So you are kind of forced into making a decision.
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She never expected to be making a decision like this.
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Make sure you're relationship is solid before making a decision.
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I avoided making a decision as long as I could.
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"I'm not making a decision until next week," he said.
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It's unclear: The Supreme Court has delayed making a decision.
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" Mekies said making a decision "was not an easy process.
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And we'll be making a decision at the appropriate time.
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I'm going to sleep on it before making a decision.
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"Imagine having an envisioning exercise before making a decision," Lord said.
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Making a decision ultimately -- but he was one of the people.
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Maybe we'll just avoid making a decision and order them all.
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I think the window for making a decision is rapidly closing.
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It studied the costs and delayed making a decision until 2100.
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But the president has put off making a decision for now.
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PICKS A DOOR eventually became a euphemism for making a decision.
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" He's right, but that would be cold comfort for the 80 people who die so the politicians can avoid making a decision that—according to Rickman—"is obvious to anyone not trying to avoid making a decision.
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Get some insight for making a decision and enroll for $14.99 here.
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Than a single person making a decision, a top-down decision-making.
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For me making a decision [to sell] was a pretty easy decision.
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They're pretty forgiving, which takes the pressure out of making a decision.
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"Making a decision later with more information may be better," Francis said.
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"We'll be making a decision at the appropriate time," Trump said Thursday.
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Like people are making a decision to be entertaining, rather than substantive.
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"We're looking at it, and we'll be making a decision," Trump said.
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If you're stuck on making a decision, talk it out with someone!
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"I would be okay him making a decision on relevancy," Udall said.
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Howell ended the hearing without making a decision on the House's request.
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Figure out which method works best for you before making a decision.
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It's also become a symbol of making a decision and committing to it.
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I'm making a decision based on what kind of scene will this be.
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So he'll be — it's totally his decision, but he'll be making a decision.
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Then talk to at least a couple of attorneys before making a decision.
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For example, human biases that can tip the scales when making a decision.
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But the Danes postponed making a decision then, pending clarification of certain matters.
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The party is making a decision, and it may well get its way.
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As consumers buy these products, they're making a decision to stick with Apple.
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Look at the cost and benefits of each option before making a decision.
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"I'm going to be making a decision over the next week," Trump said.
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The EU executive has already delayed making a decision on the Opal link.
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Like other financial products, compare offers from many lenders before making a decision.
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You might not know how yet — but making a decision starts the process.
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I'd strongly advise founders to consider these three points before making a decision: 3.
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After making a decision, I will wonder if I have made the wrong choice.
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Once it has the correct and robust information, making a decision is relatively easy.
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These questions highlight the difficulties we will have in making a decision on geoengineering.
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Per the report, Trump left the room without making a decision on U.S. strategy.
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" Trump called Jackson a "high-quality person" and added "he'll be making a decision.
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"I'm going to be making a decision over the next week," Mr. Trump said.
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Will be making a decision soon on the appointment of new Chief Economic Advisor.
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Masisi said he would present the report to his cabinet before making a decision.
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On Monday night, Heitkamp said she would "fully vet" Kavanaugh before making a decision.
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They're very big rallies, and we'll be making a decision at the appropriate time.
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A number of Democrats are waiting to digest the bill before making a decision.
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Treat the process like an educational exercise: You're gathering information, not making a decision.
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People cited a lack of input from teachers and students before making a decision.
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The president is said to be making a decision on the payments next week.
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Indra is a master at conducting research and deep analyses before making a decision.
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The government is reviewing the ban but has set no deadline for making a decision.
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If there is anything listed, make sure to investigate it fully before making a decision.
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Making a decision about what to put in your Tinder bio is no simple endeavor.
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At the end of the day, it is not PSL or Madrona making a decision.
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"What this guy doesn't like is making a decision to terminate a pregnancy," Annas said.
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"It's not just the President making a decision to launch a nuclear weapon," she said.
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He had previously said he was waiting for Mueller to testify before making a decision.
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But not jumping on the Trump bandwagon falls far, far short of making a decision.
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Even so, he put off making a decision for almost a month and a half.
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Pressley never felt more comfortable making a decision than when Groh was in the room.
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Flake added separately that he wants to talk again with Pompeo before making a decision.
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Rather than leading with ideas, Democratic leaders check the latest polls before making a decision.
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"It's not just the President making a decision to launch a nuclear weapon," Gabbard said.
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And as a result, some are waiting for a drop in prices before making a decision.
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She told the BBC she would be making a decision on the deal later this month.
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"It's way too early for me to consider making a decision at this point," she said.
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Making a decision with this much weight and potential for damage wasn't part of the plan.
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The Definitive Guide to Business There are often great, convenient reasons to avoid making a decision.
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When making a decision, you're probably going to be competing with your thoughts and your gut.
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Steve Daines (Montana) -- Daines has said he's waiting to hear from constituents before making a decision.
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I always thought it would be as easy as just making a decision to get clean.
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The State Department and the National Security Council, however, deliberated for months without making a decision.
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There are many factors at play here, making a decision to charge ahead or delay complicated.
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"She will be taking it under advisement and will be making a decision soon," he added.
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He said senators should hear the arguments from both sides before making a decision on witnesses.
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TV on Thursday that he is "very close" to making a decision on whether to run.
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He often said that by not acting, you are making a decision, usually a bad one.
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He also suggested checking the insurers' complaint records on the N.A.I.C. website before making a decision.
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"I've always perceived him as someone who takes everything in before making a decision," Womack continued.
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Make sure you are comfortable with the answers to all these questions before making a decision.
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The Takeover Panel said it would seek the opinions of Sky's independent directors before making a decision.
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"The king will be making a decision as to who will be the prime minister," he said.
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I was making a decision for myself of what I wanted and something that I've been seeking.
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Are people having knockdown dragout fights, and somebody's [wounded], and we're making a decision and we're moving?
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CME said it did not have a deadline for making a decision and was seeking customer feedback.
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One official said there was "an overwhelming lack of urgency" about making a decision on the funding.
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The judge said she would listen to the 232 calls before making a decision, the Sentinel reported.
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They are now apparently maybe making a decision to go back in to some of those things.
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He announced Thursday that he would be meeting with transgender students and allies before making a decision.
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"It's smart advice; making a decision based on a recent market event usually results in a mistake."
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So whenever making a decision ask yourself, 'Who are you and who do you choose to be?
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We're told Kobe is still considering his options before making a decision one way or the other.
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" Alice continued, "I was put in between a rock and a hard spot on making a decision.
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Rather, we're making a decision to substantially and confidently increase our investment in the future of music.
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O'Rourke appears to be edging closer to making a decision over whether he will run for president.
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I am often told to be patient and take more time to reflect before making a decision.
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Almost two months later, the document is missing in action — which prevents Trump from making a decision.
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What's your timeline for making a decision, and when can I expect to hear back from you?
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The bank will be making a decision in the first half of this year, the paper said.
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I was so stuck on what people would think I was nearly incapable of making a decision.
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Had he been making a decision solely for himself, he likely would have picked Gingrich or Christie.
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The governor is expected to confer with May and Hammond before making a decision, the FT reported.
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Over the weekend, the outspoken figure said he intends to take his time in making a decision.
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The White House said it was conducting a national security and legal review before making a decision.
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She said she expected the team to stick together in making a decision about the White House.
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He is a businessman and therefore he is capable of calculating cost-benefits and making a decision.
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Making a decision as to when to start claiming Social Security benefits can be fraught with risks.
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And now we're making a decision on the neighborhood play that you've got to stay on the bag.
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In its order, the court laid out the difficulty in making a decision on such a sensitive topic.
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Before making a decision, NSF has asked for opinions from the public and scientific community regarding this decision.
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And if a decision were to increase costs, well, who would dream of making a decision like that?
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According to her, Owen has options, and she wants him to explore them all before making a decision.
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Because she could leave Deja with them but still say goodbye, but she's making a decision not to.
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He said that he wanted to spend time with his family before making a decision on his future.
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For Edd and Cynthia Staton, reaching age 231 while living in Ecuador meant making a decision about Medicare.
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Biden, who advisers say is currently nowhere near making a decision on 2020, addressed the question head on.
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"Every character is at a point of making a decision," Ventimiglia says of this moment in the season.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Friday put off making a decision on SunEdison Inc's SUNE.
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Without data, and without publishing the algorithm, it's extremely difficult to understand how it is making a decision.
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Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) says he has "no real timetable" for making a decision about a presidential run.
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Collins at the time of the interview told Showtime that she was "very close" to making a decision.
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"It's totally his decision, he'll be making a decision," Trump said on Tuesday when asked about Jackson's nomination.
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But until I do end up making a decision, I'm going to enjoy this chicken kebab over rice.
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In Vietnam, the inspection committee investigates wrongdoing before making a decision on how to sanction those found responsible.
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If he were contacted, Bolsonaro said, he would involve his defense council and Congress in making a decision.
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So all these factors should be taken into account when making a decision about what drug to use.
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And as Caruso pointed out, business owners should consult their accountants or tax advisors before making a decision.
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In some cases, working through the initial phases of making a decision will lead to a clear winner.
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At this time, it is unclear when the state plans on making a decision over Auger's license plate.
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Both pledged to refrain from making a decision until they heard both Dr. Blasey's and Judge Kavanaugh's testimonies.
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" But before making a decision on her teaching schedule, she wrote, "I'd like to talk to Joe first.
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Mr. Scott said that he wanted to see how Mr. Puzder performed in person before making a decision.
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This is a multi-billion dollar corporation actively making a decision to design its platform in this way.
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Eric Swalwell will be in N.H. on Thursday... He told CNN "he is close to making a decision..."
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But Nigeria had initially refused to commit, saying it needed to consult with domestic stakeholders before making a decision.
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Trump said in a tweet on Tuesday night that he "will be making a decision soon" on replacing Cohn.
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"You could send up the drone and use the videolink before making a decision how to proceed," he said.
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"It's ridiculous to think that Teresa would even be making a decision about this right now," the insider said.
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I try to get my mom to pick something, but her intrinsic frugalness keeps her from making a decision.
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When people are making a decision between two courses of action ... people often used a simple rule to choose.
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Over and over again, he asked Lucía to wait until she was seven months along before making a decision.
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But before I go there, transparency starts with letting the user know that an algorithm is making a decision.
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Our (ETF) purchases focus on affecting risk premium, so we will take that into account in making a decision.
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Saleh will test Allen's eyes and discipline, requiring him to confirm the coverage post-snap before making a decision.
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We've also been hearing that Lyft casually explored IPO possibilities, but is not yet close to making a decision.
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Brown has said he is thinking about running in 2020 but has set no timetable for making a decision.
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An April date for the settlement change would give MSCI time to evaluate its impact before making a decision.
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The team is still making a decision about where to draw the line on nudity, erotica, and offensive content.
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The Panel's executive said it was seeking the views of Sky's independent directors before making a decision on Disney.
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Trump also indicated that he would soon be making a decision about America's role in the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Not dealing with it causes more harm than momentary discomfort of making a decision and having a final decision.
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However, President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson said he had asked for talks with the main parties before making a decision.
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Whenever I'm making a decision like that, we get together and try to determine what's best for our family.
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Based on the response, the company will have a tough time making a decision, and CNBC wants to help.
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My Head line was long, meaning I was someone who thought things through extensively before making a decision (guilty).
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Anderson says the NFL might conduct some follow-up interviews with Brown before making a decision about possible punishment.
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Bennet has signaled that he will wait to listen to Gorsuch's answers during his hearing before making a decision.
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The U.S. Congress is on the verge of making a decision that could affect America's strategic interests for decades.
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But a spokeswoman for Colllins disputed that, saying she is neither closer nor farther away from making a decision.
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It was not immediately clear how close Sessions was to making a decision or the seriousness of the exploration.
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Richards also explained she first talked to her pal — and now costar — Lisa Rinna, 55, before making a decision.
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When a meeting is making a decision, air quality in the room may matter more than we have realized.
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Kim is reportedly looking for future actions by the U.S. before making a decision, Reuters reported citing the KCNA.
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Like any good retiree, we plan for multiple scenarios over an extended period of time before making a decision.
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But Sanders demurred on the topic until asked at the end how close he was to making a decision.
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SoftBank wants further clarity on the Japanese government's stance before making a decision on Huawei gear, the company said.
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Ms. Konte said during the interview that she felt rushed into making a decision to take the plea offer.
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It would be great if people took in all available evidence and considered it objectively prior to making a decision.
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The president will then formally consult with all parties to measure the pulse of possible scenarios before making a decision.
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"With some additional funding we're making a decision as to whether or not to get below profitability again," Kent said.
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We talk for several hours without really making a decision, but I'm glad it's a conversation we're able to have.
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But he has added the BOJ will weigh the merits and costs of any further easing in making a decision.
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And because every single person on this show is incapable of making a decision that is good, Marnie's on board.
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JOE KERNEN: Warren, you're making a decision to leave all your money to the private sector in terms of charities.
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He has the authority but doesn't want to take the heat for making a decision one way or the other.
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The company said it "tried out about 40,000 different variations of glue" before making a decision, according to Bloomberg News.
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The California-based company is close to making a decision, taking into account factors such as price, the people added.
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The choice to keep this private was his choice, in talking with us and making a decision as a family.
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"If you are branded as disloyal then you are making a decision to find another line of work," McGehee said.
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Trump tweeted Sunday that he would be making a decision soon on who he would ask to fill the position.
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Or, as has happened more often than not in his career, Biden makes a decision ... by not making a decision.
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No woman should live in fear of prison time or the death penalty for making a decision regarding her health.
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"I think, knowing him, he's going to want to look at everything before making a decision," Krishnamoorthi said of Cummings.
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But making a decision like this is a risk for a company like Meetup, which is dependent on paid subscriptions.
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Obviously plants aren't consciously making a decision between pots, but that's exactly what is so cool about the new research.
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Beyond knowing the deadline for making a decision, here are some key considerations before you sign on the dotted line.
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Essentially, a caucus is a gathering of people united in a political cause for the purpose of making a decision.
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He also added that one of the group's protest chants should serve as a guiding light in making a decision.
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Trump said on Monday he is close to making a decision about whether to abandon Obama-era deal with Iran.
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Pilots' unions have said they are comfortable with the proposed changes but want to review them before making a decision.
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"It's a critical point now where the country is making a decision about how to invest in infrastructure," Green said.
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The individuals that press that green button are making a decision to kill thousands and thousands and thousands of Americans.
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She is deliberate and wants to gather all the information she can before making a decision on a difficult issue.
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Trump said Sunday that he was "close to making a decision" about who he would nominate to replace the retiring Kennedy.
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Nigeria, Africa's largest economy, has so far refused saying it needs to consult with domestic economic stakeholders before making a decision.
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However, OPEC delayed making a decision on how deeply it would cut production until after it meets with Russia on Friday.
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The government was waiting for a final asset assessment by consultancy Wood Mackenzie before making a decision, one Petrobangla official said.
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It will assist him in making a decision in a election that has him questioning his party affiliation as a Republican.
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Officials originally stated that they were going to see how the game's creators would cooperate with them before making a decision.
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Asking yourself these questions will guide you in making a decision you feel good about and are less likely to regret.
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In fact, James might not even speak with top team officials before making a decision on his destination for next season.
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YouTube will review the data from the experiment before making a decision to roll out the Explore tab to more users.
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I don't remember making a decision to stay or go back – I just woke up in the ICU two days later.
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If you need more help making a decision about where and how to volunteer, check out this guide from Charity Navigator.
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"When it comes to making a decision based on personality scores, that decision is almost always binary or categorical," he says.
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"Before making a decision to relocate to a new city, a well thought out plan is essential to success," he says.
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But it could also be a way to prevent harassment from Twitter trolls before making a decision on an account ban.
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The MTA will likely gauge each bidders experience in installing modern fare payments systems in other cities before making a decision.
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After all, landlords are making a decision about someone with whom they'll have an involved business relationship for years to come.
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Shopping in your small-town grocery store, you will feel compelled to look around while making a decision on breakfast cereals.
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Former US President Barack Obama said that when making a decision, it's helpful not to watch TV or read social media.
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Barack Obama has said any president should avoid TV and social media when making a decision because it 'clouds your judgment'.
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He is very smart, able to grasp complex concepts in a short amount of time, and capable of making a decision.
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There have been several recent examples of the President making a decision only to change his mind after receiving outside influence.
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Speaking on other issues, he said that Russia was on the brink of making a decision on raising the pension age.
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He said he would "take my time as always" before making a decision on whether to return for a 15th season.
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The automakers have 30 days to submit their petitions, and the NHTSA will then take public comment before making a decision.
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But the timing of the conference comes at a delicate moment of economic diplomacy, making a decision to pull out fraught.
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And the ultimate goal of maximizing is impossible: You'll never be able to examine every possible option before making a decision.
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The agency does this by evaluating peer-reviewed scientific evidence and making a decision based on the weight of that evidence.
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What the IOC did, instead of making a decision, its president, Thomas Bach, could've done a major statement for clean sport.
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He told Brown the charter office would have to look over the school's test scores and financials before making a decision.
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But Democrats argue that all of the necessary information should be utilized when making a decision about removing Trump from office.
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" If he's elected, Morse promised that voters will never wonder if he is "making a decision for only the special interests.
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They said DeVos had indicated she would hold similar listening sessions in other parts of the country before making a decision.
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"I'm looking at what's going to be presented and making a decision if I'm for or against it," Moran said. Sen.
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A different official said the White House was in no hurry and wanted to consider all factors before making a decision.
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He stressed that they "are not making a decision" right away, and the committee is set to hold hearings next week.
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Kaine said Wednesday that he needs more information on Fairfax and Herring before making a decision on whether they should go.
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Negotiations have picked up pace, he said, and he is hopeful about making a decision in 2016 about how to proceed.
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" On visits to states like New Hampshire: "Part of making a decision will be understanding those states better, spending time there.
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The proof was in front of me: making a decision — any decision — was the best way to work toward financial goals.
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In the latest news surrounding North Korea's ongoing tensions with the U.S., the Asian country's leader Kim Jong Un stated that he would hold fire on making a decision surrounding a missile strike on the area around Guam, with the leader reportedly looking for future actions by the U.S. before making a decision, Reuters reported citing the KCNA.
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Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) walked away from its proposed merger with Renault on Wednesday, after the French company stalled on making a decision.
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The company says it will evaluate how users respond to Loops before making a decision to roll it out to other markets.
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He clarified that he wanted to go back to New Jersey to talk things over with his wife before making a decision.
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With all the pills, sprays, and syrups out there, making a decision at the drugstore can be an outright nerve-wracking experience.
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But when making a decision solely based on money, it's imperative that you have a clear understanding of your total compensation package.
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"It is likely to gauge the U.S. reaction in the days ahead before making a decision to launch a rocket," he said.
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"When you make a decision to move, you're making a decision to abandon your support network," said Beagle of WealthCrest Financial Services.
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Russia will monitor the situation on oil markets before making a decision on whether such an extension is needed, Novak told reporters.
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The latest text of the AHCA emerged late Wednesday, leaving lawmakers without the most up-to-date estimates for making a decision.
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We shouldn't let partisan anger blind us in making a decision as important as who to run our country for four years.
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The senator previously told CNN's Jake Tapper earlier this month that she was close to making a decision about running for president.
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When he is making a decision and pursuing a policy and making a statement today, he knows what his next move is.
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If you were waiting to see both new OnePlus phones before making a decision on which model to buy, I'd totally understand.
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Peru were awarded a penalty in that game, which Christian Cueva missed, after the referee consulted the VAR before making a decision.
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"When things get tense, before making a decision, he drives his tractor in Sologne," said longtime friend and lawyer Jean-Michel Darrois.
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"A number of factors go into making a decision like this, but we're confident we landed on the right policy," said Pambakian.
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Pruitt will have to show common-sense leadership and make sure he is making a decision based on science, timeliness and economics.
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Our sources say HGTV execs are closely eyeing ratings on the new season before making a decision ... and so far they're thrilled.
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A self-described "lifelong Democrat," Mr. Schultz said he would begin a three-month crisscross of the country before making a decision.
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But we should be clear about the decision we are making, even if we're only making it by not making a decision.
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For many, an awareness of these wines defuses the hideous, anxiety-soaked ritual of pondering a wine list and making a decision.
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Collins and other possible Republican crossovers say they want to wait until after the opening arguments before making a decision on witnesses.
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Ms. Peresman also has a few years before turning 65 and making a decision, but she is leaning in the other direction.
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Biden said last week that his family is on board with a 2020 run and he's "very close" to making a decision.
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We will be making a decision about our legal options after The Verge responds fully to our demands for retractions and corrections.
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Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) is going to at least study Kavanaugh's questions for the record after the hearings before making a decision.
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He's known to make calls early in the morning and late at night, often seeking input from multiple sources when making a decision.
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Every manuscript goes through peer-review and an editorial board discussion prior to making a decision as to whether or not to publish.
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"If I were making a decision whether to adopt it, I'd want to see some studies of this type already done," he said.
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" While Daugaard originally supported the bill, he changed his tune last week, saying "he'd need to study it more before making a decision.
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Kohl's will closely study the outfit bars' performance for the next three months before making a decision about putting them in more stores.
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The court challenges could keep the program on life support, and thus allow Congress to avoid making a decision, well into next year.
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Pelosi keeps resisting — variously citing GOP opposition, Trump's ability to exploit the issue, and the need for more investigation before making a decision.
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"So yes, carefully look at a resume, actually read it, and listen to what the person has to say before [making] a decision."
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But the thing they all have in common is that these companies are making a decision I'm sure none of them really enjoy.
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Meyer gave both sides a deadline of Monday, July 11, to file any additional documents and anticipates making a decision by next week.
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"This titan of Wall Street is utterly incapable of making a decision unless it is mean-spirited and benefiting him alone," McDevitt said.
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Donald Trump is talking about making a decision to immediately move the embassy to Jerusalem and make that the acknowledged capital of Israel.
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IndyCar gives its stewards — former Ford Racing executive Dan Davis and former drivers Arie Luyendyk and Max Papis — latitude in making a decision.
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So when news of the note reached the dorm's matron, the school's administration didn't hesitate in making a decision: Both were immediately expelled.
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Dennis Daugaard, who initially responded positively to the measure but said last week he'd need to study it more before making a decision.
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He has stated publicly that he's loathe to project a clear view of US military options before making a decision to use them.
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"The more options you have to consider when making a decision, the more you have to spread your neural resources around," says Tymula. .
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At the moment, the Trump administration has postponed making a decision about whether or not the U.S. will withdraw from the Paris Agreement.
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The question is, is a jury nullification, in terms of a jury making a decision that has nothing to do with the evidence?
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So if you must have a Pixel from Verizon tomorrow, you're stuck making a decision on what's more important: screen size or storage.
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However, Cummings has said he wants to examine the transcript of Cohen's private interview with the House Intelligence Committee before making a decision.
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans told CNBC the central bank could wait until year-end before making a decision on increasing interest rates.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) all said they needed to find out more about what would be in the skinny bill before making a decision.
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He has rosebud lips and somewhat worried brows that make him appear lost in thought or on the verge of making a decision.
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As I wrote, I felt as if I were on the outside looking in, making a decision without being a part of it.
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The disclosure of Mr. Kelly's transition plan may have been a way to nudge him into making a decision, according to that person.
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Or maybe, just maybe, they're making a decision on who they think is going to fight for them regardless of the other issues.
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Some prominent Republicans, including those facing competitive re-election bids and critics of Trump, said they were holding off on making a decision.
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She also recommended requesting a copy of the plan's formal "summary of benefits," rather than making a decision based on marketing materials alone.
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The Obama administration appealed the ruling, but the Trump administration has delayed making a decision about whether it will continue the legal fight.
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The 39-year-old said after the regular season that he planned to discuss his future with his family before making a decision.
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There are many options for financing a college education, and it's important for families to consider all of them before making a decision.
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"By showing Carl's work while also claiming to support Ana, Tate are not making a decision," said protesters Bronte Dow and Hannah Regel.
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Ocasio-Cortez has not endorsed any primary candidate and has indicated she could wait until New York votes next year before making a decision.
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The judge overseeing the case asked in earlier hearings that Cook be evaluated further so she could have more information before making a decision.
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Earlier this week, a proposed merger of Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) and Renault (RNLSY) fell apart after the French company stalled on making a decision.
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White Panda told Mashable that the store had offered to replace the laptop, but he would evaluate his options further before making a decision.
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"If I'm fortunate enough to be president, I will expect the government to conduct a very thorough analysis before making a decision," she added.
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Rivlin said he would wait until the legal process was at an end before making a decision on Azaria, who faces sentencing next week.
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"I always struggle with making the right decision and I think it's more about just making a decision with conviction and trusting," she says.
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If the board wants to start merger discussions, it doesn't make any sense to name a CEO before making a decision on M&A.
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When making a decision, the authorities look at a species' habitat and range, and whether the species is threatened by disease, predators, or hunting.
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This was a technique that he had often used: tapping the opinions of well-informed people and then making a decision with his gut.
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Administrative law judges, unlike agency political appointees, cannot be removed for making a decision against the agency or the policies of a given administration.
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He will be making a decision in the future… 2/2 …and will be announcing his Vice Presidential pick tomorrow at 11am as planned.
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Make a decision to be OK with earning moreSounds deceptively simple, but making a decision to earn more money was much harder in practice.
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We highly recommend you check out the full offering before making a decision, but we reckon the Surface Book 2 deal is a winner.
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Dana has applied to a Sharjah appeals court to have that injunction changed, but this week the appeals court adjourned without making a decision.
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Before making a decision, the Trump administration is working to create an evidentiary standard based on the kinds of chemicals used and their source.
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"If I'm fortunate enough to be president, I will expect the government to conduct a very thorough analysis before making a decision," she said.
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I finally decided to apply the same advice to life insurance — I knew I need it, but I'd been putting off making a decision.
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But it sounds like your colleagues are simply making a decision not to turn on the presumably adequate overhead lighting in their own offices.
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However, experts disagree about whether this advice was sensible, and people should talk to their doctor before making a decision, as Business Insider reported.
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By that age, adolescents can gather and process information, weigh pros and cons, reason logically with facts and take time before making a decision.
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If you don't, then just walk away a short distance, observe, and take a little time to get your bearings before making a decision.
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He has met with four candidates, but his chief of staff said last week he was still some time away from making a decision.
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"The Democrats cover everybody from Bernie to Bloomberg and that does present a real problem in terms of making a decision," said former Gov.
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Making a decision is only the beginning, but it's a crucial step of the process that opens your mind to the possibility of more.
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" "Unused to consulting with a democracy, they had the habit of doing nothing for months, then making a decision and expecting an immediate response.
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"We reiterated with the players that we're making a decision based on advice, based on expert advice," he said, as reported by Fox Sports.
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Insurance firms, when deciding whether or not to provide coverage, could theoretically analyze a person's braking, speeding, and seatbelt habits before making a decision.
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We struggled with what people would say about a 12-year-old making a decision about her life, but we also know our child.
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Before making a decision on whether to pull the trigger, President Trump would do well to reflect on that 1987 episode and its legacy.
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The qualifications and business models of financial advisers do vary, so it's important to evaluate advisers and their firms prior to making a decision.
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"Making a decision about your reproductive health doesn't need to be a traumatic life experience," Ms. Chavez, a Sanders supporter, told several hundred voters.
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On the other hand, if the producers hold off on making a decision on the extension and do nothing, that would be initially bearish.
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If you interview just three applicants, the authors explain, your best bet is making a decision based on the strength of the second candidate.
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"I think the president's comments on this, that he'll be making a decision on this in the next couple of days, stand," Spicer said.
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Heitkamp echoed Donnelly and Manchin in her statement, saying she plans to fully vet Kavanaugh before making a decision of whether to vote for him.
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" The president said he plans to meet with two or three more potential picks and will be making a decision "over the next few days.
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The department declined to comment specifically on whether these three suits were considered when making a decision in the case of 11-year-old Angie.
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He told MSNBC he would be "making a decision over the next week" whether to back off his pledge to self-fund his presidential campaign.
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And while sorting through hundreds or thousands of potential mates might sound like a dream come true, making a decision could actually be quite stressful.
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Of course, purchasing items through Kickstarter can be risky, so you may want to wait and see what happens with Unagi before making a decision.
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TechCrunch understands that the company is in contact with the Vietnamese government and it intends to review content flagged as illegal before making a decision.
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The Pentagon recommended the troop increase weeks ago, but Trump has been waiting to gauge the commitment of fellow NATO allies before making a decision.
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A government spokeswoman told Reuters on Friday it was "only right" the new administration looked at all details of the project before making a decision.
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"Fiduciaries must not too readily treat ESG factors as economically relevant to the particular investment choices at issue when making a decision," the guidance stated.
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The press hounded her about an endorsement after she ended her run, but Warren said she will take time to reflect before making a decision.
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I still think lots of people are making a decision based off of politics and not the current events — but the investigation is important regardless.
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Trump has said he won't act to grant clemency to Stone right now, saying he wants the process to play out before making a decision.
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Take all the advice you can get with a grain of salt: Sometimes making a decision now is more important than making the right decision.
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"I would certainly like to talk to him and see him" before making a decision about whether to keep Mr. Comey, Mr. Trump said then.
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There are many good questions to ask about the cruise missile, and the Pentagon should carefully review the pros and cons before making a decision.
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Finding clothes that match your gender identity is fraught, even when an adult is making a decision about their own clothes for their own body.
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Behind closed doors, Congress is in the process of making a decision that will have a profound impact on nuclear risk levels and global security.
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Judge Gorsuch did not answer directly, saying he would study the law and the practices of his colleagues and the facts before making a decision.
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Being in tune with your situation and the situation of the family member can help guide you in making a decision you can live with.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland wants the euro zone to become stronger before making a decision whether to join the single currency, Finance Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said.
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The film festival's organizers said over the weekend they didn't anticipate making a decision on whether to cancel until April, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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I think that judges don't follow a specific set of rules when making a decision, and I say that as a citizen and computer scientist.
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A lot of times when we talk about permanence, we get overwhelmed with the idea of making a decision that we will later come to regret.
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Lee Roy Smith, the body's executive director, said in the statement the board wanted to wait until Hastert's criminal case was over before making a decision.
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The oil and mining sectors were down 4.5 percent and 4 percent respectively as OPEC ended a key meeting without making a decision on crude output.
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He acted as the head of the FBI and as the charging prosecutor making a decision determinative as to what charges if any could be filed.
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The Motion Picture Association of America — which represents five big film studios — told THR that it will "monitor developments" in the law before making a decision.
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If I had to get up from the couch before making a decision, I'd select a random show and hit "episodes," just to stop the trailers.
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He cast doubt on the legislation on Wednesday but said he wants to hear what the social media companies have to say before making a decision.
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Before making a decision on IEX, the SEC should complete a comprehensive review of Reg NMS and ensure the rules can be applied evenly, he said.
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When it comes to making a decision about disability insurance, Boneparth says it's typically more affordable to have a group plan than buy an individual plan.
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McAuliffe also teased a possible run earlier this month when he told a union audience in Washington that he was "very close" to making a decision.
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Biden is their first choice for president Biden is "very close" to making a decision on whether to run in 2020 after getting his family's blessing.
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Another large European pharmaceutical business with facilities in Britain says it is "on the cusp" of making a decision to move activities out of the country.
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In all of these cases of making a decision—whether about someone else, or for yourself—you are forced to treat personality spectra as type categories.
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The next time you tell yourself that you'll sleep when you're dead, realize that you're making a decision that can make that day come much sooner.
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"I find it to be a much quicker way of getting down to business, making a decision and sealing the deal," Branson wrote in his blog.
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Rather than making a decision then, the court granted a three week-extension, until July 10, to allow for a more informed decision by the court.
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Wherever you decide to deploy a system like THAAD, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
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When a friend or relative asks you for money, you think about whether or not they are likely to pay you back before making a decision.
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I want people to understand the gravity of their decision-making—that they're making a decision that's going to affect them the rest of their life.
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Making "a decision that I have taken no joy with whatsoever," de BLasio confirmed that citywide public schools will be suspended until their annual spring vacation.
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Stone is asking for a new trial, and the President added he would let legal the process play out before making a decision on any clemency.
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"Making a decision such as this, especially during the season, is one of the most difficult in sports," the team owner Stan Kroenke said in statement.
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I have all the questions and none of the answers, and I suppose we&aposll put off making a decision until the rate increase kicks in.
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"I find it to be a much quicker way of getting down to business, making a decision and sealing the deal," he wrote on his blog.
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Mr. Tillerson went to Trump Tower in New York on Tuesday to meet with Mr. Trump, who is said to be close to making a decision.
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Leaders have said they are still waiting on the Congressional Budget Office analysis of the amendment before making a decision on including the change or not.
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The governor initially offered a positive reaction to the proposal, but said he needed to research the issue and listen to testimony before making a decision.
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From making a decision about higher education, to interviewing for a first job, to buying a car, parents continually offer support and help their kids succeed.
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As someone who is sincerely dedicated to being reliable and fair, you spend a lot of energy thinking about your options before ever making a decision.
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"This is a nationwide campaign and we're making a decision where to focus our time, energy and resources," Cruz told conservative radio host Laura Ingraham on Monday.
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It's a political cliché that voters in early primary and caucus states want to meet their presidential candidates not once but several times before making a decision.
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If you've been having a hard time making a decision, the planet of the mind, Mercury, in know-it-all Sagittarius, will help you sort things out!
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"Repeatedly the Fed has said that it will look at performances across the global economy before making a decision to raise rates," Natixis analyst Bernard Dahdah said.
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Swift said the U.S. Navy was sending a team to assess the damage before making a decision whether to move the ship or place it in drydock.
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Gildan spokesman Garry Bell said on Monday that the company would be evaluating the physical property and the organization itself before making a decision on the factory.
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"There could be consequences politically for making a decision to invest outside of the U.S.," said Shauna Brail, director of the University of Toronto's urban studies program.
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That shift — from blaming yourself for a terrible outcome, to complimenting yourself for making a decision — will encourage you to make a choice again the next time.
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A committee from Hockey New Brunswick will analyze a report by the referees before making a decision on any punishment for the player or spectators in question.
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The FAA declined to comment on Thursday, referring to acting administrator Dan Elwells statement on Wednesday that he does not have a timetable for making a decision.
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Had the yijing helped him avoid making a decision that would have led to undue stress that tends to leave its mark on the face and body?
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In other words, shippers can track the capacity, cost and estimated delivery times for different routes for a given shipment before making a decision on the marketplace.
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Oil prices fell nearly 3 percent in choppy trading after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries ended a meeting without making a decision on crude output.
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Courtney Love's dodging making a decision on who gets Kurt Cobain's famous guitar -- their daughter, Frances Bean Cobain, or her estranged husband ... according to new legal docs.
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"My colleagues and I are still very concerned that today insurers are making a decision about whether or not to participate," Tennessee insurance commissioner Julie McPeak said.
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Asked whether he would rather close the whole tunnel at once, Mr. Prendergast said the agency was committed to hearing from the community before making a decision.
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In an interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this month, O'Rourke said that he was close to making a decision on whether to launch a 2020 presidential campaign.
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But if it delays making a decision on a replacement for too long, it could get stuck paying for additional work on the current E-3A aircraft.
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"I always wait until after the hearings are complete before making a decision, and I'll do so in this case as well," Collins told the Associated Press.
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This report in Reuters, for example, claims Yahoo is waiting to see market reaction to its latest earnings — coming out on February 2 — before making a decision.
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"And because no party has gotten a simple majority, therefore the king will be making a decision as to who will be the prime minister," he added.
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"Coming off of 'Vinyl,' I think the one thing we're going to do is take our time in making a decision" about renewing "Westworld," Mr. Bloys said.
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Then a regulatory agency, like the US Food and Drug Administration, has to review all the data before making a decision about whether to approve the vaccine.
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The chain will evaluate the Impossible Whopper's performance for roughly a few months before making a decision, Finazzo said, as it does before adding any new item.
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The sparse information available suggests that women who choose to have them often delay making a decision because they're young, short on money and short on education.
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In it, the company accused Transport for London of wanting to "restrict consumer choice" and making a decision that would affect the lives of hard-working drivers.
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THRUSH: So, and I think--and it really does clear my mind on this stuff, because I'm not weighing the equities in terms of making a decision.
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So telling them to drop lawsuits against him personally is a thing of value, and making a decision on the Global Entry would be an official act.
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The current configuration can often decide the vast majority of cases, but there have been several 4-4 rulings that prevented the court from making a decision.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Italian TV on Monday the government would be making a decision on whether or not to revoke ASPI's highway concessions "soon".
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"It's totally his decision, he'll be making a decision," Trump said when asked about the nomination of Jackson, who is the White House physician to the president.
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However, this is something I am seriously considering and once we get past November 6 then I will be really laying out everything and making a decision.
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Democrats in the House have said they will wait for Mr. Mueller to finish his work before making a decision about whether the president's behavior warrants impeachment.
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"Well, I'm making a decision," the Republican candidate told ABC's George Stephanopoulos in a telephone interview, in which he continued to bash his long-running media adversary.
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Asked if Trump would sign the deal being hammered out in Congress, Sanders said the president needs to see the final agreement first before making a decision.
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The party's leader, Arlene Foster, released a non-committal statement last night stating that the party would examine the new agreement in detail before making a decision.
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"I don't think because you happen to be a male, you're disqualified from listening to the evidence and making a decision based on the evidence," McConnell said.
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However, the bank stressed it was nowhere near making a decision on a possible move due to political uncertainties and was doing a technical analysis of its options.
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If you've been toying with the idea of ordering the new iPhone XS or XS Max (or XR!) it can feel like making a decision in the dark.
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He might have the actor consider whether to grow up or give up, followed by the sign "problem", to indicate that the difficulty lay in making a decision.
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A decade ago, Lansing was able to avoid a toxic tap water disaster in their city by making a decision to initiate a massive lead pipe removal program.
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Peter's genuine need to take time before making a decision as big as a proposal is both precisely why fans loved him and why he lost the show.
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If you're seeing someone who is not a typical country music follower and they're alone—there's a whole bunch of criteria for behavior analytics and making a decision.
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Much of the second volume is dense legal analysis which, according to Mueller's report, precluded his team from making a decision about whether the president committed a crime.
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Peak TV is too much TV. Thankfully, we're here to tell you what to watch so you don't spend hours making a decision instead of actually watching something.
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And I think when you&aposre making a decision and you&aposre underage, are you going to really have to live with it the rest of your life?
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And newly released documents shed light on meetings between Environmental Protection Agency leaders and agriculture industry lobbyists right before making a decision not to ban the pesticide chlorpyrifos.
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And in the case of deep learning, it's basically impossible to understand how it is making a decision even if you do have the data and the algorithm.
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The Inspector General did not find "evidence that they believed would prevent DoD from making a decision about the award of the contract," according to a separate statement.
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Williams admitted that when it comes to making a decision like this, there are always concessions, but in the end the trade-offs were worth it to them.
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"I've had four meetings for Fed chairman and I'll be making a decision over the next two or three weeks," Trump told reporters before leaving the White House.
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So, what's the all important third factor to consider when making a decision: How likely is the candidate to actually deliver on the policy positions they advocate for?
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Biden, who is reportedly close to making a decision on a possible White House bid, has said "I haven't always been right" on the issue of criminal justice.
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"People who receive body modification for their partner, like breast augmentation, [are] making a decision to permanently alter their body for a sexual or romantic reasons," says Pitagora.
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The bureau will accept comments on postponing the payday loan rule for 30 days and, separately, on rescinding the underwriting requirement for 90 days before making a decision.
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For Edd and Cynthia Staton, expats who retired in Ecuador ten years ago, health care was a factor they weighed before making a decision on where to settle.
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"These are all factors that should be considered when making a decision on whether or not to conduct an enforcement action," she said at the July 26 deposition.
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Before making a decision, Americans deserve an open and honest debate, congressional authorization, and a grand strategy that explains how this war will further secure American national interest.
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During that period, the White House will run a full interagency and national security review and the President will be advised before making a decision, according to Shah.
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But Kloeckner again said on Wednesday that she will await the agriculture ministry's own harvest estimates in late August before making a decision on widespread aid to farmers.
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The FTA tweaked the final rule so that it would have to consider an agency's response to a notice of violation within 30 days before making a decision.
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"I know you will be making a decision, and against that background, we want to provide the necessary support," Hollande said in his speech after comments from Najib.
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MORE (R-Okla.) said he thinks Iran "did it," but he wasn't ready to support military action ahead of Trump making a decision on how to respond. Sen.
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"I've had four meetings for Fed chairman and I'll be making a decision over the next two or three weeks," Trump told reporters on the White House South Lawn.
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"We need to go ahead and start packing up our cots and making a decision about what you're going to do," declared a Red Cross official with a megaphone.
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Over time, Adams said, taking courses such as sociology and archaeology have helped him approach problems differently and have taught him to think things through before making a decision.
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NASHVILLE (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is close to making a decision on who to nominate as vice chair of the Federal Reserve, an administration official said on Monday.
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After making a decision, the answer is revealed along with a helpful "learn more" button to shed light on the campaign as well as the rationale behind advertising guidelines.
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Mark Krikorian, an immigration restrictionist and the executive director for the Center for Immigration Studies, said that Mr. Trump could theoretically defer making a decision during the election year.
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HHS is soliciting feedback from scientists, anti-abortion groups and other stakeholders as it reviews programs that use fetal tissue before making a decision on whether to nix funding.
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Big price... At the start of a Monday morning cabinet meeting, Trump said he would "very quickly" be making a decision on how to respond to the Syrian atrocity.
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"We've almost completed that task, and we'll be making a decision very quickly in coordination with others as to what we'll do," Trump said Tuesday at the White House.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Friday put off making a decision on SunEdison Inc's request for an independent examiner at the company's first day in court.
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Representatives for the senators told The Hill that both Hyde-Smith and Murphy are awaiting the outcome of the NAPA report before making a decision on OTA funds. Sen.
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And although Warren told CNN in March 22020 that "I am not running for president in 2020," she has begun to lean into making a decision in early 2019.
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"It's very uncertain: we don't know what regulators are thinking and if they're making a decision yet," said Sauerbronn, who helps manage $30 billion at the San Diego, Calif.
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"I've had four meetings for Fed chairman and I'll be making a decision over the next two or three weeks," he told reporters on the White House South Lawn.
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When you enter The Roku Channel, you'll be able to explore the premium subscription content before making a decision as to whether or not you want to sign up.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), chairman of the committee, said he believes Congress needs answers on the benefits of and alternatives to the current draft system before making a decision.
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At a meeting with Associated Press sports editors, Silver maintained that there was no deadline for making a decision about the event to be held in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Merkel is never hasty, waiting and testing public sentiment as long as possible before making a decision -- and then when she does, it is final, irrefutable and beyond question.
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I ran out of lip balm early on and before making a decision about whether lip balm constituted a need, I looked in my desk drawers and coat pockets.
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It's unlikely the International Olympic Committee would move the games to another city or postpone them for a year, but officials could delay making a decision until late May.
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Meet with and research clients before making a decision to partner upDrokova noted that most of the time, her team has met with founders before investing in their company.
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Because if we are making a decision we haven't made before (such as where to go to college) then our present selves must rely on imagination, instead of experience.
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Websites, it turns out, employ a series of "dark patterns" meant to mislead or coerce online shoppers into making a decision that isn't always in their benefit, it says.
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Before making a decision, it may be useful to have a chat with the child about what the phone will be used for — and how to behave with it.
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White House principal deputy press secretary Raj Shah said there will be a full interagency and national security review and the President will be advised before making a decision.
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TV he is "very close" to making a decision on whether to enter the race, adding that he is still assessing what has become a crowded Republican primary field.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who votes with Democrats, hesitated to go after Gorsuch, saying he wants the nominee to go through a thorough vetting before making a decision.
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"A little rat making a decision in a T-maze is nowhere close to what somebody in machine learning does to evaluate their systems" on a traditional computer, he said.
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But by making a decision to limit what it saw, the Supreme Court made a decision to err on the side of accepting things as normal that clearly were not.
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The world's largest democratic exercise has just kicked off, with India's 900 million eligible voters making a decision that could impact even the biggest U.S. companies like Amazon and Walmart.
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So in 2009, she chose the path that allowed her to put off making a decision: She applied to business schools and was accepted by the Yale School of Management.
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Making a decision like cutting or dyeing your hair, for me and my friends, is something that has always been a decisive action about how we want to be viewed.
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Mr. Bloomberg has instructed advisers to draw up a plan for entering the presidential race as an independent, and has set a deadline in early March for making a decision.
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Their reasons for standing by him are pretty predictable: Some believe that people shouldn't focus on what happened in his personal life when making a decision about his professional life.
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You could put all the calculations that went into making a decision into a spreadsheet, Bengio explained, but the result will just be numbers that only a machine can understand.
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"When recruits started asking me if I will be here in four or five years," Meyer said during a press conference about factors that pushed him toward making a decision.
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High unemployment and contracting output have dragged inflation expectations below target for the first time in years, but officials say the trend must continue before making a decision in June.
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Mr Javid has been heavily criticized after going on a business trip to Australia, despite being aware that Tata Steel was close to making a decision on its UK business.
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One of the factors the Trump administration is likely to consider when making a decision on transgender acceptance in the military is the alleged cost of treatment for gender dysphoria.
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We try to keep that in mind when we write our policies, and we also try to make sure our content reviewers consider all relevant content when making a decision.
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If you're having a hard time making a decision, reflect on these values to help you make the right choice: What would make you feel safe, secure, or at home?
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The WTO is 164 countries, the WTO is not anything else than the sum of a group of countries sitting around a table making a decision to exchange reciprocal concessions.
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Powell said Bush, who served in World War II, would listen closely to him and his advisers before making a decision about any actions that could result in American casualties.
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During an August 14 inspection of the Strategic Force of the Korean People's Army, Kim said he would watch for continued "reckless" behavior by the US before making a decision.
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Trump said Wednesday he'll be making a decision soon on whether to embrace the support of super-PACs in the general election after proudly touting a self-funded primary campaign.
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Congress pumped the breaks on splitting the two organizations, inserting language into 21625 defense policy legislation that instructed the Pentagon to report on its potential implications before making a decision.
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A president can't absorb all the information on their own when making a decision, so it's important to have teams to provide information and context about the problem, he said.
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Over 90% of the ultra-wealthy people surveyed reported that they considered how they were treated by potential wealth managers and management firms when making a decision, according to Capgemini.
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"She is the kind of person who won't baulk at making a decision," former Conservative transport minister Steve Norris said at an event on the sidelines of their party conference.
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Judges are left with making a decision based on what they see in the defendant in front of them, in the hope that the punishment will be perceived as fair.
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Sanford visited the early-voting state of New Hampshire earlier this month, where he said he felt he got "another greenlight" in terms of making a decision to challenge Trump.
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It's the most important job in the world, arguably, and you are making a decision about the character of someone in terms of what they say they're going to do.
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I sometimes feel that when people make the decision not to have any fat people in their television show or their movie, they're really making a decision to alter reality.
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Other banks move in But uncertainty has increased and it's also possible that regulators will wait to see what happens in the trade war before making a decision, said Wan.
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Investors also breathed a sigh of relief after North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un stated that he would hold fire on making a decision surrounding a missile strike on Guam.
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Avenatti wants to know whether the judge would exclude questions involving Stormy Daniels and another criminal case in Los Angeles before making a decision, his attorney, Scott Srebnick, said Friday.
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Deutsche Bahn's supervisory board also stepped short of making a decision on plans to sell and lease back locomotives and wagons of ailing freight division DB Cargo, the sources said.
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Stone's lawyers face a deadline Monday to submit their latest brief on the issue, and Jackson has said she may hold another hearing on the motion before making a decision.
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Congress pumped the breaks on splitting the two organizations, inserting language into 2017 defense policy legislation that instructed the Pentagon to report on its potential implications before making a decision.
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He's told Schumer he wants to meet with Gorsuch again before making a decision on final confirmation but has said he'll support ending the filibuster — called cloture — on the nomination.
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"We are now making a decision that is important for the CDU," Kramp-Karrenbauer said, stressing that she believed the party chair and chancellor candidate should be the same person.
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David Bailey, a professor at the Birmingham Business School, said that JLR had waited as long as it could for clarity about Brexit before making a decision on the new investment.
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"Birth control is really not a one-size-fits-all kind of thing, and patients should expect to hear about all the risks and benefits before making a decision," she said.
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When it comes to 2017 foreign borrowing plans, the ministry will look at Russia's balance of payments and possibilities to borrow on the domestic market before making a decision, Siluanov said.
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The athlete said she wanted to take her son to Rio for what will be her final Olympics but would delay making a decision until she had considered all the risks.
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" Hayes said in a statement on Tuesday that her office "will thoroughly review the counts that the jury deadlocked on before making a decision about our next steps in this case.
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Abe said that before making a decision on joining the United States, Japan would like to fulfill what it sees as a unique role it has to play in reducing tension.
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"My experience has shown me that with enough patience and intelligence, I will wait for the right timing that benefits me before making a decision," said Tsai in her 2011 book.
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One of the sources said the companies were "publicly traded fossil fuel companies," and added the White House would consider their input in making a decision on the Paris accord shortly.
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After getting to know the facts and considering the thoughts and perspectives of their teams, they move things forward — even if that requires making a decision not everyone will approve of.
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He eventually came back around to Syria -- "we're making a decision as to what we do," he said -- but it was clear the encroaching special counsel investigation was consuming his attention.
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The patriarchal tone to the efforts to punish Memphis for making a decision that makes sense for our community is steeped in the classism and racism that plague our state legislature.
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"We've had four meetings for Fed chairman, and I'll be making a decision over the next two or three weeks," Trump told reporters at an impromptu afternoon question-and-answer session.
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Reuters and other media outlets reported in early May that an expansion was likely, but more than a month later, the U.S. government has offered no timetable for making a decision.
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Beto O'Rourke is on the verge of making a decision on entering the 2020 Presidential race ... and he went face-to-face with one of the biggest influencers in America ... Oprah!!!
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"The officials need to decide what would trigger such action, how much more information they want before making a decision and how to signal their intentions and plans," Mr. Timiraos writes.
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We see the same approach on impeachment: As a way to delay making a decision, Democratic leaders have insisted on waiting for the special counsel, Robert Mueller, to deliver his report.
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In the videos, the manager says he will discuss the issue with two others, identified by Coleman as another manager and area coach, before making a decision on what to do.
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On Friday, a judge said he would consider the request for dismissal but wanted to take more time to examine the evidence before making a decision, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Another senator up for reelection in a state Trump carried -- Gary Peters of Michigan -- said he will wait until the questions are done before making a decision on how to vote.
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When making a decision about where to work (assuming you have the sweet sweet privilege of choice), it's important to consider multiple factors — salary, benefits, commute, position... the list goes on.
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The administration would take time in making a decision on whether to block steel imports, Trump told the Journal, adding that "we don't want to do it at this moment". on.wsj.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Monday: Sarepta shares surged in after-hours trading, after the Food and Drug Administration requested more data before making a decision on eteplirsen.
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"It was easy because they were all the same color, and you spend less time making a decision, so you can spend that time on other aspects of your life," she said.
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Falih added that he is leaning toward extending the deal to curb output into the second half of 2019, but OPEC remains flexible and will assess market conditions before making a decision.
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Douglas County Superintendent Thomas Tucker emphasized during the meeting the need for more security at schools and urged others to "put away partisan politics" in making a decision to safeguard their schools.
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In other words, for many people with bipolar disorder, myself included, during bouts of mania there's less of a buffer, and often no delay between making a decision and acting on it.
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Trump said in a tweet on Tuesday night that he "will be making a decision soon" on replacing Cohn, the latest in a string of high-level departures from the White House.
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The former vice president is viewed as a possible entrant into the pool of 2020 Democratic presidential contenders and was reported earlier in January to be within weeks of making a decision.
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I was simply making a decision for myself on what I expected in our relationship, our conversations and our beliefs led me to believe we were on the same page about sex.
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LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - The administrator of the LF Woodford Income Focus Fund said on Wednesday that it would extend its suspension, but was close to making a decision on its future.
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Lewandowski said Sunday he believes Trump would be comfortable getting direct reports from a handful of people and then making a decision, because it would mirror how he operated the Trump Organization.
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Strap electrodes to a person's scalp while they're making a decision that could involve cheating, and in many cases, the stimulation of certain brain cells leads them down a more virtuous path.
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And it's not hard to imagine that Kyl wanted to wait and see what happened in the 2018 election before making a decision on when he will walk away from the Senate.
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Our sources say the rank and file cops are furious at their bosses for making a decision ... that the safety of the suspects would trump the safety of innocent drivers and pedestrians.
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Jones noted that Goodell had already been paid $200 million in the decade since he became commissioner, and that making a decision potentially worth more than $200 million should be done carefully.
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But when Facebook makes a decision like that for itself, it's really making a decision on behalf of the entire media industry because the entire industry is so thoroughly dependent on Facebook.
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Kevin Smith-Fagan, a television executive in Sacramento, said he did a lot of research online before buying a car, but still preferred to see it up close before making a decision.
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There were some kids who thought they were making a decision to disagree with their parent, but it turns out they didn't know their parent's actual politics — so they ended up agreeing.
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In the sense that there's drama, it's the drama of people having constrained access to information and making a decision that seems smart to them, but that the reader knows is terrible.
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As the twelve jurors begin to debate, starting in the next week or so, they will be in largely uncharted legal territory, making a decision that could inform future sex crimes prosecutions.
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Swiss pharmaceuticals company Novartis will move toward making a decision on the fate of Alcon — its eye care business — in the first half of 2019, its chief executive officer reiterated on Sunday.
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Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio is wrapping up his tour of early primary states, leaving him a week or two away from making a decision, say those who have spoken to him.
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The industry also appeared to dodge another bullet when Trump decided to delay for up to six months making a decision on how to respond to a Commerce Department study on automotive imports.
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Based on their public statements after Trump's pick was announced, Heitkamp, Manchin, and Donnelly are keeping their thoughts close to the vest, saying they want to meet Trump's nominee before making a decision.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is "some time away" from making a decision about who should be chair of the Federal Reserve, White House chief of staff John Kelly said on Thursday.
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A thread where employees were making a decision about where to have lunch, for example, might culminate with someone sending the group's pick back to the main channel so everyone else can see.
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Rick Becker, who ran a close race for the Republican nomination for governor at the convention, said he didn't want to hold out making a decision in order to be wooed by candidates.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden said on Tuesday there's consensus within his family for him to become a 2020 presidential candidate, and he's "very close" to making a decision on whether to run.
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Elway said the team is still making a decision on who that will be, but the expectation is the spot will go to rookie quarterback Drew Lock, who is recovering from thumb surgery.
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It is foolish to suggest that the experts making a decision to classify or not based on anything other than the data that will allow them to determine if it meets the definition.
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READ: Rio 2016: Olympic body changes transgender guidelines Daugaard has said the measure sounds like a good idea but plans to listen to recorded testimony before making a decision, the Argus Leader reported.
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While Fed Chair Janet Yellen has said the central bank will analyze data and global financial and economical conditions before making a decision on interest rates, other policymakers seem to be at odds.
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So, short of the appeals court making a decision on the UFC's original constitutional claim immediately (which is not going to happen), our long-hoped-for springtime MSG event is off the table.
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Presented with a choice of fiscal or monetary stimulus, the leadership in effect avoided making a decision by choosing both, despite the risk of exacerbating the nation's budget deficit and chronic debt problems.
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The company is hoping that EU competition enforcers will take into account the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on businesses and jobs before making a decision, a source close to Fincantieri told Reuters.
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"Cricket Australia will continue to monitor the coronavirus situation at home and overseas before making a decision on Australian men's international matches beyond the Australian leg of the ODI tournament," read a statement.
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And with a number of new phones from Apple, Google, and others expected to arrive later this fall, the prudent move is to sit tight for another couple months before making a decision.
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"He generally did not like when the press or the politics were factors in making a decision," one former City Hall employee, who agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity, told me.
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The Swiss drugmaker had indicated last year that it would need more time before making a decision on spinning off Alcon, which had been ailing but saw a recovery in sales last year.
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The World Health Organization postponed making a decision Wednesday on whether the mysterious coronavirus that has killed at least 17 people and sickened hundreds of others in China is a global health emergency.
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Christie said he had spoken with his wife Mary Pat and would wait for final results from New Hampshire, which will likely come Wednesday morning, before making a decision about how to proceed.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said at a press conference that the central bank was ready to act if necessary but officials wanted to "reassess the underlying macroeconomic conditions" and data before making a decision.
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They paint a picture of a choice that isn't being freely made at all — and one in which parents, instead of making a decision with their children, aren't even being allowed to say goodbye.
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The Giants have been looking for a new head coach for about 10 days and were waiting to interview the Cincinnati Bengals' offensive coordinator, Hue Jackson, before making a decision on Tom Coughlin's replacement.
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He said he was looking forward to an increase in Healthineers's value through the roll-out of its laboratory diagnostics system Atellica, seen as a great hope for the business, before making a decision.
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"Lots of banks have been waiting for the results of the election before making a decision on relocation plans and Macron's election will give a boost for the choice of Paris," said de Bresson.
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It has not agreed to underwrite the debt, and WeWork wants to see how much debt can be raised without leading to a dilution for existing shareholders before making a decision, the source added.
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Denmark said last week it would decide on its participation in the banking union after lawmakers concluded in 2015 that it would be in the country's interests to participate but postponed making a decision.
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But Duke avoided making a decision on the fate of 86,000 Hondurans, detonating an automatic six-month renewal of the country's TPS status, reportedly angering White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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Read more: The Maricopa County Attorney's Office says prosecutors asked for more investigation before making a decision about whether to charge backup driver Rafaela Vasquez who was supposed to take control in an emergency.
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Nonetheless, both the attorney general's ruling and the guidance from Citizenship and Immigration Services acknowledge what has not changed — that making a decision to grant or deny asylum requires careful, case-by-case analysis.
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If you are making a decision when angry or exhausted, the most critical skill is self-regulation, which enables you to control your emotions, withstand pressure from others, resist temptation and check your impulses.
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To the Editor: Re "Making a Decision Doesn't Have to Be So Hard" (Smarter Living, June 17): It may be useful to look at ways to decide that are outside our self-driven culture.
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The White House has said Trump will listen to public health experts such as Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx before ultimately making a decision on his own on how to proceed with federal guidelines.
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McCaskill, who is running for reelection in a state Trump won by nearly 28500 points, said Tuesday that she would carefully review Gorsuch's record before making a decision on whether to support a filibuster.
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According to the source familiar with the bond sale, it is too soon for the ECB to consider buying Greek bonds as it will need a new debt sustainability analysis before making a decision.
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Incredible talent, and we're making a decision as to what we do with respect to the horrible attack that was made near Damascus, and it will be met, and it will be met forcefully.
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LaFleur has also incorporated elaborate pre-snap motion and a scheme that often relies on calling two plays at once, with Rodgers making a decision based on the defensive coverage and calling fewer audibles.
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Life is mostly an accumulation of habits, slight turns, chance occurrences, but here we were tasked with making a decision that would instantly and probably irrevocably alter the course of our fellow citizens' lives.
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" In regard to the judge making a decision despite Gordon's absence, Backman explains, "It's likely that the court entered a default against him, which is what happens in a civil case if you don't appear.
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Barr is now pulling rank after making sure that his spin on Mueller's work -- particularly on the special counsel's not making a decision on whether Trump had obstructed justice -- became the first and dominant assessment.
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"It was my baby, and I was making a decision as to whether or not to make it public," he said, when accused of framing the release of the redacted report to politically shield Trump.
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As a chef who gets up early and goes to the farmers market and calls out farmer's names on the menu, you should be making a decision to serve wild fish over farm-raised fish.
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Now that doesn't mean I think you should get one, because as an everyday device, you need to consider things like the Yoga Book's keyboard, shortage of ports, and weak battery before making a decision.
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Last week, Jaitley told CNBC it was "fair enough" to say that Rajan was well-respected and had a solid track record, and that the government would keep that in mind when making a decision.
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He openly admitted that he made his biggest payday at UFC 196, and with McGregor underlining his wishes to take back his sole UFC loss, the Mayweather talk could rush him into making a decision.
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That has forced Trump&aposs legal team to push off making a decision about whether the president will sit for an interview with the special counsel -- a decision they had hoped to reach by Thursday.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that before making a decision on joining the United States, Japan wants to fulfil what it sees as a unique role it has to play in reducing tension.
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North Korea's said he will watch the actions of the United States for a while longer before making a decision on a threatened missile strike near Guam, the North's official news agency said on Tuesday.
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So I'd like to see, in certain cases where the plaintiff has painted a relatively strong case, a judge to have the discretion to allow limited discovery just on that issue before making a decision.
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Debriefing the encounter with and Issa and Kelli, she commits to just letting things with Quentin "play out" and with several offers on the table she isn't any closer to making a decision about work.
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Before making a decision on whether to rebuild, Glass analyzed survey data collected in June by Jeffco Public Schools, evaluated social media site commentary, read opinion statements and had face-to-face discussions, he said.
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Briefs from Dakota Access, the tribes trying to stop the construction and the federal government will be complete by February under Boasberg's order, and he may schedule oral arguments after that before making a decision.
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"All of these things are lining up to show that there is the stakeholder support that our joint venture participants should feel confident in in making a decision to move the project forward," Pierce said.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that before making a decision on joining the United States, Japan wants to fulfill what it sees as a unique role it has to play in reducing tension.
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"I didn't ask him about other interviews or who else has been through here, but I sense that they're close to making a decision, they've got quite a few people, that's my understanding," he said.
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That's obviously ridiculous—how is it possible that Spicer has not asked the president his views on global warming while Trump is in the middle of making a decision about an enormous global warming treaty?
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But to deter Iran, and have additional capability on hand to reduce the risk of the Islamic Republic making a decision to attack, there is a sense in military circles that more assets are needed.
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Nationally, the counselor-to-student ratio is nearly 500-to-1, meaning most students in high-needs communities see a college counselor once or twice before making a decision that affects them for a lifetime.
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The association has called for around 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion) in special drought aid, but the government said it would wait for the agriculture ministry's harvest report in late August before making a decision.
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While it's easy to get sold on one of these things, actually choosing one is an entirely different story — the internet is basically flooded with options; enough to deter you from ever making a decision.
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Walters did indeed retire from a world title fight in between rounds, but should he be harangued for making a decision he claims to have made for his wellbeing in the heat of the moment?
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"Ultimately this is going to be about Washington making a decision about how it's going to proceed," Timothy D. Adams, the president of the institute and a former senior Treasury official, said in an interview.
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The attorney general, Avichai Mandelblit, once considered a Netanyahu loyalist, has indicated he was waiting for the completion of the investigation of the Bezeq case before making a decision on all three cases at once.
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Anyone who believes that to be the case, has never had to live with making a decision to completely altered another human beings life, in a way that may feel a type of death sentence.
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Investors also breathed a sigh of relief after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he would wait for further action out of the U.S. before making a decision surrounding a missile strike on Guam.
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" The scheduler noted an urgency to making a decision on the furniture: "We must have the order for new furniture in before the 21st in order to use the money allocated for this fiscal year.
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But it's what each person can do when they're really thinking about the rest of their life, and making a decision at this very large scale — where might I give not just $10 but $100,000.
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JC: And I think what we'll actually end up seeing is that there are so many different inputs to making a decision that we'll actually have a better appreciation of how random the world actually is.
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"I am not saying we will make a decision (on tapering) in summer, (but) we will have better information for making a decision in summer," Ewald Nowotny, a member of the ECB's Governing Council said Monday.
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Calder said this "internalizes the political process," in contrast to the US where there would be a more adversarial relationship between a private corporation and government weighing the benefits and costs prior to making a decision.
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In an interview on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street, " Williams made it clear the Fed would be dependent on economic data and other signs of business activity and sentiment before making a decision on interest rates.
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Wood postponed making a decision Monday, denying Cohen and Trump's request for a temporary restraining order to block prosecutors from seeing the evidence, but left open the possibility of a preliminary injunction at a later date.
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A decision is expected Thursday, and the IOC appears to be waiting to see which way the wind is blowing before making a decision that could turn out to be defeated by another appeal to CAS.
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After meetings with airlines and European officials, the Department of Homeland Security has declined to offer a timetable for making a decision and instead said it would be made by Kelly on a review of threats.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech downstream oil group Unipetrol will analyze the situation on crude oil markets and the external environment before making a decision on a dividend from 2017 profits, its chief financial officer said on Thursday.
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One key, said Ms. Cain, is to consider — or ask your teenager to consider — whether he or she is making a decision out of a perfectly legitimate need or preference, or out of fear or discomfort.
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Papa John's executives told The Wall Street Journal that top executives discuss returns on their advertising dollars with the NFL weekly and will see what happens for the rest of the season before making a decision.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France would oppose any British request to delay Brexit if London was simply delaying making a decision, but could agree if London presented a credible political solution, a French government official said on Thursday.
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But two sources say House GOP leaders are also considering a different route: picking a placeholder who could finish out the year before making a decision on who will hold the spot for the long term.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will watch what "the foolish Yankees" do before making a decision on plans to fire four missiles toward the U.S. territory of Guam, state media in the reclusive nation reported.
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Las Vegas (CNN)President Donald Trump said Thursday he won't act to grant clemency to his friend and former associate Roger Stone right now, saying he wants the process to play out before making a decision.
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While he has no set timeline for making a decision, Diehl said he's been encouraged to run by Republicans in the state and in Washington, and GOP and Democratic strategists characterized him as a credible challenger.
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Earlier in the session, oil prices fell following remarks by Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak that the oil market alliance needs to monitor supply and demand in the coming weeks before making a decision on production levels.
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Before jumping into the traditional celebration of bipartisanship, Democrats need to be thinking carefully about whether these are really normal times and what the costs can be of making a decision to work with President-elect Trump.
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The company said its Ipilan Nickel Corp (INC) unit has not violated any law or condition under the permit, and chided the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for making a decision "without procedural due process".
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Monsanto indicated it would look at the details of the new inspection system before making a decision on the introduction of new genetically modified technology, which farmers say they need to keep up with their international competitors.
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In making a decision to offshore or replace workers with machines, a firm will have to consider not only the marginal cost savings, but also factor in potentially raising its tax on all of its U.S. income.
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"They met for 39 minutes, most likely it was to discuss her reappointment in a Clinton administration as the attorney general, just prior to making a decision over whether or not to prosecute Hillary Clinton," Trump said.
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Washington (CNN)Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is seriously considering a possible independent presidential run and is looking at making a decision sometime in March, two sources familiar with Bloomberg's thinking told CNN on Saturday.
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"The woman is always painted as the bad guy, and ends up demonized for making a decision without a man's instructions," Dalle told the Guardian with regards to the way her marriage ended and she moved on.
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Read more: Barack Obama says any president should avoid TV and social media when making a decision — it 'clouds your judgment'"That's a useful leadership tool that applies to companies as well or any organization," Obama said.
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"My concern is that — understanding an adult individual's ability to make choices for themselves and their reproductive futures — they're also making a decision that is going to influence that potential child," Lawson told Insider in an interview.
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"They're making a decision about where they want to put their money," said Dr. Skimmyhorn, who noted that his opinions were his own, and did not represent the views of West Point or the United States military.
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In Omaha, he did not make any comments about his thinking, but earlier this week in Delaware he revealed his family is on board with a run and that he is very close to making a decision.
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BEDMINSTER, N.J. (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Thursday he was very close to making a decision on the U.S. military effort in Afghanistan, which is undergoing a review and could see an increase in troop strength.
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The 38-year-old Tsuper, who was competing in her sixth Olympics in Pyeongchang, said she would have to take time out before making a decision on whether to come back for a seventh games at Beijing 2022.
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Montali at a hearing earlier this month had postponed making a decision on whether to approve the bonus plan, saying he needed the San Francisco-based company to better explain how the plan's performance measures would affect payouts.
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"I will be making a decision over the next three- to four-day period of time, and I think it will be a decision that will be a very good decision for a lot of people," he added.
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Judge Thomas Hogan appointed Amy Jeffress, an attorney at Arnold and Porter and a former national security prosecutor, to weigh in, the first time that court had asked an outside privacy expert for advice before making a decision.
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My concern is that the women who are having children are doing so for their own emotional needs, rather than thoughtfully making a decision that will require them to commit the next 18 years to another human being.
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Last month, President Trump accused Chinese negotiators of abruptly overturning a draft agreement that was months in the making, a decision almost certainly made by Mr. Xi. Mr. Trump responded by threatening to punish China with more tariffs.
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Le Tote subscribers, who pay $79 monthly to rent clothing and accessories, had been asking for "pop-up locations, for stores where they could come, touch, feel" products before making "a decision to purchase potentially online," Tondon said.
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When you&aposre making a decision about your money, whether it&aposs which ETF or stock to invest in, or which type of disability insurance you should purchase, it&aposs important to admit you don&apost know something.
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Ahead of Thursday's vote, Pelosi and other top Democrats spent time acknowledging the somber circumstances as the caucus moves closer to making a decision that only two Congresses in history have before made: whether to impeach the president.
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Bill Nelson (D-Fla.), who faces a possible primary challenger as well as a tough reelection battle next year in a state that Trump carried, said he couldn't focus on a hypothetical second vacancy in making a decision.
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President Donald Trump will draw on his roots as a "leveraged New York City real estate speculator," when making a decision on who should lead the Federal Reserve, closely followed market newsletter editor Jim Grant told CNBC on Thursday.
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At Macron's office, an official played down the jet issue, saying a new purchase was being considered before he took office in May and that the government was waiting for a report on the matter before making a decision.
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With party divided, Clinton doesn't rule out Sanders as VP pick Making a decision to leave a primary race or to tone down attacks on a rival who appears headed for victory is the toughest choices any candidate faces.
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However, a significant amount of work has been completed on the ambitious project, making a decision to scrap the airport potentially costly for Lopez Obrador, who has pledged to crack down on public waste and look after Mexico's finances.
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"While disappointing that the state and federal government are now involved in making a decision we as city leaders should be making for Flint, I cannot say that I am surprised," Flint Mayor Karen Weaver said in a statement.
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Yale-educated Diaz de Leon, 47, emphasized that monetary policy would be driven by data, saying the central bank board would focus on the most recent information, right up to the day of policy meetings, before making a decision.
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He did not, however, comment on whether a December rate increase is still on the table, saying the Fed must wait and see what impact Congress and the president-elect will have on the economy before making a decision.
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"Adults are making a decision to bring a child into the world with, by definition, a deceased parent because of adult needs and not sufficient concern is being paid to what is the impact on the child," she says.
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"I told my Swedish colleague: we are making a decision, we are negotiating with you first, then with Eurofighter," he said, adding Bulgaria would sign the deal only after commitment about Swedish investments in the poorest European Union member.
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"I always wait until after the hearings are complete before making a decision, and I'll do so in this case as well," Collins, who has never voted against a Supreme Court nominee, told The Associated Press in an interview.
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Mohammad Ahmad Taher, the administrative officer of the Haji Ali trust, said in a telephone interview that the trust would have a detailed discussion within its ranks and with its lawyers before making a decision on how to proceed.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The United States has yet to decide if it will impose new sanctions on Russia, U.S. President Donald Trump's National Security Advisor John Bolton said on Wednesday, saying it was in the process of making a decision.
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We all face challenges at some point in our lives, but making a decision based on low self-esteem is a short-term play that doesn't allow us to flourish in the long term and reach our full potential.
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Just imagine how those analytics could be repurposed for use by companies considering hiring you, selling you insurance or a mortgage, making a decision to lend you money, or deciding whether or not to admit your child to preschool.
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The NBA has been opposed to House Bill 2, or HB2, since it was passed in March and tried to work with local governments to change the law before ultimately making a decision of relocating its mid-February exhibition.
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U.S. stocks were higher Tuesday as investors breathed a sigh of relief after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he would wait for further action from the U.S. before making a decision surrounding a missile strike on Guam.
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Cops like my husband are exhausted by the amateur lawyers with 20/20 hindsight who feel they would do better at making a decision in an eighth of a second after they spent a few hours rewinding and replaying the video.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - German farmers intensified calls for around 1 billion euros ($1.17 billion) in special aid on Tuesday after crop damage from a drought and heatwave, but Berlin said it would wait for an August harvest report before making a decision.
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So please fellow humans next time you feel that tickle in your belly while making a decision listen to what it says and know the true you can never be replicated or replaced you are the one and only you!
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César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, assistant professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, said DHS has a lot of discretion in how it treats information when making a decision on immigration benefits, even if its reliability is questionable.
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Several sources familiar with the file dismissed the idea Ottawa had approved the Petronas plant to give it cover to reject the Trans Mountain expansion, insisting that ministers were not close to making a decision and had ruled nothing out.
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Afghanistan Trump is on the verge of making a decision on increasing troop levels in Afghanistan following a comprehensive review of US strategy, according to a senior US official, who declined to speculate when precisely Trump would announce his decision.
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But instead of providing entertainment, these filters are meant to help a Bumble user convey a little extra information about themselves to other users who may only spend a few seconds before making a decision to swipe left or right.
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Citing a person familiar with the service, the Journal reports that Google struggled to sell ads on Compare, because users typically visit several different sites before making a decision, and was never able to bring the largest insurers and lenders onboard.
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German farmers are also calling for around 1 billion euros ($1.17 billion) in special aid given widespread crop damage from a drought and heatwave, but Berlin has said it will wait for an August harvest report before making a decision.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has asked EDF to draw up a plan for building new reactors, with a view to making a decision about nuclear newbuild in 2021, but that plan hinges on the EPR reactor model in Flamanville being operational.
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Echoing Barnier, Parliament called on EU leaders by 557 votes to 92 to delay making a decision on that progress "unless there is a major breakthrough in line with this resolution in all three areas during the fifth negotiation round".
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"Prosecutors are going to be cognizant that there are always going to be credibility issues with cooperators," said former prosecutor Peter Zeidenberg, "but these are very experienced prosecutors and they're making a decision that, on balance, they're getting something in return."
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But it's a process where we're trying to always get better, but in this specific case, we had to make a choice between giving people who are innocent and creating videos themselves and then making a decision about their safety.
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The authors outline how Gorman's action — regardless of whether or not he thought it was the best decision, or whether or not he could have guaranteed it was going to work — was better than not making a decision at all.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission, which is due to rule on Russia's plans to pump more gas to Germany via a land link from its Nord Stream pipeline, says it needs more details from German regulators before making a decision.
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In recent days, Mr. McCain has been fairly tight-lipped about his views on the tax proposal speeding through the Senate, saying he sees some problems with the existing bill but is waiting for a final plan before making a decision.
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The decision to reopen the investigation is not equivalent to making a decision to indict Mr. Assange, she said, but a European arrest warrant will be issued so that the Swedish authorities can take him into custody and question him.
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"I think there could even be criminal charges for criminal obstruction in a court of law, but that's very different from making a decision to impeach a president, to go against the democratic will of the American people," Sherrill told CNN.
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Experts recommend travelers to consider the risk of the destination they're heading to and follow the advice of authoritative bodies, like the World Health Organization, the US State Department, or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, before making a decision.
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While the three biggest consultants suggested changes to the way they work in an effort to prevent that happening, the FCA last month said it was inclined to reject them and would consult further before making a decision in September.
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"When you buy a sports car today, be it a Ferrari, or a Lamborghini or even an Aston Martin, then you are making a decision about yourself, your fortune and how you want the world to see you," he said.
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Absent any FBI investigation into the allegations, this hearing is about the Senate — and the public — making a decision about whether Ford, who came forward with the allegations earlier this month, or Kavanaugh, who has unequivocally denied them, is more credible.
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Sitting in a classroom at just 15 years old, Emma Stone didn't let her anxiety stop her from making a decision that would change her life — convincing her parents to let her move to Los Angeles to pursue her passion for acting.
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On the other hand, Powell could also stress that the Fed will need a few more data points before making a decision on interest rates, pushing a potential rate cut out to the September Fed meeting and leaving hopeful investors high and dry.
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"As with any startup investment, I think he's making a decision based in one part on the people, the specific people, and his belief in people," said Matt Cohler, a former LinkedIn executive, who is now a prominent venture capitalist at Benchmark.
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Collins, a moderate Republican who has not taken a formal stance on the bill, said she was concerned it would cut Medicaid too deeply and said she wants to see an upcoming analysis by the Congressional Budget Office before making a decision.
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Clinton, who has spent her presidential campaign so far in the United States, primarily visiting key battlegrounds such as Ohio and Virginia, has said that if she's elected, she and her husband will "cross that bridge" on making a decision about the foundation.
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He also pointed to the bill's new privacy clause which requires the Secretary of State to "give regard to the public interest in the integrity and security of telecommunications systems" when making a decision on whether or not to issue a notice.
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While some Democrats saw a shift in Pelosi's comments on impeachment this week, Pelosi has nevertheless argued the House needs to obtain the information it's seeking through the courts to put together the strongest possible argument before making a decision on impeachment.
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Judge Stuart Bernstein of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York put off making a decision on the request until next month, and said that other creditor groups may want to have input on what the examiner will investigate.
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Even before making a decision, Bloomberg has already achieved what is probably his primary goal: He has everybody talking about him again, speculating on whether or not he could win or, more likely, which nominee, Democrat or Republican, he would hurt the most.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is weeks away from making a decision on its future customs arrangements with the European Union, a minister said on Sunday, adding fuel to a debate that is all but stalling Brexit talks in Brussels and politics at home.
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The operators of the Steam platform are making a decision about what "counts" as pornography and what doesn't, and the way that that rule is applied (it's rule #2, by the way) is critical for understanding what our games culture looks like.
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It seems likely from the company's careful and repeated refusal to answer this question that the story is an ugly one — top executives making a decision to keep users in the dark for as long as possible, if I had to guess.
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The IOC executive was meeting on Saturday to consider a report on the Russians' conduct at the Games, before making a decision on whether to lift the suspension of their Olympic status and allow them to fly their flag at the closing ceremony.
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Burr would not say if the committee would talk to Trump Jr., but he told reporters the panel would look into the purpose of the meeting, who set it up and how the process unfolded before making a decision on who to interview.
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The president insisted that "every decision we make is grounded solely in the health, safety and wellbeing of our citizens" and said he would listen to advice from health officials like Fauci, Dr. Deborah Birx and other advisers when making a decision.
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"Making a decision to practice here, taking care of patients that really need quality care — in doing so, you're basically guaranteed within five or 10 years to have a list of malpractice suits that may make you unemployable elsewhere," Dr. Rosing said.
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WM: So you think that — I mean, you're not saying she tanked that second set, but — JW: No, I think she was making a decision about what her body could do and what it would mean for the third portion of that.
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A seed industry source with knowledge of the situation said Monsanto would examine the results of the new inspection system before making a decision on the introduction of new genetically modified technology, which farmers say they need to keep up with their international competitors.
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President Trump said Sunday that he was "close to making a decision" about who he would nominate to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy a little more than 24 hours before he was scheduled to announce his choice in a primetime address Monday.
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But whether Donald Trump is making a decision based on the impulsive needs of his enormous and slavering ego, or based on a careful analysis that this is the best thing for Trump in the long run, ego is the deciding factor either way.
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"Petronas reiterates that, together with the project partners, it will study the conditions that come with the approval and conduct a total review of the project prior to making a decision on the next steps forward," the company said in a statement on Saturday.
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Yet even if the content of the debate will not be satisfying to many voters, there is still a lot to learn from this and the other two presidential debates, information that will be useful when making a decision about what to do come November.
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Trump Just Denied Denying Climate ChangeWe're not an hour into tonight's most historic presidential debate, and Donald Trump is already…Read more ReadOn making a decision about the fate of the Keystone XL pipeline:And also the Keystone pipeline, we'll have a decision fairly quickly.
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And while the cost of attending college and what students can expect to earn in the future is essential information to have when making a decision about a school, students shouldn't make their college decisions based solely on potential earnings — or even our ranking.
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Jay Inslee (D), who said Monday he's close to making a decision on whether he will launch a 2020 presidential bid, told the HuffPost that the Senate filibuster, which requires 60 votes to pass most bills instead of a majority rule, should be eliminated.
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A one-page order issued by Justice Samuel Alito said that "the justices need time to review" the various court filings before making a decision on the emergency application filed by Shreveport-based abortion provider Hope Medical Group for Women to block the law.
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But Democratic lawmakers and aides also suggested that many lawmakers on the fence wanted to wait to hear from their constituents back home before making a decision, and the list of Democratic backers of an impeachment inquiry could yet still grow during the August recess.
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Both Thornberry and McCain insisted this week they do not yet know whether their respective versions of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would eschew Trump's budget and follow their $28500 billion proposal, saying the budget process needed to progress further before making a decision.
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American courts "don't usually do the opposite and say that 'parents who want to keep their child alive are making a decision contrary to the child's interests, because the child would be better off dead, so we're going to overrule the parents,' " he said.
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"What's going to be really interesting to us is when Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders end up making a decision, because as those second choice questions show you, a lot of folks have them on their minds regardless of who they support," Yokley said.
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Reuters reports that the company is waiting to see the final details of Trump's proposed tariffs — 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum imports — before making a decision whether to go forward with the plan to expand the company's Tennessee location.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is close to making a decision to elevate the status of the Pentagon's Cyber Command, signaling more emphasis on developing cyber weapons to deter attacks, punish intruders and tackle adversaries, current and former officials told Reuters on Thursday.
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Yet it's hard to take issue with Stamos' explanation of the difficulties of designing an algorithm that tries to take all of the potential issues into account when making a decision about what content to prioritize—bringing this back to the original point, human editors.
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After a long pause he says he can be quite challenging and doesn't just take things at face value if he thinks something can be done better, but his default style is to seek different opinions around the table before ultimately making a decision.
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North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un said he would watch the actions of the United States for a while longer before making a decision on whether to fire missiles towards the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam, the country's official news agency said on Tuesday.
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If you're uncertain about which choice to make when making a decision, the best thing you can do is figure out how to test your theories quickly and cheaply, learn something from them, and rapidly pivot, adapt, or move along based on the feedback received.
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For those students who haven't yet visited their top-choice schools, making a decision about where to enroll will become more of a challenge now that they won't be able to get any face time with current students, admissions counselors or financial aid advisers.
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The community has essentially found a mission, kinship and acceptance..." (Washington Post) -- CNN's Mallory Simon: "Today, it appears officials are making a decision to call these attacks the terrorism they are — and maybe that is a first step towards fixing this rising tide of hate.
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"But hopefully the senators are not going to be letting a -- quoting a CBS report which Adam himself said (he) didn't know if that was accurate in making a decision for the country in whether the President has committed high crimes and misdemeanors," Lofgren said.
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The Hill's Morning Report — House set for Phase 3 of impeachment push Democrats eye taking fight over McGahn testimony to impeachment trial MORE (D-Calif.) said he wanted to hear from his constituents before making a decision on the next stage of the inquiry.
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Newark, Delaware (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden revealed on Tuesday that his family is on board with a 2020 run and he's "very close" to making a decision, his most direct comments to date about his thinking on jumping into the presidential campaign.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's leader received a report from his army on its plans to fire missiles toward Guam and said he will watch the actions of the United States for a while longer before making a decision, the North's official news agency said on Tuesday.
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There's a pretty good chance that the powers that be at the streaming service will wait to see how well Season 4 performs over a few months before making a decision, so we could have a while to go before we know for sure what's happening.
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Trump vows to 'always uphold the Second Amendment' amid ongoing talks on gun laws MORE of West Virginia, said he wants to meet again with Gorsuch privately before making a decision.
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North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un received a report from his army on its plans to fire missiles towards Guam and said he would watch the actions of the United States for a while longer before making a decision, the North's official news agency said on Tuesday.
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Saying the government needed to consult before making a decision, a presidential secretary for agriculture and fishery, Choi Jae-kwan, quoted an independent 2018 survey which estimated that 51.5% of South Koreans are against the idea of banning dog meat while 39.7% think it should be banned.
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"I'm very close to making a decision," Mr. Trump said on Sunday afternoon as he boarded Air Force One to return to Washington after a weekend spent golfing at his private club in Bedminster, N.J., and soliciting opinions from dozens of people about what he should do.
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"We're making a decision as to what we do with respect to the horrible attack that was made near Damascus, and it will be met and it will be met forcefully," he said Monday evening as he hosted the military leadership for dinner at the White House.
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The trolley problem is a classic thought experiment: If you're driving a trolley and you see five people on the track ahead, but only one person on a side track, do you pull the lever to switch tracks, actively making a decision that will kill one person?
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"There was a lot of hope then that the restricted anti-LGBTQ language would be removed from the Book of Discipline, which they'd been debating every four years since 1972, but instead of making a decision, they decided to form a special commission," he told Vox.
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Danish lawmakers concluded in 2015 that it would be in the country's interests to participate in the banking union but the Danes postponed making a decision then, pending clarification of certain matters and established a working group, which published its findings in the report on Thursday.
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LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) - British lawmakers have ordered EDF executives to appear in Parliament for a second time in three months, ramping up pressure on the French utility over its delay in making a decision to build the 18 billion pound ($26.3 billion) Hinkley Point C nuclear plant.
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Even successful people can suffer from procrastination, Christine Li, a clinical psychologist and procrastination coach, tells CNBC Make It. The desire to be a perfectionist and gather as much information as possible before making a decision can hold high-performing people back from finishing certain tasks and moving forward.
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As part of the evaluation process, Exxon has asked a small number of parties to gauge their potential interest in the company's Gulf assets, ahead of making a decision on how to proceed, according to two of the sources, adding that any sale would likely happen next year.
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Kim, who praised the army for drawing up a "close and careful plan", said he will watch the actions of the United States for a while longer before making a decision on whether to go ahead with missile launches toward the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam, the report said.
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Or in a very stressful situation – it could be a problem with the car or something happening – it's about dealing with something and making a decision and accepting what you can have control over but also recognizing what you don't have control over and not worrying about that stuff.
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The Trump administration's move Monday to avoid for 20173 days — yet again — making a decision on a major court challenge to key Obamacare subsidies paid insurers by itself will add up to 20 percent or more to the price of individual health plans next year, experts said Monday.
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Kim Jong Un appeared to reference the joint drills Tuesday, saying he would "watch" US actions "a little more" before making a decision whether to launch missiles into the waters around Guam -- a plan that was outlined last week as US and North Korea traded increasingly hostile rhetoric.
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Any wavering voters who might be lured his way will be making a decision about him — whether he's a protest vote with too high a price, whether a real leader can bloom where a peevish child still stomps and preens — and not about the appeal of Clinton's No. 2.
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There is not specific criteria for what will land someone's name on the list, but being able to show a case study of a successful lobbying campaign or provide some examples of how the person has been valuable to a client or employer is helpful when making a decision.
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" Wray explained that, before making a decision, FBI agents assess whether they can properly identify the victim; whether the information they have can help the victim protect himself or mitigate any damage; and whether such notification would "potentially compromise or jeopardize an existing investigation or reveal sources and methods.
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TAPPER: But what do you say to people who say, well, look, you're accusing the President of using his office for political reasons, right, and abusing it, and you are making a decision based on politics itself in the timing of this, that it's going to take too long?
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Some Republicans had said they'd be open to vetting both Moore and Cain further as part of the confirmation process, and making a decision after more steps had been taken, one way to diplomatically dodge the question of where they actually stand on the latest of Trump's controversial nominees.
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And by stepping in and making a decision, Barr contravened the fundamental purpose of the special counsel -- to take sensitive decision-making, potentially affecting the President, out of the hands of an attorney general who was appointed by and works at the pleasure of the very person who is under investigation.
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All tie to a concept that Horowitz advises that entrepreneurs learn: that they need to take every point of view into consideration when making a decision, so they can see the decision through the eyes of the company and not just the person who may be most directly impacted by it.
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The ministry had commissioned the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) to conduct a risk analysis on the fungus which would aid it in making a decision that would help standardize regulations and ease the conflict between rules governing the agricultural quarantine authority and the supply and agriculture ministries.
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Dan NewhouseDaniel (Dan) Milton NewhouseHouse passes bill to protect 'Dreamers' Immigrant Heritage Month should spur congressional action to fix immigration laws Thirty-four GOP members buck Trump on disaster bill MORE (R-Wash.), who said he's waiting to see the details of the bill before making a decision about the petition.
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During a joint press conference with leaders of the Baltic States, President Trump said the U.S. military coalition has "almost completed" the task of getting rid of ISIS in Syria, and that the administration will soon be making a decision on when to pull U.S. troops out of the region.
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Now Sessions is making a decision that not only conflicts with his promise to recuse but is exactly what his boss want from him — an olive branch to a man who might fire him, coming at a time when Trump is known to be looking for administration appointees to fire.
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Very Good Touring, the company handling Mr. West's "Saint Pablo" tour, said in the suit that the insurance companies had delayed making a decision in attempts to deny the claim, which was filed in November while the musician was being treated for a "debilitating medical condition" at a Los Angeles hospital.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) likewise said he needs to see the bill text before making a decision.
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Making a decision as to whether or not you find a girl on a dating app attractive isn't a particularly lengthy one—but you do want to have a look at the profile pictures; read the bio; briefly fantasize about a future life together when you develop an irrational crush.
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Before the Mets' 3-2 win over the Minnesota Twins in 12 innings on Saturday night at Citi Field, deGrom said that he wanted to consult with his agents and Mets officials before making a decision on when to have surgery but that he guessed that he was done pitching this season.
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North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un received a report from his army on its plans to fire missiles towards the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam and said he would watch the actions of the United States for a while longer before making a decision, the North's official news agency said on Tuesday.
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"The trade agreement came into effect five years ago and under normal kind of conditions you would not be making a decision at this early stage of the success of the FTA," Joshua Meltzer, senior fellow in global economy and development at think tank Brookings Institution, told CNBC's "Street Signs " last week.
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"We aren't rushing in making a decision this time around because we believe the field is so strong and we want to give people an opportunity to answer questions," said Lee Saunders, the president of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), which represents more than 1.6 million public employees.
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"I am proud of making a decision to not just give fancy speeches, or be in a legislative body and give speeches on a floor, but actually do the work of being in the position to use the power that I had to reform a system that is badly in need of reform," she said.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.) said he plans to discuss the bill with his state's governor before making a decision.
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One reason the White House decision has taken so long, two officials who participated in the discussions said on Sunday, is that it was difficult to get Trump to accept the need for a broader regional strategy that included U.S. policy toward Pakistan before making a decision on whether to send additional forces to Afghanistan.
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"I honestly think a lot of what insurance companies approve is inconsistent and based on the personal biases of a single person, who could be an older, semi-retired family physician living in Texas who's making a decision for a 19-year-old transgender patient living in Minneapolis who wants a breast reduction," she said.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE on Monday told reporters at the Pentagon that the president is "very close" to making a decision on the strategy.
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"We think that there are genuine economic questions where it's important that the U.S. and its partners in Asia have a common understanding of the economic and non-proliferation issues at stake before making a decision about renewal of the 1-2-3 Agreement, for example, with Japan," Countryman told a Senate hearing last week.
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"My sister and I had planned to go look around at stores, but then the whole thought of it was really daunting to me," said Thornally, a stay-at-home mom and San Francisco Bay Area resident, feeling "overwhelmed" by the thought of trying on dresses in person and making a decision on the spot.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Ocasio-Cortez mocks 'White House ethics' in Instagram post Democrats bicker over strategy on impeachment MORE said Thursday that he is "very close" to making a decision on whether to launch a campaign to challenge Sen.
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"We think that there are genuine economic questions where it's important that the U.S. and its partners in Asia have a common understanding of the economic and non-proliferation issues at stake before making a decision about renewal of the 1-2-3 Agreement, for example, with Japan," Countryman told a Senate hearing last week.
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Someone may need to plan before leaving the relationship so they can do it in a safe way, and just picking up and leaving may not be the safest thing they can do, so we don't want someone to feel rushed into making a decision when it may not factor in their safety or the safety of their children.
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AI experts draft algorithmic bill of rights to protect us from Big Tech Sigal Samuel gets expert opinion on what we should demand from companies building artificial intelligence: We have the right to know when an algorithm is making a decision about us, which factors are being considered by the algorithm, and how those factors are being weighted.
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"Whistleblowers around the financial services sector, I'm sure, would have been watching this and making a decision as to whether or not they feel safe and protected, and able therefore to make their disclosures," said Georgina Halford-Hall, chief executive of Whistleblowers UK. She added that she feared the outcome would deter them from speaking out.
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After reading hundreds of negative comments about this airline, ranging from 5000 word odysseys to the short and sweet 'screw you,' Bittanti said he began to notice common themes emerging in this "theater of complaint" that might not be noticed by the casual consumer, who usually only reads a handful of reviews before making a decision.
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Try-before-you-buy experiences: Industries in which consumers view or test a product prior to purchase will be transformed by VR. With ample VR walk-throughs, home buyers won't drive or fly out to see a property to get a good feel for it: They'll be able to "live in" thousands of homes before making a decision.
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Ahead of the decision, MGM "participated in Interior's review" through meetings and correspondence in which the company urged Interior to either return the amendments without making a decision or to disapprove them for violating the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, according to a statement filed in court by Uri Clinton, MGM's senior vice president and legal counsel.
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But there are a few questions you can ask yourself when making a decision about whether to travel or not: We don't yet know how exactly how SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes Covid-19 disease — spreads, but we do have a lot of data on how MERS, SARS, and other respiratory viruses move from person to person.
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But an equally compelling case can be made that the Parkland officers were making a decision more reasonable than the one Shelby made, if, as has been argued repeatedly the past few years, police officers have the right, and the responsibility, to make sure they make it home alive at the end of their shift every night.
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The Rockets were trapping the Raptors' high pick-and-roll, knowing that late in the shot clock and without DeMar DeRozan on the floor, Lowry would have little choice but to trust Nogueira—a gifted passer who is occasionally a beat slow making a decision—to make a play in the resulting 4-on-3 situation.
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"As with a lot of Supreme Court cases, there's an issue that's squarely before the court, but there are other issues that the court will have to sort through in making a decision that will have a lot of implications," said Paul D. Clement, a lawyer who filed the brief on behalf of the national retailers association.
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Again, I'm not in the thick of this, and of course I don't know what's going on in the proprietary world, but I imagine, based on what I've seen, that these questions as to what to do about a human who's on a curb, potentially looking like they might lose their balance and really making a decision about that.
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"States are making a decision about how can we best house prisoners given the constraints of our budget, and in some instances, they have found that a private company can do it better than the public sector is doing, and others found that they can't and don't, and it really just depends on a state-by-state basis," Rubio said. Gov.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE says he's closer to making a decision on whether to run for president in 85033 but hasn't made up his mind just yet.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) initially said that more information is needed before making a decision, but advocated for impeachment in a town hall on April 22.
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Still, the guidance — which was promised to lawmakers by Ken Cuccinelli, an immigration hardliner who heads the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services — notes that immigration officials must continue to look act use of certain public benefits, including "those that may be used to obtain testing or treatment for COVID-19" when they're making a decision about a person's legal status.
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BARBARO: But in every case, it feels like you're playing things out in your mind and determining how you think things might play out, how they might be perceived, and making a decision based on your belief of how those things might play out and how those things might be perceived, rather than just following protocol and letting things fall as they may.
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Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderGOP predicts Roberts won't cast tie-breaking vote on witnesses The Hill's Morning Report - Trump defense rests, GOP struggles to bar witnesses GOP confident of win on witnesses MORE (R-Tenn.) told reporters after the meeting that he will wait until senators have used their 16 hours of allotted time to ask questions before making a decision.
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" Sessions in November managed to deflect from making a decision on whether to formally appoint a special counsel by saying he had directed "senior federal prosecutors" to examine the Clinton-related issues, who would then "make recommendations as to whether any matters not currently under investigation should be opened" and "whether any matters merit the appointment of a special counsel.
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When available exclusively in Japan in January of next year (Sony says it will test the market there before making a decision on selling the new Aibo in other parts of the world) the "entertainment robot" will also be able to take advantage of a SIM card so that it can access the internet and software updates even while you're taking it for a walk.
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Prime Minister Theresa May is set to end decades of indecision by backing the expansion of Britain and Europe's busiest airport, Heathrow, finally kickstarting a project made more pressing by the vote to leave the EU. May and a small team of ministers will meet on Tuesday to choose between expanding Heathrow, to the west of London, or Gatwick, to the south - making a decision on airport expansion after more than 25 years of debate.
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President Obama said Monday that he will urge President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE "to think long and hard" before making a decision on deporting young Americans who qualify for protection under his executive action.
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But officials say they have slowly started noticing his presence in the West Wing, whether it be through adjusted lighting for the President's news conference in the East Room, after he complained how it had made his hair glow; neutral-density filters on windows to modify the sunlight ahead of video recordings; or even his increased stature with the President, who often asks aides "What does Bill think?" while making a decision.
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"I mean you've got somebody stealing something off of the president's desk in order to prevent him from making a decision," Kerry said, referring to a report that now-former National Economic Council Director Gary CohnGary David CohnTrump says US will hit China with new round of tariffs next month Gary Cohn bemoans 'dramatic impact' of Trump tariffs Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE removed a document from Trump's desk regarding plans for the U.S. to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet MORE (R-Ky.) reiterated Tuesday -- the first full day back in session from the lengthy summer recess -- that he is waiting for the White House to offer a proposal before making a decision on how to proceed with gun-related measures.
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