But it still leaves open the question: Toward what end?
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Of course, this leaves open the possibility of extreme abstinence.
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That leaves open the question of where they slot in.
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That leaves open the question of whether Republican voters agree.
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She even leaves open the bathroom doors for added visibility.
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Saying that there was "no 'hack'" leaves open a few possibilities.
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I think that leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith.
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All this leaves open the question of what Abrams will do next.
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That caveat leaves open the door to the subsidies being ended abruptly.
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That leaves open the possibility that Mr. Kushner could be interviewed again.
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The report, evidently, leaves open the question of whether Trump obstructed justice.
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That leaves open the possibility that numbers in the streets could build.
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Dorsey leaves open the possibility of using this kind of existing standard.
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I just think that leaves open a lot of room for potential volatility.
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The timeline leaves open the possibility that Trump's successor could reverse the decision.
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Again, this is strictly a theory, and it leaves open plenty of questions.
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That leaves open who from within the SPD may take up that post.
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"That leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith," the attorney general said.
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But that still leaves open the question of why things have changed so quickly.
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That leaves open the question of who would preside over such an effort. Rep.
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That leaves open the possibility that two Republicans will advance to November's general election.
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It also leaves open the question of whether torture works, despite the committee's findings.
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DeVos's strict use of personal funds for her noncommercial travel still leaves open questions, however.
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That leaves open the question of what, exactly, a quantum computer would be good for.
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That leaves open the possibility that there were parts of the memo that were true.
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But that leaves open the opposite possibility: that he might remake the GOP in his.
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And yet, the presence of the portrait leaves open the question: whose home is it?
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Having an eight-member Supreme Court obviously leaves open the possibility of a lot more deadlocks.
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This all leaves open the possibility that additional sensitive meetings took place but are still secret.
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That leaves open the question as to what might be gained by bolstering the agency's manpower.
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His resignation leaves open the possibility for a special election to fill his seat before November.
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But that still leaves open the possibility he could have written different passages in different voices.
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This leaves open the idea that it could have been a mixture of substances, he said.
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The questions it leaves open can actually help take the edge off those feelings of rejection.
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This leaves open the possibility for phones to be tracked without the target's knowledge or consent.
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But he leaves open the possibility that there may not be a way to accomplish it.
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For one thing, it leaves open the question of how Twitter will handle parody and satire.
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I had become the player in the pickup game who everyone leaves open from a distance.
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And Mueller's report leaves open the possibility that Manafort was merely out to drum up future business.
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It also leaves open the possibility that Apple could drop them from the bundle down the road.
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Which leaves open the question of whether the fault wouldn't have ruptured within a short time anyways.
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That leaves open the threat of a filibuster, a tactic rarely employed for a Supreme Court nomination.
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It still leaves open the long-term detention of immigrant children, which would clearly violate federal law.
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For Ms. Warren, that leaves open questions — ones she was unwilling to wrestle with in our interview.
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It certainly leaves open the possibility that Trump will consider a strike against the Assad regime again.
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But Ms. Harris's proposal still leaves open questions, including how the longer transition period would play out.
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But Ms. Harris's proposal still leaves open questions, including how the longer transition period would play out.
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But it leaves open the door to making official some ministries that women currently perform, including celebrating baptisms.
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Last Jedi leaves open some questions for the next film, and kept me satisfied, but still wanting more.
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The last shot of the episode is unclear and leaves open multiple directions for a potential second season.
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But it leaves open huge areas of dispute over both the extent and the consequences of that cooperation.
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Instead, he leaves open his window so there is good air circulation, which reduces the chances of infection.
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The move leaves open the question of what the US will do next, and how Iran will respond.
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That leaves open the possibility that some health care workers with coronavirus might not get paid, Romig said.
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Yet this is a dangerous card to play, as it leaves open the possibility of a superpower confrontation.
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That leaves open the possibility that the drones used Saturday had flown from Houthi-controlled territory in Yemen.
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The trade deal leaves open the possibility that lawmakers will try to have that fight later next year.
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However, it leaves open the larger question of whether the government can otherwise compel the company to do so.
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Trump's move leaves open a lot of questions about how the details for existing DACA recipients will play out.
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Which leaves open all sorts of possibilities, including releasing delegates from commitments to Trump, Cruz, Kasich or anyone else.
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That leaves open the question of just what Mr Guaidó's backers are prepared to do to end Venezuela's suffering.
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As lawmakers adopt new privacy regulations, I hope they can help answer some of the questions GDPR leaves open.
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It leaves open the possibility he might end up over there with you instead of over here with us.
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His appointment, and Trump's law-and-order campaign rhetoric leaves open the question: is criminal justice reform dead. 2628.
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It leaves open the possibility that the S&P 500 could extend one of its best runs in years.
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Finally, the legislation leaves open the question of what data standards and what data formats are to be used.
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That leaves open the question whether government investigators know more than they have let on in public to date.
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Which leaves open one possibility: it wouldn't be very difficult to appropriate some money for some additional wall construction.
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And the movie tantalizingly leaves open the question of whether the game ended in a mate or a resignation.
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This leaves open the possibility that she -- or other activists running for office -- could be disqualified again in future.
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That leaves open the potential for Remington, which made the rifle used in the attack, to be held liable.
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If she isn't being rejected for her academic prowess, that leaves open the possibility that she'll be rejected for herself.
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Indeed, the decision leaves open the possibility of McDonnell's conviction after a new trial if prosecutors could produce stronger evidence.
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S. trade conflict into a currency war leaves open economies like New Zealand heavily exposed and vulnerable to global pressure.
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"This leaves open the question of how likely they are, or whether they cover the range of possibilities," Raftery said.
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But Akhmetov's denial leaves open the possibility that the campaign data made its way to others in Ukraine or Russia.
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Right now, U.S. policy leaves open the possibility of being the first to use a nuclear weapon in a conflict.
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However, the White House has said if these alternatives aren't finalized shortly, it leaves open the possibility of reimposing tariffs.
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That leaves open the possibility that people may have clicked on phishing links several days after they received an email.
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The exemption leaves open the possibility that Mr. Trump can impose the tariffs at any point, for vaguely expressed reasons.
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The announcement leaves open some significant questions, like how the alliance might resolve tensions between its French and Japanese sides.
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"I'm uncomfortable that this leaves open the possibility of ownership being moved to Russia at some point," Mr. Merkel said.
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But that leaves open one important question: What did Stone know (and do) during the 2016 campaign regarding WikiLeaks, exactly?
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But it also, I think, invokes and leaves open the unresolvable question of what, if anything, poetry can make happen.
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But it leaves open the question: How proactive does the general public want internet giants to be in moderating online content?
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While it acknowledges that the technology leaves open the potential for misuse, it insists that it's been working to undercut abuse.
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This is not a terribly unusual move for the judge, but it leaves open the possibility she will reject the settlement.
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A deficit-neutral plan leaves open the option to offset part of their tax cuts by cutting spending on government programs.
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But "The Great Pretender" leaves open the possibility that Rosenhan did more than distort and omit facts that undermined his thesis.
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The agreement leaves open the possibility of acquiring controlling interest in the NBA franchise in a few years, according to ESPN.
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The second she essentially leaves open, reminding us that even some of the lawmakers who reviled Johnson hesitated to remove him.
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According to the New York Times, the legislation leaves open the potential for a rework depending on how the NCAA proceeds.
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The fact that the administration is reviewing its policy leaves open the possibility of sentencing journalists for not disclosing their sources.
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This order leaves open the door to other countries being added to the list of banned nations in the near future.
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We are attracted to political novices and so-called outsiders, which leaves open the possibility of the rise of demagogic figures.
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It also leaves open a distant possibility, given her choice of "gorgeous" as a descriptor, that it's not about a guy.
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That leaves open the possibility of immigrants being granted citizenship without officials having access to their full immigration and criminal history.
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That leaves open the prospect that the central bank may consider a rate hike at its next policy meeting in September.
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"The agreement leaves open the possibility that some parents deported without their children may return to the United States," Gelernt said.
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The bill, though, still leaves open probable cause-free access to emails and other "papers" through use of judgeless administrative subpoenas.
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But that leaves open the opportunity that it could donate to foundations in the future that might hold anti-LGBTQ views.
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Lux Prima shows she's got the range, but it leaves open-ended so many unanswered questions about ageism for women in music.
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If the US intelligence community knows about them, that leaves open the possibility that criminal and foreign state hackers do as well.
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It leaves open the possibility that one of the candidates at 5% or below may end up strongly challenging for the nomination.
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That leaves open the possibility the other employees in the video were actors, while "Nawrocki" itself could be a fake last name.
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That leaves open the possibility that those who stand by him now could change their mind if the CBO's analysis is correct.
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If a split does come, he plans to continue running the crypto piece (although leaves open the possibility of overseeing both). Overstock.
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Legislation offered by GOP members leaves open the possibility that internet providers could create "fast lanes" by charging websites for faster speeds.
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It would answer the question McKibben leaves open, namely, how we get from green technology to more just ecological and social relations.
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More embrace the notion of "meaningful human control" but do so in a way that leaves open the door to such weapons.
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However, with Kyl saying he won't run for re-election, it also leaves open the possibility of a bruising primary in 2020.
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"The biggest point to me is the denial was very specific and leaves open that Donald Trump himself was involved," Wonderlich said.
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The report leaves open the possibility that the US might keep an anti-ISIS presence in other parts of Syria as well.
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Even in coordinator Brian Daboll's shrewd designs, he often leaves open receivers untargeted, and he flees at the first hint of pressure.
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It seeks compensatory and actual damages of more than $100,000,000 and leaves open the possibility of an additional claim for punitive damages.
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Second, the review leaves open the possibility for the US to consider responding to devastating cyberattacks against the homeland with a nuclear bomb.
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That leaves open the possibility that the surging populist parties may simply be benefiting from charismatic leaders or unusually ill-advised immigration policies.
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That leaves open the possibility that vital intelligence, key to protecting American lives, may not be available to US clandestine services in future.
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The Supreme Court's decision leaves open for the lower court to conduct a new hearing on whether the state should have special elections.
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The suspension leaves open the possibility that some athletes could compete as individuals if they can demonstrate they haven't used performance enhancing drugs.
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That leaves open the possibility that any one of the three teams — or any combination of them — could play in LA next season.
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But by notifying Congress today Trump leaves open the possibility of signing an agreement before a new leftist government takes office in Mexico.
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That leaves open the possibility that any reductions in crime following a tightening of gun laws may be rooted in other, unrelated causes.
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Wednesday to Friday he leaves open for whatever may come up: interviewing candidates, the weekly all-hands meetings on Thursday, and anything else.
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There are questions that she poses in the book and leaves open precisely because she experiences them as specific, complicated and open-ended.
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Nature abhors a vacuum, they say, and into the spaces Eisenberg deliberately leaves open, the reader's own terrors and interpretations can seep in.
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Analysts say the reference to "livelihood purposes" in the U.N. resolution leaves open a window for China to continue trade with North Korea.
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This crowded battlefield leaves open the possibility of a rapid and unintentional escalation, said a British diplomat who used to work with the rebels.
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By avoiding a double bogey at No. 33, Tiger still leaves open the possibility of an even par or 1-over-par finish today.
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That leaves open at least eight of the original 17, as well at least another eight new cases that have emerged in recent months.
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But it also leaves open the chance that Judicial Watch will get a new crack at interviewing officials, if initial sessions come up naught.
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The three-month timetable leaves open the possibility of James returning from injured reserve for the end of the regular season and the playoffs.
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The three-month timetable leaves open the possibility of James returning from Injured Reserve for the end of the regular season and the playoffs.
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Another approach calls for case-by-case review — which leaves open the question of what deeds should disqualify people from working for the state.
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But it also leaves open the distinct possibility that this policy conservatives have fought so hard to win would have a limited practical effect.
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August's move upped its holding in Canopy to 38%, and leaves open the option to purchase a majority controlling share of more than 50%.
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And the film leaves open the question we all face: If we messed that part up, what, in the end, was life really worth?
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This leaves open the possibility that someone with a solid base of support could win without the party being fully behind her or him.
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And the Carpenter opinion also leaves open the possibility that police can acquire less than seven days of cell-site data without a warrant.
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But it also leaves open the possibility that the House rushes to vote for the Senate bill and send it to President Trump's desk.
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For that leaves open the idea of extra regulatory checks, however discreetly they may be done, on goods that go from Britain to Northern Ireland.
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The ambiguity of the clause is unusual, Murray says, and it leaves open a number of possibilities with implications for intellectual property and academic freedom.
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And it leaves open a slew of questions that Trump may be pressed to address while he is in Israel and in the West Bank.
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"While the decision leaves open the possibility of a new trial, it decimates any ability of the SEC to win," BBX counsel Eugene Stearns said.
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That leaves open the possibility that the administration could seek to ban the practice next year, which would be sure to draw fire from Democrats.
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" It's a clever formulation and leaves open the possibility that even with an agreement on a withdrawal timeline, any significant drawdown would be "conditions based.
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But exempting future foreign profits from tax leaves open the question of what to do with the $353 trillion in untaxed money already parked abroad.
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Whether Gaveston felt the same, or was operating out of calculating self-interest, is one of many questions "Lessons in Love and Violence" leaves open.
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That means there will be no immediate change in policy, but it leaves open the possibility that the Trump administration will still halt the payments.
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Her decision now leaves open the possibility she could eventually propose a slower move -- a shift that would likely provoke a backlash on the left.
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"Exposed" leaves open to the last minute whether that concluding canvas will be more Lucian Freud or David Hockney, and who, exactly, is undressing whom.
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Still, the Yeti disappears into the forest at the end, bird on his head, so Kwan leaves open a space for some gentle magic and mystery.
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His attorney, Mark Kriger, said that his client was not yet formally charged with involuntary manslaughter, but that the announcement today simply leaves open that possibility.
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This leaves open the possibility that it could launch even earlier than last year's phablets, which were in themselves released ahead of the usual Note schedule.
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Additionally, the deal leaves open the possibility of a "future partnership, newly defined with a post peace government," one that would also potentially include the Taliban.
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The express directive for National Guard troops was removed from the final version of the memorandum but still leaves open the possibility of National Guard involvement.
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It also still leaves open the possibility that right-wing parties could win a majority, allowing the PP, Cuidadanos, and Vox to form a government together.
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Here are three proposals that could draw bipartisan support: The White House plan explicitly leaves open the possibility of a new, higher bracket for the rich.
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This level has no previous history of support or resistance so this leaves open the potential for the Australian dollar to move above this technical target.
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Revolutions certainly leaves open the possibility of more stories as the war between humanity and machines came to a close with the entire Matrix getting a reboot.
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That leaves open the possibility, if not the likelihood, that Brett Gardner, who is eligible for free agency next month, will return as the Yankees' center fielder.
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But Mr Mueller leaves open whether Mr Trump's motive was a desire to impede the investigation, or simple anger that a subordinate failed to do as told.
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Wingard has already stated his desire to do a sequel, and given the unsatisfying ending, the movie seemingly leaves open the possibility of that to its detriment.
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That leaves open the potential for Nvidia's hardware partners to come up with their own, more compact cooling solutions, especially with water-cooling systems and the like.
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That still leaves open the question of whether Mississippi will see a unified Republican Party or whether McDaniel supporters will stay home — or even consider backing Espy.
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But the plan, contained in a nonbinding political declaration that is separate from the withdrawal agreement, leaves open the possibility of staying quite close to those structures.
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The structure of Trump's comments leaves open the possibility that he doesn't know that, or conversely, knows it but doesn't fully accept it or care about it.
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This leaves open the possibility that the Senate will turn to the courts, not to rule on the validity of the subpoenas but to help enforce them.
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The downside of this revelation, though, is that it leaves open the question of how a crooked, risible demagogue managed to commandeer the Republican Party, almost without trying.
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This wording leaves open the possibility that Mueller found plentiful coordination with others who were not part of the government but were a step, or several steps, removed.
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Its decision to leave the Baltic LNG project leaves open a question about the availability of technology needed for this project as Shell will not be providing it.
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That not only requires the page to build itself, but also leaves open the opportunity for malicious attacks (like finding a vulnerability in a Flask server, for example).
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"But saying nothing, seeing nothing, reading nothing, hearing nothing, and deciding in advance simply to turn your backs — is not an option the Constitution leaves open," he said.
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But we should fight in a way that leaves open the possibility that, where we do agree, we might be able to get something done across party lines.
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The Constitution states that any officer who is removed from office through impeachment may also face criminal charges — including the president — but leaves open the question of when.
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May's Brexit plan leaves open the possibility of at least customs checks along the border; without a plan in place, a hard border will almost certainly be needed.
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That, she said, leaves open the possibility that the Supreme Court could take up Stutzman's case or send it back to the lower court in light of Monday's decision.
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The order leaves open the possibility that prosecutors could call some of the five women the judge had previously allowed to testify at the April trial about their accusations.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's inconclusive parliamentary election leaves open a wide range of possible alliances, putting the anti-establishment 214-Star Movement in the driver's seat as the largest party.
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" He also said the indictment "leaves open the vital question of whether Americans, including any associated with the Trump campaign, knowingly played a role in Russia's active measures campaign.
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Manafort's and Gates' lawyers work separately and do not use a joint defense agreement, which leaves open the possibility that at some point the defendants could have diverging interests.
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But he didn't indicate what he would do if Congress fails to approve funds, which leaves open the possibility that he will simply acquiesce once again to Speaker Pelosi.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's inconclusive parliamentary election leaves open a wide range of possible alliances, putting the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement in the drivers' seat as the largest party.
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The FBI says this was not a mistake, but the move has nonetheless made Apple's job harder and has closed a door that Apple usually leaves open for law enforcement.
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The fact that Macavity is never there when the various crimes are happening leaves open the very real possibility that he's innocent and that his accuser is a delusional obsessive.
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And that still leaves open the question of how these proposals will be received by the 10 Northern Ireland lawmakers whose views are influential within the prime minister's Conservative Party.
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"The law leaves open the question of which humanitarian ground - sickness, physical disability or care dependency - should be given more importance," said Maria Loheide of Diakonie, a Protestant welfare organization.
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The new ban leaves open the possibility of later including nationals of other countries, but it exempts current US visa holders and legal permanent residents, otherwise known as green card holders.
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That leaves open a huge loophole for bad actors, including the Russian propagandists whose ads often focused on stoking tensions around issues like police brutality or immigration, rather than promoting candidates.
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The decision came amid divisions over what is ahead and still leaves open the possibility that policy loosening could happen before the end of the year depending on how conditions unfold.
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This leaves open the possibility that the EU agrees a short extension to allow parliament more time to scrutinize the bill and Johnson proposes a new slightly longer timetable to lawmakers.
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This formulation leaves open the possibility also of suspending EU financial transfers to Poland, now the biggest beneficiary of European funds aimed at boosting living standards in the former communist country.
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It also leaves open the possibility that as a society we may be finally willing to engage in difficult discussions about trauma, and the gender and race dynamics of sexual violence.
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Millennials, writes Danny Crichton at TechCrunch, aren't satisfied with traditional banks (this of course leaves open the question of whether there are any age groups who are satisfied with traditional banks).
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This leaves open the possibility that the EU agrees a short extension to allow parliament more time to scrutinise the bill and Johnson proposes a new slightly longer timetable to lawmakers.
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The U.S. withdrawal leaves open the question of what happens to the Kurdish-run prisons and detention centers that hold thousands of Islamic State prisoners, including more than 2,000 foreign militants.
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That leaves open the remote, but unlikely, possibility of Bevin's party judging that the close election was too flawed for a winner to be known and seat Bevin instead of Beshear.
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However, this leaves open the possibility of birds getting hurt by drones' robot blades; a Dutch police spokesperson said they are looking into ways to protect the eagles from injuries, Engadget reported.
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The statement clearly leaves open the door for future rate cuts if the domestic data were to deteriorate, but there was precious little indication of a strong desire for more immediate action.
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But the move would likely be capped to no more than 0.87 in EURGBP given Article 50 extension still leaves open the options of softer Brexit and people's votes in market pricing.
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Quicken Loans, the nation's largest home-loan lender, said Thursday that it had no current plans to change underwriting — which leaves open the possibility that it and others might in the future.
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Yet it leaves open the question of how to prevent the spread of disease from someone who is shedding virus on either side of a port of entry or secured airport area.
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It leaves open the question of what math these investors themselves will be doing that leaves them free to ignore the risk that arises naturally when lofty expectations meet long time frames.
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It's a comedy in the Shakespearean sense — we know it will end with a wedding, groom or not — but Ms. Burshtein leaves open the possibility that it might be a broken one.
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Sessions's lengthy explanation to lawmakers leaves open the option that Huber could still recommend the appointment of a special counsel — and it gives conservative lawmakers some of what they say they want.
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But the Warren campaign's Wednesday statement leaves open the possibility that one of the Democratic Party's biggest crusaders against big money will have an ongoing big-money group spending on her behalf.
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Even if we take Li at his word, this still leaves open the possibility that China wants to achieve a situation in which no other state is dominant, especially in China's Pacific backyard.
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Which leaves open the possibility that a Comey request could have been a different kind — a request to the administration to reshuffle existing funds already approved by Congress to augment the Russia probe.
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But, but, but: International nuclear weapons inspectors weren't on hand for today's event, which leaves open the possibility that the move is reversible and doesn't signal a definite move toward North Korean denuclearization.
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"The memo leaves open the possibility of removing ALJs whose overall grant or denial record (considering more than an indivisible case) is contrary to the agency's preferred record," Barnett said in an email.
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But Brady said lawmakers will have the bill's score "certainly before we go to the floor," which still leaves open the possibility of the CBO's report coming out the day of the vote.
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Mr. Fogel does not intend to go back and make his own "Super Size Me," despite some of the questions about doping in both amateur and professional sports that the movie leaves open.
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Near the end of the finale, Jesse's conniving uncle (Walton Goggins) is struck by lightning and then revived by a stinging bee, in a way that leaves open the possibility of divine intervention.
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Denying reimbursement from the "Trump Organization" or the "Trump campaign" still leaves open the possibility of reimbursement, now or in the future, from President Trump personally or from Trump's family, friends or supporters.
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This leaves open routes for cronyism, but also leaves crucial funding questions unanswered, such as what happens to projects that are socially vital but not privately profitable, like fixing Flint's lead-water pipes?
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It's the latest and severest punishment yet connected to Russia's yearslong cheating scheme, although it leaves open the possibility that individual Russian athletes could compete, as they did at last year's Winter Olympics.
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Detecting patterns where there are, in fact, none at least leaves open the possibility of gaining control, whereas the attribution of, say, a natural disaster to unchangeable and uncontrollable weather dynamics does not.
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But it also leaves open other possibilities — that something happened that was shady but not criminal or that there wasn't enough evidence to bring charges or that Mueller just flat-out isn't sure.
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"The minutes are more dovish than hawkish as it leaves open the door for a rate cut depending on how those factors evolve," said Flavio Serrano, senior economist with Sao Paulo-based bank Haitong.
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There is no denying that the move to chip cards is a step in the right direction, but the decision to opt for signatures instead of PINs leaves open serious security risks for consumers.
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What Zuckerberg fails to understand -- even though he claims this was not his aim -- is that by saying deniers aren't "intentionally" getting things wrong, he leaves open the possibility that they could be right.
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That leaves open questions such as whether the Saudi operation in Istanbul was always intended to result in Khashoggi's death or whether the original plan was to kidnap and transport him to Saudi Arabia.
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"The reason I feel strongly about reparations as opposed to race-based policies is because race-based policies leaves open the question whose fault it is that this economic gap exists," Williamson told Berman.
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Munro's subtle narrative suggests more than it states (and it leaves open exactly what happens between the two); one thing it doesn't suggest is that physical intimacy in this context would count as assault.
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The decision leaves open the possibility for France and other national governments in the European Union to force Google to take down links globally in special cases judged necessary to protect an individual's privacy.
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But that leaves open the question of how the stock will manage to stage another 48 percent rally from its Thursday $20163 close, which was the last stock price before the report was published.
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But if 30 tweets posted on Twitter are enough to get a high school address trending and left online for hours, it leaves open questions about what else could trend before Twitter takes notice.
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That leaves open the possibility that he could push away more moderate voters and independents, who make up a sizable chunk of Florida's electorate, though he will likely retain the strong support of Republicans.
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A Warsh tenure as Fed chief also leaves open the possibility for a faster pace of shrinking the Fed's balance sheet, especially with the reduction of its holdings of mortgage-backed securities, he said.
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Such a project might not amount to "tacit or express" coordination on "election interference," but the overlapping timing of the campaign and the construction planning leaves open the possibility that Trump was vulnerable to manipulation.
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"This leaves open the possibility that the universal nature of the program gets families invested, and holds the programs to a higher degree of accountability," said the study's author, Elizabeth Cascio, an economist at Dartmouth.
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The resignation of Mr. Barzani, who has not named a successor, leaves open the question of who else — either in his ruling Kurdistan Democratic Party or family — has the authority to approve such a deal.
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Just inside an industrial-scale double door, which she often leaves open to the river, Voight makes the conceptual drawings and collages, which often resemble scientific diagrams or sound waves, for which she is known.
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He's also said that neither the Trump Organization nor the Trump campaign reimbursed him for the money, which leaves open several other obvious possibilities (Trump himself or other entities controlled by Trump or his allies).
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While there may have been good reasons not to pursue a subpoena against the president, this omission in the investigation leaves open a very significant question regarding whether the president is guilty of obstruction charges.
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The Economist, which also had access to Wright prior to publishing its report Monday, leaves open the possibility that Nakamoto (who communicated only electronically and was never seen in person by anyone) is someone else entirely.
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"The settlement importantly leaves open the possibility of some parents who were deported without their children returning to the U.S.," said Lee Gelernt, the lead attorney on the reunification lawsuit with the American Civil Liberties Union.
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"If the privacy policy leaves open the opportunity for sale of data in the aggregate, I would describe it as likely a matter of time until the company is able to find a buyer," he said.
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His sneaky response leaves open a whole world of reality shows dealing with home improvement, cooking, raising a family, starting a business, playing games, doing athletic ventures, or virtually anything else that isn't a dating show.
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"While this leaves open the possibility that a new political government will be formed, a fresh election is a possibility and nerves about Italy staying in the euro remain," ANZ analysts said in a morning note.
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This election cycle will certainly be met with intense rhetoric, but it leaves open the question – is McKibben really the final say on our future and environment public policy or will stronger, more sensible voices prevail?
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Since Flowers began investigating thylacine sightings, he has been reading about false memories, false confessions, and the psychology of perception—examples, he told me, of the way "the mind fills in gaps" that reality leaves open.
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Romantic rejection can bring the worst out in us—there's no way around that—and at least ghosting leaves open a sliver of doubt, even if it's a sliver that requires a touch of healthy delusion.
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Democrats won a near-term victory on Wednesday, when McConnell — who has been cold to the idea of calling any witnesses — agreed to a rules package that leaves open the potential for new witnesses to appear.
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The administration's decision leaves open the possibility that a revised North American Free Trade Agreement that includes Canada could still happen, though earlier this week, Trump suggested that a preliminary trade deal with Mexico could replace it.
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Monday's action, delivered without comment by the court, therefore leaves open the question of whether a practice that has been expressly ruled to be unconstitutional in the civilian courts is constitutional as applied to US military personnel.
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Dismissal without prejudice leaves open the possibility that the government could bring new charges should there come a time within the statute of limitations when and the government be in a position to provide the requested discovery.
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The ceasefire plan does not include Isis or al-Qaeda's Syria branch, Jabhat al-Nusra, and leaves open the option for other groups to be excluded if they are deemed "terrorist" organisations by the UN Security Council.
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"Amazon's response leaves open the possibility that transcripts of user voice interactions with Alexa are not deleted from all of Amazon's servers, even after a user has deleted a recording of his or her voice," Coons said.
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Napolitano added that while he and other lawyers have advised that Trump not sit down with Mueller for an interview, that leaves open the door for Mueller to subpoena Trump for an appearance before a grand jury.
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The citizenship question still has a path to the census The Court ruled that the Commerce Department's proffered rationale for the question is insufficient —but it leaves open the possibility for Commerce to find a different rationale.
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But critics and some protesters again saw this concession as hollow, as Lam's refusal to formally scrap the bill leaves open the possibility that lawmakers could quickly take up the legislation before the end of the year.
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Still, Democrats won a near-term victory on Wednesday, when McConnell — who has been cold to the idea of calling any witnesses — agreed to a rules package that leaves open the potential for new witnesses to appear.
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While the announcement leaves open the possibility that American will resume flights on the plane for the busy holiday season, it also underlines the duration of the 737 Max grounding, which is now in its sixth month.
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But the RBI also retained its "neutral" stance, and warned inflation could accelerate, while pinning future action on data - a view that leaves open the question of whether it will cut rates further, as sought by the government.
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As the Verge noted, that shift leaves open the possibility that groups like the ones featured in the Reveal report will be able to fly further under the radar, with less visibility and thus PR headaches for Facebook.
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The order from Magistrate Judge Jean Rosenbluth, of U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, still leaves open the possibility that Christopher Ahn, an American citizen, could be sent to Spain to face charges in connection with the Feb.
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The agreement also leaves open the possibility that some of the hundreds of parents already deported without their children could return to the United States, according to the American Civil Liberties Union, which brought one of the lawsuits.
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I haven't done any independent reporting on this, but Bloomberg's wording leaves open the possibility that ByteDance has held discussions with advisers about contingency plans, including a partial sale, but decided not to pursue it at the moment.
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The U.S. has agreed in principle with Argentina, Australia and Brazil on "alternative means" to address steel tariffs for now, but the White House said if these alternatives aren't finalized shortly, it leaves open the possibility of reimposing tariffs.
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The outcome leaves open that the trademark agency could, while respecting the judges' ruling, take account of other evidence — such as new proof the shape is distinctive to people in more countries — and might preserve protection for KitKat's shape.
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That leaves open the possibility of another stalemate leading to a third election, particularly if Avigdor Liberman, who leans toward Netanyahu on security matters but against him on religious ones, refuses to bring his eight-seat party into government.
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The researchers explained they picked a 10-point scale because it leaves open the possibility that someone could become more attractive with a better haircut or new clothes — something that a 5-point scale seemed too rigid to allow.
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"Amazon's response leaves open the possibility that transcripts of user voice interactions with Alexa are not deleted from all of Amazon's servers, even after a user has deleted a recording of his or her voice," Coon said in a statement.
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But even though the film mostly closes out the Infinity Saga, even though it skips the usual post-credits tease for the next Marvel Cinematic Universe movie in order to feel more like a complete story, it still leaves open questions.
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This leaves open the prospect of a "significant" rise in short-term U.S. yields if the August employment data on Friday is strong enough to pave the way for a rate hike at the Fed's next policy meeting, they added.
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While the language in the executive order leaves open the possibility of also adopting California's Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) standards, much of the case for copying the California model derives from the supposed environmental benefits from electric-powered "plug-in" vehicles.
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All of which leaves open the question of how a lone man with a collection of gear was able to mount its exterior in broad daylight on Wednesday and climb up 21 floors before anyone was able to stop him.
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"This agreement would give many families a second chance at seeking asylum and leaves open the possibility for some deported parents to return to the United States," Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project, said in a statement.
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Lamb (D): 49.8% Saccone (R): 49.6% 99% of precincts are currently reporting What we're waiting for: Some absentee ballots are not expected to be counted until the morning and leaves open the possibility for the victory to sway to either candidate.
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Two of the people said that Mr. Glor, a relative unknown at the time he ascended to the anchor's chair, would probably be offered another job at the network; Mr. Mason's move to weekdays leaves open his Saturday morning slot.
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The official White House version was that Bush gave Cheney permission to pass along this order, and Gellman, poring carefully through communications records and notes taken by administration staff members, leaves open the extremely slim possibility that this is true.
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We don't know, and "This Is Us" leaves open, whether this is because most of his classmates are white or because of his reserved personality — or if that personality has been shaped by growing up black in a white community.
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Nonetheless, he has promised to strike a trade deal with the European Union by the end of 2020 and will not extend the Brexit transition - a deadline that leaves open the prospect of another cliff-edge for businesses and investors.
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Nonetheless, he has promised to strike a trade deal with the European Union by the end of this year and will not extend the Brexit transition -- a deadline that leaves open the prospect of another cliff-edge for businesses and investors.
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That, according to some political observers, still leaves open the question of whether his progressive message, including "Medicare for all," $15-an-hour minimum wage and legalizing marijuana can win over broader Democratic voters in November, let alone the general electorate.
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Schiff said that still leaves open the possibility of hiding explosives in a device packed in luggage in the hold of an aircraft, or smuggling a bomb into the seating area of a connecting flight to the United States or Britain.
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Recent volatility in equity markets leaves open the potential for improvements or further degradation of pension investment performance, according to the rating agency, which noted that pension system assets are heavily allocated to equities and alternatives to fixed-income securities.
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It leaves open the question of how the so-called Ground-based Midcourse Defense system would perform under real-world conditions—and how North Korea might respond to this latest demonstration of a system that US has spent almost two decades testing.
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I say worst form because simple plurality means a candidate does not have to win a majority of votes to win the election, and leaves open the possibility that the least-preferred candidate wins because two other candidates split the remaining vote.
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With Pelosi, Hoyer, and Clyburn all aiming to move up one spot in the majority leadership ranks, that leaves open the assistant Democratic leader spot, currently held by Clyburn and set to become the No. 4 ranked position under the majority. Rep.
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The recall expansion, earlier reported by The Wall Street Journal, leaves open the question of whether about 50 million inflators - including 18 million side inflators and about 32 million frontal and side airbags with drying agents - will eventually need to be recalled.
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A debate is brewing inside the United States government about whether to take a few of them — either for prosecution in civilian court or to the wartime prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba — but even that leaves open the fate of the rest.
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India has made clear there is no going back on the 2010 Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage law that foreign governments and vendors say leaves open the possibility of lawsuits against suppliers for nuclear accidents, rather than the operators of the plants.
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India has made clear there is no going back on the 2010 Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage law that foreign governments and vendors say leaves open the possibility of lawsuits against suppliers for nuclear accidents, rather than the operators of the plants.
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But privacy advocates, Internet service providers and tech companies have strongly rejected the argument, insisting that maintaining an ability to crack encryption — called a back door — for the good guys also leaves open a door for the bad guys, the company said.
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Roof's self-representation leaves open the possibility that the self-described white supremacist would have the opportunity to cross-examine any survivors and family members of the nine victims he gunned down during bible study at a black church in Charleston in June 2015.
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It's a percentage of your profits — a minimum of 21 percent of your personal proceeds — which leaves open the possibility that you could be giving away hundreds of millions of dollars if you build a unicorn company or, more likely, a big fat zero.
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By moving from a future relationship of close alignment with Brussels to one that leaves open the possibility of a free trade deal, Mr. Johnson has kept the backing of senior Conservative Euroskeptics while purging pro-European dissidents who refused to get on board.
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It leaves open the question of whether Gibney couldn't figure out his subject — or whether the filmmaker, who says he began "Citizen K" because this is a time "when we all seem haunted by Russia's role in the world," never quite found his focus.
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But in a narrow ruling that leaves open different decisions in similar cases, the court this time ruled in favor of Phillips, with Justice Anthony Kennedy writing for the majority that Colorado had treated the baker unfairly with regards to his freedom of religion and speech.
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It will have 28 members, appointed by Zinke, which leaves open the possibility (or, given the administration's record, near certainty) that it will be packed with representatives from fossil fuel industries who see their mission as reducing costs to private companies, not increasing revenue for taxpayers.
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On the individual side, it shrinks the current seven brackets to just three, and it reduces the top marginal rate from 39.6 percent to 35 percent – though it leaves open the possibility of a fourth bracket for those on the uppermost end of the upper end.
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But a senior FCC official who discussed the opinion on a call with reporters said the ruling is not a green light for states to pass net neutrality rules because it leaves open the possibility of the FCC challenging them on a case-by-case basis.
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" Of course, that leaves open the possibility that there is some weasel wording going on, and the release continues to state that DHS recently launched "several government-industry initiatives to develop near- and long-term solutions to manage risk posed by the complex challenges of increasingly global supply chains.
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A note to Judge Jesse Furman later in the day made the same point with more detail: the DoJ and Department of Commerce were now under orders to "reevaluate all available options" and determine if the Supreme Court's decision leaves open "any path" for adding the question back.
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The measure leaves open the question of what authorization would replace the 2001 AUMF, setting up the prospect of adding a major debate about the US role in the fight against ISIS to what's already a packed congressional agenda with health care, tax reform, spending cuts and more.
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So the nearly 25-year gap between that film and the present-set Avengers: Infinity War and the present-set and 2024/2025-set (there's a five-year time jump) Endgame in Marvel Cinematic History, combined with Fury's secrecy, leaves open the possibility for all kinds of Skrull hijinks.
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In practical terms, that's a double victory for Republicans: It leaves open the possibility that Obamacare will be killed by a judicial decree, but spares Republican candidates from the media spotlight that would come from a high-profile Supreme Court fight involving a challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
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With an understandable axe to grind, Comey goes there – he describes the president's complexion, compares hand size, and even leaves open the possibility that the so-called Steele Dossier's most scandalous (yet, unproven) details related to Russian prostitutes relieving themselves for a fetishist future president might possibly have occurred.
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The group of seven experts argues that the judge's order, forcing Apple to compromise the security on one of its products so it can be used as a forensic tool, leaves open a number of disturbing possibilities for how law enforcement might turn everyday items into surveillance tools.
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"There are currently no published rules regarding issuance of a Panda by a foreign bank, and in a way that leaves open the flexibility of issuance with the requisite regulatory approval," said Connie Heng, a partner at Clifford Chance, who has worked on a number of renminbi capital markets deals.
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" - House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi in a statement "While it does not include an allegation that any U.S. persons conspired wittingly with the Russian actors, the indictment leaves open the vital question of whether Americans, including any associated with the Trump campaign, knowingly played a role in Russia's active measures campaign.
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" - House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi in a statement "While it does not include an allegation that any U.S. persons conspired wittingly with the Russian actors, the indictment leaves open the vital question of whether Americans, including any associated with the Trump campaign, knowingly played a role in Russia's active measures campaign.
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In context, he wrote, the line Mr. Engel cited was addressing statutes that say an administration "may" temporarily fill various vacancies in particular ways — a word that leaves open the possibility that a president may also legitimately fill such vacancies with an alternative procedure, like the Vacancies Reform Act mechanism.
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The major theme that emerges is Dylan's near-constant ability to transcend the obstacles of cultural commodification and categorization, though Scorsese leaves open the question as to whether Dylan has always been a shapeshifter, or if he became one to evade political opportunists, the press, and the weight of history.
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It would be one of the most generous government healthcare programs in the world, but even it would still not ensure that everyone had access to high-quality care—it leaves open the door for people having to pay fees for long-term care and up to $200 per year for prescription drugs.
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Such a housecleaning leaves open the question of whether Mr. Tillerson, who has extensive experience abroad as chief executive of Exxon Mobil but none as a diplomat, will have the kind of help he needs in a very different kind of enterprise than negotiating on behalf of the world's largest oil company.
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The business culture at Goldman "was highly focused on consummating deals, at times prioritizing this goal ahead of the proper orientation of its compliance functions," especially in Southeast Asia, according to the indictment of Low and Ng. Language in these documents leaves open the possibility that the Justice Department could indict Goldman Sachs, said Cassella.
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"He leaves open the option to participate in decisions affecting AccuWeather as leading competitor in the weather forecasting industry — for instance, a decision to accede to the company's demand that NOAA reduce the amount of weather information it releases directly to the public," they wrote recently in an opinion article in The Washington Post.
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Sending in such a small group, however, leaves open the question of whether the effort will be sufficient to deal with the daunting task of restoring normal life for millions of Syrians and solve wrenching problems, such as ensuring that the local governments are representative, restoring a functioning judicial system and preventing revenge killings.
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It wasn't immediately clear during the announcement what type of connector this device has, as it's retaining the larger bezel design with Touch ID that suggests it has a Lightning connector, but with a screen size and Pro accessory support that leaves open the possibility, it does indeed have a USB-C port instead.
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While the company is not yet revenue-generating, and remains focused on user growth for now, the credits system leaves open the possibility that Simbi could charge users to buy credits if they don't want to put up a service to swap, or allow users to cash out their credits, for example, to get rewards from sponsors.
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While the administration on Thursday issued a 10-day waiver of a maritime law that was delaying desperately-needed shipments of relief supplies, it still leaves open the question of how long-term recovery efforts will be hindered when the law — which favors shipping companies and increases the cost of everything imported to the island — goes back into effect.
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Democratic primary turns nasty On the Democratic side, Pritzker has plowed about $70 million of his own money into his campaign, and will enter primary day as a favorite, even as the specter of undecided voters -- which recent polling has shown could be enough to swing the race -- leaves open the potential for a late upset.
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"In the end, however, the opinion only concludes that no risk corridor payments are currently owing, and leaves open, at least a little, whether any payments will be due at the conclusion of the program (a question HHS has left open as well.)" Jacobs thinks the resolution in Land of Lincoln could have a stronger impact away from the bench.
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The team left plenty of possibilities out of posts to start — it is better to get something in the hands of users and figure out how they're going to use it in the beginning, after all — and by engineering the cells in the feed to be easily reconfigurable it leaves open the door for Strava to play around with what works and what doesn't work.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) has been cold to the idea of calling any witnesses, but Democrats won a near-term victory on Wednesday when the GOP leader agreed to a rules package that leaves open the potential for new witnesses to appear.
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