrepancy is highly unlikely to be caused by chance, but it's not quite the ironclad proof required to demonstrate that something new is occurring.
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The two men "condemned North Korea's continued destabilizing and provocative actions, confirmed the two countries' ironclad mutual defense commitments, and pledged to continue close cooperation," the White House said in a readout of the call provided to reporters.
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Underneath her smile, he had heard, Verdon could be a difficult collaborator, a high-class snob with an ironclad pedigree and an almost pathological aversion to the kind of heigh-ho Broadway jumping around she called animated wallpaper.
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Mr. Macron, a former banker, has spent two years questioning Socialist orthodoxy on doctrines like the 35-hour workweek and ironclad job protections, and this spring he founded his own political movement, En Marche, or On Our Way.
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Senator Kamala D. Harris, Democrat of California and one of more than a dozen liberal Democrats who voted against the funding bill, said Mr. McConnell's comments on Sunday night "fell far short of the ironclad guarantee" she needed.
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There's no ironclad way to pin down the willingness to pay for a year of life in good health, of course — and it's quite a controversial subject, as you might imagine — but estimates extend to at least $150,000.
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In December, Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, voted for her party's tax bill after receiving what she said was an "ironclad" commitment from McConnell to take up further legislation on health care by the end of 2017.
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Over the decades I've reversed my understanding of social and political change: I now recognize that nonviolence is the one essential strategy to achieve positive social change, an ironclad fact that the black civil rights movement understood well.
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Meanwhile, before he left, there was griping within the house that Mr. Slimane's insistence on ironclad control over every aspect of the brand created roadblocks to growth (there's only so much one man can do in a day).
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Throughout the entire primary cycle, he&aposs maintained an ironclad lead among African-American voters and enjoys solid support among Latino voters, two demographics the Democratic nominee will need to win over in order to secure the nomination.
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An ABC staffer who spoke to Fox News on the condition of anonymity said that ABC's chyrons are usually typed into the computer by unionized employees who are more difficult to discipline or fire due to ironclad labor contracts.
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Dempsie's appearance at the Belfast airport isn't ironclad evidence he'll be in the show, but with no other reason to be in the area (plus fans' desperation to see his character's story resolved) it seems likely Gendry is back.
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One key obstacle to understanding the scope of sexual harassment and discrimination in Silicon Valley is the culture of employment agreements, non-disparagement clauses, and ironclad settlements that keep everything from product plans to allegations of abuse under wraps.
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While this particular chain of events falls short of substantiating any sort of ironclad case of questionable dealings between Senator Manchin, his daughter, and her firm, it certainly provides grounds for an indictment in the court of public opinion.
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On their Vendetta Records debut, their now-familiar thorny, dynamic riffs, stunning melodies, and icy blasts coalesce into an ironclad whole, finally achieving the cohesion they've been searching for since the project's lonely birth in Grigg's old Philadelphia bedroom.
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Giuliani's explanation that Trump fired Comey because the then FBI director was unable to provide him ironclad assurances that he wasn't a target of an ongoing investigation certainly seems like the sort of thing Mueller might be interested in.
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"Multiple carrier strike force operations are very complex, and this exercise in the Western Pacific is a strong testament to the U.S. Pacific Fleet's unique ability and ironclad commitment to the continued security and stability of the region," Adm.
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"I think that the administration needs to be ironclad on the evidence here to convince the American people that this is about policy, not politics," said Jason Healey, a scholar at Columbia University who specializes in cyberconflict between nations.
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They've started this season 0-4.03, and while that might not yet be an ironclad reason to write them off, it's easy to take it as another sign that this century will continue to be a loss for them.
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Former SEC enforcement attorney John Reed Stark believes that the SEC has a high hill to prove market manipulation, because such charges typically require the actor to both make ironclad false statements and attempt to profit from those statements.
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Ledger's sign-off left me scratching my head when he told the audience, in what could serve as an ironclad boost of his credibility after an hour of bombastic claims, to remember that "Even when I'm wrong, I'm right."
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Of all the Trump associates who have come under scrutiny in the Russia investigation, Mr. Cohen undertook perhaps the most surprising legal strategy: confessing to a litany of crimes without first receiving an ironclad deal with the special counsel.
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But while the software is sold only to governments, with special precautions to ensure that it can be used only by the agencies that buy it, there is no ironclad proof of the Mexican government's hand in the spying.
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"President Trump affirmed the ironclad U.S. commitment to ensuring the security of Japan," the administration said in a statement, a commitment that had been in doubt among some in Tokyo after some of Mr. Trump's statements during the campaign.
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The nation's big tax-preparation companies are so desperate for customers that they are willing to put money up front — with absolutely no hidden fees or interest charges, and no ironclad guarantees that the companies will get paid back.
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Interviews with CNN, the Daily Mail and Bloomberg -- June 25 Trump also indicated on Saturday that his ban is not ironclad and declined to answer directly in an interview with CNN whether his ban would extend to all foreign Muslims.
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Even so, legal experts said the lack of a written deal with Castor, as well as the fact that Cosby had his own lawyers at the time, would make it hard for Cosby to argue that he had an ironclad agreement.
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"Without ironclad agreement on a real path forward on this crucial front (*the* issue in the 301 Report), we take Ambassador Lighthizer at his word that March 1 is a hard deadline for more tariffs," Krueger said in a note.
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NATO has typically enjoyed broad -- if sometimes begrudging -- support from both Democrats and Republicans, who have regarded the grouping of European and North American countries as an ironclad facet of American foreign policy, though perhaps one overly reliant on American resources.
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If our government expects taxpayers to share this information with the IRS, we are entitled to ironclad guarantees of confidentiality and privacy — for this reason, our laws provide that wrongful IRS disclosure of our tax-return information is a felony.
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Sound smart: Allies say Trump — with no ironclad policy convictions on climate, and buffeted by conflicting campaigns from rival advisers — defaulted toward delivering on a campaign promise that catered to his last refuge, the voters who put him in office.
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The fights over Twin Peaks are, ultimately, all in good fun, but they point to the very real fact that we're rapidly heading toward an age when ironclad distinctions will start to become helpful suggestions and then will disappear altogether.
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McMahon's almost ironclad guarantee that the face always wins the WrestleMania main event—the heels have only won four of the 31 WrestleMania main events by my count—means that you more or less know the winner ahead of time.
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But they're scared—not only of kicking millions of people off of health insurance, but of the related, abstract damage they will do to themselves if they eliminate the ACA's ironclad prohibition against discriminating against insurance customers with preexisting health conditions.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash told Reuters there would be more economic curbs on Qatar if necessary and said Doha needed to make ironclad commitments to change what critics say is a policy on funding Islamist militants.
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Trump pivoted to the crisis right after listing "four pillars" of an agenda designed to severely restrict immigration: Most importantly, these four pillars will produce legislation that fulfills my ironclad pledge to only sign a bill that puts America first.
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On Trump's risks: Trump's rhetoric has raised expectations for an ironclad nuclear deal with North Korea following his historic summit with Kim Jong Un, posing diplomatic and political risks for the White House if the unpredictable country fails to follow through.
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" Asked in a separate interview with The New York Times about his whether his refusal to issue a ironclad denial leaves wiggle room for people to believe he passed the information to the campaign, Papadopoulos responded, "that's all I can say.
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Pentagon spokesman Commander Gary Ross said the United States had recently reaffirmed its "unwavering and ironclad" commitment to defend both South Korea and Japan, "guaranteed by the full spectrum of U.S. military capabilities, including conventional, nuclear, and missile defense capabilities".
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It said Kerry and Carter reiterated the "ironclad and unwavering" U.S. commitment "to draw on the full range of its military capabilities, including the U.S. nuclear umbrella, conventional strike, and missile defense capabilities, to provide extended deterrence" to South Korea.
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Other related startups are reducing the costs associated with complying with corporate contracts (such as Ironclad), bankruptcy (such as UpSolve), zoning requirements generally (such as Envelope and Symbium) and for accessory dwelling units (such as Cover), permitting processes (such as Camino.
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In terms of access, the global reproductive healthcare organization wants to build an "ironclad" network of states with bolstered resources to compensate for the areas in the U.S., mainly in the Midwest and the South, in which women have limited options.
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While she maintains that Mr. Trump has engaged in criminal behavior and obstruction of justice, she argues that impeachment should be avoided at least until Democrats can uncover more evidence of wrongdoing and make an ironclad case against Mr. Trump.
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Live, Cherry Glazerr is a guitar-bass-drums trio, but in the studio, the band uses layers of guitars and occasional dollops of synthesizer to make each song evolve from within: fragile or eerie at one moment, ironclad the next.
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He offered lengthy praise for a proposal by Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, his progressive former rival, to reform the bankruptcy code, and in a striking commitment he made an ironclad pledge to name a woman as his running mate.
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"These programs are our ironclad commitment to improve service and ensure that our transit system continues to be one of the great equalizers for all New Yorkers," Mr. Byford said in a statement in response to the Federal Reserve's report.
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How Hamels, a free agent after this season, would fit into the Yankees' plans is uncertain, but his $23.5 million salary this season could preclude a deal given the Yankees' ironclad desire to stay under the $197 million luxury-tax threshold.
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Earlier this month, the site's users discovered their privacy settings weren't ironclad, when reports surfaced that a Florida detective had obtained a warrant to search the site's full database, including individuals who had opted out of cooperating with law enforcement.
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South Korea has said American forces should stay even if a peace agreement is signed, while U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis assured Seoul in a June visit of an "ironclad" U.S. commitment to its security, including keeping U.S. troop levels unaltered.
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No, Bill built his legend almost entirely on the dark art of defense, using his insane athleticism and ironclad tactical mind to discourage his opponent from going to the rim, breaking their tiny psyches into millions of little pieces in the process.
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"I serve notice to you now that this will be the last joint military exercise with U.S. Jointly, Philippines, US, last one," he said speaking to members of the Filipino community in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi at the end of September. Ironclad?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will host South Korean President Moon Jae-in at the White House on June 29-30 to advance economic cooperation and discuss ways of strengthening the two countries' "ironclad" alliance, the White House said on Tuesday.
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In "Cricket," that means the episode begins with a fairly ironclad sitcom premise: Marjorie (Mimi Kennedy), the seen-it-all veteran of the characters' addiction support group, loses it after her own sponsor falls off the wagon after 52 years of sobriety.
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Speaking with his Japanese counterpart on Wednesday, U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis underscored the "ironclad commitment" of the United States to defending Japan and providing "extended deterrence using the full range of U.S. capabilities," Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White said in a statement.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan on Monday warned the nation's top Republican donors that their party was "flirting with these various forms of progressivism," sounding the alarm about the GOP's now less-than-ironclad support for foreign trade deals.
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Specifically, the company has worked with IronClad (a YC-backed automated assistant that manages legal paperwork) and the white-shoe law firm Orrick, to create standardized paperwork that any company can use to give their employees 10 years to exercise their options. (Really.
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Does Gorsuch have an ironclad commitment to rule according to the words and values enshrined in our Constitution and laws, or will he rule by the litmus tests that Trump and conservatives expect Gorsuch has already passed as a precondition of being nominated?
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" Asked about Pompeo's comments, a spokeswoman for the U.S. State Department, Katina Adams, said Washington remained "committed to achieving the complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula" and its commitment to the defense of South Korea and Japan was "ironclad.
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"America must sustain its ironclad commitment to Israel's security—including the unprecedented support provided by the Obama-Biden administration," he told the Council on Foreign Relations in an interview last month that Vice was directed to when we reached out for comment.
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While Mr. Trump's initial diplomatic outreach to Mr. Kim raised hopes and generated positive headlines, the president accepted vague language calling for the "denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" as an ironclad commitment by the North to rid itself of its own weapons.
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The answer, according to the complaint, is that merely getting a "second look" from the admissions committee, the kind a big donation could buy you, wasn't enough; parents wanted the ironclad guarantee that only a college coach's sterling recommendation could give them.
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The F-16s going to Guam, which is 3,800 miles farther west than Hawaii, is a "demonstration of the ironclad US commitment to our allies in South Korea, in Japan and to the defense of the American homeland," US Pacific Command head Adm.
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But in describing the outlines of a plan that he said "fulfills my ironclad pledge to sign a bill that puts America first," Mr. Trump turned to the disturbing imagery of teenage girls murdered by immigrant members of the MS-13 gang.
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Even if all of the proposal's planks come to pass—it is, after all, a proposal, not a law—it's less an encouraging glimpse of our ironclad future than it is a reminder of just how insecure our government's information highways and byways are today.
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And despite Aniston taking control of the narrative with an official statement as ironclad as her rumored prenup, the public still can't resist pointing out that for the first time since their intense split, Pitt and Aniston are both single at the same time.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The top U.S. general restated Washington's "ironclad commitment" to the security of its close Asian ally, Japan, on Friday amid regional tensions over North Korea, telling his counterpart in Tokyo that "an attack on one is an attack on both of us".
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Recall Trump's NATO meeting in Brussels, when he shoved Montenegro's Prime Minister aside to get to the front of the group, and his dismissiveness of US allies, including that troubling reluctance to acknowledge America's until-then unquestioned, ironclad commitment to mutual defense among NATO allies.
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While I would prefer that the superdelegate system end, and superdelegates with the power to vote for nominees no longer exist, while the superdelegate system remains, there should be an ironclad rule that superdelegates must vote in accordance with the votes in primaries and caucuses.
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These officials have been told, at various moments, that Trump is in a "good place" and has an "ironclad" commitment to support NATO's Article 5 — which commits each member state to consider an armed attack against one to be an attack against them all.
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The ad, at its essence, positively contrasts a red-state Democrat's support for Obamacare — imagine reading that sentence in 2010 or 2014 — with Cramer's vote for the House's Obamacare repeal bill last year, which would have rolled back the law's ironclad protections for preexisting conditions.
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During his brief visit to Seoul, the South's capital, Mr. Mattis said that the United States would maintain current troop levels in South Korea and offered assurances that the two nations' alliance was still "ironclad" despite the recent cancellation of a massive joint military exercise.
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China's vice premier, Liu He, who signed the deal with Mr. Trump at the White House on Wednesday, said Chinese businesses will buy American goods and services "based on the market demand in China," suggesting Beijing may not view the targets as so ironclad.
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Thomas Sanderson: That it would make ironclad assertions by violent extremists that the United States has no real interest in supporting statehood for the Palestinians—and it would send a broader signal that the United States was indeed an adversary to Muslims and Arabs.
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In effect, Mueller framed his entire obstruction investigation around the notion that he couldn't bring any charges against Trump even if he found ironclad evidence against him, but wanted to preserve the evidence and included references to Congress' unique constitutional role to hold a president accountable.
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The points about France and Belgium are stronger, and speak mostly to the fact that this study is in its infancy: Its authors are still working out what the data means, and haven't done the kind of granular research necessary to make their conclusions more ironclad.
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He proposed, at various times, ending America's ironclad commitment to defending its NATO allies, labeling China a currency manipulator (a term which would be accompanied by trade sanctions), opening up to partnership with Russia, and staying out of Middle East quagmires unless they involve killing terrorists.
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" "You can imagine in a case of this significance watched this closely the special counsel's team is not going to do this unless they have pretty darn ironclad evidence that Manafort is trying to corrupt or co-opt these witnesses," Schiff said on CNN's "Cuomo Primetime.
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Elie Honig: Mueller is about to have his say -- in a big way December 3 Throughout his investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election, special counsel Robert Mueller has imposed on his team an ironclad rule: Nobody leaks and nobody speaks -- out of court, that is.
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Despite predictable talking points about an "ironclad" alliance and persistent optimism about talks with North Korea, a Moon-Trump press conference at the White House is unlikely to erase festering doubts about bilateral relations or Kim Jong Un. Why do concerns loom over a successful, longstanding alliance?
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Carige Chief Executive Paolo Fiorentino said the cash call was now "ironclad" after last-minute difficulties with the deal last week rattled Italy's banking sector, where other mid-sized rivals such as Creval are also preparing to tap markets to be able to shed bad debts.
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I graduated from college with what I thought was an ironclad plan: I would apply to a year-long fellowship in Philadelphia, get exposure to the non-profit industry, and then get a full-time job doing something similar, which I would presumably do until I retired.
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Nearly every major power in the region has opposed the vote, and the Kurds were locked in tense negotiations with the United States and Baghdad, offering to cancel the referendum in return for an ironclad guarantee of a road map to independence within a specified time.
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Indeed, under the J.D.P. banner, Mr. Erdogan was able to exploit the military's reputation for impunity, as well as the dissatisfaction of clerics and conservative citizens in the Anatolian heartland with the ironclad separation of church and state imposed by the constitution and enforced by the military.
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Even so, they, too, are subject to American immigration law — despite what the Chaldean community took to be an ironclad promise from a president whose election many of them saw as a miracle from God, helped along by their donations, their prayers and blessings from religious leaders.
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Find out more about Call to Earth and the extraordinary people working for a more sustainable future Moundounga is an independent consultant collecting tree samples for World Forest ID, a global project that is trying to create an ironclad way to determine the origin of wood products.
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Close to where McCain rests are the remains of another US Navy hero, William B. Cushing, a daredevil officer who led units that were essentially the Navy SEALS of the Civil War, undertaking bold raids and sinking a Confederate ironclad by detonating a torpedo at close range.
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Ironclad, a startup that makes it easier for legal teams to manage their contracts workflow, today announced that it has raised a $50 million Series C round led by Y Combinator Continuity, with participation from Emergence Capital, as well as existing investors including Accel and Sequoia Capital.
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