Investors are also doing more due diligence this time, he said.
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He declined to say more due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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Lady and the Tramp, in contrast, seemed more due for a makeover.
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People are also likely to sneeze more, due to the presence of allergens.
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It requires a lot more due diligence than picking stocks and bonds does.
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Some big U.S. firms have delayed BPO investments to undergo more due diligence.
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If you underpay, however, you may owe even more due to underpayment penalties.
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This is happening more and more due to abuse in the 340B program.
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The remaining 22,138 accounts, meanwhile, paid more due to miscalculations and billing errors.
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More due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials.
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The President would have significantly more due process rights during a Senate trial.
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"I regret we didn't do more due diligence on pricing at Valeant," he said.
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But the platform is now actively seeking companies and is doing more due diligence.
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Certain posts always stand out a little more due to the engagement they receive.
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This may be more due to the mix of wages rather than a broad trend.
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MORE, but that's more due to Rubio's frequent drinks of water than anything he said.
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Of course, the company opted not to add more due, in part, to pricing constraints.
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"More due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials," he added.
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Only Ruth escapes this fate, and that's more due to Garner's performance than anything else.
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"There should have been more due diligence," Jimenez said in an interview with Reuters on Wednesday.
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So English-language tweeters, like Trump, will likely tweet more due to the increased character limit.
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Perhaps more due diligence in allowing postsecondary programs to receive federal loans is a better approach.
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That last bit is more due to quick thinking than an initial attempt at human mimicry, though.
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Moiz acknowledged that Twitch's growth had slowed, but pointed out that was more due to healthy competition.
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Anyone who wants anything north of 25 percent is worth spending some more due diligence time on.
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Instead, it was more due to a long list of things that we had no control over.
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I was not able to slow down even more due to the heavy traffic (cars were behind me).
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Also, the data didn't measure sleep time or indicate whether students slept more due to delayed start times.
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It opened its first desalination plant in 2005, and now has three, with two more due by 2020.
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That is more due to the dysfunctional politics of Washington than an inherent weakness of the U.S. economy.
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In spring and winter, walking can take 35 minutes or more due to the sheer depth of the snow.
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Krauss' advice to other entrepreneurs is to do more due diligence on the people you choose to work with.
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My husband and I have to use lubricants more and more due to vaginal dryness from the estrogen changes.
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Orr said dropping the official cash rate to 1% helps the export sector more, due to a lower exchange rate.
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There are more than 2155 shelters currently open in the state, with at least 24 more due to open today.
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That tradition has held up in the Trump years, but arguably more due to Trump's sloppiness than to anything else.
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Daseke, with a market value of $20133 million, has closed four deals in 22013 with more due before year-end.
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In pricey places, "local vendors will almost all cost more due to the inflated costs of living there," Courtney says.
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"More due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials," Trump wrote in his letter to Pelosi.
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But killing vast numbers of human beings should require more due diligence than assertions on federal spending for peanut subsidies.
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We're told Audrina was freaking out even more due to the added fear of not knowing where Corey was with Kirra.
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About 7% of Medicare's 61 million or so beneficiaries will pay more due to those income-adjusted amounts (see table below).
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"My feeling, although nothing has been proven, is that the association [with paternal age] is more due to genetic changes," Kitlinska said.
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And then of course just having a coal plant around can degrade water quality even more, due to contamination from waste products.
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I think if I did a little more due diligence, I would have realized earlier it wasn't the right fit for me.
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Certain narrow bands in upstate New York could see major snowfall totals of 2 feet or more due to lake-effect enhancement.
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They're the five major-party nominees before her who lost, and each was someone who, like her, was more due than dazzling.
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The rollback, according to The Wall Street Journal, is aimed at providing more due process for both the accusers and the accused.
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"They do a lot more due diligence," said Heather Johnston, Bay Area district president for the tech job staffing agency Robert Half.
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But it would also put less pressure on expert judgment to be infallible and give more due to the fickle nature of reality.
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But regulator Ofgem, which reviews the cap each six months, said it had to let utilities charge more due to rising wholesale prices.
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But in the GIF above, Japanese skater Yuzuru Hanyu performs a quadruple salchow, which is worth even more due to the extra rotation.
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That would allow the government, for example, to implement more due process around the removal of accounts of content from Facebook, Feld said.
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"It's more due to the effect of a continued slowdown in the global economic growth," said Fakhrul Fulvian, an economist with Trimegah Sekuritas.
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Zurich police said on Twitter they had arrested around two dozen protesters before midday, with more due to be removed from bank entrances.
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Meanwhile, Kaori is shown in tears after realizing a recent art commission may have been more due to her exposure than her talent.
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Drivers also found themselves paying more due to disruptions at the nation's refineries, where crude oil is processed into gasoline, diesel and other products.
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Which isn't to say that white filmmakers shouldn't make films about race, but that more due diligence should be placed on getting it right.
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TIM has rapidly expanded its 4G consumer base in recent quarters, which has allowed it to charge customers more due to increased data usage.
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This one may be more due to typos than anything else, because it's pretty easy to spot a mistake when it sounds that wrong.
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Before we make a decision of that seismic scale, you should really do far more due diligence and work out what actually will mean.
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He explained that he's hoping to see more due process before someone has to pay a bail fee that at times can exceed $20,000.
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He praised Loeffler's record so far in her first weeks but said more due diligence was required before deciding whether to enter the fray.
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The federal 2533% tax withholding would reduce that amount by $22018 million to $2533 million, with more due to the IRS at tax time.
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Enough is enough, this is a plea to the writers, outlets and media… More due diligence needs to be done before crafting headlines and stories.
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But because the bill is poorly worded, it can result in rates of 15 percent or more due to unfavorable effects on foreign tax credits.
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What's next: du Plooy says growth is expected to remain stable through at least the next decade or more due to demand from Southeast Asia.
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She's a lot younger than me, but we're really close, and I hate that we can't talk more due to our 9.5-hour time difference.
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Lenovo is working on more due this calendar year, and developers can dream up and build their own by joining the Moto Mods developer program.
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"The defeat was not by any means the fault of Judge Bailus, but more due to the political climate of the 2018 elections," Thomas wrote.
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"Most pets and people are great, but you do have to do more due diligence so you don't get into a negative situation," says Dan.
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"More due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials," he wrote, a comment that prompted a response from Salem's current mayor.
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In fact, the situation deteriorated in recent weeks with new U.S. tariffs on $20203 billion of Chinese consumer goods, and more due later this year.
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In Peloton's case, Binns said the brand's powerful cult following has been more due to its product and the product experience than its own branding.
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"More due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials," the president seethed in an angry impeachment eve letter to Ms. Pelosi.
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"But I reckon it's probably more due to my coach than my girlfriend," he added, having begun working with Smith since the beginning of the year.
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But she says that this is more due to the fact that she didn't want clothing to detract from the core theme of the work itself.
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Leveraging these cards has allowed me to secure upgrades to higher classes, first-class flights for family members and more due to how much I travel.
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Many didn't even get much advice before their first anal shoots, and some get into the specialty more due to necessity than self-starting anal enthusiasm.
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And they have done so at the same time they've been telling the public, and the Justice Department, that they've initiated more due process for inmates.
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When you say for Al Franken there should've been more due process in that situation, you also say he deserves a third act in his career.
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Universities could be turning down our future doctors, engineers, nurses, scientists, and many more, due to their financial hardships that hold them back from attending college.
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Donald Trump recently wrote, of his impeachment hearings, "More due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials," which is not strictly accurate.
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When Trump writes, "More due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials," we don't need to research due process in Salem courtrooms.
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Yes, it's more due to the fact that he's confused after being dead than because he's actually turned evil, but I'm still scoring this one for me.
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On the demand side, oil consumption was holding firm, with growth in 23.9 more than doubling on 229 as Americans drove more due to low gasoline prices.
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Only 19 percent of respondents in the Jefferies survey indicated they planned to spend more due to the lower gas, compared with 24 percent a year ago.
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In some areas, the flooding is being called the worst seen in a century or more, due to a combination of heavy downpours and a wet May.
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One in four people may be out of work for a year or more due to illness, injury, or pregnancy, according to the Council for Disability Awareness.
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Sky Plc shares gained 3.1 pct as investors hoped Fox would increase its offer since the company could afford to pay more due to the bidding war.
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This is more due to the combination of moderate to heavy snow coinciding with strong northeasterly winds, resulting in low visibility, than it does with actual snowfall amounts.
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The positive for the market is that the focus on future rate hikes seems more due to a Fed view of a better economy than necessarily inflation prevention.
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A source with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters this month that Lexinfintech would delay the pricing of its planned Nasdaq IPO to conduct more due diligence.
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Even though the Alphabet Bomber called for an end to all immigration and sex laws, this was more due to personal grievances than to a strong ideological belief.
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I'm surprised Pagano wasn't fired, but more due to the circumstances—getting eight wins out of this roster without Luck, which Pagano somehow did, isn't a bad result.
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But a new app could make that conversation even more uncomfortable — because it asks your male dinner companions to chip in more due to the gender wage gap.
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While most taxpayers are expected to see cuts under the proposal, some Americans, depending on their specific circumstances, could pay more due to the elimination of certain deductions.
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" Scolded by one senator for not looking closely enough into Valeant's drug pricing, a somewhat flustered Mr. Ackman said, "I regret that we didn't do more due diligence.
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Video: TED/YouTube Again, I found the performance to be funny, but it was more due to Data's halting delivery and posture than the content of the jokes.
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Gallera said that health officials were in a "race against time" to find more acute care beds, with about 150 more due to open in the next week.
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The championship has never gone beyond 21 rounds and the teams, whose agreement is required, have been resistant to adding more due to the strain imposed on staff.
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ICE feels pressure to detain more due to its broadened enforcement priorities, said one former DHS official who served under the Trump administration and spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Obesity and its complications cost nearly $200 billion dollars per year, or just over 20 percent of our national health care costs, plus billions more due to worker absenteeism.
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The forint slipped 0.2% to bid at 334.25 to the euro, falling more due to a determined ultra-dovish stance from the central bank even as inflation picks up.
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"I think today's correction is more due to the stronger euro, and North Korea is more an excuse or a catalyst," said Angelo Meda, fund manager at Banor SIM.
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The justices began their term in October and, as is their usual practice, aim to make all their rulings by the end of June, with more due on Monday.
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"Conservatives are embarrassed that a late-night comic did more due diligence on Graham-Cassidy than Graham, Cassidy, or its supporters," Jon Favreau, former speechwriter for Obama, tweeted Thursday.
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"It's been around for a long time but it's starting to spread a little more due to the climate change discussion," said Jade Patterson, a natural gas analyst at BNEF.
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It's also unclear whether or not EasyMesh devices will cost a bit more due to the functionality, which could create another selling point manufacturers can use to up their prices.
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What's more, due to what looks in retrospect like the unintended consequences of gerrymandering, O'Rourke actually carried a majority of districts in the lower house of the Texas state legislature.
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TrackR has not cited sales problems for its own layoffs, and our original source for this story claimed it was more due to the company burning through cash too fast.
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Compatriot Adam Scott previously announced he would also skip Rio, though not because of Zika concerns, but more due to his belief that golf does not belong in the Olympics.
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" Yoffe, who has argued that men accused of sexual misdeeds deserve more due process, noted that Franken and Tweeden were "on a U.S.O. tour, which is a raunchy vaudeville throwback.
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On Monday, National Association of Theater Owners President John Fithian said that theaters could be shut down for two to three months, or more, due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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The Salem witch trials gave more due process to the accused, he absurdly claimed, though he refused to participate in the impeachment process after Democrats invited him to do so.
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Washington (CNN)A Republican lawmaker on Wednesday asserted that Jesus Christ had more due process before his crucifixion than President Donald Trump has received during the House impeachment inquiry. Rep.
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In a letter to Nancy Pelosi yesterday, Trump wrote that the women executed during the Salem witch trials in the late 1600s were granted more due process than he was.
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In a Tuesday letter to Nancy Pelosi, Trump wrote that the people executed during the Salem witch trials in the late 1600s were granted more due process than he was.
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While their obstinance could just be another impeachment article, it would seem like Democrats may try to do even more due diligence to make sure they've got what they need.
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Former 1989 protesters who have left China said the lack of political dissent in the country, and discussion of Tiananmen Square, was more due to fear than to a wide consensus.
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"Casino and junket operators now have to assume more due diligence and operational obligations, and to adopt more pre-emptive measures," said Karen Tang, analyst at Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong.
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Microsoft is now expecting overall gaming revenue to decline again next quarter, and it could dip as much as 11.13 percent or more due to a lack of Xbox console sales.
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The trouble is that when you get much bigger than an insect, that method of flying doesn't always work any more due to the differences in mass, drag and so on.
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In addition to repealing mandatory detention, the act would also require the end of for-profit facilities, and restore more due process and accountability to a system that sorely needs it.
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The breaches of Hong Kong's code of conduct included failure to carry out "more due diligence to ascertain the truth and completeness of the information" the firm provided, the SFC added.
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"We urgently need more due process with the algorithmic systems influencing our lives," says Kate Crawford, a principal researcher at Microsoft Research who has called for big data due process requirements.
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GBP= In the same period spanning the 21.2 election it fell 203 percent, a decline probably more due to the dollar's strength thanks to the Federal Reserve raising U.S. interest rates.
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Home sales did fall sharply in the Northeast, where property taxes are very high in some states, but the Realtors say that was more due to horrendous weather than anything else.
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The Trump administration began reimposing sanctions earlier this month, with more due to take effect in November against the Iranian oil industry, which accounts for a fifth of the country's GDP.
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It also believes growth will be 0.2 percent lower in the second quarter of 2016 in part because households are not reducing their savings, or not spending more, due to Brexit worries.
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In their 2016 lawsuit, the officers alleged they were working eight to 10 minutes of overtime per shift, and more due to the timeclock-rounding policies of Utah-based Management & Training Corp.
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The price of a newly built home sold in January did decline 3.8 percent, but that was more due to a shift in the mix of homes selling, not builders reducing prices.
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Characters before Shakespeare's time may have feared the act of revenge, but more due to the potential consequences of failure than out of the spiritual and psychological anguish that might accompany success.
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Marriott International Inc Chief Global Officer Ray Bennett projected that some of the chain's hotels on Puerto Rico would be closed from several weeks to a year or more due to damage.
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Chinese Premier Li Kequiang said it is "very difficult" for China's economy to grow at a rate of 23% or more, due it its high starting base and a turbulent international backdrop.
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Boeing has taken $22020 billion in loans and is in talks to secure a total of $10 billion or more due to lost revenue from the grounding of its 737 Max aircraft.
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In 2015, a fire in a Bucharest nightclub killed 27 people — and in the weeks that followed, 37 more, due to shockingly inadequate hospital conditions that led to infections in the survivors.
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Ellison said the company failed to sell more due to the assortment of merchandise and an inability to restock shelves with the right kind of inventory, despite a rise in customer visits.
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"It's more due to increasing 'lone wolf' activity and the dynamics of ISIS networks around the world," he said, when asked if the increase in personnel was in response to a specific threat.
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With returns in equities potentially sub-par for the next decade or more due to demographic and other pressures, pressuring corporate America to run itself better may prove to be money well spent.
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But those conservative demands could alienate other Republicans, particularly a call to allow states to opt out of ObamaCare's protections against people with pre-existing conditions being charged more due to their illness.
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Of more than 1,000 adults surveyed, 27 percent said they are keeping in touch with friends and family more due to the novel coronavirus, while 36 percent responded they are "somewhat" doing so.
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But it wasn't entirely because Apple believed in Face ID. It was more due to the fact that Apple needed a phone with almost no bezel and a reliable form of biometric security.
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Comparing impeachment to the Salem witch trials, Mr. Trump claimed that the Massachusetts women accused of witchcraft in the 1690s were treated to "more due process" than he was afforded during the inquiry.
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This comes after the CEO at Qatar Airways said it had cancelled its first Airbus A320neo jet and could walk away from more, due to delays in deliveries caused by engine problems, Reuters reported.
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Day rated the victory one of the best of his career, not because of the quality of his play but more due to his ability to get the job done without his best game.
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It's more due to the negative reaction most women have to her opponent, Donald Trump, and the traditional advantage the Democrats have with women voters because of the party's religious devotion to abortion rights.
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"Asked whether Foy was paid the same as Smith, the producers acknowledged that he did make more due to his Doctor Who fame, but that they would rectify that for the future," Variety reported.
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One level deeper: In a new report out last week, the IEA sees little growth for natural gas in Europe over the next five years (and probably more) due to competition from renewable energy.
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Any lines for gas were "probably more due to the regime stockpiling fuel in anticipation that China would implement the restriction," Ruggiero, who worked at both the State Department and Treasury Department, told CNN.
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Variety reports: Asked whether Foy was paid the same as Smith, the producers acknowledged that he did make more due to his "Doctor Who" fame, but that they would rectify that for the future.
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It said it had agreed to extend a Wednesday regulatory deadline for the deal talks until May 8 in order to allow Takeda to carry out more due diligence and firm up its bid.
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The government declined to make official comment on the issue, although some staff told Reuters that New Delhi could not do more due to factors such as cost, limited warehousing and a lack of transportation.
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Nebraska's supply of sodium thiopental, used to knock out the inmate before two other drugs were administered, expired in December 2013 and the state was unable to buy more due to difficulties in procuring it.
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Baobab Studios is aiming to move past the novelty of VR and create characters that people can grow to love (and hate) even more due to the richness of experience and interaction that VR offers.
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The Republican plan to do nothing, then, means America would be double-charged for its inaction: The country would lose trillions in missed opportunities for growth, and many trillions more due to a growing catastrophe.
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Job gains —213,000 in all for nonfarm payrolls — were spread across the board but the positions are paying only a bit more due to a variety of factors that are keeping gains just above inflation.
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THE COTSWOLDS' proximity to London, just two hours away, means there is rarely a weekend when the house is not filled with friends and family, including McEwan's six grandchildren (with one more due in December).
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Shire, a member of Britain's benchmark FTSE 100 stock index, said its board agreed to extend a Wednesday regulatory deadline to May 8 so Takeda can conduct more due diligence and firm up its bid.
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However, the company says this is more due to the cost and time required to get the phone tested and certified, and that the OP23.5T can actually survive a quick dip in the sink without trouble.
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Price should theoretically be a little more than the current cost for an SSD plus Optane memory solution for desktops, while laptops using Optane SSDs will cost more due to the high price of the storage itself.
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Spotify's lackluster trading history may be more due to the fact that Apple has stepped up its streaming efforts to take on Spotify more directly — and not because Spotify listed shares directly as opposed to an IPO.
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In Islamabad, the military's press wing has twice called off visits to the site for weather and organizational reasons and an official said no visit would be possible for a few days more due to security issues.
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Left said it will be interesting to see what happens next month when Pera has an option to buy the rest of the NBA team, which will require more due diligence on his company by the league.
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The San Francisco Fed paper argues that while it's become widespread belief that rates are so low because the Fed has kept them there, in reality, it's more due to economic conditions that the Fed doesn't control.
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This is probably more due to an antsy 20-year-old trying to make a play than a tactical decision from Lakers head coach Luke Walton, but it hints at a reality many thought we'd never see.
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A first meeting to discuss the proposed layoffs, which would be carried out through early retirements and cutting working days, is scheduled for Monday with three more due to take place before Christmas, one of the sources said.
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" In his CBS appearance, Graham also pointed to Trump's common complaint that special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe was a witch hunt by saying of the Ukrainian investigation, the "Salem witch trials have more due process than this.
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It turns out that all that research suggesting the new font might be more legible was more due to the fact that older, worn signs were being replaced with nice, fresh, clean signs which were, naturally, more legible.
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Shire said in a statement it had agreed to extend a Wednesday regulatory deadline for the deal talks to conclude to May 8 in order to allow Takeda to carry out more due diligence and firm up its bid.
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Coming off the slowest year of growth in three, the economy in the first quarter of 21 is expected to slow down even more due to the impact of Boeing and now the potential wild card of the coronavirus.
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The more domestically-focussed FTSE 250 also gave up 0.3% but still fared better than its blue-chip counterpart, which was hurt more due to a larger exposure to commodity prices which are under pressure over concerns of demand.
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez has ordered the closure of 23 of the country's 41 mines, most of which produce nickel ore, and the suspension of five more due to violations uncovered during a lengthy environmental audit.
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According to a source familiar with the investigation conducted by outside counsel Kate Kimpel of KK Advising, the Warren campaign did not hear any reports of sexual assault or rape, but added that they can't say more due to confidentiality.
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So while they are interesting stories for people to observe, I suspect that they will scare away some of the later sources of capital who historically have assumed that more due diligence has been done earlier on in the process.
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"We believe the majority of the upside this quarter was more due to overestimating the financial impact of Costco rather than any real fundamental improvement in the business," wrote Stifel analyst Christopher Brendler, who has a "hold" rating on the stock.
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That surge appeared to be less due to exports, which rose 1 percent on-month, to A$32.4 billion in seasonally adjusted terms, and more due to imports, which dropped 5 percent on-month to A$28.83 billion, seasonally adjusted.
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But even while a part of me, like Libby, was wondering if Stan was playing Oleg by sending him away, I really think this incredible goldmine of a scoop was more due to Oleg's choice than any victory on Stan's part.
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"The defeat was not by any means the fault of Judge Bailus, but more due to the political climate of the 2018 elections," Thomas wrote in a letter included in the judge's application obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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It's also hard to say exactly why infant mortality rates are so much lower in Connecticut than in Mississippi, although researchers say this may be more due to mothers' education and income levels rather than disparities in health care after birth.
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Coming off the slowest year of growth in three years, the U.S. economy in the first quarter of 2801 is expected to slow down even more due to the impact of Boeing and now the potential wild card of the coronavirus.
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Reckitt, which also makes Scholl footcare products and Nurofen tablets, is not courting private equity firms, said the sources, given the strong initial interest from industry players, which are usually able to pay more due to synergies with their existing businesses.
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But the guard, for instance, is a position where almost no one will catch submissions any more due to its transparent nature and the fact that fighters rarely hurt a man and then end up with him in their guard.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump delivered an unhinged, error-ridden six-page letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in which he called the impeachment inquiry "an illegal, partisan attempted coup" and claimed that the Salem witch trials provided more due process.
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Last year, city investigations led to the suspension of 7,778 firms and shuttered 906 more due to violations of fire safety, construction, dangerous chemicals, and other industrial regulations, the official Xinhua news agency reported, citing the Beijing Administration of Work Safety.
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Shire is also expected to agree to an extension of a Wednesday regulatory deadline that would allow Takeda to carry out more due diligence and firm up its bid, the sources said on Tuesday on condition of anonymity to discuss the confidential negotiations.
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One big question is if the decrease is more due to automation or expected enforcement reduction under Trump's Securities and Exchange Commission — for example, the President supports a House bill that would end private equity registration, thus making fraud extremely difficult to uncover.
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Mubarak Rashid al-Mansouri told a financial conference that U.S. and European banks were continuing to scale back their relationships with Gulf banks because foreign regulators were requiring them to do more due diligence on customers, raising costs for the foreign institutions.
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Washington (CNN)The mayor of Salem, Massachusetts, told President Donald Trump on Tuesday to "learn some history" after he claimed that the people accused in the Salem witch trials had received more due process than he has gotten in the impeachment inquiry.
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As time progressed, I kept Kickstarting more and more due to the fear of missing out ... I even backed projects simply because they had a large number of backers — obviously the game must be great or else so many people wouldn't have backed it right?
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As exciting as this all is for Chalamet, who also has two movies more due out this year, Beautiful Boy and A Rainy Day in New York, there is one issue that should be addressed as soon as possible: Chalamet's iconic hair is at stake.
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CIMWI has received numerous calls about sick adult sea lions, exhibiting "symptoms like confusion, head bobbing and weaving, lethargy and more due to a condition from high quantities of domoic acid released from toxic algae blooms," reports a press release from the Shedd Aquarium.
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" His colleague, Heidi Beirich, director of the SPLC's Intelligence Project, drives the point home: "This is a growing movement that is probably going to grow more due to this verdict because they have shown they can use armed interventions and not be punished for them.
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Bloomberg recently reported that the Cupertino company has opened a secret manufacturing facility for the display type, which have a keen use case in head-mounted displays where tight pixel densities matter more due to the lenses as well as the physical distance from your eyes.
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There are also those players who thrived more due to a fresh environment and new responsibilities than any dramatic sharpening of their own skills (Harrison Barnes); at the very least, a new supporting cast and/or system is hard to disentangle from any given player's individual growth.
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"We believe the delay is more due to construction challenges and getting the 'right' product for the opening, but needless to say, an on-time opening will require obtaining necessary government approvals in a timely manner," said research analysts at Nomura, in a note on Wednesday.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC is in the dark on the oil supply outlook for the second half of this year, with Iranian and Russian outages looking increasingly significant but Saudi Arabia reluctant to pump more due to fears of a price crash, sources in the organization said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese consumer lending firm Lexinfintech will delay the pricing of its planned Nasdaq IPO to conduct more due diligence, a source with direct knowledge of the situation said - a move that comes after Beijing issued new rules to tighten control of the micro-loan sector.
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Chen, who admits he could have done more due diligence but said he trusted Amazon's advice, had to contend not only with those cases, but also at least a half dozen more suits that were filed against NEA after the deal closed and are still pending.
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Trump's diatribe has already been fact-checked, but there are two elements (witchy enough?) that illustrate why Trump was given way more due process than those prosecuted during the Salem witch trials: quality and quantity — of evidence, and the societal position of the victims, that is.
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Theron is perhaps the most compelling woman action star since Sigourney Weaver (though this is more due to Hollywood so rarely giving women the chance to excel in these roles than anything else), and Leitch's camera takes in her form as if she's a perfectly calibrated machine.
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The Japanese drugmaker had until Wednesday evening to make a final offer to Shire under UK takeover laws, but Shire is expected to agree to an extension to allow Takeda to carry out more due diligence and firm up its bid, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Our tax dollars have funded billions of dollars in direct health care costs for service members and veterans as a result of smoking-related issues, as well as millions more due to lost productivity stemming from those health-care issues, some of which lead to discharge from active service.
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The owner of Kmart and Target department stores, Bunnings hardware stores and Coles supermarkets on Wednesday said it would take an impairment charge of up to A$1.3 billion ($937 million) on its 300 Target stores plus up to A$850 million more due to low coal prices in fiscal 2016.
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Yep. AT&T thinks most people will stick with the main DirecTV Now app for all their streaming, but you can use your account credentials to authenticate with the following apps on various devices, with more due to be added in the future: Can I see the entire channel list?
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DeVos' apparent consideration came in response to the Texas Education Agency wanting clarification from the Department of Education on behalf of some of their school districts that asked whether they could use the funds to purchase guns, gun training, marshal training, and more due to the increased focus on school safety.
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In claiming to protect people with pre-existing conditions, the House proposed to provide states with $15 billion over ten years for maternity, mental health and substance use disorder care and $85003 billion over five years to reduce premiums or out-of-pocket costs for people charged more due to pre-existing conditions.
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Plus, there are still a few low-hanging pieces of fruit we haven't bothered to knock down, like requiring wage transparency so that women actually know if they're making less than male co-workers, and so that employers can catch themselves (or be caught by regulators) if they're paying men more due to unconscious bias.
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That discrepancy imposes all sorts of restrictions even within places where marijuana is legal under state law — from making it harder for state-legal pot businesses to work with banks to increasing the tax burden on these pot businesses (whose effective income tax rates can be as high as 90 percent or more due to this).
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The shift on taxes is more due to an increase in salience among Republicans (+25 in importance to 21%) than Democrats (+3.63 to 23.6% important), and the softening on sexual harassment stems more from GOP dropoff (from 23.8% important then to 2901% now) than any fade in Democratic attention to the issue (80% rated it important in both polls).
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"Because with other investors departing the market, deal terms are getting better, the competition is less keen, [many investors] can do more due diligence and there are a lot of companies being built that have great growth prospects and are going to survive this global pandemic," Danny Crichton detailed on Extra Crunch after calling around to his sources.
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"Near-term price volatility may be heightened by Congressional testimony from former FBI Director Comey and may even place the S&P 500 at risk of slipping into a decline of 5 percent or more, due to the time since the last decline of this magnitude combined with elevated valuations," Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA, said in a Wednesday note.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE has repeatedly made similar remarks criticizing how Democrats conducted the impeachment investigation, recently alleging that more due process was given during the Salem witch trials.
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More than 2202 in 2628 American voters think the presidential election could be "stolen" from Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE due to voter fraud, a poll released Monday shows.
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The struggles, however, are more due to internal disruption caused by changes of coaches and the failure to hold on to top scorer Kevin de Bruyne than cost cuts at VW. After dieselgate broke in September 2015, VW halted plans for a new 40 million-euro youth training center but it continues to subsidize VfL Wolfsburg at a cost of about 90 million euros per season, a source at VW said.
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Prigozhin, who is known as "Putin's chef" due to the Kremlin's use of his catering service for official functions, was indicted by former Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) MuellerCNN's Toobin warns McCabe is in 'perilous condition' with emboldened Trump CNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting The Hill's 2628:28503 Report: New Hampshire fallout MORE due to his efforts to interfere in the 22020 elections.
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The House Judiciary Committee announced Monday that it had postponed an upcoming oversight hearing with Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrState AGs urge online retailers to crack down on coronavirus price gouging Immigration advocates call on Barr to halt migrant prosecutions amid coronavirus outbreak Hillicon Valley: Twitter says Chinese official's virus disinformation doesn't violate rules | Hackers target WHO | Senators urge agencies to stop coronavirus robocalls MORE due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE is suggesting that a "crime may have been committed" by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE due to his attempts to stop a Russia probe.
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"This is based obviously on our numbers dramatically growing, but even more due to the willingness of many individuals to speak out -- to question basic fundamental biases like the check-one-box-only ethnicity questionnaire that we simply can't fill out honestly, to address a lack of accurate media representation amidst a plethora of stereotype, to be bold enough to insist on defining oneself rather than have others outside do it for you," Fulbeck said.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's attorney says the billionaire once defended Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE due to his friendship with the former president.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) closed two investigations it had opened into alleged misconduct by former chief Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE due to his resignation.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that senior officials have discussed replacing Long, who was appointed to the position last year by President 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, due to an investigation into the FEMA chief's potential misuse of federal resources.
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The Trump Tower Moscow project, which was never completed, has been scrutinized by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE due to it occurring around the same time as positive statements then-candidate Trump made about Russia during the 2016 campaign, including the possibility of rebuilding U.S.-Russia relations.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetGOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial DNC goof: Bloomberg should be on debate stage Senators offer bill to create alternatives to Huawei in 5G tech MORE's (D) long-shot presidential campaign, saying he thinks that the Colorado senator is the best candidate to face President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE due to what he calls stark differences between the two men.
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During Wednesday's news conference, Ryan downplayed concerns that Trump might fire Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE or special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE due to frustration over the Russia investigation.
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JAKARTA, Sept 13 (Reuters) - * Indonesia's energy ministry has approved a new recommendation for a unit of Freeport McMoran Inc to raise copper concentrate exports to 700,000 tonnes until March 2020, an official told reporters on Friday * The new recommendation is much higher than the initial approval for shipments of 198,282 tonnes of copper concentrates, said Yunus Saefulhak, the ministry's director of minerals * Freeport's Grasberg mine is expected to produce 1.2 million tonnes of copper concentrates this year, he said * Saefulhak said Freeport could export more "due to optimisation of its open pit mine" (Reporting by Wilda Asmarini; Writing by Gayatri Suroyo; Editing by Himani Sarkar)
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President 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 on Wednesday claimed he didn't fire James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE due to the Russia investigation, even though he had previously cited the probe when discussing his decision to fire the former FBI director.
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