John Kennedy I'm not open to borrowing more money and I'm not open to raising taxes.
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Hackett's presentations were not open to the press or public.
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The recount is not open to press or the public.
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The Saks Social party is not open to the public.
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The grand jury proceedings were not open to the public.
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"Our borders are not open to illegal migration," Mr. Johnson said.
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The platform is not open to do so at the moment.
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Unfortunately, the office is not open to the public for tours.
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The contest, however, is not open to non-resident Indian (NRIs).
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But Pakistan insists Gwadar is not open to the Chinese navy.
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Unfortunately, HD was not open to hearing any of my interpretations.
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The military trial in Juba is not open to the media.
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It will be a private event, not open to the public.
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St. Catherines is privately owned and not open to the public.
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Those lists are not open to the public under existing rules.
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They have already said that issue is not open to debate.
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It's important to remember that CES is not open to the public.
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It's still not open to everyone, but that's a considerably smaller hurdle.
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The reception is not open to the press, the White House added.
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Or is the avant-garde tradition not open to Asian American writers?
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Mr. Lowry said that the system is not open to constructive criticism.
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This is still in beta, however, and not open to all advertisers.
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Fewer respondents – 14.9 percent – were not open to the savings account idea.
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The briefing will be classified, and therefore not open to the public.
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The conversation, which lasted about 30 minutes, was not open to the press.
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It was not open to the public at the time of Monday's fire.
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The meetings were not open to the media and no information was released.
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"You are absolutely right, I'm not open to having a conversation," he replied.
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It lasted more than 12 hours and was not open to foreign media.
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Very open and very honest — except it's not open to the media yet.
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In Jim Crow-era America, the open road was not open to all.
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Because I am stuck with my own views and not open to other people.
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The pulp contract - like other ShFE futures contracts - is not open to international investors.
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Most of the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is not open to visitors.
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Emmanuel Macron, the French president, insisted that the backstop is not open to renegotiation.
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The press is secondary and the show is not open to the general public.
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The secretary of the commission said the statement was not open to the public.
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The case is not open to the public to protect further investigation, police said.
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"He was definitely not open to a conversation about her at all," she said.
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There are a host of licensed professions not open to them in many states.
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"He was definitely not open to a conversation about her at all," she said.
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May's government, and rejected by the British Parliament, is not open to substantive change.
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This benefit is not open to its smaller competitors, although Samsung also enjoys huge scale.
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Granting advance rulings to multinationals "is not open to discussion for the Cabinet," Snel said.
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But Edi Rama, Albania's prime minister, says that his country is not open to migrants.
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Tolo is the fool who is not open to understand life; tolo means artificial people.
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The monthly board meetings are not open to the public, although minutes are posted online.
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"As I have said repeatedly, our borders are not open to illegal migration," Johnson said.
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"We are currently not open to allow the pipeline landfall as originally planned," Conte said.
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Again, it's not open to the public; a friend will have to sneak you in.
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However, it is composed of gains owned by the bank and not open to the public.
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I only did what I thought was best and was not open to learn new things.
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The hall is not open to the public and is only meant as a time capsule.
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The offer, which runs starting today through June 30, is not open to just anyone, however.
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The text, under the doctrine of inerrancy, is factually perfect and not open to multiple interpretations.
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"Britain seems to be saying that it is not open to cultural dialogue," Mr Barley says.
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The restaurant was not open to the public, and Mr. Trump did not try a slice.
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In such a case, it is not open to the court to set aside the decision.
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This area is devoted to serving Microsoft's business customers and is not open to the public.
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The tours are conducted only on special occasions; they are not open to the general public.
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The meeting was not on the president's public schedule and was not open to the press.
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But some aspects of it are rooted in fact — not open to interpretation (Sorry, Uncle Bill).
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" He added, "But we are not open to or willing to entertain links to unrelated issues.
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These facilities are not open to the public, so only scheduled customer visits will take place.
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Similar ceremonies take place periodically throughout the year and are generally not open to the press.
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Despite its inauguration in 1996, the museum did not open to the public until July 2000.
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Its website is comprehensive, and members are often allowed access to sites not open to the public.
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In other words, it's not open to just anyone streaming on Twitch – you have to be invited.
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The financing round will last for 30 days, but is not open to U.S. investors, she added.
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Cheniere, currently the only U.S. company exporting LNG, said it was not open to a lower price.
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Deflated and dismayed, I apologized for not knowing that such a path was not open to me.
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If you are definitely not open to having sex on your date, you can establish that there.
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That legislation, though, provides an exception in cases where the building is not open to the public.
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The site is managed by the city's Department of Correction and is not open to the public.
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That's French for "International Supermegafancy Watch Show," and it's lower-profile because it's not open to the public.
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In general, we're not the best at self-care — but that doesn't mean we're not open to trying.
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Of the 25 sculpture parks discussed in the book, three are not open to the public at all.
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That could show that you're not open to different points of view, which could be problematic in college.
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The PetroVietnam case at the Hanoi People's Court was not open to the public and security was tight.
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EDT: Donald Trump delivers a speech on trade in Manchester, N.H., that is not open to the public.
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Police and more than a dozen plain-clothed officials said the village was not open to non-locals.
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Some even made other assumptions about me, such as that I was antisocial or not open to collaboration.
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The room is not open to the public, but this book is a worthy peek behind the drapes.
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These are special breaks, they are selective, they give you an advantage, which is not open to other companies.
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A visit includes scaling the rocks and admiring the scenery; the tower is not open to the public. novascotia.
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Nobody except Slater seemed to be surfing it, though, and it is still not open to the general public.
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The repository is not open to the public, although it is adjacent to a reflecting room for victims' families.
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The Cottage is not open to visitors, but the palace and gardens sell admission for guided tours and exhibits.
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The store is not open to the public and offers appointment-only fitting sessions for his big spending clients.
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The only other dates the castle is not open to the public are October 11-12 for Princess Eugenie's wedding.
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Don't ask for favors or dates today; people are not open to much, and are not in a flexible mood.
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But Rebecca is clearly not open to the idea and quickly shows her disinterest in the father of three's suggestion.
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But the systems, supplied by private companies, are not open to outside inspection, usually on security or intellectual-property grounds.
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The operation will end when the "safe zone" is established, he said, and Turkey was not open to negotiating this.
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The operation will end when the "safe zone" is established, he said, and Turkey was not open to negotiating this.
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It's not age, it's too long a round and not open to fresh ideas and they don't see it coming.
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Wednesday's hearings, the first of a number to be heard over the coming weeks, were not open to the public.
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Then, it's time to eat at our reserved table in a special restaurant not open to members of the public.
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When people hear this you will have held a New York event, which is not open to the public. Yeah.
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For all we know, they've already crossed the line in clandestine nuclear sites that are not open to international inspections.
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"The hotel is still operating under local authorities and is not open to public for the time being," Bargouthy said.
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Kuluba, the archeological site were the palace was found, is not open to the public yet pending more restoration work.
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The event is intended for family members of the dead and Pentagon staff, and is not open to the public.
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Given the sensitivities around anything having to do with Judaism or Israel, the synagogue is not open to the public.
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Ted Cruz, among other leaders — was not open to the press, though Hart described some of what was discussed with PEOPLE.
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"Portman is not open to a slower growth rate than the House bill," according to a source familiar with Portman's thinking.
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Trump has already signaled he's not open to even narrow family separation fixes being proffered by members of his own party.
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The base is not open to the public, but there are plenty of nearby tourist attractions that capitalize on its history.
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"If they were not open to it, I would have been far more loath to go ahead with it," Kiraly said.
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The Islamic State is not open to reason or diplomacy; the P.K.K. is, as Mr. Erdogan's own previous peace efforts demonstrated.
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According to tech website Wired, the landfill is not open to the public and trespassing would be considered a criminal offense.
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Lorde, then, called for a radical form of self-possession whose boundaries were not open to negotiation with a white society.
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And that route of going to the [inspector general] and getting it to Congress that way was not open to me.
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It is not on the market, not for sale, not subject to the ignorance of the public, not open to perversion.
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"We find these charges exceedingly bizarre," Champ said last month, prior to court proceedings that were not open to the public.
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It is not on the market, not for sale, not subject to the ignorance of the public, not open to perversion.
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The burrito delivery that will begin next week is not open to the public, and is just a test of the service.
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Farhan Haq, a spokesperson for the UN, told BuzzFeed News the meeting was closed and not open to the public or press.
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Although the OTC board has a low listing threshold, it is not open to public investors, resulting in a dearth of liquidity.
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R. Kelly's 21-year-old-daughter, Buku Abi, is making it clear that she is not open to reconciliation with her father.
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China's Shanghai Tower is still not open to the public (for reasons that aren't entirely clear), but its construction is largely complete.
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As of right now, it's along the same lines as the watches offering and not open to casual sellers, eBay tells TechCrunch.
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I'm not open to having my mind changed, I'm not trying to figure it out; I'm not out here curious and exploring.
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MEXICAN FOREIGN MINISTER EBRARD SAYS MORE THAN 90% OF USMCA IS NOT OPEN TO REVISION, BUT THERE WILL BE ADDENDUM TO DEAL
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But adjudication centers, which serve as a hub for immigration judges to beam into cases remotely, are not open to the public.
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A source confirms to PEOPLE that the post was a personal post on Greenblatt's private page, which is not open to the public.
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Similar to the Amazon Affiliate program, the new program will offer influencers commission on products sold, but is not open to the public.
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Sherman-Palladino had initially hoped to release the episodes one at a time, but she said Netflix was not open to the idea.
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Such options are not open to all firms, however—especially those in poor parts of the country, where there are few private payers.
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"Many areas are not open to the public and....the interior decorations were not as how they originally appeared," he told Sixth Tone.
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The tower is not open to the public, but a museum inside the former lighthouse keeper's quarters (free admission) features historical displays. westquoddy.
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Lockhart's conference calls were initially not open to all writers, and Goodell and other top executives have not been made available, Trotter said.
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Immigration officials are also permitted to fast-track deportations at the border, an option not open to those caught inside the United States.
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If a candidate is not open to a pay cut, they will need to explain their worth with that particular role in mind.
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The signing was not open to the press, however Reuters has seen a copy of the agreement, signed by U.S. Charge d'Affaires Jeffrey DeLaurentis.
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"I'm always a little perplexed when people talk about their five-year plan because it seems people are not open to opportunity," Wasserman says.
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"As I have said repeatedly, our borders are not open to illegal migration," Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Monday in announcing the arrests.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that he's willing to renegotiate NAFTA, but Mexican leaders have indicated that they're not open to it.
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Nobel Prize-winning physicist Steven Weinberg has said he will put into his syllabus that his class is not open to students carrying guns.
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"I had noticed that in the high-end sector, many watch brands were not open to categories like sports or women's watches," he said.
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The EU has insisted many times that it is not open to renegotiating the deal it struck with former Prime Minister Theresa May last year.
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Brookings staff members recently learned its leaders had invited Bannon to address a June board of trustees meeting that would not open to the public.
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O'Rourke is scheduled to attend a two-hour meet-and-greet with university students and staff that is not open to the public or press.
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When meeting with teachers, I make a conscious effort to uncross, so that I don't inadvertently send a message that I'm not open to listening.
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It's not open to the public, but O'Brien—as an esteemed author published by Faber & Faber, where Eliot was a director—is welcome to visit.
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The ten hearings held by the Saudi court were not open to the public and it's impossible to know how it arrived at its conclusions.
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Sorry fans, it's not open to the public -- they don't have THAT much liquor ... the tailgate is strictly for Brian and Tyler's close friends and entourage.
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That "doesn't mean that TomTom is not open to partnerships of whatever kind: there is no objection to that from within TomTom, in principle," Wakkie said.
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Avoiding the main approach, they used a route that's not open to the public to reach the chamber where Lord Ayyappa is enshrined shortly before daybreak.
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But how authorities will be able to monitor the compliance of a confidential service like World-Check, which is not open to public scrutiny, is unclear.
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Terrorist threat the 'biggest concern' The training sessions are not open to the public -- but CNN was invited to observe a series of exercises last week.
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Though it&aposs not open to new applicants, if you already have the AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite Mastercard you can upgrade to the Silver version.
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Zuckerberg's sit-down with President Trump reportedly included Dan Scavino, the White House Director of Social Media, but was not open to journalists and news photographers.
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The president, meanwhile, has indicated he is not open to negotiating further on immigration issues that are key to Democrats while the government is still closed.
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But Trump's reversal surprised and frustrated many U.S. officials, who had viewed the penalty on ZTE as final and not open to appeal, the sources said.
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" Slate made a Handmaid's Tale reference to bring the point home: "I'm also just really not open to being known as the woman dating so-and-so.
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Replays confirmed Boudreau's claim, but the officials announced that the play itself was not open to challenge since it resulted in a penalty — not an immediate goal.
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Mr Ryan has indicated that he is not open to a House debate on immigration and that he will only push a bill that Mr Trump supports.
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The exact details of the charges against Stoyanov aren't publicly known because the case was classified as secret and the trial was not open to the public.
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The thrust of the commission's argument was that Ireland cut a bespoke tax deal with Apple that was not open to other companies, equivalent to state aid.
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The White House has floated $2.1 billion as a compromise, but Senate Democrats were not open to the offer, maintaining they would not go beyond $85033 billion.
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"Europeans are so dug into their campfire mentality that they are essentially not open to logical arguments," said John C. Kornblum, a former American ambassador to Germany.
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The images of Christie and his family, alone amid an expanse of beach not open to the public, affirms everything that people don't like about politicians. Entitled. Hypocritical.
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The most difficult part of the project, he says, was being unable to visit and construct parts of the Forbidden City that are not open to the public.
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Zoom Flume, though, is not open to surfing, so for now most of PerfectSwell's barreling waves have been created in a pool the size of your kitchen table.
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"A lot of [journalists] are not open to new perspectives," she says, looking pointedly in my direction as she pushes a collection of newspaper clippings across the table.
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But if you're not open to change, whether that's simply resisting it or outright refusal to change at all, then there's a possibility that you're a problem employee.
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Police and more than a dozen plain-clothed officials who declined to identify themselves refused Reuters entry, saying the village was private and not open to the public.
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The courtroom activity was not open to the public, but Miller's attorneys previously told CNN they were challenging requests for Miller to provide information to Mueller's grand jury.
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The ceremony is not open to female royalty, but Satsuki Katayama, the only female minister in Abe's cabinet, will be the first woman in modern history to attend.
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But a White House official said on Sunday that Mr. Trump was not open to a deal that would eventually allow the Dreamers to become United States citizens.
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Deployment will start in areas that are not open to the public and "gradually grow into more complex situations," he told reporters on a conference call on Tuesday.
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"Canada is portrayed as very welcoming, but we're not open to every kind of immigrants," said Mireille Paquet, an expert on immigration policy at Concordia University in Montreal.
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Say something like, "Whenever I approach you about this, it feels like you&aposre not open to hearing my experience, but I need that from you," Scott suggested.
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The Nan A. Rothschild Research Center itself is not open to the public, so the online initiative offers an in-depth visual portal to the city's rich past.
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Salvini later said he was not open to negotiations over Italy's deficit target of 0.72453 percent of gross domestic product, though other aspects of the budget could be discussed.
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Certainly, The Rachel Divide attempts nuance in conversations bigger than Dolezal, but it may be for an audience that is not open to it because of its central character.
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The meeting, which was not open to the media, was with members of a program created by Obama's longtime friend and former education secretary, Arne Duncan, the newspaper reported.
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The EU has insisted many times that it is not open to renegotiating the deal it struck with May last year, raising the prospect of a no-deal exit.
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Salvini later said he was not open to negotiations over Italy's deficit target of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product, though other aspects of the budget could be discussed.
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Saying that Cobain had a gay friend in a town that was not open to the LGBTQ community is poignant — but there's something else going on here as well.
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First, they say, because it is a private corporation, RIC's records are not open to public inspection, unlike those of its parent corporation, RFI, which is a public foundation.
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Narcissistic, where you live in an echo chamber and you believe all the lies that your own side puts out and you're not open to any kind of discussion.
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And notably, she criticizes the agency for making a judgement on Bitcoin technology, which could send a message that it's not open to innovation it doesn't deem advanced enough.
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Venus Williams Honorable mention: CoCo Vandeweghe and Taylor Townsend Category was not open to pure doubles specialists, but Barty, Strycova and Williams all can shine at doubles and singles.
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Huawei employs some 180,000 people globally and the shareholder scheme is not open to all, with staff usually only able to take part after three years of strong performance.
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Trump's scheduled appearance was not open to the press, and was unlikely to calm rampant speculation about why she has not been seen in public in over three weeks.
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The discussion around changing the rules to include non-biometric votes has raised concern among several candidates, particularly Mr. Abdullah, who say that requirement is not open to debate.
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Volkswagen's CEO said the German automaker is not open to merger talks with Italian rival Fiat Chrysler (FCAU), rebuffing an overture from FCA's chief executive at the Geneva auto show.
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"[Hospital administration] was very defensive and just really not open to hearing how we're living in these buildings," one resident who attended one of the labor relations meetings told Refinery29.
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And as I said we have a very long-standing tradition for looking into whether some companies are getting selective advantages not open to the rest of the business community.
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Because this is a juvenile and not a full-fledged criminal court, defendants don't get a jury, have no right to bail, and proceedings are not open to the public.
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"This caucus is not open to former senators," said the liberal senator, and father of the future vice president, Al Gore Sr. Cheney did not allow himself to be denied.
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The meeting was not open to reporters, but Rhonda Hart, whose 14-year-old daughter was killed in the shooting, told The Associated Press about the content of the meeting.
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"The Brexit withdrawal agreement is the only deal on the table between the E.U. and the U.K. and is not open to renegotiation," the Irish prime minister, Leo Varadkar, declared.
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Constituent Assembly members say that while all the votes in the full sessions have been unanimous, genuine debates have unfolded in the committees, which are not open to the public.
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He has said that the Democrats need to avoid litmus tests, believing that such standards make people feel as though the Democrats are not open to voters of all viewpoints.
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While the club is not open to the public, Mr. Trump's dinner with Mr. Abe was in the club's dining room, where members and their guests were likely to be.
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It is not open to the public, but some twenty small red cabins are occupied by an ever-changing assortment of visiting researchers, student field-trippers, and even artists-in-residence.
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The three categories in which her music video is nominated, best art direction, best visual effects, and best editing, are chosen by industry experts and are not open to public vote.
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"As I have said repeatedly, our borders are not open to illegal migration; if you come here illegally, we will send you back consistent with our laws and values," he said.
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If the Pope is now saying it's acceptable not to be open to conception in the Zika situation, what other situations would it be okay to be not open to conception?
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE), which owns INE, currently offers a copper futures contract, but it is not open to foreign participation and is subject to value-added and import taxes.
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In an earlier statement, BHP also rejected claims by Elliott that it was not open to change and had been misleading in its response to the New York-based investor's plans.
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It is home to the actress Susan Lucci and the author Nelson DeMille, as well as the Garden City Golf Club, an 1899 institution whose membership is not open to women.
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The tags that creators and influencers can now add is a significant development on product tagging, which up to now had been reserved just for businesses and brands, not open to individuals.
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This result was clearly within the margin of error, and the unswayed majority demonstrates how positions on this issue, particularly among those most engaged, are deeply rooted and not open to suasion.
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Those who seek only to spread hateful lies and are not open to good faith public debate should not be accorded the respectful attention that we owe real partners in constructive dialogue.
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They point to the code of ethics that binds their profession: Interpreters are "bound by the strictest secrecy" toward anyone and any information disclosed in an environment not open to the public.
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"Typically, these are not open to the press," said Scott Reif, the spokesman for the Republican Senate minority, after being alerted to the presence of a reporter amid the swirling cocktail party.
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"No one lives inside the zone, and the area is not open to the general public," says Krčo, although some with commercial interests, like local farmers, can enter the zone with special permission.
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That structure, looking like a winged creature, has perched there since 2015, visible from the neighboring Brower Park and accessible to those attending special events — but not open to day-to-day visitors.
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The Silver version&aposs annual fee is $0003 per year versus the Red&aposs $99, and it is not open to new applicants, though you can upgrade to it from the Red card.
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Stalinsky said he has met with YouTube to discuss the problem, and said YouTube was originally "hostile" in meetings, not open to suggestions, and was focused on deleting individual videos rather than entire accounts.
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In the 10-page memo, which Damore published internally last week, he argued that Google's efforts to increase diversity discriminated against other employees, and that the company was not open to conservative political viewpoints.
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GENEVA, Switzerland, March 8 (Reuters) - German carmaker Volkswagen is not open to merger talks with Italian rival Fiat Chrysler, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said on Wednesday, rebuffing an overture from FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne.
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Many of those younger staffers felt that this inside circle was not open to new ideas or bottom-up grassroots organizing, which they viewed as one of the primary reasons Sanders lost to Clinton.
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To a young Muslim frustrated by the ambivalence of life in the West, there may be something seductive about the idea of swift, ruthless justice, ordained by God and therefore not open to question.
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Agencies charged with managing military personnel, deploying weapons, investigating terrorism and engaging in undercover work are particularly likely to abuse their power for both personal gain and power grabs if not open to scrutiny.
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Iran was not open to dialogue on non-nuclear matters even before the United States withdrew from the agreement, and has not only failed to moderate its hostile conduct but has even intensified it.
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Turning away Sanders because she's President Trump's press secretary gives the impression that public spaces and public businesses are not open to all, says David Cole, legal director at the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Somewhere in the vast network of not-open-to-the-public back areas lies the Barclays Center practice court, where we and some other privileged people get to shoot baskets before the game begins.
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The Palais Stoclet remains in the family and is not open to visitors, but a large model here, made by Hoffmann of linden and pear woods, gives a sense of the house's massive scale.
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"You have to have a certain amount of assets to participate in the foreign exchange, so it's not open to all investors," said Kathleen Smith, principal and manager of IPO ETFs at Renaissance Capital.
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"No matter what view was taken of the complainant as a witness, it was simply not open to the jury to accept his word beyond reasonable doubt," the appeal claim to the court said.
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Moon waited about 30 minutes for Trump at the DMZ on Wednesday, having driven part of the way to the fortified border by road, an option not open to Trump because of security concerns.
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In such societies, "knowledge-making is not open to everybody as it is in the West," but, just as it was in ancient cultures, "is a privilege belonging to a handful," explains one expert.
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And given that systems like HireVue are proprietary and not open to review, how do we validate their claims to fairness and ensure that they aren't simply tech-washing and amplifying longstanding patterns of discrimination?
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It became a stop on tours for high school students, with parks workers opening a gate, but it was not open to the public, although he said that homeless people often found a way in.
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Whether it was Trump or loyalty to the GOP, voters in red areas supported the party line and were not open to very centrist candidates like Democrat Heidi Heitkamp, who was defeated in North Dakota.
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The conference, which is sponsored by the defense contractor Northrop Grumman, the maker of stun guns Taser International, and the teargas manufacturer Combine Systems, among others, is not open to the press or the public.
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"Depending on the court's reasoning it would still either be open or not open to the PM to consider a further prorogation," two senior lawyers representing Johnson said in a written submission to the court.
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Since then, Trump has publicly said he was open to talks with Iranian leaders over nuclear and other security issues, but Tehran has said it is not open to negotiations while the sanctions remain in place.
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Wilcox later followed up with VICE News saying the morning session, during which EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt gave a keynote speech, was not open to all members of the press but was available via live stream.
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Both the legislation that failed to make it past the House and the agency rules, aimed make it so new regulations could not be drafted using scientific studies, whose data was not open to public scrutiny.
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Inside the archive, which is not open to the public, he has doted on the historic bats — Babe Ruth's, Shoeless Joe Jackson's and Wee Willie Keeler's — that the hall sets aside for his viewing and analysis.
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And while Howells has the "financial backing in place" to fund such an effort, according to Wired, he needs permission: The landfill is not open to the public and trespassing would be considered a criminal offense.
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"Ben said that post-Brexit, the disposals could take more than three years to complete," one source told Reuters, asking not to be identified because the event, hosted by Shell, was not open to the public.
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And the geothermal plant at Cornell University's new technology campus on Roosevelt Island can produce even more heating and cooling than at St. Patrick's, using a closed loop system that is not open to the bedrock.
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"Some women are not open (to meeting us)," said Musoke, who founded the organization in 2002 to improve sex workers' access to medical, psychological and legal services and to educate them about sexual health and the law.
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"As I have said repeatedly, our borders are not open to illegal migration; if you come here illegally, we will send you back consistent with our laws and values," Johnson said in a statement on January 4.
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Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told a news briefing on Wednesday that Washington had made it clear through diplomatic channels that its decision to exit the pact was final and that it was not open to dialogue.
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"We are not open to government solutions in which envy and social hate, poverty politics and judicial witch hunts are the cornerstone," he said on Thursday — catchwords he used throughout the election campaign to denounce 5-Star.
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"We see some bottom out effect in some routes in terms of lower fares," Cathay Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Paul Loo said in a webcast of the briefing, which was not open to members of media.
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The furniture industry has long been the big economic engine in town, and the downtown area was all but swallowed up by furniture showrooms, most of which are not open to the public on a regular basis.
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Some topics, such as claims that some human beings are by definition inferior to others, or illegal or unworthy of legal standing, are not open to debate because such people cannot debate them on the same terms.
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With a space like that, Mr. van Wyck said, setting up the party is a lot easier and potentially less expensive if it is planned for a day when the institution is not open to the public.
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We are not "open to development" that entails the building of new jails, because we understand mass incarceration as one of the cases that is, to use your words, "so morally odious and corrupt" that they defy nuance.
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A White House official said ahead of the talks that the pair would discuss a range of issues, including human rights, but declined to provide any further details about the meeting, which was not open to the press.
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A survey by YouGov of more than 2,000 participants found that 27% of respondents were not open to being friends with anyone who identifies as transgender , even though around 40% said they personally know someone who is trans.
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Unlike other industry shows, like the Paris Air Show, the event is not open to the public, so the flying displays and tours of planes, including their first-class suites, are offered only to those in the industry.
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When Rubio missed the Paris hearing, the senator's spokesman also said Rubio was attending better briefings as a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, where he has access to intelligence not open to other members of the Senate.
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Kelley has made it clear that she isn't dating Peter following her stint on his dramatic season (no one is, at the moment), but she didn't say that she's not open to dating anyone else from the franchise.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he was not open to giving Iran compensation for sanctions on its economy imposed by Washington since Washington pulled out of Tehran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.
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ROME (Reuters) - Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Wednesday he was not open to negotiations over Italy's deficit target of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product next year, though other aspects of the budget could be discussed.
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She originally shared the speech at Thursday's event, which was not open to the press, but a pooled report from The Guardian noted that Manning wore six political badges pinned to her dress at the ceremony in silent protest.
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The company will also notify the Department of Homeland Security in a letter that "we do not consent to warrantless searches on our buses and in terminal areas that are not open to the general public," the statement said.
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Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told a news briefing before the display that the United States had made clear through diplomatic channels that its decision to exit the pact was final and that it was not open to dialogue.
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The fact that I am from the UK — which doesn't have 10-year visa options like the U.S. — means that one route taken by some reporters, who are able to get decade-long business visas, is not open to me.
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The State Security Chamber of the Federal Supreme Court is not open to the public, so Champ was not allowed inside the courtroom, however Alaradi's local counsel, the Canadian ambassador, a Canadian consular official and two American diplomats were allowed inside.
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U.N. spokesman Farhan Haq told the outlet that Lee tried to enter another off-limits area the night of his removal, and that the meeting he was waiting for was not open to the public or members of the media.
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Previous cases this year involved the import of Thai white sugar, with nine arrested for trying to evade customs inspections by disguising their ship as a domestic vessel and entering the port of Yancheng, which is not open to overseas traffic.
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Pressed on how that might work, Barnier said the offer was principally in Britain's interests and not open to significant negotiation: "The United Kingdom must acknowledge these rules of the game and accept them from the outset," he told reporters.
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Pressed on how that might work, Barnier said the offer was principally in Britain's interests and not open to significant negotiation: "The United Kingdom must acknowledge these rules of the game and accept them from the outset," he told reporters.
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Yet another file contained the login credentials of a separate Amazon bucket, the contents of which remain a mystery; there's no way to verify the contents legally since the bucket is secured by a password, and thus not open to the public.
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Some of the 301 animals here—from red pandas to white-naped cranes—will eventually find their way to the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, or other zoos in the US, but the breeding facility itself is not open to the public.
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" Earlier in the day, Willie Sullivan, chair of campaign group Citizens Basic Income Network Scotland, said: "Local government gets this reputation that it's risk averse, a bit bureaucratic, not open to new ideas, and certainly not at the radical edge of social transformation.
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Whatever the truth about Yaqub's involvement in the drug trade and why the police felt they needed to kill him, what's not open to question is the significant role played by British Pakistanis in the drug business in this part of England.
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Mr. Parnas had told associates that she was not open to his proposals related to the lucrative gas business in Ukraine, where Mr. Parnas pitched a natural gas deal to the chief executive of Naftogaz, as The New York Times reported last month.
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Greyhound, the nation's largest bus company, said in a statement to The Hill that it will notify the Department of Homeland Security that it no longer consents to warrantless searches on its buses and terminal areas that are not open to the public.
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Despite pressure from frequent opposition marches and U.S. sanctions on the country's vital oil sector, Maduro is not open to negotiations on ending the political impasse and seems intent on trying to stay put, said Elliott Abrams, the Trump administration's envoy for Venezuela.
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Clinton's event with Sanders took place on a university campus, but it was not open to students without an invitation, according to attendees, many of whom were middle-aged and said they were members of local Democratic organizations or invited by the campaign.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - While President Donald Trump has said illegal immigrants heading toward the United States are trying to take advantage of an Obama-era policy that shields certain people from deportation, the program known as DACA is actually not open to new entrants.
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Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics covering a 220006-year period, we can deduce that, from 2202-2628, around 28500-6900 percent of non-retired, non-disabled men, not in the workforce were not open to, or interested in taking a job.
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Trump has vowed he will not sign a spending bill that doesn't provide funding for the barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border, while Democratic negotiators have asserted they are not open to supporting the $5.7 billion in border security funding requested by the administration.
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But parents often are not open to hearing that message from a doctor, given the widespread acceptance of gun ownership in the United States, writes Dr. Eliot Nelson, a University of Vermont College of Medicine professor who did not participate in the latest research.
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The administration's core argument is that the decision to end DACA is not reviewable in court in the first place, that it is the type of decision that is "committed to agency discretion" and so not open to challenge under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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One investor who took part in one of this month's roadshow meetings, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not open to the public, said Bahraini officials were pressed at the meetings on the issue of financial aid but did not give specific answers.
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Susan Bro, Heyer's mother, told The Daily Beast that her daughter's ashes were at an unmarked, "completely protected" site that is not open to the public in an effort to shield the grave from the white supremacists who have threatened her family, she said.
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Praising Sanders Clinton's event with Sanders took place on a university campus, but it was not open to students without an invitation, according to attendees, many of whom were middle-aged and said they were members of local Democratic organizations or invited by the campaign.
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The chairman of investment banking firm Petrie Partners made the call on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" after being asked to assess the view of Chesapeake Energy co-founder Tom Ward that capital markets would not open to most U.S. drillers until crude prices rebound to $693.
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It is not open to the public for surfing, and may never be—although if you're a Slater buddy, like Eddie Vedder or Tony Hawk, or a philanthropic organization, or an LA-based venture capitalist or tech executive with deep pockets, you can arrange an outing there.
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"I personally feel that some of the local politicians want to keep Riverdale as they have seen it — the way they remember it from their own childhood — and they're not open to the changes in the demographics that are going on in that community," he said.
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Buttons are small, and there may be millions in the shop as well as in the apartment above (which is not open to the public), where the owners, Millicent Safro and Diana Epstein, brought the spoils of their global button hunts beginning in the late 1960s.
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Apart from giving up its majority ownership, it agreed to increase revenues to Indonesia, build a smelter to process some of the mine's output and to invest up to $20 billion in the mine by 2031 – measures that were not open to compromise, Widodo had told Jonan.
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A Department of Homeland Security officer who wasn't wearing a name tag and declined to provide his name said the hearings were not open to the public and that only law enforcement, attorneys with clients who had hearings that day, and government contractors would be allowed inside.
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If a server is only running managed code and not open to browser attacks or other code on the system then admins might avoid the firmware updates, but that runs the obvious short-term risks and the potential for having to avoid other security firmware updates in the future.
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"Three years later, some of the South Pacific Games venues are still to be completed, others are not open to the general public, and many have been closed temporarily due to unpaid service bills accumulated from the Games," according to Watna Mori, director of PNG Presence, a consultancy firm.
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In doing so, the Supreme Court will either endorse the Scottish court's decision, eliciting a torrent of demands for the prime minister's resignation, or reject it and side instead with the High Court in London, which said last week that the suspension was not open to a legal challenge.
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For this event, which began with a dinner June 13 but is not open to the public, chefs like Mr. Redzepi, David Chang, Kylie Kwong, Jessica Koslow, Alex Atala, April Bloomfield and Rosio Sanchez are attending lectures and salon-like discussions on topics including fermentation, law, food security, agriculture and gender.
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The chateau it is not open to the public, but those curious to get a sense of the place can pick up a new fragrance inspired by the property, also called La Colle Noire and with notes of Grasse's local rose de mai, now on sale at $210 a bottle.
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Some of the locations, like the 19403 African Meeting House on Beacon Hill, the oldest extant black church in the country, are open year-round and offer tours; others consist of a statue, plaque or historic home; some are not open to the public, and some are not marked at all.
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"If there's anyone who has mistakenly attached themselves to our party in the belief that we are not open to citizens of every race and religion, then let me remind you, tonight this hall belongs to the party of Lincoln," Dole said, as he looked out into the crowd in San Diego.
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" Sasse said that while he agrees with Trump "that there's a lot of crappy journalism out there," if Americans are not open to hearing differing views, it's "going to be possible for people to surround themselves only with echo chambers and silos of people that already believe, only believe what they believe.
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In her weekly news conference, Pelosi said she was not open to a deal on border wall funding in exchange for a long-term solution on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which President Donald Trump has sought to end but has been in legal limbo for more than a year.
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Waconiaville Tours, which specializes in winery visits, has added a Prince Tour that stops at Paisley Park, the home and studio of the star in suburban Chanhassen, which is not open to the public; his former school; the first theater where he performed; and the Electric Fetus, said to be his favorite record store in the Twin Cities.
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"We expect that the trend in passenger yield will continue the momentum we had in the last half of last year, and so far this year the trend has been promising," Paul Loo, Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, told analysts in a webcast of the Wednesday briefing, which was not open to members of media.
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Still, minutes after the gun went off for a V.I.P. preview on Wednesday morning (the fair would not open to the public for another day) collectors were already making a beeline for the Galerie Perrotin booth and Mr. Cattelan's banana, offered in a limited edition of three with one artist's proof, at a cost of $25,240 apiece.
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Sainsbury's traditional strategy for online grocery has been to pick orders from its supermarket store network across the UK. The firm said this model would continue, but the Bromley-by-Bow dark store, so named because it is not open to the public, will help it keep pace with demand in London, enabling it to fulfill another 25,000 orders per week.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), the No. 2 Republican in the Senate and one of the co-authors of the bill, has said repeatedly that he is not open to changes in the legislation.
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According to a transcript of the hearing before US District Judge George Hazel in Greenbelt, Maryland, which was not open to the public or press, Joseph "Jody" Hunt, who leads the Justice Department's Civil Division, said they had been tasked with figuring out if the Census Bureau could ask about citizenship in the decennial count, notwithstanding a recent US Supreme Court decision that prohibited it, at least for now.
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At a conference session on Thursday, several leading Chinese medical specialists — including Dr. Huang Jiefu, a former deputy health minister; Dr. Zheng Shusen, a transplant surgeon at Zhejiang University; and Dr. Chen Jingyu, a transplant surgeon at Wuxi People's Hospital — spoke about "a new era" of organ transplantation in China, according to the program and to several people who attended the event, which was not open to the news media.
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