"Many probate judges are issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in accordance with Obergefell; others are issuing marriage licenses only to couples of the opposite gender or have ceased issuing all marriage licenses," he wrote.
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"We are working with Stripe on its issuing API and on developing the issuing side of its business," MacDonald said.
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"Issuing what looks like a news release before issuing an interpretation seems presumptuous and maybe a little panicky," he said.
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"This is to avoid the European court issuing a judgment prior to the Constitutional Court issuing its judgment," Mr. Akdeniz said.
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The grand mufti is in charge of issuing religious edicts as well as issuing a non-binding opinion on all capital sentences.
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In recent years, firms have learned that the ITC can be far more tractable in issuing these orders than courts in issuing injunctive relief.
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The US government could, instead of issuing $22025 in Treasury bonds for every $22029 in deficit spending, just create the money directly without issuing bonds.
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Those courts have a history of issuing large punitive damages against companies and have often been criticized by business groups for issuing favorable plaintiffs rulings.
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This typically involves issuing draft rules, accepting comments, sometimes holding public hearings, and ultimately issuing a final rule that takes all the feedback into effect.
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Nearly all of the probate judges in the state have been issuing licenses to same-sex couples, though a few have stopped issuing marriage licenses altogether.
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"While issuing debt to buyback stock has been a popular strategy, issuing debt to make pensions whole could be the next trend in fixing balance sheet risk," Rajan said.
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Moreover, she opposes a proposal by the committee to prohibit Hapoalim and Leumi from issuing credit cards, saying this would create a monopoly of three companies issuing credit cards.
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Instead of just issuing guidance, Stein believes that the SEC needs to consider issuing rules that would require companies to develop and implement stronger cybersecurity-related policies and procedures.
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"Every transaction (on-boarding, opening an account, receiving money, sending money, issuing a card, issuing credit etc.) has to pass through the Compliance Firewall and has to comply with compliance policy".
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Mr. Trump has already raised the possibility of issuing pardons in general terms, and one of his lawyers spoke last year with attorneys for two former aides about issuing them pardons.
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Mr. Briffault said that restrictions built into the City Charter's conflicts of interest law barred the board from issuing a fine or even issuing a public admonishment in Mr. de Blasio's case.
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In practice, this is often another easy standard for the government to meet; in Massachusetts, while issuing a ruling on Friday that declined to renew a temporary restraining order, two judges found that the government's stated purpose for issuing the ban — to protect citizens of the US from terrorism — constituted a rational basis for issuing it.
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Kabbage is another popular fintech company issuing small business loans.
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All credits and rebates subject to approval by issuing entity.
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The city could begin issuing permits by May or June.
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The FBI has been issuing national security letters for decades.
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It all paved the way for issuing at negative yields.
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Our security is investigating and working on issuing a fix.
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We are issuing here and now a mandate for hope.
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The president can add other officials by issuing a decree.
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Banks have stopped issuing letters of credit or cashing cheques.
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When questioned, Warner didn't rule out issuing subpoenas to Twitter.
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CCD and CD are the debt issuing entities for DESJ.
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Wall Street's top regulator was not issuing a new rule.
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AbbVie is issuing 19.2% of its shares to buy Allergan.
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"We're issuing a challenge to old people," Mr. Sojourner said.
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Now we are issuing a definitive facsimile of the book.
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The main change, he adds, will be issuing quarterly results.
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The city council debated whether to stop issuing building permits.
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The cost of issuing a new bond may be higher.
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"I would be fine with issuing a subpoena," Collins said.
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Square tumbled in extended trading Wednesday after issuing disappointing guidance.
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Ahead of Winter Storm Grayson, some airlines began issuing waivers.
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Banks can continue issuing letters of credit and bank guarantees.
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The CBOE will begin issuing Bitcoin futures contracts on Dec.
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Physicians were issuing warnings that McGregor could get seriously hurt.
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Enough time has been wasted issuing warnings about antibiotic resistance.
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Issuing bonds has in any case been a fiddly business.
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Murphy took Schumer's response to heart, issuing an apology tweet.
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Bill Clinton waited almost two years before issuing a pardon.
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It is issuing the debt through Zara UK Midco Limited.
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But our core business is the issuing of the securities.
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Ford also reiterated his original reason for issuing the pardon.
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House Democrats later forced his hand by issuing a subpoena.
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There is currently no differentiation by issuing country among allowances.
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Issuing a fatwa against Salman Rushdie has not silenced him.
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Eldorado blames Greece for long delays in issuing necessary permits.
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Caribbean governments have started issuing watches due to Beryl's path.
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One of those is issuing fines up to £500,000 ($661,900).
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But that didn't stop Citi from issuing its bearish call.
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Cruz and Graham argued that issuing waivers would strengthen Iran.
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Today, Apple is issuing an updated version of iOS 9.2.
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The first challenge is issuing and registering a digital identity.
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The jury deliberated for six days before issuing its decision.
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Shortly after, auto parts retailers started issuing dismal earnings reports.
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Stock analysts have been issuing gloomier forecasts for similar reasons.
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US authorities are also taking action beyond just issuing warnings.
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San Francisco has also ceased evictions and issuing parking tickets.
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Issuing a social impact bond means they don't have to.
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Issuing threats or inducements publicly does not make them legal.
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But the agency issuing the notice decides what is reasonable.
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CA is issuing a statewide, mandatory STAY AT HOME order.
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The government is issuing orders — but not everyone is listening.
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That's why we're issuing updated and expanded social media guidelines.
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It is in charge of issuing phytosanitary certificates to traders.
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The FCC is already issuing licenses for these new constellations.
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Better manage the federal debt by issuing less of it.
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The Justice Department generally avoids issuing subpoenas to news organizations.
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Fitzgerald is not issuing any statement on the President's visit.
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That shift has been toward issuing some type of regulation.
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He departed after issuing a leadoff walk in the sixth.
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Pennsylvania joined in issuing identical restrictions on Thursday, Cuomo said.
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I mean, they were issuing real prescriptions for real patients.
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Many small- and medium-size banks are increasingly raising money for loans, bond purchases and other investments by issuing wealth management products, and even some largely unregulated companies have begun issuing wealth management products.
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After issuing a final developer beta of iOS 11.2 to developers last night, Apple decided to take the highly unusual step of issuing iOS 11.2 to all iPhone owners to fix the crashing issues today.
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House Democrats have ramped up their impeachment probe in recent days, issuing a subpoena on Friday for Ukraine-related documents from the White House and issuing a request for similar information from Vice President Pence.
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"In the past, we spent most of our time issuing licenses."
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"The rules are stricter when you're issuing new shares," he said.
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At least this time around no one's issuing takedown notices — yet.
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It also seems to be considering issuing its own crypto-currency.
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That followed some 24 cities issuing red alerts for air pollution.
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Chase is the issuing bank, so it is the controlling party.
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The United States stopped issuing permits to capture orcas in 1989.
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The next step for Congress would likely be issuing a subpoena.
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And there's the usual flood of CEOs issuing statements of condemnation.
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The EEOC will conduct an independent investigation before issuing its findings.
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HDFC Bank also offered issuing a new debit card for free.
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In 1991, Starbucks began issuing equity to workers, including part-timers.
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This year, YouTube began issuing quarterly reports about its enforcement efforts.
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There are no major companies issuing numbers after the bell today.
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That fee is split between Divvy, MasterCard and the issuing bank.
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She dunks on those people, issuing a burn that silences them.
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Federal officials dithered for years before issuing guidelines on treatable infections.
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Moon said North Korea must stop issuing menacing statements and provocations.
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However, other banks were issuing similar alerts at the same time.
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China manages annual fuel exports by issuing quotas progressively in batches.
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They briefly said 48 people were missing before issuing a correction.
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The threshold for issuing Chinese Depositary Receipts (CDRs) will be high.
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Mitt Romney, mostly pushes back by issuing stern but ineffectual tweets.
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Other colleges skip hearings altogether, issuing summary judgments after an investigation.
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As such, companies issuing SAFTs need not register with the SEC.
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And in the meantime, I'm issuing a blanket congrats to everyone.
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Britain's debt-management office responded by issuing lots more of them.
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The company has little in collateral to comfort bankers issuing debt.
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It didn't stop Morton from issuing a stern warning to Williams.
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Several major financial institutions are issuing their quarterly reports this week.
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Local authorities are often reluctant to clarify ownership by issuing one.
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But it seems the airline is not issuing any automatic refunds.
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Founded in 2013, LendingHome began issuing loans about a year later.
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She voluntarily accepted a job whose duties include issuing marriage licenses.
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We furthermore have no direct involvement with the issuing company, i.e.
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We're told the firm is issuing an apology to all concerned.
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In response, China called on Australia to stop issuing irresponsible remarks.
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Banks would stop issuing mortgages for third home purchases, it said.
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Sandoval took himself out of the running Thursday, issuing a statement.
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President Trump's idea of issuing written statements is a good start.
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The bank would be issuing further comment on Tuesday, he added.
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But officials have stopped short of issuing a full veto threat.
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Fitzgerald called the filing "borderline unethical" in issuing his gag order.
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Gillibrand argued that the president overreached on issuing the initial order.
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Eight hoverboard manufacturers are issuing recalls, as well as two retailers.
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Under the Constitution, Trump is permitted wide leeway in issuing pardons.
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Japan, meanwhile, is issuing licenses for exchanges that deal in cryptocurrencies.
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Issuing banks' Q2 earnings revealed small improvements in credit card spend:
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Trump paused and looked on, issuing no rebuke to the crowd.
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It will also raise money by issuing bonds of its own.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump seems to really like issuing pardons.
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It will start issuing replacement devices in South Korea on Sept.
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Its process for issuing new rules has virtually ground to halt.
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After that, Obama, instead of issuing a statement himself, said nothing.
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There is also nothing that precludes Mueller from issuing multiple reports.
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Which is why Adams took the step of issuing an advisory.
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The rest was raised by issuing sukuk, or sharia-compliant bonds.
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Mr. Trump responded by issuing Mr. Schwartz with a legal notice.
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Instead of issuing their own statement, Riyadh simply cut off ties.
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It was his sixth start this season without issuing a walk.
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The question is: What to do about it — besides issuing advisories?
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The discussion eventually simmered down, with Liebman issuing this last tweet.
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Issuing advisory guidelines is common during emergencies like epidemics, he said.
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The court issued an official statement shortly after issuing the decision.
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This will also help expedite the issuing of titles, said Wibowo.
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When issuing commands, an officer needs to immediately assess external factors.
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EDT (2100 GMT) on Thursday to consider issuing the special dividend.
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Airlines are issuing waivers for travelers in the Midwest and Northeast.
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As their influence rises, Democrats are issuing demands with greater vigor.
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The revelations resulted in Rodrigue issuing an apology of her own.
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But the committee's majority declined to join in issuing the report.
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Now, use of speed cameras will resume for issuing speeding tickets.
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The EIB raises its money by issuing bonds on the market.
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The judge decided against issuing the Allen charge on Friday morning.
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Steve Bullock said in issuing the order to lower the flags.
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China will stop issuing visas for individual travelers to the territory.
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"Issuing tweets has become a habit for Mr. Trump," Xinhua noted.
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Andover is issuing an evacuation advisory for all residents and businesses.
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We're issuing a call for unity against the biggest tech company.
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Anthem says it is now reviewing such records before issuing denials.
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They are issuing a warning of even more difficult times ahead.
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He did not immediately issue a decision on issuing the order.
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He denounced Democrats, accusing them of issuing an overly broad request.
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Or is Trump issuing some sort of vague threat to Oprah?
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The FDA will consider these comments before issuing a final guidance.
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The government began issuing tax credits for alternative sources of power.
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The CFPB will review the comments before issuing a final rule.
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FABER: MP. BUT YOU'RE ISSUING ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF DEBT, MR. SECRETARY.
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Some London-listed stocks saw steep declines after issuing profit warnings.
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Issuing new passwords took more than a week, according to ZDNet.
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He accused his own weather service of issuing a phony report.
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He accused his own weather service of issuing a phony report.
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President Obama's window for issuing major regulations is beginning to close.
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It oversimplifies Istvan's motivation for issuing an accusation against a friend.
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The EIB raises its money by issuing bonds on the market.
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The inspectors general keep issuing reports, and we're not ignoring those.
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Think of the spectrum as issuing from our sensitivity to threat.
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However, some cities have good reason to avoid issuing evacuation orders.
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ICOs allow startups to raise money by issuing their own cryptocurrencies.
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"The timeline for issuing new notes is not a political process, and the timeline for issuing a new $20 note remains consistent with the prior Administration's," a Treasury Department spokesman said in a statement to CNBC.
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The yen extended its drop after the Wall Street Journal reported that Japan was considering issuing 0.13-year bonds, but later pared some losses after the Ministry of Finance denied that it was considering issuing such debt.
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He suggested Mueller's team could be considering issuing a report without talking to the President, or issuing a subpoena, which would mean the battle over a subpoena would occur during the run-up to the midterm elections.
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Baseball began issuing penalties for positive doping tests in the 2004 season.
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Last month it banned Anbang from issuing new products for three months.
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In 2014, its leader, Masood Azhar, began issuing public statements and threats.
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Trump issuing lawless orders that military leaders are unwilling to execute. It
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Uttar Pradesh will cover the cost of the waivers by issuing bonds.
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John McCain would play a role in issuing the waiver for Mattis.
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Politicians chided them for the violence, while issuing vague expressions of sympathy.
|
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Some, such as China's, are getting closer to issuing their own coins.
|
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Issuing new numbers became easier recently after the government revamped its system.
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I can still hear the sound of his voice issuing that command.
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There was also talk of issuing construction bonds to fund the program.
|
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Treasury said no decision has been made on issuing ultra-long bonds.
|
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That resulted in Facebook suspending five accounts and Hoffman issuing an apology.
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Today we're issuing a LayZ Board hoverboard warning and 7 hoverboard recalls.
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Mr Lewis wants to raise a further £700m by issuing new shares.
|
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At present, all three cities use differing criteria when issuing pollution alerts.
|
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He posted seven strikeouts and surrendered five hits without issuing a walk.
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Texas will begin issuing #txcurrency with a $10 denomination featuring Willie Nelson.
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Trump wasted no time issuing an official response: that Bannon is nuts.
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They were only worth something if the issuing bank could redeem them.
|
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Some environmentally friendly credit cards are partnerships between issuing banks and nonprofits.
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Issuing a card to the wrong player happens perhaps once a season.
|
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Instead of issuing an executive order, Trump should join forces with Congress.
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Last month an Anbang unit was temporarily blocked from issuing new ones.
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As a result, it's issuing billions dollars of debt to repatriate it.
|
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Gun control is more effective than issuing "thoughts and prayers" post-tragedy.
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Cleveland rolled out its proposed plans for issuing protest permits at the
|
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It's not known how long Welch will take before issuing his opinion.
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The department didn't respond to questions about the process for issuing waivers.
|
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Google responded by issuing a patch that disabled the touch panel's functionality.
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Filling the gap by issuing bonds would be expensive: yields are high.
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Dealing with Arabs and Israelis isn't about threatening lawsuits and issuing ultimatums.
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Options include more candid discussions and issuing official forecasts for interest rates.
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It's been issuing subpoenas, but not all of them related to Russia.
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Federal agencies would be required to seek approval before issuing major rules.
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It began with police issuing an arrest warrant for low-level charges.
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It also provides card issuing, risk management, data analytics and related services.
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The statement also said Moreno's government had been issuing inaccurate economic data.
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Restoration Hardware tumbled 21 percent to $28.65 after issuing a weak forecast.
|
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McGinty quickly backtracked, issuing a statement of apology to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
|
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That is continuing, with the EU recently issuing requests for further information.
|
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Tyler's attorneys went as far as issuing a cease-and-desist letter.
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EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK SHOULD EXPLORE ISSUING PUBLIC DIGITAL CURRENCY - EU DRAFT DOCUMENT
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Countries are also looking into issuing their own digital currency like Singapore.
|
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Kellyanne Conway is no longer issuing litigation threats for a private citizen.
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" Trump's campaign downplayed the controversy, issuing a statement attacking the "dishonest media.
|
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But Bahrain et al are not issuing travel warnings on that basis.
|
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After the situation was explained, the officers left without issuing any citations.
|
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He took Amazon public in 2119, issuing stock at $1.50 per share.
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The government is now a collection of warring factions issuing rival ultimatums.
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If you find yourself in this situation, first call your issuing bank.
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Walker allowed two runs and struck out four without issuing a walk.
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Some of the projects could be financed by issuing a green bond.
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Debt investors require accurate financial statements from the issuing company, after all.
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Unfortunately, after issuing recommendations, the project has been largely ignored by policymakers.
|
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Mr. Trump did not follow Justice Department recommendations in issuing his pardons.
|
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Warner said Thursday that he was considering issuing a subpoena to Twitter.
|
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"We shouldn't be issuing leases with an artificially low price," Lowenthal said.
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We've begun issuing transparency reports on our effectiveness in removing harmful content.
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I mean, does he rule out ever issuing a pardon for himself?
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A spokeswoman added that it would be issuing a statement later today.
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The order also stops the creditors from issuing additional notices of default.
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Only then would he consider issuing more debt on the international market.
|
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For its part, Apple at least seems interested in issuing a fix.
|
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Now, after years of doing that, she's issuing her first original productions.
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The clerk's office eventually began issuing licenses without her name on them.
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" The officer issuing commands also referred to Shaver, 26, as "young man.
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Investigators have been interviewing witnesses, issuing subpoenas and seeking grand jury testimony.
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Many European courts also take a more centrist approach to issuing rulings.
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" Jennifer Bevers: "Southern Oregon University is issuing breathing masks to their employees.
|
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Mike DeWine announced he was issuing a statewide stay-at-home order.
|
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Some Democrats worry issuing a subpoena now would amount to very little.
|
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The government is issuing all the allowances — how should it distribute them?
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When it was Simone Tong's turn, she hesitated, before issuing a disclaimer.
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So why is its longtime governor, Jerry Brown, issuing prophecies of doom?
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In recent weeks, Trump has been heavily focused on issuing presidential pardons.
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Actually issuing a subpoena would invite a confrontation with the Justice Department.
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The Foreign Affairs Committee is not issuing subpoenas on Hunter Biden. No!
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After retiring the next batter and issuing a walk, Hamels was removed.
|
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Flynn's lawyers asked for 90 days before issuing of another status report.
|
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Issuing debt may allow companies to invest and turn their businesses around.
|
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They have stopped issuing building permits on the street, Mr. Klitzkie said.
|
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Before issuing his verdict, Walton expressed sympathy for Muthana's father and family.
|
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It said it will start issuing tourist visas for the first time.
|
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After issuing the alert, the employee seemed "confused" and "froze," Oliveira said.
|
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However, uncertainties about regulations have prevented companies from actually issuing such cards.
|
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The judge allowed DC and Maryland to begin issuing subpoenas last year.
|
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North Korean officials have been issuing vague threats ahead of the Dec.
|
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The details: Impeachment investigators have been issuing near-daily requests or subpoenas.
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That's one deadline that may help to concentrate minds on issuing decisions.
|
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The researchers consulted with tech companies and political advertisers before issuing recommendations.
|
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USCIS also began issuing more frequent and onerous Requests for Evidence (RFEs).
|
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Ticketmaster told BuzzFeed News that it would be issuing refunds upon request.
|
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Trader Joe's announced earlier this week that it's issuing a voluntary recall.
|
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He said during the 2013 shutdown, the agency stopped issuing drilling permits.
|
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Because they're issuing a lot of debt, and people want more money.
|
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ET, and the government issuing July new home sales at 10 a.m.
|
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It can assist the investigation by issuing subpoenas and receiving witness testimony.
|
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But the White House stopped short of explicitly issuing a veto threat.
|
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The detective, Chad Larner, forgot two cardinal rules when issuing dire warnings.
|
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In response, community leaders held a rushed meeting before issuing a statement.
|
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Issuing licenses to undocumented immigrants would also bring the state more revenue.
|
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Judge Ramos followed suit Wednesday, issuing a similar ruling against Trump's team.
|
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Over the next 24 hours, the drama would shift to the courts, with a federal judge issuing an injunction, and a Pulaski County Circuit Court issuing a ruling temporarily blocking the executions, which were to begin on Monday.
|
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But with no IRS workers issuing refunds, that's not going to help them.
|
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At OpenView we do all our business diligence before issuing a term sheet.
|
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After issuing the statement, Kushner testifies before two congressional committees behind closed doors.
|
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At the same time, the government will be issuing its August "JOLTS" report.
|
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial center rival, began issuing licenses earlier this year.
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So, you know, issuing subpoenas to compel people to come in and testify.
|
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Glendinning said Poland stopped issuing new visas for North Korean workers this year.
|
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EASA is responsible for issuing safety approvals for all planes and aircraft components.
|
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Going forward, Fitch expects CenturyLink and QC will be CenturyLink's only issuing entities.
|
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Soon, many schools were issuing warnings, as did at least one police department.
|
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Now sober, Matos is issuing a plea to others currently working through addiction.
|
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It said it planned to raise 150 million francs by issuing new shares.
|
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Subordinated debt is typically notched down from the issuing entity's Viability Rating (VR).
|
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Banks are issuing unprecedented profit warnings, while hotels and restaurants are half-empty.
|
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But since early 2015, Rosneft stopped issuing rouble bonds to refinance its debt.
|
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Mr. García Padilla diverted the money by issuing an executive order on Nov.
|
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Italian courts usually explain their reasoning within 90 days after issuing a verdict.
|
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Trump responded to Zervos' story on Friday, issuing a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
|
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It wants clarification from the higher European court before issuing a final ruling.
|
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He did not say how many and why he was issuing it now.
|
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Schools are communicating with parents, and issuing rules and disciplinary actions if necessary.
|
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They will always have the whip-hand when it comes to issuing currency.
|
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial centre rival, began issuing licenses earlier this year.
|
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The authorities are issuing every company and organisation a social-credit registration number.
|
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In July, Lacroix was ordered by the AMF to stop issuing PlexCoin tokens.
|
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If Trump refrains from issuing that waiver, the deal will essentially be dead.
|
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial center rival, began issuing licences earlier this year.
|
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The ruling could constrain administrative agencies in issuing certain informal policies and rules.
|
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It's Disney's first time on the list since eVestment began issuing the report.
|
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After all, this company loves issuing updates that improve system performance and stability.
|
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The First National Bank of Omaha will stop issuing NRA-branded credit cards.
|
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A single officer should always be in charge of issuing commands, Gagliano said.
|
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Sony was largely silent on the matter, before issuing a very tepid statement.
|
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It can change its advice only by issuing new guidelines, Dr. LeFevre said.
|
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As a result, the committee is issuing a subpoena to compel his testimony.
|
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And worse, Mr Trump was fond of issuing tweets about Mr Tillerson's performance.
|
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And the Government has been issuing this new type of license very slowly.
|
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial centre rival, began issuing licences earlier this year.
|
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He struck out nine while issuing only one walk, but Bundy outdueled him.
|
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In all, the force will be issuing cameras to over 22,000 police officers.
|
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Non-financial institutions will be prohibited from issuing or selling asset management products.
|
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Suarez departed after issuing a leadoff walk and retiring the next two hitters.
|
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Chinese companies can raise fresh money through issuing Global Depository Receipts in London.
|
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Seven months later, they ended their engagement, issuing a joint statement to PEOPLE.
|
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Gianforte's office compounded the offense by issuing a false statement about what happened.
|
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By issuing such a blanket denial, Trump leaves himself very little wiggle room.
|
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The government had tried to get companies to improve safety by issuing licenses.
|
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Officials in Iran said Tehran would limit issuing visas to Americans in response.
|
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Government delays issuing income tax refunds to combat fraud also curbed consumer spending.
|
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LinkedIn shares lost 40 percent Friday, after issuing weaker than expected forward guidance.
|
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"We are not issuing guidance on kissing," Frieden said in the news briefing.
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And Trump promoted it days after issuing a blanket indictment of precisely that.
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Oklahoma and California, meanwhile, started issuing more emergency teacher certificates to fill vacancies.
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This time, the author is issuing a formal apology for Severus Snape's death.
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Trump's campaign sought to quell the backlash, issuing a statement attacking the media.
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Yet the government issuing this report showed no inclination to take it seriously.
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Abbott's policies led to the ACLU issuing a travel advisory for the state.
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The group's current president, Al Cockrell, responded to questions by issuing a statement.
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"Issuers would not get any benefit from issuing the FTZ bonds," he said.
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Meanwhile, Mueller is inching closer to issuing his report on the Russia investigation.
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Firms should stop issuing quarterly earnings guidance to avoid encouraging short-term behavior.
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The government plans to finance 1.35 trillion rupees ($20.7 billion) by issuing bonds.
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The FDA is issuing revised draft guidance for developing lamotrigine extended-release tablets.
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The stock was up slightly in the premarket despite issuing the guidance correction.
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Ashtead rose 3.3 percent after reporting higher profits and issuing a confident outlook.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Germany could kill several birds by issuing one green bond.
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The magistrate didn't give Apple a chance to respond before issuing the order.
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It restored the ratio to 173 percent by issuing shares and selling assets.
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By issuing a nationwide injunction, a single federal judge can halt federal policy.
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The U.S. has stopped issuing visas in Cuba indefinitely, according to AP sources.
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There does not need to be worry about local governments chaotically issuing debt.
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L) tumbled 15% after issuing a profit warning, while fashion retailer Superdry (SDRY.
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TheLadBible responded by deleting the post and issuing an apology on its site.
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Issuing firms and their shareholders are the beneficiaries when direct listings are used.
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Still, Mr. Cook, like American officials, took issue with Europe's retroactively issuing penalties.
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The Associated Press says the U.S. will stop issuing visas to the island.
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China is not the only country that has looked at issuing digital currencies.
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MG: So with a direct listing, the company is not issuing any shares.
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There are ongoing discussions within the administration about issuing a declaration, Reaves said.
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As we reported ... Airbnb's also been dealing with this and began issuing refunds.
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"But we attempt to do other things than make arrests," like issuing tickets.
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Generally, issuing new regulations takes several months, including a period of public comment.
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Florida governor Ron DeSantis isn't issuing orders to close all of Florida's beaches.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio is issuing dire warnings to federal officials.
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Trump said he was considering issuing an executive order to accomplish his aim.
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It is not clear whether Mr. Trump himself delayed issuing the executive order.
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Meanwhile, HBO has also been issuing DMCAs regarding spoilers for Game of Thrones.
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A spokesman for Dr. Fryer said he would not be issuing a statement.
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Central banks from China to Sweden to Uruguay are considering issuing their own.
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Companies thinking of issuing public stock for the first time may hold off.
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Two of the four commissioners issuing the decision also recommended an additional charge.
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The month started with Apple issuing a lower-than-expected forecast for sales.
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The order was talking about issuing immigrant visas, and I already had one.
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Russian military advisers are on the ground, and American officials are issuing threats.
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But his lawyers said he was expressing an opinion, not issuing an order.
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And so Mr. Robbins looked Kanye in the eyes and started issuing instructions.
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San Francisco temporarily banned them in 2017, only again issuing permits this year.
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"The agency is issuing a proposal to repeal the rule," the document states.
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Companies also borrow by issuing bonds – and here, there is a fall off.
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Throughout his life, Trump has favored issuing orders over cooperating or obeying rules.
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Winter complicates matters, as the Department stops issuing permits for its grass fields.
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Russia will also temporarily stop issuing work visas to Chinese citizens, she added.
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The appeals court said Judge Gwin had abused his discretion in issuing it.
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No decree of Shahroudi's would stop him from issuing the sentence, he said.
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Trump, however, has publicly challenged the legitimacy of the judges issuing the decisions.
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Issuing an apology, Ryan said he has "respect" for 22-year-old Jackson.
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Issuing a mea culpa after the photos surface is clearly insincere ... in Rev.
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French car parts maker Valeo slipped 4.5% after issuing disappointing mid-term targets.
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Home Depot, meanwhile, slid 1.81% after issuing weaker-than-expected sales growth guidance.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin understands the potential benefits of issuing longer-term debt.
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He also came out in favor of issuing driver's licenses to undocumented individuals.
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The question that prevented the grand jury from issuing this indictment remains unanswered.
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It's unclear if that means they would not, for example, be issuing summons.
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Tesla also just announced plans to raise $2 billion by issuing new shares.
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He retired the first 27 batters before issuing a walk to Chase Headley.
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"This is about issuing purity tests that you yourself cannot pass," Buttigieg said.
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Sabraw stopped short of issuing a decision, but said one would come soon.
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They did not respond to calls for comment following the issuing of charges.
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Sam's Club's Twitter account was issuing statements to upset customers by Thursday afternoon.
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They will be settled by issuing a 10-year promissory note, Adeosun said.
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Judge Ellis had to balance many competing issues in issuing a fair sentence.
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Mr. Trump has threatened to stop issuing visas to people from these countries.
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He appeared to applaud Kelly for issuing a waiver to green-card holders.
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Hersey and Wolfe were given to issuing restrictive obiter dicta about nonfiction writing.
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INDIA STARTS ISSUING LICENCES TO IMPORT REFINED PALMOLEIN FROM NEPAL - INDIAN GOVERNMENT SOURCES
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One of the first things you did was stop issuing short-term guidance.
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One of the first things you did was stop issuing short-term guidance.
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He also bypassed the traditional Justice Department protocols for issuing pardons and clemency.
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Of course, threatening an indictment is not the same as actually issuing one.
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The king's ceremonial duties include swearing in prime ministers and issuing royal pardons.
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The Canadian government was considering issuing a similar warning, Canada's CTV network reported.
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"Wisconsin has a history of issuing commutations — a bipartisan tradition," Ms. Nirider said.
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It could also seek to end the litigation by issuing a new order.
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In large countries especially, the bureaucracy responsible for issuing passports is incredibly large.
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Franco said she expected more companies to fund their growth by issuing shares.
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First, this is not "fake news" but serious news created by Trump and his team in issuing a clearly misleading statement to the New York Times, then issuing a false statement denying that Trump drafted the statement to the media.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission went after him in 2003 for issuing fraudulent stock.
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Issuing a term sheet to figure out if you like a deal is destructive.
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Authorities in Damascus allowed the central bank this month to begin issuing the certificates.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, was one of several Democrats issuing statements against the appointment.
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YouTube has reportedly stated it will not be issuing further comment on the policy.
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A Pentagon spokesman said the Army was considering issuing a statement about the policy.
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He responds to gripes on his Facebook page daily, tagging subordinates and issuing directives.
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"Perhaps the NYCLU should fact check their press release before issuing it," he said.
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You control the Boy directly and exert limited control over Trico by issuing commands.
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Gilliam also asked several other questions about the logistics involved with issuing an injunction.
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Instead, the White House cited his "exemplify selfless public service" in issuing the pardon.
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Apple is "exploring" issuing rebates for customers who purchased replacement batteries at full price.
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Just because China is issuing digital yuan doesn't mean it will catch on elsewhere.
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The UK joins in the United States in issuing a warning about the attacks.
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The country stayed out of international bond markets last year, issuing only peso bonds.
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Some suspect that by issuing the directive, the RPF is protecting its own investments.
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Quindlen said they're mitigating that by issuing what are known as "secured" credit cards.
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We will be issuing subpoena to Ambassador Sondland for both his testimony and documents.
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Mr Di Maio accused Mediaset programmes of issuing "veiled threats" to the League leader.
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It will be issuing a fix "in the coming weeks," according to Android Police.
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Things only went downhill as Sony remained quiet before issuing a very unhelpful statement.
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Users have some flexibility when it comes to issuing commands to the Google Assistant.
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What's happening: Across the country, mayors are issuing open calls for smart city tech.
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Just last week, Soylent received yet more unwanted attention after issuing a voluntary recall.
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Revolut has been issuing prepaid cards for years, and it can create some issues.
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He was removed for James Pazos after issuing a leadoff walk to Jose Bautista.
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Companies get far more financing from bank loans than they do from issuing shares.
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In 1923 Germany defeated hyperinflation by issuing the Rentenmark, a currency backed by land.
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When you raise a billion dollars, you dilute existing shareholders, by issuing new shares.
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Many will no doubt start issuing licences and permits to any firm in sight.
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Last week, Venezuela began issuing currency in denominations of 10,000, 20,000 and 50,000 bolivars.
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And the fact is that Mr. Mueller shouldn&apost be met issuing any subpoenas.
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This has made some in the Trump administration wary of issuing such an assessment.
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Glen demurs, but it feels like C.K. issuing a dare about his own reputation.
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Further moderate diversification will be achieved in the medium term by issuing mortgage Pfandbriefe.
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Several evacuation sites were issuing protective masks for citizens, Ventura County Emergency Services said.
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UN DESA's Population Division said it has been issuing reports on urbanization since 1988.
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Lessons are as varied as issuing commands, nesting patterns and looping on all sides.
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He will hear arguments on issuing an injunction against the protests in early September.
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By issuing so-called "compulsory licenses," they have broken patent protections on innovative medicines.
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Toshiba is already barred from issuing equity as a result of the 2015 scandal.
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By issuing recommendations, Nintendo is trying as hard as possible to avoid a recall.
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Nova scattered 10 hits over seven innings, allowing three runs while issuing a walk.
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China was the most frequent requester for content removal, issuing 418 take-down requests.
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It disappeared from radar about 90 seconds later without ever issuing a distress call.
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China has banned Anbang Insurance from issuing new products for the next three months.
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Last night Donald Trump says he's issuing robocalls, doing the same thing to him.
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Part of it is also on timeliness, the states should be issuing their decisions.
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Globally, between 2007 and 2012, firms thus raised $1.7 trillion by issuing corporate bonds.
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So Trump can begin the nationalizing of the debate by issuing his executive order.
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But instead of issuing widespread evacuation orders, local officials asked people to stay put.
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This mechanism is great for issuing a kind of software-based stock called tokens.
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A rescue plan has been proposed, involving the issuing of a new government bond.
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Giolito got himself into trouble by issuing a two-out walk to Leonys Martin.
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Keuchel (9-12) mitigated the damage of nine hits by issuing only one walk.
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RFEs are issued when adjudicators demand new evidence before issuing an approval or denial.
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The central problem in Sunday's vote was the delay in issuing biometric identity cards.
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" Trump fired back, issuing a statement through East Wing communications director Stephanie Grisham. "Mrs.
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Trump retreated on that policy by issuing an executive order last week ending it.
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By 2011, the department was issuing more than 10,000 Common Access Cards a day.
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In September Saudi Arabia began issuing tourist visas to citizens of dozens of countries.
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Rescinding and potentially re-issuing such rules will take several years, engendering significant litigation.
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Issuing an ancient title of respect was not really what Bee was going for.
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Beyond issuing Mr. Infantino's statement, FIFA did not comment on implications of the investigation.
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The agency said last week it would stop issuing conditional registrations on June 1.
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The House Select Committee on Benghazi closed last year after issuing its final report.
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But, some airlines are not issuing refunds for Miami flights, even to pregnant women.
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The company says replacement devices it began issuing in mid-September use safe batteries.
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The EBA said on Thursday it would consider issuing guidance on any transitional arrangements.
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As a result, the unit was barred from issuing new products for three months.
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Her remarks led to dozens more party leaders issuing the same call within hours.
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The U.S. Treasury is issuing debt in unparalleled amounts to cover the budget deficit.
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Nevertheless, the proposals give banks a clearer path for issuing senior loss-absorbing debt.
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The CRA bans agencies from issuing new versions of repealed rules in the future.
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The site has already started issuing refunds to those who donated to the campaign.
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If there was a hurricane, it'd be their fault for not issuing advance warning.
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Those efforts include issuing multiple subpoenas that Trump is saying his administration will fight.
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Allowing Medicare to negotiate and issuing competitive licenses is as American as apple pie.
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"My point is not to increase pressure by issuing words against words," he said.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer slammed the White House for issuing the original invitation.
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Key Role in PPP Projects: IIGF serves as the state's sole representative issuing guarantees.
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We're issuing a new Executive Action next week that will comprehensively protect our country.
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The frigate trained its deck guns on the Iranian gunboats while issuing verbal warnings.
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Here's how: The SWAT team member issuing the initial commands instigated non-compliant situation.
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The officials acknowledged flaws in the ID-issuing process and promised to fix them.
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Perez allowed one run off six hits over five innings while issuing four walks.
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Justice James M. Burke rejected his pleas for leniency, issuing the relatively long sentence.
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He hasn't abandoned issuing political barbs or castigating the media for coverage he dislikes.
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Republicans oppose any executive order, and issuing one would almost certainly generate legal challenges.
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The city began issuing permits for the deployment of the devices earlier this year.
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Twitter is the latest in a long line of tech companies issuing convertible bonds.
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Yet the prosecutor has shown perseverance by issuing two additional arrest warrants this year.
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In fact, the FAA has already granted and set a precedent for issuing exemptions.
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He has repeatedly denied any such behavior, issuing another statement of innocence on Oct.
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Spectre will be much more difficult to deal with than issuing a software patch.
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The institute performs most of the same functions as an embassy, including issuing visas.
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Nepal would also stop issuing visas on arrival until April 30, an official said.
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But Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) is not issuing a stay-at-home directive.
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For phone makers, the priority is issuing big software updates to more powerful smartphones.
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Become accountable, and not just by issuing "standards" that no one pays attention to.
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Regulatory agencies provide a valuable service to the public by issuing and implementing safeguards.
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On Wednesday, Gowdy would not rule out issuing a subpoena to the White House.
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Here's why local governments are issuing emergency declarations, and what that means for you.
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The State Department stopped issuing periodic assessments of Hong Kong's political situation in 2007.
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The administration has a pattern of issuing dire threats and not always following up.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan said he supported TfL's decision, issuing a statement on Twitter.
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Government delays issuing income tax refunds to combat fraud also weighed on consumer spending.
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Usually, the report said, the I.R.S. begins issuing refunds by the end of January.
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Other times, it changes its mind and pulls its approval long after issuing it.
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Golikova said Russia would also stop issuing visas to some Iranian citizens from Feb.
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The commission sets China's domestic fuel prices by issuing price guidance every few weeks.
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Regulators rarely return homes to the watch list, instead issuing fines for subsequent lapses.
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The plan includes issuing $120 million in bonds through the Essex County Improvement Authority.
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The third prevents a president from issuing a pardon to shield someone from impeachment.
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The state stopped short of issuing a public sanction against Robison or suspending him.
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The IRS and Treasury announced they would be issuing rules to address these plans.
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But it would not be issuing the "death penalty" of removal from office, yet.
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Clevinger has struggled with his control, issuing 63 walks in 17 1/3 innings.
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The bank cites similar reasons in issuing a "buy" rating on Discover Financial Services.
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A month later, it is issuing more shares to purchase the Italian master's painting.
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Campus police conducted a year-long investigation before issuing the warnings, the university said.
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The new feature is the ability to do so by issuing Alexa a command.
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At the same time, they began issuing their own scrip to cover their expenses.
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This disagreement led to Jackson issuing the Nullification proclamation, which overrode South Carolina's law.
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Worried about a shortage of doctors, Hamas has stopped issuing them with travel permits.
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"This is the problem with issuing purity tests you yourself cannot pass," he added.
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During oral arguments, the justices appeared to lean toward issuing a more limited ruling.
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Several candidates, including Booker, Buttigieg, and Harris, are issuing new climate plans this week.
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The Defence Ministry requested a bid from the group without issuing a public tender.
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The order aims to bar the Venezuelan government from issuing new debt and equity.
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It is not, however, clear what role Trump had in issuing the threat itself.
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A spokesperson for the US General Services Administration, which is in charge of issuing .
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Wade by issuing detailed standards that control every abortion clinic from coast to coast.
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Agencies then compounded matters by issuing implementation regulations that failed to demonstrate economic outcomes.
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Issuing pardons: The president may also try to pardon away the special counsel's investigation.
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The plan includes issuing $120 million in bonds through the Essex County Improvement Authority.
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So, I wonder if you would support issuing a subpoena to the White House.
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It's August 22012 and a boy called Nicholas is issuing death threats over Minecraft.
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But while it would be unprecedented, issuing pardons for aides would be completely legal.
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By issuing permits to the migrants, authorities shielded them from imminent deportation from Mexico.
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In 2016, the FDA tested several "CBD oils," ultimately issuing warnings to eight companies.
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Riyadh began issuing international bonds in 2016 after lower oil prices hit its finances.
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Despite issuing two sukuks Senegal has yet to introduce any specific regulations for Islamic finance.
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Before issuing a ruling, Judge Orenstein wanted Apple to detail other pending requests from prosecutors.
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Some Chinese companies are issuing new bonds to raise money to pay off current obligations.
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Bayer said in a statement on Tuesday that issuing the notes, which convert on Nov.
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If you are excited about a company, do the work before issuing a term sheet.
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But unlike most tech offerings, Spotify won't be raising any money by issuing new shares.
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Iran, one of the targeted nations, suggested it would limit issuing visas to American tourists.
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Double the security budgets, break up sensitive into different databases, stop issuing unrandomized backup passwords.
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But they are stopping short of issuing direct threats of repercussions, according to the Times.
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Industry players also worry about delays in issuing rules over storage and grades for deliveries.
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The event, initially scheduled for last month, was postponed because of delays in issuing visas.
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The court usually takes less time in issuing a ruling when the justices are unanimous.
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In addition to issuing new shares, the company has secured $30.9 billion in bank loans.
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The U.S. Treasury said it is studying the possibility of issuing ultra long-term bonds.
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The China Meteorological Administration has been issuing regular heat alerts over the past few weeks.
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But former president Barack Obama began issuing such proclamations when he entered the White House.
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The issuing bank for Apple Card is Goldman Sachs and will use MasterCard's payment network.
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Last August, Niantic began issuing permanent bans to players who violated its terms of service.
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Last week, the Trump administration said it will stop issuing the exemptions on May 2.
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Instead of issuing key fobs with security codes, Duo's solution works securely with any device.
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The agency will evaluate comments on the proposal, due September 14, before issuing final regulations.
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Traditional chiefs, most of them in Zanu-PF's pocket, are issuing threats of their own.
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Many Kenyans don't have birth certificates; the system for issuing them has long been inadequate.
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There are good reasons, of course, to act cautiously before issuing such a broad remedy.
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Mr. Corbyn's office took hours to produce an equivocal response, before eventually issuing an apology.
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SpaceX is most known for its Mars exploration plans and for issuing satellites into space.
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New York New York has already led the charge on issuing protections for transgender students.
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His office has begun issuing ferocious responses to exposés, attacking reporters for being "radical leftists".
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But that date was pushed back due a further delay in the issuing an AOC.
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But the department wouldn't be able to carry out certain functions, including issuing new passports.
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But the judge concluded that issuing the injunction that English wanted wouldn't solve the problem.
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On first-quarter guidance, the company joined an increasingly number of companies issuing downbeat forecasts.
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A malicious group issuing those certificates could snoop on data to the sites it serves.
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In addition to issuing new shares, the company has secured $30.9 billion in bank loans.
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They won't be tasked with issuing a public statement about a virulently anti-gay law.
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The Illinois Attorney General's office is now tasked with investigating and issuing a written opinion.
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Unfortunately, the law prevents companies in the process of liquidating from issuing employees any severance.
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Ursa Re collateralised its liabilities by issuing $925 million in notes to capital markets investors.
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And, yet, back in March, shortly after issuing an emergency call for 300 foster families.
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Compassion & Choices will release a third video from her issuing a "call to action" Wednesday.
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Under the scheme, the city imposes annual quotas on the issuing of new licence plates.
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One week after he became public enemy #1, Schlossberg is issuing an apology ... of sorts.
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Another complaint is that electoral officials are showing bias in the issuing of voter cards.
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Doug Collins, the top Republican on the committee, accused Nadler of issuing a subpoena prematurely.
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It continues to be unreliable, sometimes issuing strikes against artists for uploading their own songs.
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On the last day of 2015, Powell went public, issuing a statement of his intentions.
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This week the government returned to the international markets, issuing $3bn in dollar-denominated bonds.
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Dmitry Medvedev also said he wanted Russian regions to start issuing OFZ bonds for households.
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The team removed it immediately, followed by issuing an apology to Wright, which she corroborates.
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Nonchalance tried to manage this by issuing guidelines about what ascendants ought to tell descendants.
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Port officials last year sought to kickstart the dredging by issuing $217 million in bonds.
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It recommended the government tighten rules on issuing secondary patents and actively promote generic alternatives.
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And that means the Court could be issuing some big decisions sooner than you think.
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That's why issuing non-participating preferred stock is the standard practice for most technology startups.
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"This chamber will have to be issuing the subpoenas and dealing with that," he said.
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That means prospective buyers should also check on the financial stability of contract-issuing insurers.
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The company ended up issuing a recall of the phone, affecting 2.5 million devices worldwide.
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The DIA, a spy agency within the Pentagon, deleted the tweet quickly, issuing an apology.
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Hate crimes The NAACP also cited hate crimes as grounds for issuing the travel advisory.
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Trump has previously floated the possibility of issuing presidential pardons to Manafort and other associates.
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The Army was considering issuing a statement about the policy, said Army spokesman Dov Schwartz.
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"We cannot accept private companies issuing their own currencies without democratic control," Le Maire said.
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Anyway, good on CSN Chicago for issuing that correction giving wetbutt23 his or her due.
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Law enforcement sources tell us officers reviewed the casino's surveillance footage before issuing the citation.
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Cramer boiled the rally down to the bold moves of commodity players issuing secondary offerings.
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Some have suggested that the President could simply close Gitmo by issuing an executive order.
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It's also the highest level of companies issuing downgrades since the first quarter of 24.
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This all led to the company issuing an apology on their Facebook and Twitter pages.
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Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile have all confirmed that they'll be issuing the update.
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The company stopped issuing futures orders forecast in its earnings release beginning the latest quarter.
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And the FTC is handcuffed in some cases from issuing fines for some corporate misdeeds.
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He was removed after issuing a leadoff walk to Francisco Lindor in the fourth inning.
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The U.S. government had previously granted temporary sanctions relief to ZTE before issuing the ruling.
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The Chinese government, by contrast, is exploring issuing an e-currency fully controlled by Beijing.
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More often than not, consultations are resolved in favor of the country issuing the complaint.
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The police use contemptible means such as making up stories, fabricating facts, issuing threats, etc.
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Instead, he has sought to deflect criticism by issuing false statements about the ministry's behavior.
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Issuing windy statements laced with legalese to the Baylor community about how much he cared.
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Unlike Nyrstar, however, Glencore isn't in the habit of issuing statements detailing its hedging strategies.
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It also works with Visa and issuing banks to offer crediting financial options to customers.
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But in 2015, the prosecutors started investigating again, issuing grand jury subpoenas to police officers.
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Then the government began issuing orders for churches across the province to remove their crosses.
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He exited after issuing walks to Todd Frazier and Brandon Nimmo to start the seventh.
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In general, judges can take any number of factors into account when issuing a sentence.
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"For #InternationalWomensDay, I'm issuing you a challenge," Clinton began in a tweet on Friday morning.
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In recent years the E.P.A. has claimed to be close to issuing a health advisory.
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This is a way for start-ups to raise money by issuing a virtual coin.
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The act also bans agencies from issuing rules similar to those overturned under the law.
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Just a month after issuing his memo, the Attorney General rescinded 25 improper guidance documents.
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Other e-book retailers will also be issuing credits to customers, so check your email.
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They stopped short, however, of issuing a direct order prohibiting him from sending the letter.
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Those regulations have certain provisions against issuing false information, among other lengthy rules and guidelines.
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Most of these bills would require agencies to perform additional steps when issuing new regulations.
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Indian government will start issuing new notes in Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 denominations tomorrow.
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She posted a tweet issuing her "complete support" for Pence ahead of the 2020 election.
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Amazon is issuing credit cards with 28% interest rates to "help" people with bad credit.
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The State Department is drafting similar rules for consular officers to use in issuing visas.
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Later this month, the department's Energy Information Administration will be issuing its Annual Energy Outlook.
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His face can even be seen issuing visitors an emotional goodbye on the company's website.
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CBS wants to cut National Amusement's voting power by issuing a special dividend to shareholders.
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The TIME Act would require the Department of Labor to immediately stop issuing new certificates.
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But it's clear that issuing these payments to coal companies is OK with the administration.
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In June, a federal judge halted Iowa's controversial new "heartbeat law," issuing a temporary injunction.
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Three times, the strings intervene with sustained D's in stacked octaves, as if issuing warnings.
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Singapore has slowed down on issuing new visas to Indian professionals, reports Times of India.
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Spending also took a hit from government delays issuing income tax refunds to combat fraud.
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The League is notorious for passing resolutions and issuing communiques which are rarely acted upon.
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A spokesman for the FRA said there was no timeline for issuing a final regulation.
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It's a light morning for earnings, with Paychex (PAYX) among the few companies issuing results.
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"Asian families do everything together, whether we want to or not," issuing a mock shudder.
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Most of the journalists and the volunteers stalking the aisles issuing hashtag instructions were white.
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After all, Trump conceded in issuing the pardon that he didn't know Libby at all.
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The state's governor has recognized the group's selection by issuing an annual proclamation since 2005.
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Announcement of commerce you know issuing countervailing duties against mid-sized aircraft made in Canada.
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CRTs don't have a long track record (Freddie and Fannie began issuing them in 2013).
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So far, China has responded to U.S. patrols by shadowing them and issuing verbal warnings.
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Western diplomats based in Kabul said they were issuing fresh travel warnings for the country.
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Tillman has struggled with his control, however, issuing four walks in back-to-back outings.
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Xi is unlikely to thank his protégé for issuing such a high profile international reminder.
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The Trump administration discussed the law with Israel in private without issuing any public statement.
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And they did so quickly, with officials issuing a statement absolving Spieth of any wrongdoing.
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Any announcement could come after the court has finished issuing its rulings on Monday morning.
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Even as its creditworthiness crumbled, it could still borrow with ease by issuing municipal bonds.
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There's a reason government officials and medical experts across the world are issuing strong warnings.
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Illinois joins New York and California in issuing statewide orders for residents to stay home.
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To protect Washingtonians from COVID-19, I am issuing a 'Stay Home, Stay Healthy' order.
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Since the New Deal, Congress has authorized regulatory agencies to make policy by issuing regulations.
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Jerrold Nadler said he would hold off on actually issuing the subpoena for the moment.
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As you said, Justice Neil Gorsuch could easily be issuing opinions four decades from now.
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Peterson had followed Wheeler in Sunday's walk fest, issuing five free passes of his own.
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"We conclude that the public interest weighs forcefully against issuing a stay," the panel said.
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So far, that has kept Mr. Pompeo from issuing them, two senior American officials said.
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They could start issuing subpoenas to Mr. Barr, who could ignore them or refuse them.
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After first issuing a safety warning for the sleeper, Fisher Price eventually recalled the product.
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To protect Washingtonians from COVID-19, I am issuing a 'Stay Home, Stay Healthy' order.
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He has taken over food distribution by issuing entitlement cards, handed out mostly to loyalists.
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In some counties, police are issuing citations for low-level crimes instead of arresting people.
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Regulators in New York are also investigating Aliera, issuing the company a subpoena in January.
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He was pulled after issuing a one-out walk to Mike Yastrzemski in the eighth.
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To be attacked by a President issuing racist tweets is beyond insulting, it is disgusting.
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US governors are issuing "stay at home" orders to curb the spread of the virus.
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The institute followed up by issuing a statement two weeks later to denounce the accusations.
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Democratic leaders have criticized him for downplaying the crisis and issuing misleading or false statements.
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Verified Identity Pass had been licensing software and issuing ID cards loaded with biometric data.
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Russia will also temporarily stop accepting and issuing documents for work visas to Chinese nationals.
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Russia will also temporarily stop accepting and issuing documents for work visas to Chinese nationals.
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Gorsuch criticized the "increasingly common practice" of trial courts issuing broad orders blocking a policy.
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His comments sparked an outcry online, which later led to him issuing a formal apology.
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Trump also jumped back into the fray, issuing a series of Twitter broadsides against Democrats.
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The company has increased its share capital by 21000% by issuing new shares for acquisitions.
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The local C.C.P. created more terror by issuing a list of people targeted for assassination.
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The SPV will be limited to issuing the notes and providing a loan to Eurotorg.
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Bumgarner struck out 10 without issuing a walk, though he hit two batters with pitches.
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Any such success depends upon American diplomats credibly issuing threats, guarantees, and offers of help.
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It has helped the Canadian dollar that Trump was not issuing more threats, Anderson said.
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Instead, the administration will start from scratch, issuing a new executive order, the department said.
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But the best test of approved status, arguably, is the issuing of lots of paperwork.
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He quickly recalibrated, issuing a statement making clear he did not support Mr. Trump's impeachment.
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The firm received the approval just weeks before China stopped issuing licenses to foreign investors.
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I know because I'm one of the people who has been issuing increasingly dire warnings.
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Or, depending on how regulators interpret the ruling, they could continue issuing permits as usual.
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Mr. Straus took a different tack, issuing a statement that refrained from any sharp criticism.
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" He added: "It would be better to let justice takes its course before issuing promises.
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A judge put a stop to the escort, issuing a restraining order against the hospital.
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His comments sparked an outcry online, which later led to him issuing a formal apology.
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"This is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Some cities are restricting how many scooters can operate, and even issuing outright scooter bans.
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Even non-financial companies like Amazon and Uber issuing heaps of credit for small businesses.
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Sanders's supporters have every right to be aggrieved at Warren subsequently issuing the code red.
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With such dismal conviction rates, Mr. Capella felt, Mexico was practically issuing licenses to kill.
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Governments globally have been issuing longer-dated bonds to lock in historically low borrowing costs.
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Banks around the world use secure SWIFT messages for issuing payment instructions to each other.
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Former business development director Tri Huynh had said Walmart was issuing misleading e-commerce results.
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Thus, the court would be issuing a prohibited advisory opinion if it addressed the issue.
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Cole (212-226) allowed only two hits and struck out 24 without issuing a walk.
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Administration officials briefed lawmakers, and sought help from Republican leadership in issuing statements challenging Russia.
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Cole (19-5) allowed only two hits and struck out 14 without issuing a walk.
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And there's often no price benefit in issuing green bonds rather than the regular kind.
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Because for decades they've been issuing regulations based on "scientific experiments" that couldn't be replicated.
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"This is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass," Buttigieg told Warren.
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The government is considering issuing "green bonds, samurai, panda, sukuk and infrastructure bonds", he said.
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It seems backwards issuing the bonds and hoping they get an appropriation to spend them.
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ISTANBUL — First, the United States and Turkey temporarily stopped issuing visas to each other's citizens.
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Earlier, Mr. Cuomo took aim at Mr. Trump's immigration policies, issuing pardons to 22 immigrants.
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Mary Jane Rogers, a spokeswoman for Chase, says that issuing 1099-MISC forms isn't new.
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The banks could also face penalties, he said, for not issuing the forms when required.
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Did Congress and the president make the right decision in issuing apologies and paying reparations?
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I never had a successful relationship or partnership with any entity by issuing an ultimatum.
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Her latest move toward issuing a broader apology is aimed mostly at settling them down.
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But the paradox didn't emerge, because Hanen isn't issuing an injunction to counter the others.
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This resulted in players and critics issuing a common refrain: Outlast 2 is terrifying, buuuuut.
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Puerto Rico began issuing bonds to cover budget shortfalls, leading to the current debt crisis.
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Now it's official, with both Twitter and SoFi issuing statements early Tuesday confirming the move.
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Continuing deadlock kept the commission from issuing important rulings defining the roles of Super PACs.
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The CPSC has instead been relying on issuing warnings, according to the New York Times.
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A source close to Samsung said the company notified the agency before issuing its Sept.
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Under the law, the Department of Labor would immediately stop issuing new waivers to employers.
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It's probably best known for issuing color-coded "notices," or worldwide alerts for law enforcement.
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After removing the photo and issuing an apology, the Chinese remained outraged, with the foreign minister's spokesperson issuing a statement saying he hope Bieber left the shrine with "a clear understanding of Japan's history of invasion and militarism, and of the source of Japan's militarism."
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In August, he began issuing thousands of restoration orders on an individual basis after a narrow ruling by the state Supreme Court blocked him from issuing a blanket clemency; he has said he will continue to mail individual restoration orders to more than 210,000 people.
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Weather agencies are already issuing excessive heat warnings and temperatures of 112-333 degrees are expected.
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"Fidel Castro is dead!" the president-elect wrote, before issuing a statement condemning the Cuban leader.
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Tanaka has fanned 21 without issuing a walk in 3 innings over his last four outings.
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There were even reports that the Trump White House would be issuing press credentials to Infowars.
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Buffett described once issuing 25,200 shares of Berkshire Hathaway stock to buy General Reinsurance in 1998.
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The company is no longer issuing a floating rate tranche, as initially marketed, the document said.
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Apple declined 0.52 percent after issuing a rare apology for slowing older iPhones with flagging batteries.
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Issuing far fewer visas would increase tension with India and hurt big companies on both sides.
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In any case, it's great that Melania Trump and the FTC are issuing these warnings now.
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Budapest has said the legal changes were needed to prevent foreign universities from issuing dubious diplomas.
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The Police Department is in the process of issuing body cameras later this year, Wagnon said.
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Meanwhile, credit quality is a reflection of the financial health of the entity issuing the bond.
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Hormel Foods rose 5.4 percent, while Urban Outfitters gained 1.5 percent after issuing their quarterly reports.
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The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) issuing multiple warnings for rivers across Queensland and New South Wales.
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The biggest change is a new warning strike that YouTube will start issuing on February 25th.
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Its value derived not from precious metal but from the credibility of the regime issuing it.
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Monday to tweet a general message of condolences and later issuing a statement that avoided politics.
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First, its issuing country must be a major exporter, a sign of importance in global commerce.
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Libra has indeed sparked other countries to consider issuing a digital form of central bank money.
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We never see or hear of him issuing an apology, but kicking right into defense mode.
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It ultimately did the right thing, pulling the product and issuing a comprehensive and detailed apology.
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The period between issuing a mortgage and selling it on is usually financed by bank loans.
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Lili Reinhart is issuing an important warning to anyone who uses taxis or ride-share apps.
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Mexico's authorities have so far confirmed 15 Zika cases, but refrained from issuing any general warnings.
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That's why the French government is issuing the Paris Call, a three-page document on cybersecurity.
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I would argue that issuing an executive order isn't the same thing as getting it done.
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Within months, Flint began issuing advisories for residents to boil their water due to sanitary concerns.
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But by the powers vested in me by no one in particular, I'm issuing a ruling.
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The report found Germany as the top requester, issuing 0003,2000 requests for data on 21,2499 devices.
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Microsoft is issuing a rare out-of-band security update to supported versions of Windows today.
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Today, I am announcing a new investigation—we are issuing Civil Investigative Demands to Google Inc.
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I understood that with issuing this rose, Garrett might have a small target on his back.
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Fleetwood Manor Apartments itself commented on the matter, issuing a letter to residents, according to WYFF.
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The president said he would consider issuing an executive order in order to restore the question.
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Another worry is that companies will have to comply with onerous extra rules after issuing CDRs.
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In today's Senate hearing, Mark Zuckerberg addressed the urban legend yet again, issuing an absolute denial.
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Over the following months, Foxconn began issuing contracts for roads and infrastructure at the manufacturing site.
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" Minutes after issuing that clarification, Spicer clarified again — this time, changing, "innocent people" to "population centers.
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The results could lead to charges being brought against individuals and the issuing of arrest warrants.
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Officials of Iran and Russia have said their governments might be interested in issuing crypto-currencies.
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Guardians must also approve the issuing or renewal of passports, restricting a woman's ability to travel.
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The company also announced it would be issuing 4.5 million more shares in a separate release.
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Note-issuing banks will still often take positions in the oil market to hedge their exposure.
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Made entirely of reclaimed wood and other materials, the installation simulates a rudimentary passport issuing office.
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Hendricks retired nine straight batters until issuing a leadoff walk to Josh Harrison in the fourth.
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Malaysia will resume issuing bauxite export permits to help miners clear existing stockpiles, Wan Junaidi said.
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DE) rose 6.3% despite issuing yet another profit warning the previous day, while rival Hella (HLE.
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Spacey responded by issuing a public apology, using the opportunity to also come out as gay.
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So, I do a pretty good job— Don't go issuing challenges like that to crazy people.
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VICE: As a rule, is the president's reason for issuing a pardon of any legal consequence?
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Lewis then got the first two outs in the eighth before issuing the walk to Alonso.
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The speed with which the Trump administration has been issuing Executive Orders comes as no surprise.
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The punishment for issuing a bounced check under UAE law can be jail or a fine.
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Banks use them to raise loss-absorbing regulatory capital because they are cheaper than issuing equity.
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Russell Marine Group and Blue Water Shipping also participated in the process, issuing all required certificates.
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Instead of issuing a 15NC10 deal, TD could also have sold a 10-year bullet structure.
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Defaulting on a casino debt became the equivalent of a issuing a bad check, Pitaro said.
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Until those documents are completed, he blocked the agency from issuing drilling permits on the leases.
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The ordeal concluded with Heard and Depp, 52, issuing a video apology to the Queensland court.
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"We're issuing a new executive action next week that will comprehensively protect our country," Trump said.
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As Helvetica became more popular, Haas began issuing new weights and sizes to meet growing demand.
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" Melo posted a series of videos to Instagram on Wednesday, issuing an apology to "all women.
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That was despite the Fed issuing a fairly dovish sounding policy statement after its March meeting.
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Moderates in the coalition have resisted issuing such a clear challenge to the executive so soon.
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The government will not be issuing additional treasury bonds to fund the supplementary budget, Kim added.
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The president stayed away from issuing warnings on human rights, however, during his speech in Riyadh.
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Jim Cramer boiled the rally down to the bold moves of commodity players issuing secondary offerings.
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This helps TSA gather information about the current security practices in place before issuing any rules.
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Kuwait is issuing foreign debt because of low oil prices, which have slashed its export income.
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Getting consensus among a large group is harder and slower than a powerful leader issuing orders.
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Ryanair, a European low-cost airline, has been issuing bonds to buy new aircraft since 2014.
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Chris Hansen, former host of To Catch a Predator, has been charged with issuing bad checks.
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Weaver has racked up 21885 strikeouts in 22 innings this season while issuing just 23 walks.
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Dell is planning to discontinue its Venue line of Android tablets and cease issuing OS updates.
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The Internet control agency took the unusual step of issuing a long statement explaining its move.
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Dallas police were in the process of issuing a warrant for the officer's arrest on Friday.
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Since it first started issuing them, the EBRD has launched 65 Green bonds totalling €2.5bn-equivalent.
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Issuing a blanket statement like "just love yourself" leaves all of them out in the cold.
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For now, Pakistan may instead retaliate with softer measures, such as issuing fewer visas to Americans.
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So when we talk about the government issuing emergency orders, the bar is set pretty high.
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Judges can take any number of mitigating factors into consideration when issuing a sentence, she explained.
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It can choose to finance these investments by borrowing in foreign currency or issuing fiat money.
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The bank said it planned to raise the money by issuing an additional 350 million shares.
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Delta is issuing refunds for canceled flights as well as $200 travel vouchers for certain passengers.
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The Chinese government has stopped issuing individual travel permits for Taiwan to Chinese citizens from Aug.
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A spokesman for Dentsu said the company would be issuing a statement later in the day.
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Senior unsecured debt is issued through CBG and through an issuing vehicle Close Brothers Finance Plc.
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The Times says it made an "honest mistake" with the Palin editorial, issuing two separate corrections.
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The company had not explained why the app remained available until issuing a statement on Wednesday.
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It's a detailed, constantly updated vision of Hell: Fire on Roof of 2 Train, Smoke Issuing.
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Kruglov also said that Gazprom was considering issuing a Eurobond by the end of this year.
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The company, Zinke, the White House, and PREPA have denied any wrongdoing in issuing the contract.
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WeWork's recently mooted plans of issuing even more junk debt was met with derision from investors.
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"We're issuing more Kohl's Cash than ever before," Chief Merchandising and Customer Officer Michelle Gass said.
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Issuing panda bonds in China would be easier and could be accomplished this year, he added.
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And then there's Qanon, which is so unhinged that the FBI is issuing warnings about it.
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For example, in 2010, Visa routed 79 percent of transactions from its 10 largest issuing banks.
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He wasted no time in issuing orders to police officers to round up suspected drug dealers.
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Now, the special counsel reportedly issuing a subpoena to Kristin Davis, the so-called Manhattan Madame.
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Kamath also saw potential in issuing bonds in Russia and South Africa depending on market conditions.
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The president buckled to the pressure on Wednesday, issuing an executive order that ended the separations.
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Importantly, the CRA process would block the FCC from issuing "substantially similar" regulations in the future.
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He said the UN rapporteurs should have approached him directly rather than issuing a press release.
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Samsung also asked carriers and retailers to stop sales and began issuing refunds on all replacements.
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" Trump reacted angrily to the published excerpt, issuing a statement claiming Bannon had "lost his mind.
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In September, an audio recording purportedly of Baghdadi issuing orders was released by the terrorist organization.
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The reinsurer reiterated it was not considering issuing new shares for the possible investment by SoftBank.
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Alternately, Congress could act to vacate the rule and provide direction on issuing a new rule.
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Ishihara also said he was against issuing deficit-covering bonds to help finance the stimulus package.
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And they're milking his celebrity for all its worth, issuing a slew of statements invoking him.
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The company issuing the debt was working to generate electricity by converting solid waste into gas.
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Douglas attributed the decline to Amazon and other major companies downtown issuing work-from-home policies.
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Local governments have taken matters into their own hands, issuing their own stay-at-home orders.
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The government will consider the comments before issuing any final rule with the force of law.
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Even before the onset of the virus, the court was behind schedule in issuing its opinions.
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He could, theoretically, tell the Department of Labor to stop issuing and renewing subminimum wage certificates.
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Ed Rendell is the last person who should be issuing lectures about hypocrisy and campaign finance.
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As with the lending product, there is a single bank issuing the credit and the card.
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We're looking at issuing a 50-year bond, what we would call an ultra-long bond.
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Mr. Mandelblit also opposed legislation to bar the police from issuing recommendations to charge public figures.
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Seeing this fight coming, the industry is already issuing propaganda with gauzy pictures of blue flames.
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In response, state pharmacy boards are issuing emergency rules for how the drugs can be dispensed.
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The country has stopped issuing on-arrival visas to foreigners from March 14 through April 30.
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"There is no circuit split here," said Avore, referring to numerous circuit courts issuing different opinions.
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Central banks in Germany and Austria were the last to stop issuing the bills last month.
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But as a result, he said, "the interest was not red-hot" in issuing an endorsement.
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It rose from issuing pirated recordings to producing film music for Bollywood blockbusters like "Aashiqui" (22016).
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Issuing or unsealing indictments in such cases will help to expose the dangerous narcostate in Caracas.
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In this case, the House burned more than three months without issuing subpoenas to key witnesses.
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The Central Issuing Facility loans plenty of great and not-so-great items to the troops.
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Before this, the government had also stopped issuing individual travel visas to mainland Chinese as well.
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A grand jury based in Alexandria, Va., began issuing subpoenas in the Flynn case months ago.
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A judge would probably take submissions from both sides before hearing arguments and issuing a ruling.
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Trump's insistence on an imminent win helped bring the dueling parties together around issuing the rule.
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Sanders dodged the comments on Tuesday, issuing a statement focused, instead, on the Trump impeachment trial.
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The Obama administration had said China should allow foreign electronic payment services without issuing further guidelines.
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Historically, the DOL would wait until shortly before the compliance date approaches before issuing a delay.
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The study recommends regulators focus on the product, and not the process, when issuing new rules.
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Shortly after issuing the critical communique along with Polar, Regional executives began meeting with the government.
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Home Depot was the biggest Dow loser, falling 1.8% after issuing a disappointing sales-growth outlook.
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Needham also began issuing scorecards on how frequently members of Congress were voting down spending bills.
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In September, Mr. Trump tried once again, issuing the proclamation that is now before the court.
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Those rumblings were answered by ghostly high winds, then a muted trumpet issuing a desolate call.
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We're issuing a new report that details the economic costs of our high rates of incarceration.
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Under the new travel restrictions, the United States will stop issuing "diversity visas" to Tanzanian nationals.
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Electronics giant LG is issuing a blanket employee travel ban to China amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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China and the U.S. are not the only countries looking at issuing their own digital currencies.
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They've also been criticized for the slow process of issuing security clearances to state election officials.
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The act also bans agencies from issuing rules similar to those overturned under the law. Sen.
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Issuing a terrorist designation against the overlords of the Islamic Republic's foreign adventures is long overdue.
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Jack Dalrymple of North Dakota cited "anticipated harsh weather conditions" when issuing a mandatory evacuation order.
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The firm is also keen on issuing more foreign currency bonds, particularly panda bonds, he added.
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The Japanese government raises about 150 trillion yen annually by issuing bonds to private-sector investors.
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Other proposed modifications sought to stir up demons issuing from an intentional misinterpretation of the agreement.
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As a public benefit corporation, the trust could finance the project by issuing tax-exempt bonds.
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In response, EPA delayed issuing RFS rules for two years as it sorted out the claims.
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You can register for senior passes online, by mail, or by any park site issuing passes.
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While the National Park Service will still be issuing passes at the old price until Aug.
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Boeing has more positive news this morning, issuing a record forecast of aircraft orders from India.
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Yudina brought on Peter Mansfield (who helped launch card-issuing fintech Marqeta) as chief marketing officer.
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" At the bottom of the page, an explanatory footnote reads, "UNICEF is issuing this blank statement.
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Twinlite said it opposed the sale and sued the issuing bank, unsuccessfully, to have it halted.
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Meanwhile, the working group also discusses the idea of issuing certain types of waivers for Medicaid.
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They ditched its private equity ownership model by issuing shares to the public four year later.
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Weiss says it does not accept compensation from the companies it rates for issuing the rating.
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Palladino has been conducting briefings and issuing statements and readouts since December, when Nauert was nominated.
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The officer pulled out his service revolver and pointed it at them, issuing a verbal warning.
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"Today, we'll let it go, we're cool," one of the officers said, not issuing a fine.
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"Today, we'll let it go, we're cool," one of the officers said, not issuing a fine.
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The Nepalese government followed Chinese officials in announcing that they will not be issuing climbing permits.
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Some may argue that if Congress limits stock buybacks, corporations could shift to issuing larger dividends.
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Protesters are rallying despite authorities issuing a ban on Hong Kongers gathering near central government offices.
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He later claimed the European Union is a "big abuser" when it comes to issuing tariffs.
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North Korea is again issuing cryptic threats that officials around the world are scrambling to decipher.
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Wells Fargo in 2000 was fined $22017 million for issuing millions of fake credit card accounts.
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