His mother, Mamie Till Mobley, had his casket left open.
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This was the only path to redemption now left open.
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"Many of the holes were just left open," Bryce said.
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Nonetheless Rajan also left open the prospect of more easing.
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The seat in Georgia's 6th District, left open when Rep.
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For front doors left open and front steps scrubbed clean.
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The last time it was left open, Negan briefly escaped.
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Trump has left open the question of Price's future employment.
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"The interesting thing is it's kinda left open," Nairn said.
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He hopes to fill the vacancy left open by Sen.
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But the door was certainly left open for future debate.
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But confusion ensued about which services could be left open.
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He returned wearing a white bathrobe left open in front.
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Trump left open the possibility of exempting other countries later.
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Both are vying for the seat left open by Rep.
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The ruling left open what should happen to inmates previously sentenced.
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But he left open the idea of seeking the chairmanship afterwards.
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So with the district left open by the retirement of Rep.
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He left open the possibility Mueller could appear before multiple panels.
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But the resolution also left open a path to boost spending.
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But he also left open the possibility of arranging another meeting.
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At the time, Yahoo left open the option of being independent.
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He left open the possibility of longer work, but with caveats.
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There's so many other paths that are left open to explore.
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Then, seal the bag until there's about an inch left open.
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Even Mr. Chaffetz's announcement left open the possibility of his return.
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It's not known how long the storage bucket was left open.
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The panel, however, left open whether individual Saudi officials might have.
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But of course the floor is left open for plenty of dancing!
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Some strategists have argued for an escape corridor to be left open.
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White curtains on a window left open were lifted by a breeze.
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In last January's brief shutdown the national parks were also left open.
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The court left open a different avenue to attack long sentencing delays.
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But the leader left open the possibility of peace between both countries.
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Mr. Rouhani's comments on Saturday left open the possibility of direct talks.
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But the company left open the door to selling its remaining business.
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There were gaps in fences and gates left open, leaving facilities unprotected.
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It's not known for how long the storage bucket was left open.
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Mr. Trump left open the possibility that he could revisit the idea.
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In her recent letter, she left open the possibility of legal action.
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It left open the possibility of some involvement at a later date.
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The mother said no and instructed that the casket be left open.
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Preap, No. 16-1363, left open the possibility of a similar alliance.
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The vehicle was not running and the windows were left open a crack.
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The opportunity is the vast centre ground left open by Republicans' Trumpian turn.
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The lawsuit, filed on Wednesday, also left open the possibility of punitive damages.
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But the sequel also picks up storylines that the original film left open.
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Carter's language left open the possibility of U.S. military action in any scenario.
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As with so much of Shakespeare, her motivations are left open to interpretation.
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The fourth is essentially a blank slate left open for a leadership bill.
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But the group left open the possibility of endorsements in the 2020 primary.
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Otherwise, they were left open for discretionary use of passengers in First Class.
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The court left open the possibility of considering the issue in the future.
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It left open the possibility of putting the whole company up for sale.
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Stephens said that offer had left open the opportunity for a political solution.
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The officials played down concerns and left open a range of possible reasons.
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Both main plots are left open as the episode comes to a close.
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He left open the possibility of legislative action to help address the situation.
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However, the spokesman left open the possibility of talks with the United States.
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McMahill said that door either had been left open or didn't shut completely.
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In Russia, courtyard gates are usually left open, but this one was locked.
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But what to do about the seat left open by Randolph's sudden departure?
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Some campgrounds were left open during the day, and then shuttered at sunset.
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But he left open the possibility that he'd leave the House if elected.
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He also left open the door for charges after Mr. Trump leaves office.
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The gap represented the spot purposely left open in Tal Afar's northern neighborhood.
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"I wasn't surprised at all that they were left open," Mr. Murphy recalled.
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Thus freed, Quixote was left open to fight for lost causes — and lose.
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Stocks pulled back after the president left open the possibility of future tariffs.
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But the letter left open the possibility of a merger under different terms.
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Mr. Trump has left open how he will approach the school bathroom issue.
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Still, the court left open one avenue for challenging state net neutrality laws.
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"Citizenship was a central question left open by the original Constitution," says Rosen.
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Smith is taking the seat left open by the resignation of former Sen.
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Yet the Trump administration has left open the possibility of scrapping the guidance.
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Officials, however, have left open the potential for a tariff increase Dec. 15.
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But it left open the question of when a new plan would emerge.
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Informative works are leavened by imagination, even humor, and left open to interpretation.
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Two slots in April and June were left open as "to be Announced", however.
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The group, however, left open the possibility Saturday that it could eventually support Trump.
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And Musk even left open the possibility that he would join the artist ride.
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Whatever the answer, it doesn't solve the biggest mystery left open by the finale.
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One official even left open the option that Cuccinellli could be named DHS secretary.
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He also left open the possibility of connecting entrepreneurs with capital or investing himself.
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The billionaire businessman also left open the possibility that the results could be reversed.
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One is your vice president-elect left open the idea of returning to waterboarding.
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Warren left open the possibility of more troops being needed to support the trainers.
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But it left open the possibility that the administration could offer a plausible rationale.
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But he left open the possibility that he could keep parts of it secret.
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He left open the door to another story with a scene during the credits.
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And policymakers left open the possibility of increasing the stimulus efforts if conditions worsened.
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But he left open the possibility that the administration could provide an adequate answer.
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The sentence's wording left open the possibility that Trump himself directed the campaign official.
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"There were so many details left open," Christian Kern, the Austrian chancellor, told reporters.
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Mr. Burr left open the possibility of holding Mr. Flynn in contempt of Congress.
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"In my opinion, there are many holes that are being left open," he said.
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The kidnappers entered the gym through hotel gates police believe were left open deliberately.
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She left open the possibility that President Trump might not feel the same way.
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That has left open questions such as whether that right extends outside the home.
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The Constitution also left open the possibility of another constituent assembly in the future.
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The bank left open the possibility of lowering the rate if growth remained weak.
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That decision "left open a window" to another challenge, Judge Leburu said on Tuesday.
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Peter Nordstrom left open the possibility that they could revive the effort down the road.
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Only markets and pharmacies have been left open in Hangzhou, where Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
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The DOD has left open the possibility this might not go the entire 10 years.
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Seven Republicans are vying to take West Virginia's Third House District, left open by Rep.
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She left open the possibility of paying a visit to her supporters at the school.
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Kudos to Sonos for spotting an opportunity left open by a competitor and capitalizing quickly.
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The agreement on Monday left open how big a saving the new reforms would produce.
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Political wrangling has also left open the option of an election being held in July.
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Instead, the trial contract simply expired, which left open the possibility of using Rekognition again.
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A story told only one way, yet left open to all manner of individual interpretation.
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Ellis told them if they fail to agree, the case is left open and undecided.
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Still, the sister left open the possibility that Danley could provide information helpful to investigators.
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The seat was left open when Young ran for Senate after the retirement of Sen.
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Holder left open the possibility that Congress could create an updated standard for voter protection.
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But the commission left open the possibility that some Saudi officials may have played roles.
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Luther Strange in the state's Republican primary to fill the seat left open by Sessions.
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But it left open the question of whether the president sought to obstruct the inquiry.
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Judge Sullivan's ruling left open the possibility of additional testimony, including testimony from Mrs. Clinton.
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"This is a major step toward closing whatever windows are still left open," he said.
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A Bible was found left open, with that verse marked in blood, the report said.
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He left open the possibility of a more direct American role in the early efforts.
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" "The Fed left open the door for a March increase but that's built in already.
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But Mr. Newsom left open the possibility for stricter measures in the days to come.
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Whatever else the Second Amendment enables people to do with their guns was left open.
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McConnell has left open the possibility of deciding on witness testimony later in the trial.
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But Schiff also left open the possibility of avoiding court battles with the White House.
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In the end, I find the "naïve" route the only one left open to me.
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We walked up to the front because there were three seats left open for us.
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But it left open the possibility that individual athletes could compete under a neutral flag.
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How the new policy might translate on the ground was largely left open to interpretation.
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What precisely that means, or how it should be achieved, is left open to interpretation.
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While Democrats admit they're the underdogs in Ohio's 220006th District — left open by GOP Rep.
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Notably, Cipollone left open the possibility that the White House would participate in future hearings.
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It left open the possibility that other cases raising similar issues could be decided differently.
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The latest ruling left open the possibility of prosecutors trying Litvak for a third time.
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Despite testimony by several senior government officials, the hearing on Thursday left open many questions.
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By some estimates, as many as 3.5 million cyber jobs may be left open by 2021.
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But it left open the possibility of independent members of the CBS board proposing a combination.
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He left open the possibility that Clinton could be deposed at a later time if necessary.
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However, the high court left open the possibility that the administration could offer a plausible rationale.
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Pompeo said that in her remarks, Choe had left open the possibility that negotiations would continue.
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And he left open the possibility that he would seek to deport many more as well.
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Aetna left open the question of whether it will sell individual health plans anywhere next year.
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The panel, however, left open the door to a renewed challenge after Judge Alsup weighed in.
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" Earlier, Pompeo noted that Choe in her remarks "left open the possibility that negotiations would continue.
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Left open was the question of whether his remarks would affect any of his endorsement deals.
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In Classical architecture, oculi were left open to the elements, and these skylights can open, too.
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That said, the decision left open a number of questions: Who qualified as a public official?
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But the paper also reported that Giuliani left open the possibility of an eventual presidential pardon.
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Still, the Trump campaign has left open the door to continued conflict with the Khan family.
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For three days, her abdomen was left open so doctors could evaluate her healing, Murawsky said.
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For the House, Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick picked up the Second District seat left open by McSally.
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Prosecutors left open the possibility of recharging some of those same people, and perhaps others, too.
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They point out that years ago, Congress left open the eventual possibility of allowing development there.
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He left open the possibility of a future Palestinian foothold there under a negotiated peace deal.
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The ban left open the door for athletes to compete as individuals, under the Olympic flag.
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Whether painting, in the wake of photography, is itself now dead — that question is left open.
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He has left open the possibility that he and Mr. Kim might have a third summit.
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That left open the possibility that the malware was activated through a link in an email.
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Small businesses like dispensaries are being closed in San Francisco but left open in San Jose.
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Axon has left open the possibility that it could pursue facial recognition technology in the future.
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Gina Ortiz Jones, the Texas Democrat running for the House seat left open by retiring Rep.
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That's left open the prospect that he'll reject whatever deal is struck at the lower level.
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The design also left open the possibility that people in control villages could be worse off.
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Immediately after the kidnapping, Mambosasa said the abductors accessed the gym through gates left open deliberately.
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The hatch was left open, and I could see other Liberians, including soldiers, trying to escape.
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Yes, there are lots of questions left open and lots of legal proceedings that may occur.
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A shopper simply happened to notice a window accidentally left open in one of the center's directories.
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The president had left open the possibility of staying to extend this summit to a second day.
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A ring that she swiped from a safe left open in the office of an investment banker.
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José Serrano's New York City district and California's 22019th district, left open by the resignation of Rep.
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"Our car had been broken into, rifled through, the door was left open," Nikki Larson told FOX6.
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Jadaan left open the possibility that the Binladin company could eventually be listed on the stock market.
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It's a theme common in all his games, where the narratives are mostly left open to interpretation.
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Joshua Tree and other parks were left open during the shutdown, but with minimal or no staffing.
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Perhaps. But in his letter to Kim, Trump left open the door for a future get together.
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But he left open the door to renewing the diplomatic thaw which had preceded the anticipated talks.
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Joshua Tree and other parks were left open during the shutdown, but with no or minimal staffing.
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Former college football star Anthony Gonzalez wants to fill the Ohio House seat left open by Rep.
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So Allen's not wrong: Corporations are stepping into a space that's been left open by government inaction.
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Yet both Trump and Lighthizer left open the chance that Canada will eventually come into the agreement.
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Union officials contend the number of positions left open by attrition grew to as many as 6,000.
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The company will have less than 500 Sears and Kmart stores left open after the additional closures.
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It left open the possibility that Ducey would be choosing a second replacement after the midterm elections.
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Japan's Foreign Minister Taro Kono left open the possibility that Abe might meet Kim at some point.
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We moved into new offices, but this wall has been left open for a few weeks now.
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While that settled who would not take over, it left open who would succeed Enders in 2019.
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The Trump administration says the earlier guidance caused confusion and left open the way to legal challenges.
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Small things are being changed — the heat is turned on or off inappropriately, windows are left open.
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Cuccinelli left open the possibility that the refugee cap for fiscal year 2020 could again be 30,000.
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Judge Parker left open the possibility that Mr. Ullah's lawyers could apply for bail in the future.
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Earlier this month, Mr. Kabila left open the possibility of returning to the presidency down the road.
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Well falls are not uncommon in rural India where holes are often dug illegally and left open.
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Manley on Saturday left open the possibility the roommates could face more questioning as the investigation continues.
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Initially, Aaron Paul's character Jesse Pinkman's fate at the end of Breaking Bad was left open ended.
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They also left open the possibility that he could secure a sweeter deal if he cooperated further.
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But at the same time they have left open significant routes for other military uses of space.
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Notably, Ms. Warren left open the possibility of attending fund-raisers again, should she become the nominee.
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Did they have to break through sophisticated digital security measures, or was the door simply left open?
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Insurance industry partners said Google left open the possibility of creating a new insurance product in the future.
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Instead of playing solid, we went for steals, we left open threes when that is all they need.
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It's best to do a clean sweep of all possible causes than to leave any holes left open.
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The new deadline is the end of 2018, though it left open the possibility for extensions through 2020.
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Dust gathered on my white clothes, and the Torah scroll was left, open and alone in the synagogue.
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Two more Republican women, facing male Democratic challengers, are running for seats left open by congressmen who retired.
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The question of why he might have been carrying so many different types of cash was left open.
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Carbon-rich black peat left open to the air actually emits vast quantities of carbon dioxide over time.
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He added that the decision not to sue left open the door for individual Texans to sue Trump.
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"I think everyone has their own experience of this, it is intentionally left open for interpretation," she explains.
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It was always understood that those shows would be left open-ended, there would never be a resolution.
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The top can also be left open, so you can store larger items (perfume, hair products) with ease.
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Airbus declined to comment on detailed orders but left open the possibility that the large total contained gaps.
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What constitutes "temporarily" was left open, but member states specified that it is a "limited amount of time".
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Five chairs at the memorial were left open in tribute, a folded United States flag on each one.
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When the books were published, the fate of the Baudelaires and its overarching moral was left open-ended.
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Faregates, which had been left open for days after the hack, were back to regular operation by Monday.
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Airbus declined to comment on detailed orders but left open the possibility that the large deal contained gaps.
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Bishop left open the possibility of July 1 arriving with Congress still working on the Puerto Rico bill.
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Kansas state Treasurer Ron Estes clinched the GOP nomination for the House seat left open when former Rep.
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Washington (CNN)White House counselor Kellyanne Conway left open the possibility that the press aide who mocked Sen.
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Prosecutors on Friday also left open the possibility that new charges could be filed against Manafort for lying.
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What constitutes temporarily was left open, but member states specified that it is a "limited amount of time".
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The walls of one of the bedrooms were left open, to incorporate the space into the great room.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, left open the possibility of an agreement with the House.
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The Bartnicki decision, concerning the cellphone call, largely answered the question left open in the Pentagon Papers case.
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Rouhani, forever trying to triangulate, waxed rhetorical against the U.S. but left open the possibility of direct negotiations.
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Trump has left open hundreds of important positions in government, largely because he sees no value in them.
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Trump last week said Zinke was doing an "excellent job" but left open the possibility of replacing him.
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Chaffetz left open the possibility that he would run for office again, potentially in the 2020 governor's race.
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But that left open the question of how many people might have been able to abuse the system.
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In a brief interview, Ms. Feinstein left open the possibility of releasing other transcripts from the committee's investigation.
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And the discovery that the cellar door had been left open to the elements for a rainy week.
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Barr also left open the possibility that Trump could block the release of some material through executive privilege.
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For now, the prosecutor in the case has left open the option of an appeal of Monday's ruling.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Trump's latest plan left open the question of whether an orderly pullout from Syria would happen.
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The doors had been left open, and no markers or plaques indicated the historical significance of the structure.
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And should the door be left open for more than 10 minutes, you'll receive an alert right away.
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There were six holding pens—four were filled with individuals and the two largest ones were left open.
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In reality, the three thieves cased the museum beforehand and noticed the fourth-floor windows were left open.
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The House seats left open by the six retiring Republicans will be a top priority for both parties.
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He left open the possibility that the organization would embark on additional efforts in the months to come.
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The door was left open the whole time so as (the shooter) walked by, the door was open.
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Once separated by a curtain for privacy, it is now used as a media room and left open.
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Through a door someone had left open she glimpsed the white tiles of an enormous built-in bath.
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Still, Iran left open the possibility of returning to compliance with the deal if it gets sanctions relief.
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Judge Brody left open the possibility of canceling agreements between these companies and any players they had enlisted.
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He left open the possibility that another version of a travel ban might pass muster with the court.
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The ends of sentences today are often lacking in periods, purposefully left open to appendage, response or silence.
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More and more policy gets carried out this way because it's practically the only policy avenue left open.
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The company remains publicly traded, though the family has left open the possibility of making another buyout attempt.
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The Chawlas, in the statement, left open the possibility of doing business with the Trumps in the future.
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We know what happened to him, but Rory's fate was left open, since she's not a real person.
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The nature and context of those remarks left open the possibility that the president was joking, or merely riffing.
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Speaking to Variety after Netflix's decision, Frémaux left open the possibility that a future compromise might still be reached.
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No senators have yet said they are boycotting, though Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer has left open the possibility.
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He left open the possibility that he could return as a singles player in time for the U.S. Open.
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Tuesday, Mark Cuban spoke with CNBC's Scott Wapner and left open the possibility that he would run for President.
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"We moved into new offices, but this wall has been left open for a few weeks now," he wrote.
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On one desk was a copy of a commercial telephone book left open to the pages listing funeral directors.
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But his attorney "left open the possibility of assisting the panel 'in the coming months,'" the news outlet notes.
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Democrats have left open the possibility of more money for border security to avoid a standoff over the wall.
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He called the Democrats' proposal a "curveball" and left open the possibility that the impasse could lead to shutdown.
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The White House has left open the possibility that Obama might resort to executive powers to close the facility.
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It's a game that can be left open to interpretation, both in the meaning and in the emotional meaning.
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The ruling left open the possibility of U.S. corporations being sued under the Alien Tort Statute in limited circumstances.
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He also left open the possibility of renominating Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen when her term expires next year.
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Before Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, Margaret Atwood's novel also left open the question of who the "you" might be.
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The ruling, authored by conservative Justice Samuel Alito, left open the possibility that some immigrants could challenge their detention.
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Shepard should fill the role Rueben Randle left open in the Giants' offense, but he is far more talented.
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Nevertheless, a website close to Mr. Ahmadinejad, Dolat-e Bahar, left open the possibility that he could run again.
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The justices found a fundamental right to gay marriage but left open questions about discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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In 22019, with little political experience, Pompeo sought and won the seat that was left open by former Rep.
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That area is normally left open except during May and June, when there is a full harvest of vegetables.
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In the story, Fuqua also left open the possibility for Elba to play the starring role of James Bond.
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The president left open the possibility he could take drastic measures if Congress does not pass stricter immigration laws.
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Mr. Manafort's statement, however, left open the possibility that cash payments had been made to his firm or associates.
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The source of that memory — a previous construct, possibly, or perhaps a previous life — is left open for speculation.
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Senior Senate aides left open the possibility of other votes later in the week on unspecified gun control proposals.
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The official said Trump "has left open an avenue" for Japan, and other U.S. allies, to petition for exemption.
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They also can be mounted to doors or a refrigerator to let you know when they've been left open.
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However, they left open the question of whether Congress could retool the law to create such liability for states.
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Officials in Sweden have left open the possibility that he could face criminal charges in that country, as well.
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Mr. Mueller's team has left open the possibility that it could file new charges for lying against Mr. Manafort.
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Mr. Mueller's team has left open the possibility that it could file new charges of lying against Mr. Manafort.
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For the most part these songs were decades old, but much was left open to the flow of chance.
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And Mr. Toomey left open the possibility that Senate Republicans could refuse to seat Mr. Moore should he win.
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" He nonetheless left open an option for talks, saying that "Iran has always welcomed negotiations, if there is sincerity.
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The TV series has also left open the possibility that if Beth survived the crash, so did Kate's mother.
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Mr. Hay left open the possibility of a meeting the next time he was in Wisconsin, the complaint said.
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His decision also left open the question of who will succeed him as the president of the European Parliament.
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What's next: Each side blamed the other for the derailment but also left open the door to continue talks.
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But it has left open the possibility that some kinds of political gamesmanship in redistricting may be too extreme.
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These vestibule doors are generally left open during the morning and afternoon rush and then closed once classes begin.
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The two tigers appeared to have escaped from their enclosure through a gate that had accidentally been left open.
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The confusion laid bare In ruling in Elonis' favor, the high court left open what the standard should be.
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But it left open the possibility of illegal "indirect discrimination" if the ban harmed adherents of a particular religion.
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All aspects of review should be clearly identified, not left open-ended and subjected to bureaucratic whim or discretion.
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Wells Fargo is trying to fill the spot left open when former CEO Tim Sloan stepped down suddenly in March.
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Trump has left open the possibility of meeting Tsai if she visits the United States after he is sworn in.
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Notably, many of the Discord channels used to coordinate the campaign were left open to any visitor with the link.
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Well, with the Night King as now a potential dragon-rider, the series has left open the possibility for others.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, however, left open the prospect of a meeting, telling Bloomberg News that consultations are still ongoing.
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Deck-Brown said the investigation was continuing but left open the possibility that no actual shots were fired at all.
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Yet Johnson left open the door to abandoning Trump should he look more and more poisonous to down-ballot candidates.
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The ruling left open a possibility that the question could be added if the Trump administration proposed a better argument.
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The Heller decision left open the possibility that legislatures could ban other types of guns that are not commonly owned.
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Is Deja's living situation resolved to some extent by the end of the finale, or is that left open-ended?
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It was a forecast that allowed plenty of room for enthusiasm, as it also left open the possibility of disappointment.
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He left open the possibility of casting a ballot for the Libertarian Party candidate, former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson.
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Monday's ruling, authored by Kennedy, left open the possibility of juveniles being sentenced to life without parole in certain cases.
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Burr left open the possibility that they could hold Flynn in contempt if he would not comply with their demands.
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First, Fitzpatrick connected on a 12-yard TD pass to Williams, who was left open by a confused Jets secondary.
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"We're going to stay in," Tillerson said, though he left open the possibility that the US could seek another agreement.
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If these are subjective — left open to interpretation — the company invites differing opinions, which causes conflict, which results in toxicity.
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Trump announced last week he was withdrawing from the summit but left open the door to future talks with Kim.
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There were few windows and no ventilation, so the entranceways of the city's factories and shops were often left open.
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It had initially been rumored that Pawlenty was eyeing a run for the Senate seat left open when Democratic Sen.
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The Court, however, left open the possibility that Congress might bring it in line with more recent circumstances, if warranted.
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It had initially been rumored that Pawlenty was eyeing a run for the Senate seat left open when Democratic Sen.
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According to the Journal, Giuliani left open the possibility that Trump could grant Cohen a future pardon, Trump's lawyers said.
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As it stands in the film, the reason Louisa never goes to college is left open, Will's question awkwardly unanswered.
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Mr. Bratton, among the nation's best-known police figures, also left open the possibility that he could leave even sooner.
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This hands-off approach has left open the door to fraud, abuse and poor performance in the for-profit industry.
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That left open the possibility that the justices could return the case to the lower courts for a full trial.
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This week, President Obama nominated Merrick Garland to fill the Supreme Court seat left open by Justice Antonin Scalia's death.
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Prosecutors left open the possibility that Mr. Trump himself might have wanted to find out how WikiLeaks could hurt Mrs.
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But recent history shows just how ferocious the response can be when schools are left open in a bad storm.
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But if Mr. Biden opts out, Mr. Cuomo has left open the faintest possibility that he would run after all.
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The court has, however, left open the possibility that some kinds of political gamesmanship in redistricting may be too extreme.
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Left open in the slot, he converted a wobbly pass from Zack Kassian, and the puck dribbled just past Korpisalo.
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Mr. Trump left open the possibility of reaching a deal with Canada, but said there would be no more Nafta.
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And the uncertainties of radiocarbon dating also had left open the possibility that the shells were, in fact, far older.
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But the justices left open which other "non-homicide" offenses against the state, if any, may be punished by death.
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These incisions are left open to heal, which can take longer and be more painful and require regular dressing changes.
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That left open the possibility that Mr. Netanyahu might prevail upon a few centrist lawmakers to give him a majority.
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The legislation left open the possibility that California could rework its approach once the N.C.A.A.'s plans are made public.
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But it left open the possibility the FCC could seek to block state efforts on a case-by-case basis.
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After President Trump won the 2016 election, Republicans confirmed Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacancy left open by Scalia's death.
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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said he was disappointed by the ruling, which left open the possibility of future charges.
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Police had arrived at the home after one of Jefferson&aposs neighbors reported that her doors had been left open.
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Through the gap in the curtain I can see into a dingy back room whose door has been left open.
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The U.S. suspended a tariff increase scheduled to take place Tuesday, and officials left open the possibility that a Dec.
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But that left open the question of money that may have come from shell companies or other less overt sources.
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Note that Trump left open the possibility that if he "thought there was something wrong," he'd go to the FBI.
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It left open the question of whether it would punish any participants by excluding them from the remaining two sanctioned ones.
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During that time, the black bear was able to squeeze its way through a small kitchen window that was left open.
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But in markets where it isn't a legal requirement, the door is being left open for "John" to slip cheerily by.
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The 8-0 decision left open the possibility for McDonnell to be retried, but in the meantime, his conviction was vacated.
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Later on, when Negan discovers his cell door is left open, he walks out with a sinister smile on his face.
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MACCALLUM: So this moment, back in history, was one that really changed America, and it left open so many unanswered questions.
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In a lot of ways, the format's weaknesses (particularly its cumbersome size) left open opportunities for competitors to appear over time.
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The right-hander was filling a spot in the rotation left open when rookie Adalberto Mejia was optioned to Triple-A.
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The official wouldn't say whether Flynn had accepted the job, which left open the possibility that the arrangement was not finalized.
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Behind Meghan Markle and Prince Harry is an empty chair which was reportedly left open for Princess Diana during the ceremony.
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As investigations continued along with legal and logistical delays, the seat was left open when the new Congress began this year.
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Two seats were left open when prior commissioners left, and Chairman Edith Ramirez has announced she is resigning early next month.
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Its decision left open a question about the availability of technology for the project which Shell had been expected to provide.
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Bolton's lawyer has said his client will not testify voluntarily, but left open the possibility that he would appear under subpoena.
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But toxic workplaces don't just appear — they often develop when too many aspects of the workplace are left open for interpretation.
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He left open the possibility that the White House could seek to revoke Acosta's pass again if it provided due process.
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Colonel Joseph Scrocca, a coalition spokesman, declined to say whether U.S. advisers were on the ground, but left open that possibility.
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Mr Wallace even left open the possibility of supporting a Democrat in the general election—a rarity for a business lobby.
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The gates to most U.S. national parks were left open under the most recent shutdown, which has extended since Dec. 22.
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Welz told ABC 7 that Tiger went missing after slipping out a door that had been left open in their house.
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Rob Gronkowski left open the possibility of returning to the NFL while promoting a new partnership CBDMedic, a CBD-based ointment.
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On an inbounds play under Villanova's basket Arcidiacono, a 37.5 percent 63-point shooter, was left open on the left side.
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It's been left open to interpretation, and some judges in Lebanon's already shady justice system have associated it with homosexual intercourse.
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Its paywall is a selective one that keeps some stories locked for subscribers, whilst others are left open for all readers.
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It left open the door for regulation, but at the moment, there doesn't seem to be any serious movement for change.
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I ended up in a self-contained bedroom, with its own wooden walls and door left open, installed in the gallery.
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The vote was left open for about an hour as Republicans tried to get the necessary 60 votes to advance it.
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The video's description says the pantry was "accidentally" left open to see if the pet would be up to no good.
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In his paintings, emotion arises in the clashing, congregated, dynamic thrusts, often framing intervals of whiteness or natural surface left open.
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Trump on Wednesday left open the possibility of a meeting with Rouhani at the upcoming U.N. General Assembly in New York.
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It left open the question of whether it would punish any participants by excluding them from the two remaining sanctioned debates.
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Justice Kennedy's decision left open the possibility that some transactions were so small and scattered that no taxes should be collected.
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And while he left open the possibility of postponing them, he said a decision did not have to be made soon.
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That left open the possibility that the rule could be applied in the two other border states, Texas and New Mexico.
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But he sent the case back to the lower courts to examine two questions left open in the case, Byrd v.
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That left open the question of who should officiate the second ceremony, as neither Mr. Keluskar nor Ms. Yu is religious.
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But the Yankees' pitching coach, Larry Rothschild, left open the possibility that the rotation could change over the next five days.
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Interim Austin Police Chief Brian Manley had left open the possibility the roommates could face more questioning as the investigation continues.
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A judge gave Bombardier an injunction blocking that action but left open the possibility of canceling the contract in the future.
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Price also left open the possibility that campaigns could ask for a recount, if they aren't satisfied by the recanvassing results.
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With U.S.C. trailing by 65-63, Elijah Stewart, left open in the corner, drilled a 3-pointer with 36 seconds left.
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The deal with Mexico left open the question of whether Canada, the third country in NAFTA, would agree to the changes.
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In the United States, Attorney General Jeff Sessions left open the door to potential US involvement when asked about Khashoggi's disappearance.
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The area around the SUV, with three of its doors left open, had been cordoned off with yellow crime-scene tape.
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Nadler said Barr had committed to testifying before Congress and left open the possibility they could request Mueller's testimony as well.
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He also left open the possibility of fining Boeing in the future for not disclosing safety concerns with the 737 Max.
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And as we saw in California, a ban on nonmedical exemptions could even backfire if other vaccine loopholes are left open.
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So in theory, this left open the possibility that the Trump administration could get a do-over, with a better process.
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A show of muscle in North Korea I left open the possibility that Trump could order a nuclear strike on North Korea.
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"She left open the possibility that negotiations will continue for sure," he told reporters on Friday, referring to North Korea's vice minister.
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Garaufis left open the possibility for Raniere's lawyers to reapply for bail if they are more transparent about who is funding it.
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The rise of retailer-branded mobile payments is the side effect of wounds left open back at the turn of the millennium.
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Most of his results from 2009 were annulled but RUSADA left open a window so he could keep his Olympic gold medal.
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Instead, they left open a loophole that has stripped the luster from one of the most ambitious health laws in the nation.
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"The court left open the door to surveillance as long as the primary function of the device was intact," Mr. Soghoian said.
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Trump has vowed to "bomb the s--- out of ISIS" and has left open the possibility of using nuclear weapons as president.
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It said the final Brexit bill, which is deliberately being left open to interpretation, will be between 45 and 55 billion euros.
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And the door has been left open for America, under Mr Trump or his successor, to change its mind and join up.
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The President has officially named Geoffrey Starks as his pick to fill the FCC Commissioner role left open by Mignon Clyburn's departure.
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In a departure, Sessions reversed that guidance this year, and has left open questions about how he will interpret civil rights policies.
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While he billed the latter as the last 900 he would ever attempt, when asked, he left open the possibility for another.
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Past South Korean governments have agreed, but the Supreme Court said the treaty left open the door for individuals to seek recompense.
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Anthem, which sells Obamacare plans in 220 states this year, left open the door to dropping out of other states next year.
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But his comment left open the possibility that the investigation does cover the chain of events that led to Trump firing Comey.
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One of the biggest mysteries left open in Season 1 is: what does the real-world — the one outside Westworld — look like?
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And despite earlier reports that the incident was sparked by a gate being left open, Samson says this was not the case.
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Still, Mattis left open the possibility of making changes if a service secretary brings him evidence the policies are having negative effects.
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Democrats see these races as valuable pick-up opportunities because two of the seats are being left open by retiring members -- Rep.
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Candles and cards stood next to Twix bars — Ms. Warner's favorite — and Bibles were left open to pages in the New Testament.
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Other Democrats have left open the possibility of continuing investigations against the president even with no intent of finding evidence of criminality.
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She also left open the possibility she might serve on a foundation instead, if it better served the gay and trans community.
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It might just be a bit of an early season slump, but Kaminsky hasn't been shy about launching when he's left open.
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" The first prize, $100,000, was taken home by a team from Belgium for a paper entitled "Who Left Open the Cookie Jar?
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The Supreme Court has left open the possibility of a narrow "foreign intelligence exception" to the warrant requirement for the executive branch.
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That left open the possibility that his successor would choose not to submit Article 50 notification either, essentially nullifying the Brexit vote.
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There will also be one seat next to First Lady Michelle Obama left open to symbolize victims of gun violence in America.
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In his news conference, Mr. Powell left open the possibility that the Fed's next move on interest rates could be a cut.
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Virgin had earlier left open the option of reducing its stake to as low as 51% through a trade sale or IPO.
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She said the dog bolted up a set of stairs and out onto the roof through a door that was left open.
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In a statement to reporters, the White House left open the possibility that Mr. Trump might halt the release of some documents.
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That comment left open the possibility that Cipollone, who supervises the lead NSC lawyer John Eisenberg, got a briefing on its contents.
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L2 confirmed that the database had been left open to public view and said its client claimed its account had been hacked.
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Plus, the White House has left open the possibility of adding more members to the team, depending on how the trial goes.
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The court's ruling expressly left open the thorny question of a child's legal parentage when it came to same-sex male couples.
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A garage door was either left open or blew open, engulfing his workbench and tools and leaving screwdrivers looking like melted lollipops.
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However, the Council left open the thorny questions of how large it would be and where in the city it would stand.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway left open the possibility that she could rejoin the administration in another capacity, but she never did.
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That column left open the question of what role American law enforcement might play in building a system that feels increasingly dystopian.
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Still other accounts Tucker had were left open, allowing another $176 million from the payday lending scheme to flow through the bank.
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But even if the commission embraces new disclosure rules, there will be large loopholes left open for Russia or another motivated actor.
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Giuliani also left open the possibility that the president's longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, made payments to additional women on Trump's behalf.
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There are lots of questions left open, many mysteries to be solved, and plenty of material to work with in season two.
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They found the hackers were able take control of the computers remotely after discovering several windows had been left open by the intruders.
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Tens of thousands of Android smartphone users are left open to hacks due to a backdoor vulnerability in the Google Play app store.
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Using a sharp object to remove the thick skin can hurt and lead to infection if a wound is created and left open.
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Investigators discovered that the door to her garage was left open and her car was left running, filling her home with carbon monoxide.
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The union has not issued a strike deadline but left open the possibility of a work stoppage any time after midnight, Kane said.
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"Any hacker can use the security hole the CIA left open to break into any iPhone in the world," Snowden said on Twitter.
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Some of the proposals went into effect immediately, while others were left open for a public commentary before being considered later this year.
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The vulnerability discovered by the NSA lets WannaCry spread from machine to machine, as long as those machines have port 445 left open.
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However, Fed Chair Jerome Powell left open the possibility of a rate cut this year in a post-meeting press conference with reporters.
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Although the constitution bizarrely bans foreigners from buying beachfront property, the government has left open a legal loophole that lets them do it.
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Abbyy confirmed the exposure in an email Monday but did not say why the storage server was left open for anyone to access.
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The smooth pachyderm criminal managed to sneak out of his exhibit at the Florida zoo through a door that was accidentally left open.
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Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has tapped his Lieutenant Governor, Tina Smith, to take over the Senate seat left open by Al Franken's resignation.
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But the judge left open the possibility that another case could be brought or "the people themselves" could act to change the flag.
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One popular theory suggests that tyrannosaurs capitalized on niches left open by top predator lineages that went extinct—for instance, the Allosaurus clan.
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The video opens with the Bronx rapper pulling a gun on two of her lovers, what happens next is left open to interpretation.
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By Tuesday afternoon, the State Department left open the possibility of his attendance, saying Tillerson had a scheduling conflict and suggested alternative dates.
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Lee Hsien Loong issued a brief statement refuting their charges but left open the possibility of a fuller response at a later date.
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The news also left open the very real possibility that the company would launch additional services for its Marvel and Star Wars properties.
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The humanitarians that set up those water stations are working to fill a deadly void that has been left open in our policy.
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The door that Microsoft has left open in the workplace is the freemium model, though, and it's an opening that Slack relies on.
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Inside the New Orleans restaurant Dooky Chase, the hallway from the dining room to the kitchen is left open to customers' prying eyes.
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But the commission's narrow wording left open the possibility that less senior officials or parts of the Saudi government had played a role.
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In 1955, at the funeral of 303-year-old Emmett Till, the casket was left open to expose the brutality of his lynching.
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The 6-foot-9 forward said he was left open because the Warriors were paying so much defensive attention to Lillard and McCollum.
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He was appointed by the governor to temporarily fill the United States Senate seat left open when Frank R. Lautenberg died in 2013.
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Trump said that he would "happily" sign a fair deal with China but also left open the possibility that the talks will fail.
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The poor quality of Tuesday's CCTV images left open the possibility that Laachraoui might be the third man caught on the airport cameras.
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The district, left open after Meehan resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations, is seen as another prime pickup opportunity for Democrats in Philadelphia's suburbs.
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Why it matters: CEOs and employers are in a unique position to foster trust and fill the void other institutions have left open.
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No decision has yet been made about whether to extend the duration of the order, Breed said, but she left open the possibility.
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But in a startling admission, Mr. Thompson left open another possibility: that other people, who were never charged, might have also been involved.
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It is almost a certain bet that the bid will be for 2030, though the U.S.O.C. left open the possibility of other years.
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Although the Trump administration signaled a tougher stance with the tariffs, it also left open the possibility for continued negotiations with affected countries.
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Nearly a dozen special elections are being held around the U.S. this year to fill seats suddenly left open by the #MeToo reckoning.
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He said the United States would withdraw from the agreement, but left open the possibility that he might try to "renegotiate" the accord.
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The 573 federally recognized tribes could be left open to legal challenges on many fronts if the basis of ICWA is found unconstitutional.
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The suburban Atlanta seat left open by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price has received a groundswell of interest from both parties.
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But the model has still leaned heavily on the community and left open uncertainties that you'd never have when booking at a hotel.
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Treasury however has left open humanitarian channels that the regime should use to deliver food, medicine and other goods to the Iranian people.
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Elizabeth Warren announced in February she was swearing off closed-door fundraisers, but left open the possibility of in-person events with fees.
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But if no agreement can be reached, Marrero left open the door to continue delaying enforcement of the subpoena for Trump's tax returns.
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He panned to the freezer, which was crying in pain because it had, apparently, horrifyingly, been left open for a very long time.
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The teens entered an elevator that had been left open by a staff member, according to a statement from Davidson County Juvenile Court.
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He also indicated he expects more information to come out about Khashoggi's death and left open the possibility the crown prince was responsible.
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Tina Smith (D) is set to join the U.S. Senate next year, taking the seat left open by the resignation of former Sen.
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Mexico, Canada and Australia have been exempted from the tariffs and Trump has left open the possibility that other nations could get exemptions.
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Le Pen has also left open the option for EU renegotiation but on terms that other member states would find hard to accept.
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A Ugandan court struck down a punitive anti-gay law in 2014, but left open the possibility that the measure could be revived.
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That left open how many might be brought to Europe - after Merkel found no takers for earlier German suggestions of accepting hundreds of thousands.
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But his commitment extended only to improvements in the BlackBerry 10 software and left open the future of phones based on that operating system.
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Discovered by security researcher Thomas Kilbride last year, the Segway vulnerability left open Bluetooth communication between the dedicated Ninebot App and the Segway miniPRO.
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However, the court left open the possibility the citizenship question may still end up on the census forms, meaning timing is of the essence.
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Without that specificity, the conversation is left open to be co-opted by people who aren't that affected by it in the first place.
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It left open the question of precisely when YouTube would enforce its standards against harassment, in ways that continue to haunt the service today.
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Prior versions of Chrome left open the option to run Flash by explicit user request on a case-by-case basis for legacy purposes.
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And we had a few defensive mix-ups where we were supposed to be switching and we didn't, and the shooters were left open.
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The investigation is in its early stages, but several officials left open the possibility that the collapse was an accident with no clear blame.
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The first episode of season 4 jumps into some of the questions left open last season, but they're not necessarily the ones you're expecting.
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The Republican is running against Democrat Rob Quist for the House seat left open by Ryan Zinke, who is now President Trump's Interior Secretary.
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That has left open opportunities for investment in countries like Indonesia, Nigeria, and Brazil, where the next set of internet users are coming online.
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These frequencies were left open after the CRTC shuttered the once-massive Aboriginal Voices Radio, a nonprofit network, essentially abandoned some of its stations.
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Google's decision to be deliberate as it prepped its software for the wider Android ecosystem left open a window and Amazon stepped right through.
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The court left open the possibility of maintaining the so-called zero rate for America Movil, giving the regulator complete sway over the issue.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention left open the possibility that other chemicals or toxins could also be causing the severe respiratory ailments.
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The 2628-year-old Young, the dean of the House and longest-serving member, was furious that the vote was left open for Rep.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, offered an unexpectedly blunt view of Mr. Trump's failings and left open the possibility of rescinding his endorsement.
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Wood also left open the possibility that she would have a filter team of prosecutors handle all or some of the initial review work.
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Even after the recapture of Raqqa, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has left open the possibility of longer-term American assistance to the YPG.
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With that cushion, "there is no expectation of an emergency supplemental," said one aide, who also left open the possibility that conditions could change.
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But he left open the possibility that the two leaders could make a deal to avert further tariffs at the G20 summit in Japan.
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A neighbor had called a non-emergency line to say Jefferson's front door was left open, and asked police to do a wellness check.
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He said that Mexico and Canada will be exempt from the tariffs and has left open the possibility for other countries to be exempted.
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Trump also left open the possibility that he would campaign for Moore in the coming weeks, ahead of a special election on December 12.
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The south-facing entrance will be left open, a gesture Arad attests to the resilience of the congregation in the face of the tragedy.
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The president has also left open the possibility of meeting with Iran's president and making a deal, though Iran's government has shown little interest.
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Yet we maintained a civility that left open the potential for compromise—if not on the issue immediately at hand, then possibly the next.
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Here, soft light floods through open shutters to cast shadows on a volume of Augustine's letters, left open, half-read, on a side table.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, cool breezes and early-spring light poured in through Moga's large casement windows, which are left open, weather permitting.
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Claiming he found it difficult to breathe, the man wanted the lavatory door left open -- a request that was refused, the flight attendant said.
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The bill also left open the possibility of the government participating in the gains of its loans, including through warrants, stock options or equity.
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But he left open the possibility that House leaders might have to take that extraordinary step given the unique threat posed by the pandemic.
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One senator, Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, voted to cut off debate but left open the possibility that she could still vote against confirmation.
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But since at least the 1980s, and especially while Anthony Kennedy was on the Court, some justices left open the possibility that they could.
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The $22016 billion Arihant nearly sank a few months after its commissioning when a hatch was left open and seawater flooded the propulsion compartment.
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They erased only backup files on Windows machines and left open the possibility that responders could still reboot the computers and fix the damage.
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Still, the court left open the key question of just how much of that Mr. Dennis owed, sending that back to a lower court.
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Sheriff Gonzalez said that man had not been charged in Jazmine's death, but he left open the possibility that additional charges could be filed.
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Till's death attracted national and international attention when the boy's mother, Mamie Till Mobley, demanded that his casket be left open during his funeral.
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He criticized the stewards' ruling and left open the possibility of an appeal through the racing authorities in Kentucky or even in the courts.
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The appellate court left open the possibility that the entire law could be struck down but remanded that question back to the district court.
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Tommy Haas, the Indian Wells tournament director, left open the possibility of playing his tournament at a later date in the crowded tennis calendar.
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Senator Richard M. Burr, Republican of North Carolina and the committee's chairman, left open the possibility of holding Mr. Flynn in contempt of Congress.
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The loss also left open the possibility that Chicago will equal its lowest win total in a nonstrike year in more than four decades.
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The role of minister of environment was left open earlier this year after Amina Mohammed, from Gombe, became the United Nations' deputy secretary-general.
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Kelly Loeffler (R), will join the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and fill a spot left open with the retirement of Sen.
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Kelly Loeffler (R), will join the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and fill a spot left open with the retirement of Sen.
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A list of cameras in customers' home and tokens used to connect to smart phones and personal assistants were left open for public view.
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He will serve as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's right-hand man and fill a slot that has been left open since Mnuchin was confirmed.
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A former prosecutor, Jones was elected to fill the Senate seat left open when President Donald Trump appointed Jeff Sessions to be attorney general.
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Arizona Arizona Republicans did the national GOP a favor by nominating Martha McSally for the Senate seat left open by the retiring Jeff Flake.
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Barnum called himself the "Prince of Humbugs," which, generously and perhaps presciently, left open the possibility that one day there would arise a king.
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McConnell has left open the possibility of voting to move forward with the trial without a bipartisan agreement when the Senate returns in January.
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Mr. Rubio also had left open the possibility of opposing him on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where Republicans hold a one-member majority.
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In a statement about parting ways with the Chawlas, the Trump Organization left open the possibility of reviving the Scion and American Idea brands.
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When he needs to meet with women at work or his church, he makes sure doors are left open and another person is present.
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While seats on the Supreme Court were sometimes left open for extended periods in the 19th century, that has been less true in modern history.
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Speaking during the flight to Japan, Pence said he had not sought talks with North Korean officials at the Games but left open the possibility.
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In this case, a human driver misinterprets a gap left open between two self-driving cars as a polite invitation to merge into that space.
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Although the initial autopsy left open the cause of death as "undetermined," investigators later spoke to medical examiners who said they saw signs of homicide.
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A few seconds later, the tail end of the snake can be seen slithering inside the house through a sliding door that was left open.
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The judge also left open the possibility of Manafort introducing information about pre-Mueller investigations into Manafort's activities that did not result in criminal charges.
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But that signal isn't a perfect predictor, and Federal Reserve officials recently left open the possibility that improving economic conditions could warrant a rate increase.
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The gathering felt like a networking event and celebration of proptech, but the presence of potential investors and customers left open the possibility of dealmaking.
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But it also left open a loophole for associations to fund their own insurance plans outside the regulated markets, just as Paul is now proposing.
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U.S. and European security officials as well as regional analysts left open the possibility that Iranian proxies, or someone else entirely, might have been responsible.
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Although the Supreme Court's decision represented an immediate loss for the administration, it left open the possibility of adding a citizenship question in the future.
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The British professor and special effects supervisor was found dead by police after a neighbor reported his door had been left open, the BBC reports.
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That 2016 seat on the Supreme Court was left open until after Donald Trump won the presidency and nominated Neil Gorsuch, whom the Senate confirmed.
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Adam Kinzinger has publicly criticized Trump but has left open the possibility he could eventually back him and told CNN he's going to the meeting.
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The answers to all of these questions are left open-ended in Your Name, right up until its cathartic but not closed-off final shot.
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Republican Pearl Kim, a former special victims prosecutor and sexual assault survivor, is running for a U.S. House seat left open by a #MeToo scandal.
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In an interview on Tuesday with Reuters, BNDES Chief Executive Officer Maria Sílvia Bastos Marquest had left open the possibility of an early repayment deal.
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Consumption will be allowed only on private property but the province left open the possibility of licensing establishments where cannabis could be consumed in future.
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Kardashian West, 36, wore an oversized black puffer jacket — left open to reveal a skin-showing black bandeau and matching black velvet maxi skirt underneath.
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A site accessed with malicious code can open the device to such sensor-based monitoring working in the background when browser tabs are left open.
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It left open the possibility that Karma would go back on sale, once the problem had been identified and resolved, but industry analysts weren't optimistic.
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It also left open the possibility that he would agree to impose gag orders on Facebook if the prosecutors could convince him with more details.
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The visit left open the question of whether President Xi Jinping, who also serves as secretary general of the party, would agree to see him.
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But U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood left open the possibility that she would appoint a special master to help make that determination to some extent.
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" Still, Crowley left open the possibility that he might back a candidate in the future, stipulating that he's not making any endorsements "at this point.
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But Dr. Schuchat left open the possibility that other chemicals or toxins from vaping fluids or devices could also be causing the severe respiratory ailments.
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It later backtracked after widespread outcry and internal dissent among members, though the door was left open to re-introduce the idea in the future.
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For every vulnerability the government keeps, thousands of devices are left open to attack if a hacker or foreign government discovers that the same method.
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The door was left open, but there was a time, to honest, when Chaka and I were in severe disagreements about a lot of things.
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The court called the Trump administration's justification for the question "contrived" but left open the possibility that the question could be added in the future.
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They left open the possibility, for instance, that the Supreme Court could return the case to the commission for a rehearing before an unbiased panel.
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And he left open the possibility of signing a peace declaration that would formally end the Korean War after nearly seven decades of military hostilities.
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Even among those left open, most remained empty, meaning any requirement to maintain a distance of at least a yard between customers was purely theoretical.
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It was not only the largest free-trade agreement in history, it was the best ever for U.S. workers, closing loopholes Nafta had left open.
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With the United States pulling back in much of the world under President Trump's America First policy, Beijing is often knocking on doors left open.
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Older cards with no balances — and poor rewards offers — can be left open to help with credit utilization ratios used to calculate your credit score.
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Republican Pearl Kim, a former special victims prosecutor and sexual assault survivor, is running for a U.S. House seat left open by a # MeToo scandal.
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A lot of them go further into the backstories of the characters, and answer some questions that were kind of left open-eneded in the books.
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A "hard" Brexit from the European Union in October, which Johnson has left open as a possibility, would likely be a catastrophe for the British economy.
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The New York Democrat also left open the door to some unnamed "noncontroversial" nominees getting approved Friday or Monday, but declined to say who he meant.
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With her vibrant jacket left open, Jools' growing baby bump was on display in a form-fitting black jumper, which she paired with red high heels.
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The government missed an opportunity to set the tax on diesel at the same rate as that on petrol and has left open widely used loopholes.
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He added that homicide does not have a statute of limitations and that those cases will be left open until resolved by city and state authorities.
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The United Nations, which has attempted to resolve the crisis, said the door was left open for the halt to be renewed for another 72 hours.
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He remained free pending appeal, and this spring, the Supreme Court unanimously threw out his conviction, although the justices left open the possibility of a retrial.
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Lighthizer, in New York Tuesday, said that that the U.S. would "go ahead" with a deal with Mexico, but left open the possibility of including Canada.
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During the ceremony, as the wedding party sat down in the chapel, in the row where Harry&aposs family sat, a first chair was left open.
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"It leaves a scar that is often left open unless treated, and that is what we are trying to do with the Yetunde Price Resource Center."
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One of Taystee's classmates burst into the front door that Tameka had mistakenly left open, whipped out his gun, and forcefully demanded money from the register.
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The poor quality of Tuesday's CCTV images and of the Laachraoui wanted poster left open whether he might be the person caught on the airport cameras.
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The reality TV star wore an oversized black puffer jacket — left open to reveal a skin-showing black bandeau and matching black velvet maxi skirt underneath.
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When India first toured Pakistan in 1955, the Wagah border crossing was left open and 10,000 Indian fans travelled to watch a Test match in Lahore.
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"The question that would be asked was left open because we don't yet know the circumstance we're going to find ourselves in," Starmer told BBC television.
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There's also often a good chance that a receiver can be left open if the quarterback can throw with enough velocity to hit the narrowing window.
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John Kyl (R-Ariz.), who was appointed to take McCain's seat in the Senate, will fill the Armed Services Committee seat left open after McCain's death.
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It also showed water pouring out of a hole on the wall into the bazaar, as well as a manhole left open to drain the flood.
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Zuckerberg on Wednesday left open a tiny window that he may change his mind, saying he'll keep thinking about whether or not to allow political ads.
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In addition, says the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, beverages can become contaminated with worms if left open for snails and slugs to enter.
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The door was left open, however, for Russians to compete as neutrals as long as they satisfy conditions that show they have a doping-free background.
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The special counsel's report left open some gray areas, especially on the extent of Trump's efforts to obstruct the investigation and whether he broke the law.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee aide left open the possibility of changes to the NDAA on the Senate floor, depending on how the Afghanistan issue unfolds.
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The upheaval brought by Pennsylvania's redistricting offers an unusual number of seats left open by incumbents who saw the voter makeup of their districts abruptly shuffled.
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John Kyl (R-Ariz.), who was appointed to take McCain's seat in the Senate, will fill the Armed Services Committee seat left open after McCain's death.
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She would be filling the position left open by Mike Pompeo, who became secretary of State after the firing of former Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson.
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But he left open whether he would play in this week's Cincinnati Masters tournament where he is the second seed behind world number one Novak Djokovic.
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When hackers released NSA source code containing a whole spate of zero days, everyone with Cisco and Fortinet brand routers were left open to unstoppable attacks.
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The bone-tingling sensation of seeing a recurrent bed frame, a grid of drawers left open while a TV flickers, stirs a sadness inside the viewer.
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"We chose the derelict tower block to contrast their eccentricities and followed them on a journey to 'the last place on earth left open,'" Rimmer continues.
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In others you can find dishes left at tables, pans still on the stove, and cabinets left open as if the family was raptured mid-breakfast.
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But U.S. and European security officials as well as regional analysts left open the possibility that Iranian proxies, or someone else entirely, might have been responsible.
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Proehl was left open when Isaac Bruce, who lined up on the outside next to him, darted inside and drew both Patriots defensive backs to him.
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But Trump stands alone, not just for the number of administration nominations left open, but for the pace of turnover at this stage in his presidency.
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It's left open-ended, Foxx said, because it takes into account the varied approaches many automakers and tech companies are taking in developing self-driving cars.
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The decision left open a larger question of whether a business can discriminate against gay men and lesbians based on rights protected by the First Amendment.
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Thomas A. Farr, 64, a Raleigh-based attorney with a focus on employment law, would fill the nation's oldest federal judiciary vacancy, left open since 2005.
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A U.S. Appeals Court appears to have left open a narrow path for more members of the Electoral College to ditch Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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When it was left open during the hot Roman summers, before air-conditioning, the nearby apartment balconies were often crowded with neighbors sneaking a free show.
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With a 21-foot mirror, Webb will dwarf the light-collecting power of Spitzer's 33-inch mirror, helping answer many questions the older observatory left open.
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Prime Minister Leo Varadkar's party, in power since 2011, was weakened but the result left open the possibility that he could still hold onto his office.
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James Smith, out of concern for his neighbor, Atatiana Jefferson, called 2628, the non-emergency number, after seeing her doors left open and her lights on.
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He has since taken a job as a commentator for Fox News, and has left open the possibility that he could run for public office again.
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It's arguably nitpicking to debate whether the back door is permanently left open, or whether law enforcement needs Apple to unlock it every time it's used.
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The court left open the question of whether the seizure of Mr. Timbs's Land Rover amounted to an excessive fine, leaving its resolution to lower courts.
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It was not only the largest free-trade agreement in history, it was the best ever for United States workers, closing loopholes Nafta had left open.
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Blair, in which justices left open the notion of whether electors could be compelled to vote a certain way or penalized for failing to do so.
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Before leaving Israel, Netanyahu left open the possibility of Trump traveling to Jerusalem for the ribbon-cutting, and Trump said on Monday he "may" travel there.
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Without required traceability, the door is left open for this to happen all over the world by criminals hoping to make a quick buck on virgin hair.
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During at least part of the freeze, however, authorities left open a back channel for game approvals that reportedly turned into a de facto licensing black market.
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Trump said he was hopeful his summit with Kim would take place on June 12 as originally scheduled but left open the possibility talks would fall through.
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Late last week, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer left open the possibility that, by the end of the day Monday, the nominee to lead the CIA, Rep.
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Though courts have generally sided with protesters, they've left open the possibility that if an audience is hostile enough, any speech can be silenced — to prevent violence.
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And no, it hasn't announced that Red is seeking the third-party ticket left open by Bloomberg (though Green would totally get our vote for the executive).
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He left open the possibility of self-financing his campaign, which leaves him in less of a rush than candidates who have to build a fundraising machine.
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You don't go into that high-powered a meeting and not document what was said, what was asked about, what was agreed, to what was left open.
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While they were quick to note that didn't excuse the perpetrators, they left open the possibility that a boy of any color could have been a victim.
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Lieutenant Governor Eric Holcomb, who had trailed slightly in polls, won the race left open after Trump tapped Governor Mike Pence as his vice presidential running mate.
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They are now not planning air any television ads after October 5, when their buys expire -- closing a door that Koch officials said they initially left open.
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KOBACH RECUSES HIMSELF IN KANSAS AS VOTE-COUNTING CONTINUES IN TIGHTH RACE The two are seeking the seat left open by long-time incumbent Republican U.S. Rep.
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The exact amount will be "left open to interpretation" in order to allow Theresa May's government political cover when presenting the final plan to the British public.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said last week he believed Trump wants Washington to host the parade but left open the possibility that it could be staged elsewhere.
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Trump announced last week that he was withdrawing from the summit, planned for June 12 in Singapore, but left open the door to future talks with Kim.
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Yet on Wednesday, Pence also left open the door for engagement with Moscow, telling The Washington Post the President was taking a "we'll see" attitude toward Russia.
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I am not pleased, however, at how Republicans failed to do their job and left open the seat left by Justice Antonin Scalia that Gorsuch now occupies.
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Together, these books suggest that Ritvo's legacy, like Emily Dickinson 's, will resemble not a solemn monument but a vibrant workshop, left open for readers to explore.
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After he was elected President, Trump said he would appoint judges who want to change the ruling and left open the possibility that it could be overturned.
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Rep. Martha McSally (R-Ariz.) has told her House GOP colleagues that she plans to run in 2018 for the Arizona Senate seat left open by Sen.
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The case can be used with or without the keyboard, which just snaps magnetically onto the edge of your iPad Pro (intentionally left open by the case).
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Kaufusi replaces John Curtis, Provo's current mayor, who successfully ran for the US House seat that was left open when former congressman Jason Chaffetz resigned in June.
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Murphy also echoed the confusion brought by Trump's mission to protect Syria's oil fields, which some military officials said were left open to interpretation, according to CNN.
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Hillary Clinton's meaningless popular vote victory left open the question of who will lead the party into the future, and Patrick believes he can provide an answer.
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For foreign companies, that left open the possibility that the checks could be used to extract trade secrets or to find weaknesses in products for state hackers.
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The bank said it would keep buying bonds at a reduced rate at least through next September, and left open the door for continued purchases after that.
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The vague reference to unspecified overseas entities left open the question of whether the men were suspected of working for a government or for some other organization.
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The supplements maker said it had ended deal discussions with one party but left open the possibility of a sale, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg reported.
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A valve might have been left open during that time, allowing "high-strength spirit" from one tank to get into bottles during the change, Ms. Federman said.
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Chen's ruling, however, left open the possibility that the state could at some point present further evidence that might lead to a ban or restriction of nunchucks.
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They had left open the question of whether Mr. Trump would meet with President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico, with whom he has had a stormy relationship.
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Mr. Trump left open the possibility that he could meet with Mr. Rouhani of Iran at the United Nations General Assembly gathering in New York this month.
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She removed built-in shelving in the living room to make way for French doors that can be left open to the sun porch all summer long.
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She lost a bid against Democrat Kyrsten Sinema last year, but was eventually appointed to fill the Senate seat left open after the death of former Sen.
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Related: President Trump on Wednesday left open the possibility of easing economic sanctions against Iran before starting new nuclear negotiations, a departure from his administration's current approach.
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A list of cameras in customers' home and tokens used to connect to smartphones and personal assistants such as Alexa were also left open for public view.
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And since the door is left open for future stories (and other futures) featuring Immacolata and the Signalman, let's hope Kiernan will delve further into their adventures.
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ABB officials have opposed a major break-up of the group's energy and automation businesses but have left open the door for some divestments, the magazine reported.
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Republicans have left open the option of using an outside counsel to do their questioning of Ford and Kavanaugh, two sources familiar with the subject told CNN.
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The three-day hearing ended on Tuesday, although McKean County Court of Common Pleas Judge John Cleland left open the possibility he might call for more hearings.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote the opinion and left open the possibility that the question could be added if the administration presented a better rationale.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote the opinion and left open the possibility that the question could be added if the administration presented a better rationale.
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John Dickerson of CBS is switching to "CBS This Morning" from "Face the Nation," filling a spot left open by Charlie Rose's departure after sexual misconduct allegations.
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He said he would analyze how Deutsche Bank wants to position its investment bank in a difficult market environment but left open what structural measures he could take.
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On Tuesday, Judiciary Committee chair Jerry Nadler shot down the idea of holding a closed-door hearing with Mueller, but left open the possibility of Mueller testifying publicly.
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There they found an English-language copy of the Koran which had been left open on a page describing martyrdom, along with other items linked to their attack.
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Beating around the bush may seem gentler, but to someone in the grip of ED, anything left open to interpretation will almost certainly be interpreted the wrong way.
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Candace Valenzuela, a local school board member, is among seven Democrats competing for the party's nomination to chase the House seat left open by the retirement of Rep.
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He's their Swiss Army knife, the guy they can throw on the floor with any combination of players and trust to fill in whatever blanks are left open.
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The judge left open the possibility that Gianforte, after completing his sentence, could have the misdemeanor assault charge formally dismissed, Gallatin County Prosecutor Marty Lambert said by phone.
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The use of the term "public accommodation" in the ADA was just vague enough that it left open a question regarding whether virtual places counted under the law.
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In 1980, Congress expanded it and left open the door to potential drilling in the coastal plain, but dictated that lawmakers would have to act to approve it.
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As a candidate, Moon also vowed to re-evaluate the U.S. installation of the missile defense system, and has left open the possibility of talks with North Korea.
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While CLOs seem to be the calling card, the presentation and earnings call left open the possibility of new hedge funds being launched if an opportunity is there.
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The current signatories have left open the possibility that the United States and other countries — including China — could join in the future if they agreed to the terms.
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Pompeo said the summit "might be one day" or "might be two days," and left open the possibility that negotiations would require another meeting between the two leaders.
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If the Democrats retake the Senate in the 2018 midterms and a Supreme Court seat is left open, what are the chances that they let Trump fill it?
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Tom Price was replaced by Karen Handel after the special election for Georgia's 6th district, which was left open once Price left to work in the Trump administration.
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At Emanuel A.M.E. Church, a bedrock of black Charleston that was founded in 1791, doors that were once left open have had to be locked since the shooting.
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He reiterated his "very good and warm" relationship with Mr. Kim, but left open the possibility of resuming military exercises — something that would antagonize the North Korean leader.
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A copy of the restraining order, obtained by The Times and first reported by NBC News, left open the possibility that it could be modified in the future.
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In their petition seeking review in the Oregon case, the bakery's lawyers said hearing their appeal would allow the justices to answer the question left open last year.
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Asked on Friday whether he might fire Mr. Sessions if the attorney general does not investigate Democrats, Mr. Trump left open the prospect: "I don't know," he said.
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Robert Dunham, the executive director of the nonprofit Death Penalty Information Center, said the journalists' accounts of the Nebraska execution left open the possibility that something went wrong.
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The bank said it expected the purchases to end altogether after December, but left open the option to change its mind if new data changes the economic outlook.
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Cadillac's president said the majority of the brand's models would be electric by 2030, and left open the possibility that the lineup would go entirely electric by then.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Wednesday left open the possibility that the league could implement a rule in the offseason requiring players to stand for the national anthem.
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They've declined to detail the intelligence publicly out of the need to protect sources in methods, though Trump has left open the possibility of declassifying some of it.
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Sharpton said he's hoping both Clinton and Sanders will speak at the event, and he left open the possibility that he would not endorse either candidate before then.
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The White House will not participate in the House Judiciary Committee's first impeachment hearing Wednesday but left open the possibility that it may take part in future proceedings.
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It stated that the status of Jerusalem, including these newly liberated areas, would be left open to final negotiations and that the status quo would remain in place.
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" Grisham on Monday left open the possibility that Trump would make an appearance at the climate meeting when asked about it during an appearance on "Fox and Friends.
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Goodell said at the time that the NFL would not pass such a rule, but in January left open the possibility that the league would consider the move.
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But the presence of the valiant Dodge, which stands like a bull ready to charge upon a matador, reminds us that our eyes are best left open. Click!
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The federal judge in the case, Anita B. Brody, left open a legal window for families of players who died before 2006 that their lawyers hope to utilize.
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The mistrial left open the possibility that the government could prosecute Menendez again, on the same charges, and the Justice Department originally said it intended to do so.
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The FCC granted initial approval to Pai's plan in May, but had left open many key questions including whether to retain any legal requirements limiting internet providers conduct.
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Here's what I heard (and didn't hear): Blizzard (Overwatch, Diablo III)Nothing to report now, but they definitely left open the option to add support in the future.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday left open the possibility of meeting with Taiwan's president if she visits the United States after he is sworn in on Jan.
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But a revision sought by the council – which left open the possibility of disbanding the police department – could have undercut the entire order, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
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And in June, the ballroom doors of the 5-star Wynn Las Vegas Hotel were left open after the start of an orthopedic-surgery lab at a medical convention.
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With recent reforms, women in some cities have begun to don more colorful abayas, sometimes trimmed with lace and velvet or left open to reveal long skirts or jeans.
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An initial canvass of the stricken area turned up no additional bodies, but Jones left open the possibility that more victims could be found once the search was completed.
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As long as the seat remains empty, the eight-justice court is left open to the possibility of a tie, in which case a lower court's ruling is upheld.
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One of the Siberian tigers, a large, 16-year-old male named Typhoon, was out at the same time as the keeper because his cage was accidentally left open.
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But that left open the option for businesses to compile illicit data sets or pull them from data brokers, then upload them to Facebook as Custom Audiences by themselves.
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Although the Supreme Court left open the possibility of the administration adding the question, there was little time left for the government to come up with a new rationale.
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They failed to appreciate that outsiders were left open-mouthed by their comparison of Catalonia's plight within Spain to Lithuania's liberation from the Soviet Union or Kosovo's from Serbia.
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Some days are left open for play dates, and of course, I try to host so I don't have to circle around town picking up my kids before dinner.
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Trump, who has said that the accusations against Kavanaugh are false, had nonetheless left open the possibility that he would withdraw Kavanaugh's nomination during a press conference Wednesday evening.
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Homes, businesses intact Although most of his pictures were taken in stores and on streets, Loong said he did enter people's homes if doors were left open or unlocked.
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When we last saw the pair, Joanna gave Sam a kiss on the cheek before hopping on a plane to the U.S. Things were left open-ended with them.
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Though exit polls had given Saied a huge lead soon after voting ended on Sunday, his opponent had left open the possibility that he might appeal against the result.
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The Fed will be very cautious, and that is a big shift from what they are saying, down to two hikes, and they left open that could change, too.
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TVs allowed to stay on after curfew, cell doors left open a bit longer than usual, maybe even a movie that a unit manager would bring us from home.
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Chelsea Clinton said in an interview early Tuesday that she is currently not considering a challenge to President Trump, but left open the door on a White House bid.
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Three of the photos (including the one seen above) were taken using long exposures, meaning the cameras' shutters were left open for a longer-than-normal period of time.
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Both women are vying for the seat left open by Senator Jeff Flake, a notorious Trump dissenter who announced in October that he wouldn't be running for re-election.
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The Supreme Court took the case, and deadlocked because the Republican Senate has refused to allow Mr. Obama to fill the seat left open by Justice Antonin Scalia's death.
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He vowed to remain in politics and, in one interview after another, left open the possibility of running again in 2023 when the clock resets on presidential term limits.
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Doria said he would continue in the PSDB but that other parties were reaching out to him and he left open the option of leaving to run for president.
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If it loses the seat left open by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, Trump will likely shoulder the blame and Republicans could start defecting from his agenda.
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She said smart border security would not be overly reliant on physical barriers but on better technology and more personnel, a phrasing that left open the possibility of barriers.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen said the case for a rate hike is strengthening, but she left open the timing of what would be the first increase since December 2015.
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But death penalty attorney Robert Sanger, who filed an amicus brief supporting the challenge to the measure, said the court left open a key avenue for challenging the initiative.
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Rob Gronkowski left open the possibility of returning to the NFL during a recent press conference promoting CBDMedic, a CBD-based ointment that he says has helped him recover.
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In these white-collar prisons, there's more room to breathe, the doors of the cell are left open, there's a little bit of moving around in the common spaces.
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But regardless, Barr is correct: When Mueller surprisingly left open the conclusion of his work, the hierarchical structure of the executive branch gave the "baby" to the attorney general.
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They've deliberately left open the possibility that House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady would introduce substantive changes to the bill when it reaches the Rules Committee on Wednesday.
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Five districts in the four states holding primaries Tuesday have fielded large packs looking to fill seats left open by members who have resigned or who plan to retire.
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She said "smart" border security would not be "overly reliant" on physical barriers but on "better technology and more personnel," a phrasing that left open the possibility of barriers.
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The middle of the property is left open to create more of a cursive V than a triangle, which makes for longer units, with more views of the park.
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The In Flanders Fields museum, near its exit, lists all the wars that followed the "war to end all wars," including the Syrian war, its end date left open.
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If he were to run, Mr. Bloomberg said it would be as a Democrat, and he left open the door to changing his party registration in the coming months.
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Mr. Cisneros and Ms. Kim were competing for the seat left open after Representative Ed Royce, who has represented the area since 1993, decided not to seek re-election.
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The three U.S. officials, who spoke to Reuters this week on condition of anonymity, left open the possibility the decision could be reversed, perhaps if Turkey altered its plans.
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The Supreme Court's ruling last year left open the question of whether a business can discriminate against gay men and lesbians based on rights protected by the First Amendment.
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Last week, Mr. Giuliani backtracked from another surprising assertion that left open the possibility that Trump campaign aides might have coordinated with Russia in its election interference in 2016.
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But there, too, he left open plenty of room for interpretation, saying he backed a "new and strong relationship with the single market" that would include tariff-free access.
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The court told state lawmakers to redraw the state's 18 House districts, which currently favor Republicans, and it left open the possibility that it would impose its own map.
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The European Tour certainly will be stronger in September, essentially left open for the taking with the PGA Tour's move toward wrapping its FedEx Cup playoffs by Labor Day.
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An ITV spokesperson told CNN the "door was left open" for Flack to return to the show, and that it kept in "regular contact" with her in recent months.
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Representatives of Capital One refused to answer questions about whether Ms. Thompson had hacked into its systems or simply climbed through a window that had accidentally been left open.
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That left open the possibility of requiring local governments to honor requests from federal immigration authorities to detain unauthorized immigrants so that immigration officers can take them into custody.
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Mr. Trump suggested in an interview with The New York Times this year that he believed those sanctions were useless, and left open the possibility he might lift them.
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Mr. Narvekar left open the possibility of bringing in some internal managers, but stressed that he did not expect a large portion of the portfolio would be managed internally.
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The latter isn&apost the type of high-quality shot that modern teams build their offenses around, but it&aposs a good open look that the defense left open.
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He left open the possibility that he would still run for the seat even if he didn't get Kemp's appointment but said it would depend on who was appointed.
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On Sunday, Mr. Rosenstein left open the possibility that reporters could carry some legal responsibility for information published, but said the department had not revised any policy on reporters.
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Mr. Mattis's assertion left open the question of whether the United States would, through direct attack or cybersabotage, try to destroy North Korea's missiles before they left the launchpad.
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So she left Open Markets at the beginning of this year to lead the American Economic Liberties Project, a new organization dedicated to pushing government to confront corporate concentration.
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Days later, on January 11, Trump told reporters "I think it was Russia" that hacked the Democratic National Committee -- but he left open the possibility of other countries' involvement.
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The share of adults with college degrees exceeds the national average of about 30.3% in all of them except the New Jersey seat left open by retiring Republican Rep.
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It asks the justices to decide the major question left open by the Heller decision: whether the Second Amendment protects the right to carry a gun outside the home.
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A day earlier, he told reporters at a White House briefing that he was "disappointed" in the attorney general and left open the possibility that he would fire Sessions.
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But the plea agreement with the Justice Department left open a central issue — whether the killing of Mr. Scott had been tantamount to second-degree murder or voluntary manslaughter.
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So much that when that solitary door is inevitably left open, it becomes a red scare: a symbolic catalyst for the collapse of a micro-society built on fear.
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It was not until the fall of last year, though, that Hornsey was put into place, meaning a key job at the company was left open for many months.
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There are so many possible meanings left open by the way a question is framed, the context in which it is asked, the person responding, and the reporter's interpretation.
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In the area of partisan gerrymandering, for instance, Kennedy had left open the door that the court might someday articulate a manageable standard to police cases of extreme partisan gerrymandering.
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But while the studio did not include him in the series, it had left open the possibility of his return to the show he's been a part of since 2015.
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Trump has said that he will not meet with any foreign leaders before he takes office, but left open the possibility of meeting Tsai after his inauguration on Jan. 20.
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Mooppan also argued that the president presented a special situation, and left open the question of whether someone could file this type of lawsuit against a lower-ranking public official.
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Milley also said he didn't know where Trump got the information on al-Baghdadi "whimpering," but left open the possibility the president heard it from someone he hasn't spoked to.
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She left open the possibility of paying a visit to supporters at the school, long a bastion of liberal student activism and the Free Speech Movement protests of the 1960s.
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The court left open the question of whether that ruling should be retroactively applied to about 2,000 people who were sentenced automatically to life without parole before the 2012 decision.
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If they find a door or window left open I think people would want officers to check everything is OK at that address and not to just walk on by.
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Kaeser also left open the possibility of a sale of further shares in the medical technology division Healthineers , in which Siemens holds 85 percent after floating the business last year.
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He left open the question of whether it was conducted under widened authorizations that have freed up the Pentagon's room for maneuver since he took over from President Barack Obama.
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When the sun is setting, shutters left open offer a glimpse into my brother's childhood bedroom; I forgot to roll them down, and the room's white muslin curtains still hang.
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Again the door was left open to an easing should developments in inflation, unemployment or the global economy warrant it, but there was little sign a move might be imminent.
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The next two House special elections are both on June 20, when both Georgia and South Carolina voters will head to the polls to replace seats left open after Reps.
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Trump said on Thursday it was "certainly illegal" for NBC to release the tape and he left open the option of seeking legal action against the network after the election.
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When I arrived nobody was there to receive me but the door was unlocked and I assumed it had been left open so that I could pick up my belongings.
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And after sustained criticism of Trump, McAuliffe again left open the possibility of running for presidency in 2020, although he said he isn't planning to do so as of now.
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Her lawyer said on CNN that Ford is not prepared to speak at Monday's hearing, though she left open the door to talking with the Judiciary Committee in some capacity.
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Security guard heard drilling Campos had been investigating an alarm that went off in another room on the same floor, signaling that a door had been left open, Lombardo said.
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Judge Collyer smartly chose not to comment on whether MetLife was actually too big to fail, and she left open the possibility that the company could someday merit that designation.
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Red Sox 3B Pablo Sandoval (shoulder surgery) is with the team, and manager John Farrell left open the possibility of him returning before the end of the regular season. 2.
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On Monday, Chief Mina answered in a way that left open the possibility that some of the 49 people killed and 53 wounded were, in fact, hit by police gunfire.
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The report said no one from the Trump campaign conspired with Moscow during the campaign, but left open the question of whether or not Trump obstructed justice after taking office.
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However, critics say the vague wording left open the possibility that less senior officials or other parts of the Saudi government could have played a role, according to the Times.
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When the United States closed the deal to annex American Samoa in 1899, it left open whether the islands had become part of the United States for purposes of citizenship.
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The Warriors solved Memphis by packing the paint and leaving Tony Allen's broken jumper open on the perimeter, but the Spurs have no such player that can be left open.
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The but…: Trump left open the possibility that the government could shut down again in three weeks -- or that he could declare a national emergency as he has floated previously.
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The testimony by Mr. Wildstein, a former Christie administration official at the Port Authority, left open the possibility that Mr. Cuomo did not know the true reason for the closings.
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I had heard a rumor that the houses there, built by olive pickers for use during their harvests, were kindly left open all year to serve as refuge for hikers.
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Nearly four months after Ms. McCormack was charged, a state court dismissed the criminal complaint, but in a way that left open the possibility that she could be charged again.
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As was the case after Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, some community members expressed outrage that the teenager's corpse was left open, prompting a swift response from local elected officials.
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" General McMaster said in a telephone interview on Thursday that his departure had been under discussion for weeks, and, "really, the only issue that had been left open is timing.
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The contested seat was left open after Representative Tim Murphy, an anti-abortion Republican, was forced to resign when a former lover said he pressed her to have an abortion.
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Results can be affected by the weather or even by doors left open, said Kelly Pennell, associate director of the federally funded Superfund Research Center at the University of Kentucky.
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In response to the sheer number of new digital gates that might be left open, employers and educators have had to become more creative in finding people to guard them.
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Mr. Trump left open the possibility that Prince Mohammed was aware of Mr. Khashoggi's killing — in effect conceding that the prince could have lied to him in multiple phone conversations.
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Last month, a member of the president's legal team left open the possibility that Trump could fire the special counsel if he thought the probe was not being conducted properly.
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Muzinich would fill a space that has been left open throughout the Trump administration after two candidates, Brian Brooks and Jim Donovan, both dropped out of the running last year.
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Schiff, who has led the House's impeachment inquiry, left open the possibility that obstruction of justice could be included in articles of impeachment -- but he declined to specify his preference.
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Last week Trump flirted with the idea of meeting Rouhani during the U.N. General Assembly and even left open the possibility that the United States could ease sanctions on Iran.
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Trump had signed proclamations to impose tariffs of 25 percent and 23 percent on steel and aluminum imports, respectively, last week, although the door was left open for potential exemptions.
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While they said 2019 growth forecasts would need to be cut, they left open the question whether the medium term outlook, key for ECB policy, would need to be changed.
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At the time, Cruz had proposed an amendment to the legislation that scrapped the bill's full pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants but left open a path to legal status.
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Left open is the question of how Trump will disentangle himself from his sprawling business empire—something Trump recently stated he would address in a press conference before postponing the event.
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However, the parameters of the test left open the possibility that Warren was only 1/1,024 Native American — a tiny fraction that the Massachusetts Democrat's opponents were quick to point out.
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However, Speth left open the possibility of new investment in Britain such as an electric battery and car plant if the conditions, including pilot testing and support from science, were right.
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In a separate television interview with CBS' "Face the Nation," Pompeo left open the possibility of U.S. military action in the region but declined to discuss what form that might take.
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The Laptop isn't any of that; it's just a nice looking laptop, which neatly slots into the big vacant space Apple has left open by refusing to update the MacBook Air.
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However, Speth left open the possibility of new investment such as an electric battery and car plant in Britain if the conditions, including pilot testing and support from science, were right.
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When asked if any Americans might've been involved in the placement of Facebook ads on Russia's behalf, Conaway left open the possibility, saying he had no way of answering the question.
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And in June, the ballroom doors of the 5-star Wynn Las Vegas Hotel in Nevada were left open after the start of an orthopedic-surgery lab at a medical convention.
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FLORENCE (Reuters) - The EU's antitrust regulator, who has accused Alphabet unit Google of stifling competition in three separate cases, left open the possibility of further action against the U.S. technology giant.
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Trump left open the possibility that he could eventually fire Mueller, warning that Mueller would be crossing a line if he made any attempt to delve into the Trump family's finances.
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It's unclear where those funds will come from, but the White House has left open the possibility that he could use disaster funds for the project, according to The Associated Press.
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In addition to specifying the above investigative topics, he left open the notion that he would follow up on any new allegations of wrongdoing uncovered during the course of the investigation.
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But this left open the possibility that these drugs could be used to routinely prevent disease, even if no animals were sick, so long as a veterinarian had written a prescription.
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The draft was discussed as the Italian government said on Monday that it was sticking to its main budget goals, but left open the possibility of eventually cutting its deficit target.
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Orrin Hatch of Utah announced his intention earlier in the day to retire at the end of his current term, and in so doing left open a race to replace him.
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In its agreement with the leaders of three indigenous groups affected by the dam, the province of Newfoundland and Labrador left open the possibility of stripping the land in that way.
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In a letter she sent to colleagues later that day, she left open the possibility that the relevant House committees — Judiciary and Homeland Security — would return to work on the issues.
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Election Day is finally here in Georgia's 85033th Congressional District, the closely watched special election runoff to fill the House seat left open by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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Election Day is finally here in Georgia's 26th Congressional District, the closely watched special election runoff to fill the House seat left open by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House before leaving Washington for Florida, Trump left open the possibility of campaigning for Moore, saying he would make an announcement on that next week.
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Kagame left open the possibility that the attack may have been mounted by a new group called RNC, one of several other groups which he said had joined forces with FDLR.
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At the time of the incident, Dean was responding to a wellness check after a neighbor called a non-emergency police line to say Jefferson's front door had been left open.
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And Jay Sekulow, a new member of Trump's legal team, left open the possibility that the administration could fire Mueller if the president believes the probe is compromised in any way.
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Whether in deference to the story's uncertainties, or to the demands of television melodrama, the possibility is left open that this semi-fictional Alec was just a romantic rogue at heart.
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Joakim Nordstrom found a small seam left open by Andersen and slipped the puck past him to put the Bruins up 63-0 with 5:31 left in the first period.
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The court's decision was narrow, and it left open the larger question of whether a business can discriminate against gay men and lesbians based on rights protected by the First Amendment.
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Speaking through lawyers, Christine Blasey Ford said she would cooperate with the Senate Judiciary Committee and left open the possibility of testifying later about her allegations against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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The court's decision seemed to apply only to the case at hand, and left open the question of whether a business can refuse gay customers by invoking their First Amendment rights.
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But with the special counsel investigating some of Mr. Kushner's meetings with Russian officials, it left open the question of whether investigators had uncovered evidence that made him a security threat.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Sunday left open the possibility that President Donald Trump will attempt to build a wall on the southern border using his own authority.
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Parts of President Trump&aposs border wall would require the installation of floodgates that would be left open for months at a time, according to a report from The Washington Post.
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But...: Esper's statement doesn't rule out the possibility of deploying a lesser number of troops to the region, a possibility several other U.S. officials have also left open in recent days.
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Putting aside that I expressly referred only to the known evidence and left open the possibility of new evidence, the exchange reflects a common disconnect in the analysis of collusion theories.
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In announcing on Thursday that he would remove himself from such a case, Mr. Sessions had left open the possibility that he might still oversee matters related to the transition period.
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The door was left open, however, for Russians to compete as an "Olympic Athlete of Russia" as long as they satisfy strict conditions that show they have a doping-free background.
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But the formal withdrawal process from the organization takes a year, and the White House left open the possibility that the US would remain if it could negotiate a better deal.
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Trump also left open whether he would support the use of force to protect Gulf oil supplies that Washington fears might be put in jeopardy by Iran in the brewing confrontation.
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The sensors themselves can activate the Wyze Cam's recording feature when movement is detected, while the contact sensors can let you know how long a window or door has been left open.
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The strategy left Germany's central defenders Mats Hummels and Jerome Boateng painfully exposed at the back, gasping for air and unable to cover the large patches in their own half left open.
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They left open how much additional aid they would provide for refugees in Turkey and made only a vague reference to preparing for a decision on opening more areas of membership talks.
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Here, animal forms are superimposed in chaotic discourse, some fully and carefully rendered, others unfulfilled and left open to penetration by the environment, all commingled with an extraordinary confused jumble of lines.
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He persuaded Lakdim to release a woman he was holding as a human shield, laying down his weapon and putting his mobile phone on a table with the line surreptitiously left open.
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Winning in all three of these states has taken on added urgency after the unanticipated retirements of Republican senators in Tennessee, Arizona and Mississippi left open seats that could suddenly be competitive.
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Trump said he was prepared to take military action to stop Tehran having a nuclear bomb but left open whether he would sanction the use of force to protect Gulf oil supplies.
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Although the US Supreme Court ruled in 1997 that then-president Bill Clinton could be sued in federal court, the justices left open the question of what was allowed in state court.
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Experts say the classification of an "open structure" call -- about a home or building with a door left open -- escalated things beyond a wellness check and meant the officers would respond differently.
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The debate reaches all the way back to a law passed when George Washington was president and was addressed in an 508 Supreme Court case, but has left open questions debated today.
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MACCALLUM: There were questions about Crimea and Secretary Pompeo really laid out very clearly what our policy is on Crimea if there was any vagueness that was left open in the presidency.
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Per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Price's phrasing left open the possibility she's not thrilled HIV-positive people are not dying "more readily," at which point they would pose less of a risk.
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She faced several questions about whether the Fed would follow its counterparts in Europe in Japan to adopt negative interest rates, and left open the possibility that the Fed could do so.
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Tuesday said they could hear "two women arguing" but were unable to speak to anyone as the phone line was left open, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said in a news release.
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Races in Brazil and Canada, whose fate had also been left open on the draft calendar, were confirmed on the 23-round official version published by the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA).
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Trump said he was prepared to take military action to stop Iran having a nuclear bomb but left open whether he would approve the use of force to protect Gulf oil supplies.
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He said passing tax reform would be critical to getting infrastructure done — and left open the option of using money from repatriated corporate earnings to pay for at least part of it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will review security at parliament, ministers said on Sunday, responding to criticism that a gate for vehicles was left open for a time during a deadly attack on Wednesday.
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" Remnick said that he would not interview Bannon on stage during the event as planned but left open the door to interview him down the road "in a more traditionally journalistic setting.
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Two of the most contentious issues left open for negotiation relate to changes in China's intellectual property regime as well as a call for structural changes related to China's state-owned industries.
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He added that the F.D.A. left open the possibility of limiting the addition of flavors in the future, but that it would depend on how the agency interpreted the rules released Thursday.
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"We're going to stay in," Tillerson said in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union," though he left open the possibility that the US could seek another agreement.
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But a settlement announced in federal court in San Francisco left open numerous legal and financial issues stemming from the carmaker's admission that it rigged diesel vehicles to cheat on pollution tests.
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That is largely because the Chinese have left open large loopholes that have kept the North Korean economy alive and, by some measures, enjoying more trade than at any time in years.
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Rob Gronkowski on Tuesday left open the possibility of making a return to the NFL while promoting CBDMedic, a CBD-based ointment the former tight end says he has used to recover.
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Johnson issued a statement saying the current proposal in both chambers is imbalanced in favor of large corporations but he left open the door to supporting the bills if they are altered.
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The special election to fill the suburban Atlanta seat left open by new Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price is one of the first competitive races since President Trump assumed office.
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" While Trump left open the option that if a deal isn't reached in the next three weeks he'll declare a state of emergency to build his wall, Portman called that option "problematic.
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You can't take your eyes off his eyes—blue and unblinking, as he confronts the world like a camera with the shutter left open, permitting the images to burn into his brain.
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Nevada has become bluish; it went for Hillary Clinton in 2016, and a Senate seat left open by retiring House Minority Leader Harry Reid was easily won by Democrat Catherine Cortez Masto.
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The department left open the possibility that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo could meet North Korean officials during meetings of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) bloc in Singapore this weekend.
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" After reading Twilley's piece, I am firmly on the side of Franklin (who wanted the window left open) and Marcel's grandmother, who would go outside and proclaim, "At last one can breathe!
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Judge O'Neill also left open the possibility that he might limit the number of accusers who actually testify if he decides during the trial that their cumulative evidence has become too prejudicial.
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Perhaps for this reason, Lafayette Anticipations' future has been left open: Only two shows have been scheduled, including the opening exhibition, a site-specific installation by the New York artist Lutz Bacher.
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The court ruled that in theory the government can ask about citizenship on the census and left open the possibility that the administration could offer a plausible rationale to add the question.
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Gunshots were heard over the line that Colonel Beltrame had left open on his cellphone, and gendarmes, fearing that their comrade was under attack, began the assault that ultimately killed Mr. Lakdim.
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His joining the bench after the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy, who for many years left open the possibility of reining in these abuses, has effectively closed that door, maybe for good.
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That means Mr. Mueller left open the possibility of charging Mr. Trump with obstruction after he is no longer president – a possibility that Mr. Barr has tried to take off the table.
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A section of the basement, left open to the air, was filled with crystalline water in which thousands of lobsters swam "like a Dali painting or a Louis Vuitton texture," says Masu.
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Mr. Trump carefully left open the door for Mr. Kim to "call me or write" if he decides to cease the threats of nuclear exchanges and wants to reschedule the summit meeting.
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But she left open the option of reconvening the House, either to amend the Senate bill or pass the Democrats' alternative package, if the Senate proposal falls short of her caucus's requirements.
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Even as she fills in the missing details, the stories are left open-ended; there is no rush to condemn or redeem, merely to get as close to the truth as possible.
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WASHINGTON — Chief Justice John Roberts left open the possibility that he could side with the Supreme Court's liberal wing during intensive, fact-based arguments on Wednesday in a high-profile abortion case.
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It was deliberately left open and did not have windows until 1919, when some remodeling was done to accommodate equipment for the Weather Bureau, as the National Weather Service was then known.
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But an order requesting that Mr. Barnes appear before the court on May 19 — to show cause as to why the firm should not be dissolved — was left open to the public.
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That left open the possibility that the government could use the statements to try to impeach Mr. Rahimi if he were to testify and contradict something he had said during his interrogation.
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Steam-heat systems were designed in the eighteen-fifties to work with a steady-burning coal fire and to run hot, as compensation for windows left open in the name of health.
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Trump's lawyers "dismissed the idea of a pardon at the time," but Giuliani, who still works as Trump's lawyer, "left open the possibility" of a future pardon for Cohen, the Journal reported.
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Those critics say the vague wording in the report left open the possibility that less senior officials or other parts of the Saudi government could have played a role in the attacks.
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This has happened in a significant way, as the jet stream has bent down into the western U.S., allowing colder air to come down, somewhat like a freezer door being left open.
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Roberts left open what should happen in other scenarios, including cell-tower dumps, in which cops can request records of every mobile phone at a particular location over a certain time period.
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He was referring to the ruling that left open the possibility that the citizenship question could be added to the census if the administration came up with a better rationale for it.
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The White House said Sunday it will not participate in the House Judiciary Committee's first impeachment hearing on Wednesday but left open the possibility that it may take part in future proceedings.
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Still, the president's aides left open the possibility of Trump sticking to the climate agreement, saying that his views on the issue are "evolving" as he speaks to other leaders about it.
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When Sage bent down out of sight at one point to tie part of the gate that had been left open, dirty-minded onlookers decided she was doing something else for Biggin.
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It also left open the question of how much more production capacity G.M., Ford and Fiat Chrysler can effectively add in the United States — particularly if consumer demand levels off or drops.
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SEBI Chairman Tyagi suggested on Monday that it wanted the NSE to address the probe first and then left open the prospect the exchange would need to refile the eagerly anticipated IPO.
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Mexico and Canada, the two other signatories of NAFTA, have been exempted from the tariffs, while Trump has left open the possibility that other nations could also be exempted, such as Australia.
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"That can lead patients vulnerable to these types of denials and refusals, and really left open to individual pharmacists who are deciding what kind of medical care someone can get," Garcia said.
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Even before this past week, Mr. Trump had publicly assailed Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation and left open the possibility that he might even fire him.
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When they tried to hide the setup from inspectors, they left open valves that allowed gas to flow into the basement and eventually ignite, killing an employee of the restaurant and a customer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military on Monday left open the possibility of additional North Korean ballistic missile launch attempts beyond the four medium-range missiles that landed in the sea off northwest Japan.
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She left open whether a nationwide ban was feasible saying this was a "complex political and legal issue" and de Maiziere had her full support in coming up with a solution to it.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Socialist presidential hopeful Manuel Valls distanced himself from his main rival for his party's presidential ticket on Friday and left open the door to backing centrist independent Emmanuel Macron instead.
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By withdrawing from the nuclear deal and imposing sanctions, he reintroduced pressure on Iran and left open the possibility that Iran would, like the US, renege on its commitments in the nuclear deal.
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But Roberts also wrote that the question itself wasn't unconstitutional, a finding the court's conservatives agreed with, and left open the possibility for it to be added in the future under different circumstances.
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The decentralisation process was left open-ended and the distribution of powers is ambiguous, partly because the regional governments were set up after the constitution was introduced (except for the Generalitat in Catalonia).
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Falque-Pierrotin left open whether the regulators could in the future challenge other legal channels for data transfers, such as standard contractual clauses - contracts establishing privacy protections between groups - and binding corporate rules.
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But until now, Wheeler had left open the possibility that he would stay around even after Trump was in office — something that, compared to this entire election cycle, didn't actually sound that crazy.
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" The "small" black bear had wandered into the garage on Mineral Springs Road through a door that had been left open," according to a statement from the Cornwall Police Department obtained by PEOPLE.
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A threat-scanning service can't actually fix their issues — like their use of default passwords, UPnP left on by default, root passwords in the firmware or a telnet port left open, for example.
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Banks insist they won't pass on negative rates to their small-account holders, but some lenders have left open the possibility of raising fees on big deposits, meaning a net charge to customers.
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Fort Worth Police Department Chief Ed Kraus said Dean was dispatched to investigate an "open structure call," a situation which could mean a door left open by accident or a burglary in process.
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But the manifesto left open the question of who would lead a united centrist ticket, charged with defending the continuity of pro-market changes and fiscal austerity proposed by unpopular President Michel Temer.
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Trump said it would be a "violation" for Mueller to dig through Trump family finances as part of his investigation and left open the possibility that he would try to force Mueller out.
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Euro zone ministers on Monday left open for now how long after 2018 they want Greece to maintain a higher primary fiscal surplus of 3.5 percent, a factor considered crucial by the IMF.
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Picture a place that sends an alert to your phone when the smoke or CO detectors inside your house sense trouble, or when a window is left open as rain begins to fall.
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With President Donald Trump pledging to scrap or renegotiate trade deals as part of his "America First" strategy, the door has been left open for China to push ahead with its own agreements.
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"The issue of whether these terms can still result in a violation of data protection rules and how this would have to be assessed under competition law has been left open," it emphasizes.
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The court's ruling left open the possibility that Mr. Zuma might have been "following wrong legal advice and therefore acting in good faith" when he failed to comply with the public protector's order.
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When Seligman changed the situation and left open the door to the cage, Walker wrote, the dogs had to be repeatedly dragged out of the cage before they understood that escape was possible.
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Winston's owner told CBS New York that the pup had bolted up the apartment's staircase, raced through an access door that had been left open, then flew off the edge of the building.
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The BOJ also left open the possibility that it will maintain its ultra-loose policy longer than expected, saying it would allow inflation to overshoot its 2 percent target before tapering asset purchases.
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Campbell Soup Co shares dipped 2.2 percent after it announced plans to sell its international and fresh refrigerated-foods units and left open the possibility of putting the whole company up for sale.
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But the deal left open the question of whether Canada, the third country in NAFTA, would agree to the changes -- and Trump himself said he wanted to throw out the name NAFTA altogether.
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When asked whether travel restrictions in states such as Washington and California had been discussed, the president said they had not been but left open the possibility that such actions could be taken.
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Mr. Giuliani left open the possibility that the president, who has said in the past that he would be eager to sit down with the special counsel, would still agree to be interviewed.
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The agency also left open the possibility that it might soon begin enriching the uranium to higher levels of purity, edging it closer to what would be necessary to build a nuclear weapon.
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The lawyers' filing left open the possibility that Mr. Saipov was not the actual target of F.B.I. surveillance and might have been overheard in conversations with others that the F.B.I. had interest in.
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But Beemsee left open the possibility of something else, perhaps an actual way to take over one of their targeted websites — which the hacker collective has been scanning for vulnerabilities since the beginning.
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Whether at this late stage it would be possible to postpone the election is not clear, but Philippe left open the possibility that the second round on March 22 would not go ahead.
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Two thieves entered the mint, taking a security guard's gun and throwing him to the ground before making off with 1,20173 gold coins from the vault, which was left open, police told Reuters.
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When the agreement was initially negotiated, it left open whether the port and surrounding land could be used by the Chinese military, which Indian officials asked the Sri Lankan government to explicitly forbid.
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McConnell left open the possibility that he would only bring the GOP measure up for another vote at the end of next week, essentially leaving no time for negotiations after another failed vote.
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Although other hacks dwarf the Equifax incident in sheer size and volume, the Equifax breach is particularly severe due to the breathtaking amount of highly sensitive data it has left open to criminals.
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That discount factor will be determined by the government and, in that respect, the petro is a de facto fiat currency which is left open to control (and manipulation) by the Venezuelan authorities.
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Trump, during an Oval Office meeting with his South Korean counterpart, Moon Jae-in, left open the door to a third summit with Kim but said it's up to the North Korean dictator.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Doug Jones of Alabama, have left open the possibility that they might acquit Trump on either of the two charges -- abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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The attack reportedly occurred about 60 miles off the coast of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, which left open the possibility of Iranian forces blaming the attack on the Saudi government or Saudi-aligned forces.
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The U.S. has exempted the EU, Argentina, Australia, Canada, Mexico, South Korea and Brazil from the steel and aluminum tariffs and left open the possibility that others could be added to the list.
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On Thursday, Campbell Soup said it planned to sell its international and fresh refrigerated-foods units, and only left open the possibility of putting the whole company up for sale down the line.
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He has repeatedly left open the possibility that Russia wasn't responsible for the election interference, suggesting China or even a "guy sitting on his bed who weighs 400 pounds" might be behind it.
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The abductors, who are believed to be foreign nationals, accessed the gym through gates that are believed to have been left open deliberately, Dar es Salaam regional police commissioner Lazaro Mambosaso told CNN.
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That statement left open the possibility, though, that the children could be reunited with relatives or "appropriate" sponsors in the United States, not necessarily the parent they were separated from at the border.
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But when the Bay Area became the first U.S. area to order its residents to "shelter in place," she said that Starbucks location was left open because it was deemed "essential" to residents.
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Some of Mr. Trump's advisers feared he would move to fire Mr. Mueller, an option that the president pointedly left open in an Oval Office interview with The New York Times in July.
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Kobach, who has aligned himself with President Donald Trump and served on the president's short-lived election integrity commission, is a leading candidate for the Senate seat left open by veteran GOP Sen.
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The U.S. official left open the possibility that protests may initially been tied to Rouhani's more conservative opponents, but said it quickly morphed into a spontaneous, broader uprising that caught Tehran off-guard.
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The new plan seeks to close a barn door that left open the personal records of some 22 million Americans, while programs that range from jet fighters to critical infrastructure have been repeatedly breached.
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"Imagine what a mess it would be in the zoo if all the cages were left open," Volendam retiree Willem Veerman said when asked why he has embraced Wilders' anti-Islam, anti-EU agenda.
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He emphasized that "nobody that I know of" had any contact with Russian intelligence officials and rebutted the sinister suspicions that the left has inserted into the factual gaps left open by the leaks.
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And one she said will be reviewed by the end of the year to see how (or, well, whether) it's functioning, with the door left open for additional steps to be taken if not.
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