Rick Snyder and leaving open the possibility that the investigation would go higher still.
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Republicans, however, blocked Garland, leaving open the vacancy that Gorsuch is now set to fill.
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But you seem to be leaving open the idea of a military option in Venezuela.
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The good news is she was not killed off, leaving open chances of a guest appearance.
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That happened in 2016 when Barbara Boxer retired, leaving open her seat in the US Senate.
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Bullard indicated that he also thinks his colleagues are leaving open the possibility of policy changes.
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Google is appealing all three decisions, leaving open the possibility that the fines could be voided.
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He sensed that Tony was hedging his bets — leaving open the possibility of a future relationship.
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Russia seems uncertain about the direction of the relationship, leaving open the possibility of a reversal.
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Metal manholes are often stolen for scrap metal, leaving open holes in the middle of roads.
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The novel was left on an open-ended note, leaving open the possibility for a sequel novel.
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Consider this: Trump is leaving open the possibility that the Senate majority leader -- of his own party!
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The preferred route has been impeachment first, leaving open the possibility of criminal charges after removal from office.
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Mr. Trump has been under fire for months for leaving open scores of critical positions in his administration.
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He did not mention the banking decree, leaving open the door on a late-night meeting on Thursday.
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That means the studio isn't including him in the series, but is leaving open the possibility of his return.
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There have been earlier signs that Warren and her campaign were leaving open wiggle room on Medicare for All.
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NEWS: GOP Senator Susan Collins tells me she is leaving open the possibility of supporting Hillary Clinton over Trump.
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The committee is leaving open the possibility to filing contempt charges against Flynn later if he refuses to comply.
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Financing will be arranged closer to delivery, leaving open the question of whether the Ex-Im Bank will help.
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Some of the allegations are relatively recent, leaving open the question of how Commissioner Paulson will prevent future misconduct.
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U.S. stock index futures were flat this morning, leaving open the possibility of the Dow continuing its notable run.
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Host Committee officials on Friday declined to comment beyond the official statement, leaving open the question of which donors reneged.
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He did not offer many specifics, leaving open the possibility Trump may make some promises of his own on Thursday.
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By straightening her hair while occupying the White House, but also leaving open the possibility that it was natural, Mrs.
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Prosecutors have said they are continuing to investigate the case, leaving open the prospect that others could be criminally charged.
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Analysts largely expect Brussels to reject the offer, leaving open options ranging from a no-deal departure to another delay.
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EXCLUSIVE-U.S. NAVAL COMMANDER FOR MIDDLE EAST LEAVING OPEN OPTION OF SENDING AIRCRAFT CARRIER THROUGH STRAIT OF HORMUZ, DESPITE IRAN TENSIONS
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Boeing will reduce 1,600 positions through voluntary layoffs, while the rest are expected to be done by leaving open positions unfilled.
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But the two added that the launch of the new policy was "botched," leaving open the risk of further blunders ahead.
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South Korea challenged the U.S. tariffs under the WTO's Safeguard Agreement, leaving open the possibility of a full trade dispute later.
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"Unlike Hillary Clinton, I'm not a big email fan," he said, leaving open the question of how he posts to Twitter.
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Models tend to have trouble projecting temperatures in such extreme situations, leaving open the question of what records will be broken.
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House Speaker Rodrigo Maia said the setback was the result of a parliamentary error, leaving open the possibility of another vote.
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But he said it included "clearly unconstitutional provisions," leaving open the possibility that he might not enforce all of its measures.
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Moon is advocating for a less confrontational approach with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, leaving open the option of diplomacy.
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The source noted that it was not a final list and that they were leaving open the possibility of additional witnesses.
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In fact, the person said Bloomberg is leaving open the possibility that he may not contest some of them — or all.
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But it does not detail what would replace them, leaving open the vital question of Britain's relationship to the European Union.
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Mr. Cruz sought to find a middle way, leaving open the possibility that he would engage in what is seen as torture.
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Until we truly clamp down on the overall flow of money in politics, we are leaving open a wide avenue for infiltration.
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White House officials have been guarded about the specifics of Trump's speech, leaving open the possibility he could deliver an unexpected announcement.
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A Meadows spokesman said the North Carolina Republican was leaving open the option of making the resolution privileged to force a vote.
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Sarmiento did not provide details about why officials are leaving open the possibility of finding someone else alive in the collapsed school.
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"Then you start to feel pretty good," he said, leaving open the possibility of moving in the first half of this year.
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Like many before it, the launch failed, leaving open the question of whether an American sabotage program or other causes were responsible.
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Mohawk supporters have said they won't dismantle their blockade until police leave Wet'suwet'en territory, leaving open questions about what will happen next.
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Rules are made at the beginning of each convention, leaving open the possibility of an outside candidate being added to the mix.
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The declaration came just hours after he stirred up the final presidential debate by leaving open the possibility he may challenge the results.
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Sen. John McCain died on Saturday at the age of 251, leaving open the United States Senate seat he's occupied for 30 years.
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The judge denied those requests for now, leaving open the possibility that they could be dealt with down the road with additional briefing.
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But the victims on Sunday's explosion were two white men, leaving open the question of whether the victims' identities matter to the bombmaker.
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The deal contemplated a sentence of between zero and six months for Flynn, leaving open the possibility he might escape jail time altogether.
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The Supreme Court didn't directly address the possibility of a state mandate to report to the federal database, leaving open another legal avenue.
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She says some of the biggest airlines and hotel chains are leaving open a massive vulnerability — and failing their customers — by not doing so.
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House lawmakers, however, left Washington on Thursday for an 18-day break, leaving open the question of when they'll be updated on the operation.
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But Mr. Liu's death sentence was suspended for two years, leaving open the possibility that it could later be commuted to life in prison.
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And while they are sticking with the traditional general election battlegrounds for now, they are leaving open the possibility of expanding to other states.
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Berman also noted that the investigation is "ongoing," leaving open the possibility that more devices could be tied to Sayoc in the coming days.
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Pakistan denied that Indian troops penetrated its defenses and said it would not respond, leaving open the possibility that the conflict would not escalate.
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It should reaffirm the illegality of all Israeli settlements beyond the 1967 borders, while leaving open the possibility that the parties could negotiate modifications.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the New York freshman, is leaving open the option of objecting, potentially forcing House members to return and delaying a vote.
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None of the parties have read the ruling yet, the three people said, leaving open the possibility that the decision includes conditions or restrictions.
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As of Wednesday morning, however, Pelosi had not yet revealed the names of the impeachment managers, leaving open the possibility of a genuine surprise.
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But he cautioned that "Zika seems to continue to surprise us a bit," leaving open the possibility it could be more widespread than dengue.
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And his recently released major-label debut, "Issa Album," is full of portentous silences, leaving open the question of what's happening in the gaps.
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Chris Christie (R) said Monday he's leaving open the possibility of another presidential campaign in 2024 if he believes he can win the GOP nomination.
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It's unclear what those conditions are, leaving open the possibility that in 90 days, the administration will once again play chicken with the landmark agreement.
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Ratcliffe took Mueller to task for not presuming Trump innocent of obstruction of justice allegations and leaving open the question whether he committed a crime.
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Roughly a dozen GOP senators are also on the fence about the resolution, leaving open the possibility that supporters could pick up additional Republican votes.
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The Supreme Court's decision in The Slants case does not address these similarly subjective grounds for refusal, leaving open this avenue for future registration refusals.
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Officials are still investigating irregularities in the 2018 general election there, leaving open the possibility that more charges could be handed down in the future.
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Many other congressional Democrats have yet to rally behind that idea, leaving open the possibility of a brokered convention and nasty nomination fight in Milwaukee.
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It's unclear what those conditions are, leaving open the possibility that in 90 days, the administration will once again play chicken with the landmark agreement.
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Weather conditions were meant to be more favorable the next day, leaving open the possibility that a small window would be opened to leave Narooma.
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He also said the department was seeking "public comment" on how to revise the rule, leaving open a possibility of repealing the rule in future.
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However, media reports say Masood accessed the encrypted messaging service WhatsApp moments before the attack, leaving open the possibility someone else could have been involved.
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But the justices have avoided ruling in a major firearms case since then, leaving open questions such as whether that right extends outside the home.
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"It should reaffirm the illegality of all Israeli settlements beyond the 1967 borders, while leaving open the possibility that the parties could negotiate modifications," he said.
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But the party's deputy leader, Nigel Dodds, softened the tone, by leaving open the possibility of the party continuing to support May's government on domestic issues.
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The judge dismissed the murder case but did so "without prejudice," leaving open the possibility that McCullough, who is 77, could some day be prosecuted again.
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Apple hasn't disclosed its future plans for mobile advertising, but the company is leaving open the possibility iAd will exist in some form down the line.
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The government argues that leaving open the possibility of more talks means that EU negotiators won't give Britain the best deal possible during the current negotiations.
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The framework would collapse the current seven individual brackets to three, while also leaving open the possibility for a fourth rate that's higher than 35 percent.
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Deputy chief of staff Rick Dearborn is also expected to exit the White House early next year, leaving open another senior position in the West Wing.
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As president, Trump has departed from traditional U.S. insistence on a "two-state solution" for the Mideast conflict by leaving open the possibility of just one state.
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In the Thursday hearing, Noriega said, prosecutors asked the judge to dismiss the petition without prejudice, leaving open the possibility of revisiting the parole violation, she said.
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Trump said he decided against it because the estimated death toll was not a proportional response, leaving open the possibility of a strike he would consider proportional.
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"That will help a lot," he said, still leaving open the possibility he might need the fund to help with the cost of books and additional expenses.
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And as Politico pointed out, the filing allows for amendments or changes, leaving open the possibility that Manafort and his firm did even more work for Ukraine.
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"Everything this organization does is done with careful and thorough consideration," the statement said, leaving open the question of what Cashman considered to be lacking in Girardi.
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Giuliani and other Trump officials have refused to comply with the House's impeachment inquiry, while leaving open the possibility of cooperating with the Republican-held Senate's investigation.
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And when he tells the Symbolist poet Jean Moréas that "you've succeeded in everything you've attempted," he is leaving open the possibility that Moréas hasn't attempted enough.
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But after a jury convicted Manafort in August, Trump called the investigation a "disgrace" and called Manafort a "good man," leaving open the possibility of a pardon.
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Oh, and he also apparently wrote a novel with the same subject as Unfollow itself, leaving open the question of whether the selection of characters was truly random.
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The 4,000 job cuts in the commercial airplanes division by mid-year will include about 1,600 through voluntary layoffs and 2,400 by leaving open positions unfilled, Alder said.
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That has given it an interesting status of working in markets that have typically had less competition, or at least attention, leaving open water for companies like Flix.
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"It would be the wrong course to undertake new privatizations while at the same time leaving open the possibility of further Russian assets being taken offshore," he warned.
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However, as of September of this year, Apple continues to hire both AR and VR experts, leaving open the possibility that it could develop products in both categories.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan has indicated he will schedule votes on House criminal justice bills next month, leaving open the possibility that Congress could still act this year.
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The military did not say whether Mr. Mugabe had been removed as president, leaving open the possibility that he may be kept on during a period of transition.
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Stan suggested to Renee that she apply for a personnel job at the F.B.I. (no age limits), leaving open the continuing question of her function in the plot.
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Jeremy Corbyn, its leader, said this week that he is "neutral" on Brexit; and while not supporting Scottish independence he is leaving open the possibility of another referendum.
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"Savings could be derived from the combination of platforms and plants, general R&D, overhead and procurement," they said, leaving open the specific question of Italian plant closures.
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The minutes reflected a central bank that will watch data closely this year, with some members leaving open the chance of a rate hike if conditions continue to improve.
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But the delegates begin each convention with a clean slate, leaving open the possibility that the rules could be changed to benefit Kasich or some other establishment-backed candidate.
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The officials stressed that they were talked to the the six countries about "remedying" their particular deficiencies, leaving open the possibility that each could be removed from the list.
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Their review also notably takes into account only Trump's returns from the past 10 years, leaving open questions about whether there were financial dealings with Russia in earlier years.
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"The trade development sent mixed signals as exports and imports both picked up," the office said, leaving open the question whether net trade had a positive impact on GDP.
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HHS did not specify how much the grant awards would be for each organization, leaving open the possibility that Planned Parenthood could receive less funding than in previous years.
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On June 21st the International Olympic Committee (IOC) upheld the ban, while leaving open the possibility that athletes who can prove they are clean might be allowed to compete.
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"The administration wants to restore those payments, so we're looking at ways that we can help them do that," Brady said, leaving open the possibility of a legislative fix.
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With no deputy in place, it was unclear who was running the party, leaving open the possibility that the former leader, Nigel Farage, might technically still be in charge.
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The head of the Federal Aviation Administration is defending his agency's approval of a troubled Boeing plane while leaving open the possibility of changing how the agency certifies aircraft.
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Lawmakers in London have yet to approve a deal that would smoothe Britain's divorce with the EU, due on March 29, leaving open the prospect of a disorderly departure.
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But at the end of last month, Rawlings-Blake said the deadline was more "aspirational in nature," leaving open the question of when, exactly, a deal will get done.
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He pledged in 2011, at the height of conference realignment, that Oklahoma would not be a "wallflower," leaving open the possibility that it might depart the Big 12 Conference.
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And Trump has signaled that he is eager for wins to tout on the trail, including on trade and other drug pricing, leaving open the prospect of more deals.
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Police are leaving open the possibility of the ad being a hoax, according to the Herald, though one woman has already been interviewed by law enforcement over the post.
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But he also said further moves could be made to improve G.E.'s profitability and lift the price of its lagging shares, leaving open the door to further spinoffs.
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Still, Hoyer also downplayed the significance of the message coming from the presidential candidates, leaving open the possibility that House Democrats would carve their own message, if need be.
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Court filings do not indicate that most were radicalized overseas, leaving open the possibility that many radicalized after arriving in the US. CNN's Lisa Rose contributed to this report.
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Two of the persons said Trump had agreed to heed his advisers' recommendation to leave the issue to Congress, while leaving open the option to act if Congress balks.
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The minutes reflected a central bank that will watch the data closely this year, with some members leaving open the chance of a rate hike if conditions continue to improve.
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Uber's general manager in Quebec said the company would end its service on October 14th, leaving open the possibility that a deal could be struck with regulators in the meantime.
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Sometimes in multiple killings, prosecutors opt not to charge a person with all the murders, leaving open the possibility of bringing those charges later if there are problems at trial.
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Fears of a global trade war receded as Trump softened his stance by announcing exemptions for Canada and Mexico, and leaving open the possibility for other countries to obtain exemptions.
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Initial estimates prior to the procedure listed a recovery timetable of two months, leaving open the slight possibility of Gronkowski being available should the Patriots advance to the Super Bowl.
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The long-striding Jamaican suggested he might not stop there, leaving open the chance he could extend his career beyond the 2017 season he has said would be his last.
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On the other hand, the finer points of the law were unclear, leaving open questions like whether cars licensed outside Beijing would be allowed to take fares in the city.
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But in New Hampshire right now, "the mainstream Republicans are as splintered and scattered as ever," Cullen said, leaving open the possibility that Trump could win that state as well.
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The registered guests from the resort have been evacuated, but many caretakers of private cottages remain missing, the rescue chief said, leaving open the possibility of finding more bodies. 'Dad!
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer says Trump has notified Congress that he plans to move ahead with a bilateral deal with Mexico, while leaving open the possibility of Canada joining.
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The department argued that Harvard does not adequately explain how race factors into its admissions decisions, leaving open the possibility that the university is going beyond what the law allows.
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The court had agreed to decide only that question, and its eventual ruling could stop there, leaving open whether civil forfeitures amount to fines and whether particular seizures are excessive.
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The roadshow in China added fuel to fears that the Trump family has not sufficiently severed ties to its varied business interests, leaving open many avenues to conflicts of interest.
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Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, Ford wrote that the incident took place "in the early 1980s," leaving open the possibility that it was not in 1982.
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Investors are fretting the global economy is slowing just as monetary conditions are tightening, with political instability in the United States leaving open the possibility of a prolonged government shutdown.
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Draghi is certain to maintain a dovish tone though, leaving open the possibility of more stimulus and the prospect of a further delay in the bank's first post-crisis rate hike.
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The first is to make clear that any agreement on allocations is time-limited, leaving open the question of whether it will be extended or form the basis for future deals.
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That includes price, a release date, or a real sense of the company's strategy, leaving open a lot of questions about how Apple plans to break into the booming streaming space.
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U.S. and European security officials as well as regional analysts cautioned, however, against jumping to conclusions, leaving open the possibility that Iranian proxies, or someone else entirely, might have been responsible.
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However, U.S. and European security officials as well as regional analysts cautioned against jumping to conclusions, leaving open the possibility that Iranian proxies, or someone else entirely, might have been responsible.
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He has vowed to renegotiate the terms of NAFTA with Mexico and Canada, leaving open the possibility of pulling out entirely, and has said he will not approve TPP as president.
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Trump imposed import tariffs on steel and aluminium, while softening his stance by announcing exemptions for Canada and Mexico, and leaving open the chance for other countries to obtain their own.
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While leaving open the possibility of a second day of meetings, US officials have been wary of over hyping expectations for what can be accomplished during Trump and Kim's first meeting.
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WR John Ross was listed as questionable on the injury report released Wednesday, leaving open the possibility that he could make his NFL debut on Thursday night against the Houston Texans.
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After a steady stream of PR debacles, many Uber executives have left, leaving open many top positions including CEO, which Travis Kalanick just stepped down from last week, COO and others.
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Relations between the governments of the United States and Canada have fallen to their lowest point in recent memory, leaving open the possibility that no deal will be reached anytime soon.
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Ibrahimovic will continue his rehabilitation from injury at the club, leaving open the possibility that United could sign him on a short-term deal for the second half of next season.
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However, his lawyers wrote that they were leaving open the possibility of asking for a hearing on what facts about his post-plea conduct the judge ultimately takes into consideration at sentencing.
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Now, with an eye on 2019, the BSP is building local alliances in more than a dozen states, leaving open the question of whether Mayawati will yet partner with a national party.
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Bernie Sanders is leaving open the possibility of another presidential bid, saying in a Thursday interview that he wants to focus on helping the party rebuild its base after Donald Trump's victory.
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Yahoo has not yet said exactly when it realized how large the intrusion was, leaving open the question of whether Ms. Mayer and her team waited to notify Verizon of the hack.
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Washington (CNN)A Democratic senator from Hawaii is leaving open the possibility of voting for President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee despite widespread calls for an automatic "no" vote from her party.
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Some took that to mean he was hoping that none of the contenders would gather the delegates needed to be the nominee, leaving open the possibility that he could run for president.
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The 2016 Democratic nominee, who won the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes, is expressly leaving open the possibility that she would pursue legal action to invalidate the last presidential election.
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He has since been ousted as Nissan's chairman, straining ties with Renault and leaving open the question of who will run a business that combined sells more than 10 million cars annually.
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Since then, links have been severed with several organizations and many more may formally follow, leaving open the prospect that he has few royal patronages to return to when the time comes.
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A source familiar with O'Rourke's plans told CNN he has ruled out running for the US Senate in Texas in 2020, leaving open the possibility that he will launch a presidential bid.
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But the US government's prosecution of Huawei, one of China's most important tech companies, is just getting started — leaving open the possibility of another flare-up between the world's two largest economies.
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Democrats in those Trump states -- as well as some in leadership -- must also consider the political ramifications of a gun debate, leaving open the question of whether lawmakers will engage this week.
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The law says the Treasury secretary must comply, but it does not say how quickly that must happen, leaving open the possibility of delays that could force Democrats to seek a court order.
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However, Caspar said standard contractual clauses would also have to be scrutinised to decide if they give sufficient protection to Europeans' data, leaving open the possibility that regulators will restrict their use too.
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But it's a mistake to report the White House version of events as anything other than a claim, leaving open the possibility that Pence and Spicer knew the truth longer than they say.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is leaving open the possibility that a special counsel could be appointed to look into Clinton Foundation dealings and an Obama-era uranium deal, the Justice Department said Monday.
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Two days ago U.S. President Donald Trump warned that missiles "will be coming" in response to that attack, leaving open the prospect of Western military action that could lead to confrontation with Russia.
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For instance, Secretary of State-designate Rex Tillerson indicated he would call for a thorough review of the agreement, leaving open the possibility of its cancellation, renegotiation, or replacement in the long run.
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Pompeo's carve-outs appear designed to limit the potential liability for foreign governments, companies and NGOs, while leaving open the possibility that individuals within those groups could be punished for helping the IRGC.
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Last week, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull introduced a far-reaching plan to collect Australians' driver's license photos and distribute them across security agencies, leaving open the possibility of sharing them with private companies.
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But the order was temporary, and the Court will hear more arguments next month, leaving open the possibility that the Court could reverse its decision and keeping Sri Lanka's political future in doubt.
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The company's supervisory board, which oversees top management, met on Monday and was expected to appoint an interim replacement for Mr. Stadler, leaving open the possibility that he would return at some point.
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Hong Kong's government said Monday that it would close four more border crossing points with mainland China, leaving open just three, as the number of coronavirus cases in the city continues to grow.
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A week ago I argued that Clinton and her surrogates had failed to make a persuasive case that Sanders stands to lose the presidency, leaving open the question of whether the gamble was worthwhile.
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U.S President Donald Trump imposed import tariffs on steel and aluminium, while softening his stance by announcing exemptions for Canada and Mexico, and leaving open the chance for other countries to obtain their own.
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MIXED SIGNALS "The trade development sent mixed signals as exports and imports both picked up on the quarter," the office said, leaving open the question whether net trade had a positive impact on GDP.
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That's far short of the 1,237 -- a simple majority of total delegates -- that will be necessary to pass rules for the convention, leaving open the door for efforts to block Trump's nomination to continue.
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Markets are still leaving open the possibility of a half-point cut, though chances for a more dramatic move signaling even deeper issues have diminished in the wake of speeches by several Fed officials.
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Separately, he told the Austrian newspaper Oesterreich he was leaving open-ended the number of soldiers who might be deployed for border duty at the Alpine pass, saying it would be based on need.
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Two longtime Democratic Congress members in more conservative districts are running for governor and lieutenant governor, leaving open seats that give Republicans a few of their only chances to win House districts from Democrats.
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He said nothing about whether he would bring the repeal bill to a vote, leaving open the option of letting the measure simply die if more firm votes for it cannot be nailed down.
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SANTIAGO, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Chile's central bank held its 2018 GDP growth of between 2.5 and 3.5 percent on Monday, while revising downward slightly its forecast for inflation, leaving open the possibility for easing.
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Details of the sale must still be finalized, Toshiba said in a statement on Wednesday, leaving open the possibility of another turn in a drawn-out bidding process marked by reversals, acrimony and confusion.
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After that, the winter ice that forms is likely to be thin, vulnerable to another early spring melt, leaving open waters to draw in more solar heat and feeding the warming cycle, he said.
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According to The Washington Post, Justice Department officials don't believe they have enough evidence to charge Doe — leaving open the possibility that he could languish in military detention for far longer than eight weeks.
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But he attached a signing statement to it, making clear that he considered some of the law's provisions unconstitutional and leaving open the possibility that he might not abide by them as Congress intended.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump appeared to take a step back from his administration's "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran on Wednesday, leaving open the possibility of easing economic sanctions before starting new nuclear negotiations with Tehran.
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In the final moments of the episode, Ezekiel hobbles back into the Kingdom, a broken shell of his former self, leaving open the very real possibility that his regal persona might be retired for good.
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If a tape of interaction exists, it's likely in the hands of Putin's translator, Bremmer said, leaving open the possibility that Moscow could release portions of the conversation -- perhaps out of context -- at its convenience.
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I'm not saying that what will happen, just that someone has to propose a real solution that works for Apple and the cops, and that's the only door Apple's really leaving open with this argument.
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Users could always anonymously access ProPublica through a Tor browser, but not all of the publication's pages are protected with SSL encryption, leaving open the possibility that eavesdroppers could see what content they look at.
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Prime Minister Theresa May suffered a second, heavy parliamentary defeat on the withdrawal deal she struck with the bloc on Tuesday, leaving open the possibility of an abrupt, economically damaging Brexit without a transition arrangement.
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He is leaving open the door to cooperation on some issues but warning that once Democrats crank up investigations, he is ready to use his power to target them, and grind government to a halt.
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Last week, SNB officials said it would counter any surge in an already overvalued franc should Britain vote to leave the EU, leaving open the option to cut record-low rates deeper into negative territory.
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The Los Angeles police this week revealed her identity as Reet Jurvetson, a 19693-year-old from Montreal, while leaving open, if only narrowly, the possibility that Mr. Manson played a part in her death.
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DeSantis has cast himself as a reliable defender of Trump and his agenda, leaving open the question of whether he can win over more-moderate voters in the state who may see the president unfavorably.
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That poll has a 6900-seat margin of error, however, leaving open the possibility that Republicans could retain a narrow majority if voter turnout breaks their way, said Anthony Salvanto, CBS News's elections & surveys director.
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He too merely cleared the "It's not a hoax!" hurdle and little more, leaving open key questions about how he would run the agency tasked with implementing the government's programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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" I feared that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) was leaving open the possibility that we might one day "have a Reserve blighted by a spider web of roads connecting drilling sites across the region.
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But Pelosi is now leaving open the possibility that the impeachment probe could drift into the early months of next year — a worst-case scenario for dozens of Democrats running in districts that Trump won.
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The turnout for A Day Without a Woman was far smaller than for the Women's Marches after the inauguration, leaving open the question of whether anti-Trump fervor will evolve into a sustained political movement.
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Twenty-six of those seats are currently held by Republicans, and, critically, 14 of those governors face term limits, leaving open seats in some of the nation's most populous states, including Ohio, Michigan and Florida.
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When a reporter asked about Zika, the virus spreading through Latin America that may cause brain defects in unborn babies, the pope said "avoiding pregnancy is not an absolute evil," leaving open the use of contraception.
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"We're not assuming we won't make any changes to all of our various policy tools until 2 percent inflation is achieved," he said, leaving open the chance of tweaking some parts of the framework before others.
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A global climate summit in Paris last December set a goal of limiting global warming to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius (1203 Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial times, while leaving open precisely how this would be achieved.
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Westerville, Ohio (CNN)Elizabeth Warren's campaign said on Wednesday that it is studying a range of options for paying for "Medicare for All," leaving open the possibility that the presidential candidate may ultimately diverge from Sen.
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Turkey's last-minute effort to head off a looming offensive from the Syrian, Russian and Iranian governments in Idlib Province has fallen short, leaving open only the question of when and how the offensive will occur.
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The system relies on VHF radio signals with a horizontal range of just 40 nautical miles (74 km), useful within coastal zones and on a ship-to-ship basis, but leaving open ocean traffic largely uncovered.
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In spite of the fanfare around Musk's announcement, it's still somewhat light on the details, leaving open many questions the company still needs to answer before any humans ever step foot on a Mars-bound spacecraft.
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BERLIN, June 27 (Reuters) - The situation in German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition is extremely tense, the leader of Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) Andrea Nahles said on Wednesday, leaving open the question of a possible new election.
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With little more than five months to go until Britain leaves the European Union, London and Brussels have yet to finalize the terms of their divorce, leaving open the possibility of a disruptive "no deal" Brexit.
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They also reflect traffic stops rather than tickets, leaving open the possibility that police officers are more likely to issue tickets to black or Latino drivers during a stop while letting white drivers off the hook.
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The framework released last month would reduce the top income tax rate on individuals to 35 percent, from 39.6 percent today, while leaving open the possibility of levying a higher top rate on top income earners.
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The questions were drawn up in March and reflect no events since then, leaving open the possibility that they may have changed as the president's lawyers and the special counsel continued to negotiate over an interview.
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The 4th Circuit decision upheld the tossing-out of an earlier suit she brought in Virginia, but said the dismissal was "without prejudice," leaving open the possibility she could try to proceed by revising her suit.
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"Today's divided ruling from the Supreme Court establishes no national precedent while leaving open the possibility that the issue will come before the court once again," said Elizabeth Wydra, president of the liberal Constitutional Accountability Center.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May suffered a second, heavy parliamentary defeat on the withdrawal deal she struck with the EU on Tuesday, leaving open the possibility of an abrupt, economically damaging Brexit without a transition arrangement.
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The president's newly negotiated U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, faces an uncertain future in Congress, leaving open the threat that he might try to unilaterally withdraw from the existing trade agreement with those countries, NAFTA.
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Weeks before Election Day, James -- who was under scrutiny from federal investigators and would later go to prison for fraud --- withdrew from the race, leaving open a path for Booker to win against a state senator.
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Britain, the world's fifth largest economy, is due to leave the European Union on March 29 but Prime Minister Theresa May's negotiated exit deal was rejected by lawmakers, leaving open the possibility of a disorderly Brexit.
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The stopgap spending plan for the fiscal year beginning on Friday would keep the state going only until January, leaving open the possibility the impasse could reignite over pro-business and union-weakening changes sought by Rauner.
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It was not immediately clear if the clauses apply to all of the firm's debt obligations, leaving open the risk that it could default on all of its loans if it misses payment on one of them.
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Thomas said the United States was still able to avoid accidentally crossing paths with Russian forces but wouldn't say how, leaving open the possibility such communication could be minimal, perhaps just pilot-to-pilot talks by radio.
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Market participants probably interpreted the Fed minutes as leaving open the possibility that the central bank could raise interest rates four times this year, said Hirofumi Suzuki, an economist for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) in Singapore.
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And in April, the Florida District Court of Appeals ruled in Epstein's favor, ordering Brunel's lawsuit be dismissed—albeit without prejudice, leaving open the door for the complaint to be refiled—because it was not properly served.
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But to take that need for a diversion and distraction and turn it toward questioning the integrity of the electoral process itself and leaving open the possibility of not conceding should he lose is beyond the pale.
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In the hours after the crime, the New York Police Department said it had no suspect or known motive for the ambush, leaving open all possibilities — an argument, grudge or other conflict, or some other random reason.
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But previous studies only demonstrated the effect across whole populations of the small mammals, leaving open the possibility that larger-headed shrews were dying off in winter, reducing the average head size of the spring shrew populace.
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MONZA, Italy, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton emphasised his loyalty to Mercedes on Thursday while leaving open the possibility that he might one day be tempted to race for Formula One glamour team Ferrari if circumstances change.
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The Weinstein Company has yet to file for bankruptcy — it said on Sunday that a filing would happen "over the coming days" — leaving open the possibility, however unlikely, that the two sides could come to an agreement.
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The Weinstein Company has yet to file for bankruptcy — it said on Sunday that a filing would happen "over the coming days" — leaving open the possibility, however unlikely, that the two sides could come to an agreement.
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Tillerson repeatedly framed the North Korean threat as "imminent," and during his trip he has ruled out negotiations with the country while leaving open the possibility of a pre-emptive military strike to eliminate its nuclear program.
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Many Trump critics argue that by hinting at the possibility of a federal pardon for Manafort the President is leaving open the possibility of deliverance for other associates who may have been swept up in Mueller's investigation.
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McEwan also said the bank would now discuss with regulators paying RBS's first dividend in a decade, leaving open the possibility the bank could start returning years' worth of surplus capital to shareholders before its next annual results.
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What's next: Conservative groups like Club for Growth, Heritage Action and the Koch network are leaving open the possibility that they'll release a set of demands over the debt ceiling; but they've not made it a top priority.
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Brexit is scheduled to take place on March 29 and lawmakers in London have yet to approve a deal that would smooth Britain's departure from the EU, leaving open the prospect of a disorderly departure or a delay.
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Von Bomhard, who will be replaced as CEO next month by board member Joachim Wenning, told the news conference that he wanted to remain "flexible" over future buybacks, however, leaving open room for investment in growth or acquisitions.
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The court agreed to hear the case involving travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and all refugees in the fall, leaving open the chance it could reverse the verdict if challengers can prove it is illegal or unconstitutional.
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Many details about the Smollett case remained under wraps until last week, when a judge in Chicago ordered that his case file be unsealed, leaving open the possibility for revelations about why prosecutors decided to drop the case.
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But the athletic style of gymnastics that Biles has ushered in is more welcoming to mature gymnasts, leaving open the possibility that she could stick around for the 2020 Games, in Tokyo, when she will be twenty-three.
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But the assembly on Friday chose not to gather in the National Assembly's chamber, but rather in an adjoining hall in the Capitol, leaving open the possibility that the dueling government branches may — at least for now — coexist.
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When Jefferson used the general term "All men are created equal," he was rejecting the notion of state primacy and at the same time leaving open to expanding moral progress what categories of human beings would be included.
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In today's episode of Fuck the Right Wing from Now Until Infinity, US Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced he will be stepping down, leaving open the very real possibility of another Trump appointment to the country's highest court.
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Other foreign ministers were not nearly as emphatic in their own comments about the meeting, with at least one leaving open the suggestion that China is not the only country trying to use the outbreak to advance political points.
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Senate Democrats gave no immediate sign that they would get on board with the temporary spending bill, leaving open the possibility of another failed vote on Monday that could further deepen the partisan divide three days into the shutdown.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday left in place a strict voter identification law in Texas, while leaving open the possibility that it would intercede if the appeals court considering a challenge to the law did not act promptly.
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The original campaign strategy called for Iraqi forces to close in around Mosul in a horseshoe formation, blocking three fronts but leaving open the fourth - to the west of the city leading to Islamic State territory in neighboring Syria.
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In the first two debates, scheduled for June and July, contenders have to meet just one of the two criteria, leaving open the possibility that as many as 20 of the 24 announced Democratic candidates could be on stage.
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It's "definitely a disappointment" that funds weren't allocated this year, he says, but he's encouraged by the fact that Congress didn't explicitly shoot down the idea either, leaving open the possibility that federal funding could still come in the future.
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Barely four months before Britain is due to leave the European Union, May has failed to get much of her own Conservative Party behind the agreement sealed with EU leaders on Sunday, leaving open the possibility of a no-deal Brexit.
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Britain, the world's fifth-largest economy, is due to leave the EU on March 29 but an agreement between London and Brussels has been rejected by UK lawmakers leaving open the possibility of a chaotic exit that could hit trade.
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Except for Southwest flights, which are open seating, the market for seat swaps opens five days before departure and closes after the flight ends, leaving open the option, assuming you have Wi-Fi in flight, of ditching an annoying seatmate midair.
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In addition to allegations in court that he physically abused her, legal experts warned that Chyna had a strong case that Kardashian violated California's revenge-porn law, leaving open the possibility of criminal charges should she file a report with police.
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READ: Putin wants to raise Russia's retirement age and the whole country hates it Trump has also cited China's absence from the agreement as a reason to abandon the deal, leaving open the possibility of negotiating a replacement that included Beijing.
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BRUSSELS, March 20 (Reuters) - Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the chair of the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers, believes his term as Dutch finance minister will come to an end after the Dutch election, leaving open what will happen to his Eurogroup position.
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Britain, the world's fifth-largest economy, is due to leave the EU on March 29 but an agreement between London and Brussels has been rejected by British lawmakers leaving open the possibility of a chaotic exit that could hit trade.
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For one thing, the mineral is known to break down in the acidic microenvironment of tumors, leaving open the possibility of delivering cytotoxins within calcium phosphate containers that open up on the doorstep of cancer cells, but not healthy cells.
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As the upper chamber barrels toward passing a health care bill in the next few hours, Ryan also sought to put the pressure on the Senate, leaving open the possibility of eventually passing whatever comes out of the Senate as is.
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" The streaming service added that the three seasons will remain on Netflix for years, while "the Daredevil will live on in future projects for Marvel," leaving open the possibility that the character might appear in "Jessica Jones" or "The Punisher.
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Trump said he reversed course Thursday night because the strike was "not proportionate" to Iran's downing of a U.S. surveillance drone — leaving open the question of whether the president is still searching for a military response he would consider proportionate.
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But its archbishop, Charles J. Chaput, has been an uninhibited critic of Francis on doctrinal matters, expressing concern that his leadership has confused the church by leaving open the prospect that priests may give communion to divorced and remarried Catholics.
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Trump has still voiced strong criticism, leaving open the possibility that the United States will leave the deal, despite the International Atomic Energy Agency finding at the end of August that Iran was complying with the terms of the accord.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan must be ready to issue digital currencies if rapid technical advances in settlement systems boost public demand, its deputy governor said, leaving open the chance of issuing central bank digital currencies (CBDC) in the future.
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Because the legality of Mr. Vizcarra's move is uncertain, leaving open the question of whether Congress has been dissolved, it is also unclear whether it had the power to suspend Mr. Vizcarra and swear in his vice president, Ms. Aráoz.
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The Chinese government has emphasized that any purchases will be made based on market conditions, leaving open the option for maintaining trade levels with Brazil and other countries, while having the flexibility to meet the U.S. agreements at a later date.
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In the aftermath, the Russian authorities stressed that they believed it was unlikely that an attack had brought down the jet, a Tupolev 154, but they made clear at the news conference on Thursday that they were leaving open the possibility.
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But divisions among EU governments and lawmakers forced negotiators to vastly reduce the scope of the overhaul, leaving open some loopholes that could benefit financial firms from countries outside the bloc, including British asset managers after Britain leaves the bloc.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan must be ready to issue digital currencies if rapid technical advances in settlement systems boost public demand, its deputy governor said, leaving open the chance of issuing central bank digital currencies (CBDC) in the future.
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Mr. Trump is also leaving open the possibility of expanding the ban to other countries, or even putting Iraq back on the banned list if the country's leaders fail to comply with a requirement that they increase intelligence sharing, officials said.
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Russia maintained that access for 11 months, until "at least June 2016," the report concludes, leaving open the possibility that Russian cyberattackers may have had access even after the firm CrowdStrike believed that it had kicked them off the networks.
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Given that, however, Mr. Trump did not explain why he has taken such an assertive stance in trying to force out President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela, even leaving open a military option, while not criticizing other autocratic countries like Saudi Arabia.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria will create an exception to its ban on dual citizenship for its nationals living in Britain facing the prospect of Brexit, its foreign minister said on Tuesday, leaving open whether it would do the same for Britons in Austria.
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Pressed about Kushner's comments in May explaining he had decided to "not say" the words "two-state," Greenblatt said Kushner was referring only to not using that terminology before the release of the plan, leaving open the door to a two-state solution.
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May, whose government is negotiating the terms of Britain's exit from the EU, has said not reaching an agreement with the bloc would be better than signing a bad deal, leaving open the possibility of reverting to default WTO rules from March 2019.
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"America should know that peace with Iran is the mother of all peace, and war with Iran is the mother of all wars," Rouhani said, leaving open the possibility of peace between the two countries, at odds since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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Prime Minister Theresa May says she will seek changes to the Brexit deal she struck with other EU leaders last year but they have ruled out major alterations, leaving open the prospect of a no-deal Brexit in less than two months' time.
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But there may be "caveats in the language" that Trump uses to announce the withdrawal, leaving open the possibility that the decision isn't final, according to the official, who insisted on anonymity in order to discuss the decision before the official announcement.
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The President also said in the interview there was "a good chance" he will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at a summit in Singapore next month, a day after leaving open the possibility that the meeting might not happen.
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He never mentions the Bellos — formerly the Fernandezes — or their lawsuit on the tape, but makes reference to the "pool boy," leaving open the possibility that the photos came from Mr. Granda, and that Mr. Granda then shared them with the Bellos.
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Now, with budget cuts due to lost tuition and a decline in state funding, the university is temporarily closing seven dormitories and cutting more than 400 positions, including those of some nontenured faculty members, through layoffs and by leaving open jobs unfilled.
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Such a vote would have satisfied the board's supporters, who repeatedly have insisted that they are interested only in blocking vouchers in Douglas County and not in a national conversation, while leaving open a slim opportunity for other parties to settle the issue.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo pushed to buy time for Saudi Arabia Thursday, urging patience as they conduct an investigation into the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi and leaving open the possibility the White House will do little or nothing in response.
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Later that month the African Union (AU) drew up a proposal to send 5,000 troops to Burundi, leaving open the possibility to invoke a rule that has never been used and would allow the body to deploy into a country without its consent.
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When Stahl pushed him on the topic, rather than saying the 43-year-old Roe v Wade ruling is "settled," Trump said that the justice or justices he appoints to the bench will be "pro life," leaving open the possibility it could be overturned.
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Tensions in the Middle East after last week's tanker attacks remain high, with Trump saying he was prepared to take military action to stop Iran having a nuclear bomb but leaving open whether he would sanction the use of force to protect Gulf oil supplies.
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Sometimes, this translates to generous paychecks: Physicians, pharmacists and dentists are some of the highest-paid jobs in the U.S. High pay could mean professionals within this space are happy with their compensation and aren't looking to change jobs, leaving open roles to sit vacant.
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Still, it was noticeable that Trump did not specifically name a date for a shutdown, leaving open the possibility that he could sign a continuing resolution to fund government through the midterms, then seek a showdown in the lame duck session after the election.
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Flynn's extraordinary cooperation with the Mueller probe — which totaled 62 hours and 45 minutes according to his lawyers — stands in contrast with Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who breached his plea agreement with investigators by lying, leaving open the possibility of more charges against.
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The House Intelligence Committee is declining to discuss the status of its Ukraine probe — or any others that may have begun since the impeachment trial — leaving open to prospect that its Trump-related work is continuing even though it has taken no public steps.
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Or … The worst thing that happened was that they bungled an opportunity to clinch a first-round bye and all but secure home-field advantage through the A.F.C. playoffs, leaving open the possibility that they could plummet all the way to the No. 3 seed.
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Mnuchin - who has been more open to a deal with improved market access, and at times clashed with Lighthizer – appeared in sync with Lighthizer in describing the changes to reporters on Monday, while still leaving open the possibility that new tariffs could be averted with a deal.
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It also, according to a Facebook spokesperson, "does not encompass everything that may be considered news," including other native posts without links including infographics, status updates, and photos, leaving open the question of just how dependent on other companies' intellectual property the social media giant has become.
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Mnuchin - who has been more open to a deal with improved market access, and at times clashed with Lighthizer appeared in sync with Lighthizer in describing the changes to reporters on Monday, while still leaving open the possibility that new tariffs could be averted with a deal.
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact is on life support and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has questioned US support for key allies and seemed to call into question the American nuclear umbrella, leaving open the very real possibility of an Asia firmly dominated by China.
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Sessions said the administration would "use all lawful tools at our disposal" in the fight against terror, leaving open the possibility of sending suspects to Guantanamo, but touting for the first time the hundreds of terrorism-related convictions the Justice Department has secured since the Sept.
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Tensions in the Middle East after last week's tanker attacks also remain high, with Trump saying he was prepared to take military action to stop Iran having a nuclear bomb but leaving open whether he would sanction the use of force to protect Gulf oil supplies.
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Ellis, a 78-year-old Reagan-appointed judge known for colorful comments, also quipped that his "wife wasn't fooled" by the prosecution's comments on Wednesday leaving open the option of not calling Gates — suggesting he did not believe the prosecution was being serious about the possibility.
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But the issue is even starker for the military this year because of the wide gap of funding — leaving open the question about whether new ships will be built or thousands of new recruits can join as part of Trump and Republican defense hawks' desired military buildup.
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Assange did not say why he is sure the source of the DNC files isn't the Russian government, leaving open the possibility that he himself is being misled about where the files came from - the same type of trickery he has accused intelligence agencies of falling for.
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Assange did not say why he is sure the source of the DNC files isn't the Russian government, leaving open the possibility that he himself is being misled about where the files came from — the same type of trickery he has accused intelligence agencies of falling for.
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Mnuchin, who has been more open to a deal with improved market access, and at times clashed with Lighthizer, appeared in sync with Lighthizer in describing the changes to reporters on Monday, while still leaving open the possibility new tariffs could be averted with a deal.
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TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence arrived in Japan on Tuesday at the start of an Asia trip that takes him to the Winter Olympics in South Korea, saying he had no plans to talk to North Korean officials but leaving open the chance of a meeting.
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It could decide to dismiss the petition, schedule an oral argument to discuss its merits, or take the initiative off the November ballot to allow more time to consider the case, leaving open the possibility that it could instead go before voters in 19783, according to attorney David Ettinger.
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By leaving open the possibility of pardoning a former aide whose lawyer was a source of inside information about an investigation into Mr. Trump himself, the president showed a new willingness to publicly signal that he will intervene to protect people who are in the special counsel's cross hairs.
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For the first time, the Iowa Democratic Party will report, on a rolling basis, three numbers on caucus night — a delegate count and the amount of support on both the first and second rounds, known as alignments — leaving open the possibility that more than one candidate could claim victory.
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In a statement, a spokesperson for Warren said that the senator's position on big money in politics hasn't changed, but did not explicitly call for the super PAC to shut down, leaving open the possibility that it could continue to spend money in support of Warren's presidential ambitions.
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President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani said Sunday that plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow remained an "active proposal" as late as November of 2016, leaving open the possibility that Trump's orbit continued to pursue the business deal up until the presidential election, months later than previously known.
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Corynne McSherry, legal director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which has fiercely opposed the EU directive, said building this type of system is a task that "even the YouTubes of the world will not be able to accomplish," leaving open the question of how up-and-coming platforms will tackle it.
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And while the league has teamed up to sponsor a co-branded toy drone, you can imagine that there may be demand down the line for fans to purchase and race the same drone they see being used on TV – leaving open a big potential revenue source for the league.
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But a coy Manning refused to reveal his hand leaving open the possibility that the 39-year-old could remain part of the NFL next season even as the Super Bowl turns the corner and steams toward its centennial and a new era that includes a team back in Los Angeles.
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Separately, the Nebraska Public Service Commission on Monday approved a route for TransCanada's Keystone XL expansion, lifting one of the last major regulatory hurdles for the long-delayed project, but leaving open questions about its economic viability after a surge in U.S. drilling since it was first proposed in 2008.
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Rather, Tubi said the President would give the mandate to the candidate with the "highest chances of forming a government" -- leaving open the prospect he could give it to either man, even though it now appears certain that Gantz's Blue and White party will end up with the most seats.
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It remained unclear on Friday night whether a joint statement, if one is issued, would result in a clear commitment by the United States to stay in the accord, or a vague message leaving open the possibility that Mr. Trump could still decide to end American participation in the global agreement.
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"Risk-on" sectors such as small-cap and bank stocks have rebounded strongly, but both groups remain just below the top of longstanding trading ranges, leaving open the chance that their recent revivals have been mechanical mean-reversion moves rather than a shift in the market's character toward more cyclical leadership.
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Still, adding to the uncertainty that has clouded his immigration plan in recent days, Trump did not give a definitive answer about what he would do with most of the 11 million undocumented people who are not criminals, leaving open the possibility they would have to continue to hide in the shadows.
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White House communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksHope Hicks defends accuracy of her congressional testimony Nadler subpoenas Lewandowski, former White House official for testimony House panel to go to court to enforce McGahn subpoena, Nadler says MORE is also on the way out, leaving open a key strategic communications job within the administration.
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But as House Democrats have raced ahead, unveiling articles of impeachment on Tuesday, they lost interest in litigating Mr. Kupperman's case and asked the judge to dismiss it, leaving open the question of what relevance to the proceedings any decision may now have, or whether there is even still a dispute to settle.
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Events test upbeat White House message The shifting politics of the North Korea diplomatic opening are, however, leaving open the question of how long the administration's line -- that it has stopped Pyongyang's nuclear and missile tests and won the return of the remains of US soldiers killed in the Korean War -- is sustainable.
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Tekashi69 busted a quick about-face ... declaring he's Team Nicki Minaj a day after he was caught on video turning up to Nicki's bitter rival, Cardi B. We got Tekashi and Nicki leaving Open Ceremony's New York Fashion Week show at (Le) Poisson Rouge Sunday night where they were arm-in-arm.
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However, both O'Brien and Shih say LCD manufacturing requires extreme stability, which, according to Shih, the type of compressed gravel foundation being built in Mount Pleasant cannot support, leaving open the possibility that Foxconn may end up building the sort of final-assembly facility it briefly pivoted to in January before the Trump call.
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On the second key issue of a deal to avoid a "hard border" on land between Britain and the EU across the island of Ireland, diplomats say the joint document will set out rules for reaching a border deal aimed at avoiding disruption to peace in the north but leaving open many of the details.
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Mr. Cameron has said he will leave to his successor the decision on whether and when to begin formal divorce proceedings, and neither Mr. Johnson nor Mr. Gove has been demanding such a step, leaving open at least the possibility that Britain could negotiate new terms of membership with Brussels and hold another referendum.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE is leaving open the chance that Congress can vote on a sweeping Pacific Rim trade agreement this year even with both presumptive presidential nominees vigorously opposing the deal.
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But businesses fear that damage may already be done: Employees are unable to leave the country for fear of not being able to return, and potential tourists and clients may choose to avoid the US over concern that they not be let in -- especially given the White House leaving open the possibility of adding more countries.
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Moderates are holding out hope that they'll see a more gradual "glide path" to end Medicaid expansion and that their leaders will find a way to make the tax credits more generous for low-income people, but nothing is set in stone leaving open a real question of if they'll be able to vote for what comes forward.
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Notably, too, the list of 128 products that could be affected by Chinese tariffs did not mention soybeans, smartphones or other electronic products, leaving open the possibility that they would be hit by another wave of Chinese retaliation in reaction to Mr. Trump's latest tariffs, or set the stage for negotiations to avert a trade war.
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The President has gone from saying Stone "wasn't even working" for his campaign -- leaving open the possibility that he was accurately talking about the 2017 period when Stone committed his crimes -- to falsely saying Stone never worked for his 2016 campaign at any time, to saying even more falsely that Stone was never even "involved" in his 2016 campaign.
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Francis RooneyLaurence (Francis) Francis RooneyTrump urges GOP to fight for him Bill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings Trump urges GOP to defend him more strongly on impeachment MORE (R-Fla.), who represents a deeply conservative district which Trump carried by 20 points in 2016, are now leaving open the possibility of joining the Democrats' impeachment push.
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Robert De Niro is leaving open the possibility of leaving the country if Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE takes the White House.
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Still, there is much to be said for going out at the top of your game, and the Chiara players — the violinists Rebecca Fischer and Hyeyung Yoon, the violist Jonah Sirota and the cellist Gregory Beaver — seemed to be doing just that, each with a new career path in prospect, though leaving open the possibility of future ad hoc collaborations.
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Kellyanne Conway said Tuesday she plans to move to Washington, D.C. with her family, leaving open the possibility that she will serve in President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's White House.
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"It suggests that any attempt to balance the market, should demand falter, will be tougher to engineer, while also leaving open the possibility that Saudi may choose to expand its production from its as yet untested spare capacity, dampening the price effect of any market tightening later this year and into 2017," Jon Rigby, oil analyst at UBS, said on Monday in a note.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump appeared to soften some of his hardest-line campaign positions on immigration on Sunday, but he also restated his pledge to roll back abortion rights and used Twitter to lash out at his critics, leaving open the possibility that he would continue using social media in the Oval Office and radically change the way presidents speak to Americans.
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The online attacks, along with more traditional military options, could escalate, if Iran does not buckle under economic pressure or follows through on the warning it issued on Monday: It would soon breach the 2015 accord's limits on how much low-enriched nuclear fuel it can hold, and it was pointedly leaving open the possibility of further enriching the fuel, edging it closer to the purity necessary to build a bomb.
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Federal Judge Jon Tigar last month temporarily blocked the administration from enforcing the rule, which requires some asylum-seekers to first ask for refuge in a country they went through on their way to the U.S. Earlier this month, the California-based 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Tigar's ruling, but only in the states which it had jurisdiction over, leaving open the possibility of the rule being applied in Texas and New Mexico.
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It is unclear what conditions Labour might attach to supporting a second referendum, and there is disagreement within the party over whether any referendum should include an option to remain in the EU. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who voted against joining the EU in 1975, has said his party would support a referendum to "prevent a damaging Tory (Conservative) Brexit or disastrous 'no deal'" - leaving open the possibility that it would back a different deal without a popular vote.
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As for pursuing sales in fast growing markets like India, Cook said it was about building out access to faster mobile date and building out the retail channel with local carriers, which right now don't sell a lot of devices directly, as they do in markets like the US. He believes India is where China was seven to ten years ago, leaving open the possibility that Apple could have blockbuster smartphone growth there at some point in the future.
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Yes, but: "The Trump administration and House Democrats often disagree about what the law requires, leaving open the question of how Pompeo may interpret Democrats' demands for key information about Trump's handling of Ukraine," per AP. Axios first reported last week that the White House is planning to send Speaker Nancy Pelosi a letter arguing that Trump and his team can ignore lawmakers' demands until she holds a full House vote formally approving an impeachment inquiry.
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It is unclear what conditions Labour might attach to supporting a second referendum, and there is disagreement within the party over whether any referendum should include an option to remain in the EU. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who voted against joining the EU in 1975, has said his party would support a referendum to "prevent a damaging Tory (Conservative) Brexit or disastrous 'no deal'" - leaving open the possibility that it would back a different deal without a popular vote.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A no-deal Brexit could cause up to six months of disruption at some ports, a British minister warned on Friday, vowing to prioritise pharmaceuticals as the UK develops contingency plans less than four months before it is due to leave the EU. Members of parliament look set to vote down Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal next week, hurtling the world's fifth-largest economy into even deeper uncertainty and leaving open a number of possible outcomes including a disorderly Brexit.
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It is unclear what conditions Labour may attach to supporting a vote on its amendment on Tuesday, and there is disagreement within the party over whether any referendum should include an option to remain in the EU. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who voted against joining the EU in 1975, has said his party would support a referendum to "prevent a damaging Tory (Conservative) Brexit or disastrous 'no deal"' - leaving open the possibility that it would back a different deal without a popular vote.
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