" Consovoy said, "We are objecting to the entire subpoena.
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Objecting to specific policies and making angry statements is easy.
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So on what grounds then am I objecting to this?
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Children are very good at spotting and objecting to unfairness.
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It's those conditions that a UK union is objecting to.
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It's the abandonment of this goal that I'm objecting to.
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This is the 16 May statement, because if you look at it, what he was objecting to was not just a comment by any American official, he was objecting to a litany of things.
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India's individual states, some of which allow cow slaughter, are objecting.
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Nadler said the Justice Department was not objecting to Mueller's appearance.
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Democrats are objecting, of course, as are some Never Trump conservatives.
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A day later, mass protests objecting to the order began nationwide.
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Someone objecting to the marriage in the middle of the ceremony.
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The application must state specific grounds for objecting to the outcome.
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Workers objecting to EPA's polluting-inclined plans may be further intimidated.
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Republicans are now objecting to Cummings' use of these visual aides.
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Objecting in The Wall Street Journal, Stephens succumbed to Godwin's law.
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Amazon is objecting to how that proposed review would be conducted.
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One woman said she was fired for objecting to those rules.
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I'm objecting to feminism as it currently exists in the mainstream.
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Bobby Singleton shouted, objecting to the lack of a roll call vote.
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Now tech executives are drafting a formal letter objecting to the policy.
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McCourty and Bennett aren't the only athletes objecting to the Trump agenda.
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Roy discussed his reasons objecting with reporters in the Capitol on Friday.
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As recently as three weeks ago, they were still objecting to it.
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Horowitz has hired a lawyer and is objecting to being let go.
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Here, the people that I'm objecting to want to stop the dialogue.
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They held up signs objecting to the potential payout to Mr. Moonves.
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Another trend involved parents objecting to books meant for high school students.
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You're not even objecting to the behavior, only her obviousness about it.
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Iranian nationalists have already been objecting to the treaty, threatening to renege.
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The senators are not the only ones objecting to the Definers contract.
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When you object to new feminism, what are you objecting to exactly?
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I can't imagine anyone objecting to a saucer of freshly melted butter. Fine!
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Running interference for Strzok, Democrats constantly interrupted Gohmert, objecting to his questioning. Rep.
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"We are objecting to the entirety of the subpoena," Consovoy told the judges.
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That task has been made harder by Chinese regulators objecting to new titles.
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When the fan responded by objecting to Chastain's promotion of non-violent protests.
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Anyone objecting to a policy can be referred that documentation, as well. 2.
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By refusing to stereotype Muslims and objecting when others do so around you.
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Successfully objecting the move, Collins argued the bill was the best workable option.
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The practice has stirred debate, with some stars objecting to posthumous digital creations.
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If Democrats start objecting, it could grind the Senate's work to a halt.
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Aboriginal Australians have been objecting to the celebration of this date for decades.
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Instead, they have focused on objecting to gun-rights legislation before congressional committees.
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Pyongyang has been silent this year despite historically objecting to the joint exercises.
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"I do not apologize to anybody for objecting to this legislation," Reid said.
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Only five Democrats backed that measure, while four Republicans joined Democrats in objecting.
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Judge Thrash, then, has a unique opportunity to make a statement by objecting.
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A group of creditors is objecting to the deal, one of the sources said.
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Securus and Global Tel*Link promptly sued the FCC, objecting to the rate caps.
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He was objecting to U.S. statements calling for the total decommissioning of nuclear weapons.
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The objecting creditors have said this "premature" buy-in violated the U.S. bankruptcy code.
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Some readers are objecting: But Jews weren't a threat the way Syrian refugees are!
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They had fallen out with the authoritarian prime minister, objecting to his dictatorial style.
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But more than 3,300 people have signed a petition objecting to the store's location.
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Objecting to Mr. Trump in no uncertain terms is what is called for now.
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The army subsequently filed a complaint to the press council objecting to the article.
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The political case against: Human rights activists and some Google employees are already objecting.
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The army subsequently filed a complaint to the press council objecting to the article.
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I think "abolish ICE" is just a way of objecting to Trumpian immigration outrages.
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The states objecting to the deal question whether Purdue even qualifies for bankruptcy protection.
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Objecting to this sort of thing is for the coddled, the liberal, the élite.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina sent Wahba their own letter objecting to Cummings' request.
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"I'm not objecting to the fact that they're rezoning the island," Mr. Buchanan said.
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Both sides:GOP making baseless claims of fraudDemocrats objecting to baseless claims of fraud pic.twitter.
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Madison was objecting only to impeaching a president for maladministration rather than abuse of power.
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Facebook started objecting to some of Zynga's more aggressive marketing tactics, limiting the company's growth.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said last month, objecting to the cuts in State Department funding.
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There are two major grounds for objecting to a convention coup: one practical, one moral.
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Last week, Apple submitted a letter to the U.S. Trade Representative objecting to the tariffs.
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Again, with either Democrats protesting the stolen seat or Republicans objecting to a Clinton nominee.
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The case was one of several lawsuits filed around the country objecting to the policy.
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Pallone in recent days had been objecting to provisions meant to severely limit animal testing.
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Why did your office write a letter to Barr objecting to his March 24 memo?
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Especially in Cleveland this year, are we going to see anyone objecting to the marriage?
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Nelly's lawyer filed a response Thursday, Fox News reported, objecting to the plaintiff remaining anonymous.
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Why, then, are so many in the financial services industry objecting so strenuously to Rothification?
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The players objecting to the settlement see it as not doing enough for CTE victims.
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Frank and his team, as you doubtless know, specialize in objecting to class action settlements.
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ACLU of Rhode Island executive director Steven Brown issued a statement objecting to Raimondo's action.
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Critics are objecting to an expanded mainland security presence in the heart of the city.
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China reacted coolly, objecting to the US action but without any immediate declarations of retaliation.
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The board's public meeting was interrupted with cries from protesters objecting to the new police.
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Others carried placards objecting to the mistreatment of gay men in Chechnya, news footage showed.
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Democratic FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel released a statement following the vote objecting to the approval.
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Beijing is objecting to military installations in South Korea that it considers threats to security.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin brought the rehearsal to an immediate halt, objecting to the intrusive clatter.
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She lobbies to join the Men in Black, despite objecting to the organization's sexist name.
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But that hasn't stopped a handful of Republican lawmakers from objecting to passage of the measure.
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Zhao was deposed in 1989 for objecting to a military crackdown on the Tiananmen Square protesters.
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The law would prohibit businesses from objecting to covering birth control for religious reasons, as well.
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Kentucky teachers are also objecting to new limits on the state's underfunded public employee pension system.
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Now, they are objecting when America's domestic producers are finally being given a level playing field.
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Corker argued in his remarks that it wasn't substance but timing that Republicans were objecting to.
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The Deutsche Burschenschaft sided with the objecting fraternity, saying their calls for exclusion were not racist.
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The usual suspects are already objecting that helping Americans in need reduces their incentive to work.
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She has attended four softball games but never the men's game, objecting to its partisan teams.
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Outraged by the political meddling, current and former NOAA officials, along with outside meteorologists, began objecting.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) formally opposed the budget deal, objecting to the inaction on immigration.
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Demonstrators objecting to this wimpy policy are picketing a number of offices of these Democratic senators.
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But as more scooters flooded San Diego last summer, local business owners and residents began objecting.
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Paul said he isn't objecting because he doesn't support whistleblowers, but the system should be refined.
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And the committee of major creditors objecting to the deal are owed more than $3 billion.
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The Court concluded that it was unconstitutional to force objecting school children to salute the flag.
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After the deal was announced, she submitted a claim to partake in the settlement, before objecting.
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Through the court appearance, Mustafa hardly spoke, not once objecting to his detention or questioning legal procedure.
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The visual of White House lawyers objecting repeatedly would have created powerful images of obstructionism in action.
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Richard Blumenthal were the three Democrats who put out a statement Friday objecting to Pompeo's confirmation Friday.
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Roof has not questioned witnesses, but filed several motions objecting that their testimony had been too emotional.
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Three said they were reprimanded for objecting to management decisions that put patients and staff at risk.
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Wyden was joined by multiple other Democratic senators in objecting to a swift vote, the source said.
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Lawyers for objecting drivers had no immediate comment or did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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In the meantime, Google, unsurprisingly, is already objecting to the statements from Vestager and the antitrust commission.
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Others cherish liberty above all, objecting that government has no right to insist on vaccinations for schoolchildren.
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Clinton's campaign vigorously pushed back in a statement Tuesday night, objecting to the AP conclusions and methodology.
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In September, protesters objecting to the show interrupted a K'naan concert in Minneapolis and clashed with police.
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Only five Democrats voted with Republicans to avoid the shutdown, while four Republicans joined Democrats in objecting.
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Now it seems that anyone objecting to things like bat flipping, which some consider taunting, is racist.
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This is a bit like objecting to the iPhone 6s because your flip phone had inadequate functionality.
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Sessions' critics say his moves could be illegal, in addition to objecting to them on moral grounds.
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Wednesday's court filing also said the deadline for objecting to Seadrill's plan had been extended to Feb.
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Professors fear being labeled as either insensitive or racist for objecting to protests or changes on campus.
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In 2007, when the Open last visited Oakmont, Mickelson was among the players objecting to the conditions.
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By contrast, Alan Greenspan was confirmed to replace Paul Volcker in 1987 with only two senators objecting.
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And so-- and to the extent they've behaved badly, and he's objecting vigorously-- I'm all for it.
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When the device was eventually declared legal, it was up to the objecting teams to catch up.
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If they were religiously conservative, they stressed his infidelity while also objecting to his insults of women.
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The liberal protesters were objecting to the turn toward Moscow taken by Ukraine's then-president, Viktor Yanukovych.
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The defense lawyer constantly interrupted her testimony, objecting and demanding to speak to the judge at sidebar.
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Debate exploded on local radio, however, with callers to several stations objecting to a potential name change.
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This translates into millions of dollars no longer siphoned into union coffers by unwitting and objecting workers.
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Jones said that the team office was inundated with calls, emails and letters objecting to the gesture.
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Kapoor penned an open letter objecting to the NRA's visual reference to his work earlier this year.
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This prevented any lefty, communist-sympathizing artists from objecting to their work being used as pro-US propaganda.
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Roof, 22, did not question witnesses, but filed several motions objecting that their testimony had been too emotional.
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There were moments for Congressional Democrats to lend some support for Strzok, beyond objecting to Republican questions. Rep.
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Three psychiatrists said they were reprimanded for objecting to management decisions that put patients and staff at risk.
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Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno was sacked on a legal technicality after objecting to the war against drugs.
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The Senate quickly approved Kennedy's nomination, however, without a single senator objecting on the final vote on Feb.
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Manchin and the other Democrats then stopped objecting to holding the vote, although they still opposed the measure.
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She said she completed forms during Jalijah's enrollment objecting to the use of corporal punishment on her child.
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Britain has blocked plans for joint EU defense for years, objecting to a European army run from Brussels.
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The Journal also reported that China was objecting to tighter provisions on technology transfer and an enforcement mechanism.
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The list of invitees has been a sticking point, with Turkey objecting to some Syrian Kurdish groups attending.
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Ali paid a heavy cost for conscientiously objecting, as a black Muslim, to serve in the Vietnam War.
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Mr. Mulvaney was among those facilitating the Ukraine effort, while Mr. Bolton was among those objecting to it.
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You also have the option of remaining a class member and objecting to the terms of the settlement.
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The deadline for objecting is May 14 (if you received a notice saying that this is your deadline).
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It was unclear whether he was objecting to my question, or answering it in a particularly literal way.
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Tuesday's bankruptcy court filing also said the deadline for objecting to Seadrill's plan had been extended to Feb.
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In a last-ditch effort, players objecting to the settlement have appealed to the United States Supreme Court.
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Democratic presidential contenders began objecting, too: Bernie Sanders, Mike Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren pledged to stop the project.
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But some staff members are objecting to the move and are trying to find ways to stop it.
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Also, the young man was more conservative, Fawaz said, objecting, for instance, to women wearing bangles or earrings.
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That, unsurprisingly, drew a large response on social media, with people objecting to the way Avery was treated.
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After objecting to military exercises, North Korea also rejected Washington's demand that it quickly dismantle its nuclear program.
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Popular candidates inevitably receive most of the voucher funds, even if objecting property owners prefer a minority candidate.
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Southern patriarchs made an art out of objecting to what was happening under their own noses — or pelvises.
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To those objecting to this movie because it is unrealistic: duh, it's a superhero movie, by definition unrealistic.
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The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press gathered signatures from 57 news organizations objecting to the rules.
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"Yes, it was already out there so seemed no point in objecting except on principle, " he told NBC.
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The vote in the New York Legislature came after the issue had splintered Democrats, with suburban moderates objecting.
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Merkel has been a critic of Netanyahu&aposs, objecting to settlement policies in the West Bank and east Jerusalem.
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" To CNN's Jake Tapper, he said, "I'm objecting to it because I shouldn't have to spend that much time.
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"I'm objecting to it because I shouldn't have to spend that much time," he later told CNN's Jake Tapper.
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More broadly, she said she did not understand why moderates were objecting to further changes to strengthen the legislation.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller sent a letter to Barr on March 27 objecting to his characterization of the report.
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Trump is objecting; a conservative commentator is providing anti-Cummings talking points; and Fox is giving her a platform.
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"Loud comments objecting to the court's decision ... only express maliciousness," said Mohamad Raad, the head of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc.
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The group is the latest voice to join a chorus of shareholders and advisors objecting to BP's pay plans.
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The Spirit players met and issued a statement of their own supporting Rapinoe and objecting to the team's actions.
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"The thing that I was objecting to was them using DOL as an intelligence gathering apparatus," said Dyrdahl-Roberts.
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The official expressed confidence that Republicans could overcome opposition in the House, where conservatives are objecting to the fixes.
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For all those who are objecting to Trump's missile attack, I ask you, have you lost your moral compass?
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A team of lawyers filed papers defending her handling of the case and objecting to her removal from it.
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Participating workers were objecting to proposed pension cuts and rule changes that would make it easier for outsourcing jobs.
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Starting Monday night, Senate Democrats will start objecting to most unanimous consent requests, according to a senior Democratic aide.
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It's bizarre and frankly cruel to oppose a resolution about rape by objecting to sexual and reproductive health care.
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Conservative lawmakers said Tuesday they will introduce their own ObamaCare repeal plan, objecting to House GOP leadership's proposal. Rep.
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Lycett has officially changed his name to "Hugo Boss" as a way of objecting to the company's trademark strategy.
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Barr is reportedly objecting to the format of the questioning proposed by House Judiciary Chair Jerold Nader (D-NY).
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The Chinese government has expelled several foreign reporters from the mainland in recent years after objecting to their coverage.
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Collins was one of the most vocal critics of the GOP bill, objecting to its deep cuts to Medicaid.
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Objecting to Tester inviting the NBPC's president does not paint all Border Patrol agents with a too-broad brush.
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CNN's Erin Burnett asked Schumer about the six-page letter from Trump to Pelosi objecting to the impeachment process.
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Multiple complaints had been made in the days leading up to the show as well, with several people objecting.
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Many of those who support Israel, and who want peace through nonviolent means, are now objecting to nonviolent tactics.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is objecting to an Agriculture Department nominee to push for changes to national ethanol policy.
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He said he didn't find anything offensive and that "all those people objecting to the film should see it."
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As a series of lawsuits was filed objecting to the provisions, a circuit court judge had delayed their implementation.
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Maybe the best way to start is to get a handle on what kind of feminism you're objecting to.
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Iran has so far been the main barrier to a new pact, objecting to U.S. calls for increased output.
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Even the real Davos felt tarnished by association, putting out a press release objecting to the misuse of its brand.
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Ontario has not "abolished freedom of conscience" as Mr Yuill wrote by requiring conscientiously objecting doctors to provide effective referrals.
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Jim Jordan, the top Republican on the House Oversight Committee, criticized Schiff for objecting during the Republican hour of questioning.
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In December, Reuters received a letter from a Japanese government official objecting to the term "sex slave" in a Nov.
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Clinton's presidential campaign vigorously pushed back in a statement Tuesday night, objecting to the Associated Press story's conclusions and methodology.
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Governments from Australia to Germany have already started objecting to Chinese investments on security grounds, seemingly emboldened by Mr Trump.
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I can already hear some of my students objecting to the comparison, claiming that Thoreau is nothing if not judgmental.
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"Neuroscientists are objecting to the 'devaluing' of the specialness of the brain," said Michael Levin, a biologist at Tufts University.
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Ashburn, responded Monday to the Justice Department, a coalition of state attorneys general and a handful of objecting class members.
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Other then-Uber employees testified that Jacobs was fired for poor performance, not for objecting to illegal and unthetical practices.
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If a mother is nursing and another guest becomes uncomfortable, we'll offer to move the objecting guest to another seat.
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Suppose, the unsigned March 29 order said, the objecting nonprofits ("petitioners") wouldn't have to provide any formal notice to anyone.
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Among other things, Democrats are objecting that the legislation provides no money to deal with water contamination in Flint, Mich.
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It says that when bishops sent a letter objecting to that decision, the nuncio told them to destroy the letter.
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Children aren't typically skeptics of religion or horror movies, rarely objecting to either on the basis of science or rationality.
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Democrats are objecting to a $500 billion chunk that's allocated for big businesses, which they say doesn't have enough oversight.
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After all, President Trump and Senate Republicans were fine with the continuing spending resolutions until right-wing pundits started objecting.
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Farr already faced a tough time, however, with moderate and liberal progressive groups objecting to his positions on civil rights.
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Fortunately, those objecting to the Department of Homeland Security's decision needn't invoke controversial legal notions to establish its constitutional flaw.
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Technology companies, like Google and others, have ended certain programs they worked on for the government, objecting on ethical grounds.
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Spicer abruptly resigned on July 21 after objecting to the appointment of Wall Street financier Anthony Scaramucci as communications director.
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In the end, most people are not overwhelmed by accused criminals objecting that they were caught by the wrong cop.
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Sanders voted against releasing the money, objecting to its main Wall Street function rather than to its secondary auto function.
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More than 400 former Justice Department officials are objecting to President Donald Trump's appointment of Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general.
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The coalition filed a motion Tuesday objecting to the judge's rules concealing the evidence at trial, calling it a constitutional violation.
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Others are approaching their displeasure in a more coded — or sometimes outright — racist manner, objecting specifically to the new show's casting.
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I have long been critical of the case as being overcharged, as well as objecting to the prosecutor's heavy-handed conduct.
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Some Western political forces opine that objecting to globalization in the abstract is much easier than directly confronting specific policy problems.
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" What crossed a constitutional line, though, he added, was forcing objecting workers to pay for "ideological activities unrelated to collective bargaining.
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Violent protests struck Paris in June, for instance, as police clashed with demonstrators objecting to changes to France's restrictive labor laws.
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"They were really nervous about objecting to routine and procedure because it might disrupt the comity of the body," Wikler said.
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However, a state official is expected to argue that Sandoz is objecting now only in a bid for good public relations.
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But the plan for the site backfired locally and de Magistris was supported in the district after vociferously objecting to it.
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The next time he comes up for parole, maybe I won't write to the parole board objecting to him being released.
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GOP senators risk the ire of Trump and his base by objecting to the administration's posture with ZTE (The Washington Post).
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Many GOP senators are objecting that the plan is too close to price controls for drugs, which Republicans have traditionally opposed.
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However, countries where those tech companies have operations fear they will lose their tax revenues and are objecting to the plan.
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Meanwhile, the European Commission, though not objecting to the auction per se, has signaled that media independence could be at risk.
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At the time, Trump's lawyers were objecting to public disclosure of the phone records, but they have since dropped their opposition.
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In February, members of Parliament debated a petition signed by more than 1.8 million people objecting to Mr. Trump's state visit.
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"It's best information we have to go on, and which is in part what we are objecting to," Ms. Levers said.
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Coyle co-wrote a letter to the New York State Education Department objecting to the use of this technology in schools.
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Local politicians were promising protests, objecting to the incentive package that could far exceed $2 billion, including existing city tax breaks.
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When Timbers and his team received a letter from Scientology officials objecting to the production, they leaked it to the Times.
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Expedia, along with Amazon, gave early support to a lawsuit filed by Washington State's attorney general objecting to the travel ban.
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Then Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota took aim at Mr. Buttigieg, objecting to his attacks on the value of Washington experience.
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They might start by objecting to a President's asking a foreign leader to investigate the family of one of his opponents.
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Among those objecting to the new tax was the Portland Business Alliance, a group of 1,850 companies that do business locally.
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And to that end, an attorney for Trump sent a letter to the Department of Treasury on Friday objecting to Rep.
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NetChoice, an e-commerce trade group that includes Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet Inc's Google, issued a statement objecting to Pelosi's criticism.
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The Aurora City Council recently sent a letter objecting to the inclusion of a citizenship question on the 2020 census form.
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There are still three Democratic holdouts, all of whom are objecting to the possibility of funding for Trump's border wall. Rep.
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Florida's Department of Education is objecting to the Orlando Sentinel investigation that found its voucher program funded schools with anti-LGBTQ policies.
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"People are objecting to us making so much money on the hotel, and therefore we may be willing to sell," he added.
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Euro zone prices rose 0.2 percent year-on-year, although that remained well below the ECB's target objecting of near 2 percent.
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AshLee Strong, a spokeswoman for House Speaker Paul Ryan, said Democrats still were objecting to moving the bill in its current form.
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"To show the Americans' disgust with how the Republicans have treated Merrick Garland's nomination, we're objecting to the committees meeting," Reid said.
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Why is it that nobody seems to be objecting to the fact that France and Spain will have larger deficits than Italy?
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For its part, Apple wrote statements objecting to both the UK's Investigatory Powers Act and Australia's new legislation before they were passed.
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But Roger Stone's attorneys filed a motion last week objecting to the "related case" designation, and requesting reassignment to a different judge.
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Karl Lagerfeld, creative director at privately-held Chanel, hit out in a 2009 interview at the "fat mummies" objecting to thinner women.
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Opinions of a wall are split by party, with 65 percent of Republicans supporting its construction and 79 percent of Democrats objecting.
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Bruce Rauner (R) is now objecting to some details in the nuclear energy bill that he negotiated with lawmakers and Exelon Corp.
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On Thursday, the Kurdish-led administration running north and east Syria issued a statement objecting to Turkish threats to attack the area.
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He was objecting, in that statement, to comments about the importance of the unilateral nuclear abandonment on the part of North Korea.
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Few of them are interested in liberal causes; they may be NIMBYists, or objecting to migrant children in their middle-class schools.
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But Republicans are pushing back, saying it was Democrats who scuttled a bipartisan deal to lower premiums by objecting to abortion restrictions.
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Most of the opponents objecting to what Kaepernick has said have turned his protest around to be about military, war and patriotism.
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She didn't give reason for her objections or say if she was objecting on behalf of herself or the Senate GOP caucus.
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Republican lawmakers are objecting to two key elements of their party's plan to replace ObamaCare, creating obstacles in the road to repeal.
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Native Hawaiians filed formal federal complaints against the state of Hawaii, objecting to pesticide spraying near their communities, the Associated Press reports.
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The federal government is formally objecting to a bankrupt coal company's plan to pay its executives bonuses worth up to $11.9 million.
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It is not just rockers who are objecting to the use of their songs by Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee.
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Despite several letters from Mr. Yoshimura and his predecessor objecting to the statue, it was unveiled in downtown San Francisco on Sept.
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The protesters were objecting to a law that mandated Afrikaans-language education, but they set in motion a global movement against apartheid.
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In his letter to Treasury objecting to the request, President Trump's lawyer William S. Consovoy cited the 1957 case of Watkins v.
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Some Episcopalians, objecting to her political views and theological stances, declared that they would not recognize her position and campaigned against her.
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Russian oil companies are, however, objecting because higher crude prices are helping U.S. shale oil companies add production and gain market share.
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There has been a subtext of religious differences, with most of India's Muslims objecting to the law and many Hindus supporting it.
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They sent a stern letter to lawmakers on Saturday objecting to the bill's terms and spent the weekend lobbying congressional staff members.
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Jerrold Nadler, the Judiciary Committee chairman, argued during Wednesday's subpoena debate that he's on firm legal footing in objecting to these redactions.
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"Democrats are objecting to permanently disabled elderly Republican voters, claiming their signatures don't match what is in the books," Mr. Reif said.
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Gorsuch was confirmed with 54 votes in April, with nearly all Democrats objecting to the lack of a vote to confirm Garland.
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Among the two objecting reviewers, the methodological critiques — both on the level of archaeological context and that of data analysis — were paramount.
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Congress has the right to impose sanctions on foreign powers, and the president doesn't appear to be objecting to that particular power.
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Last week Conservative MPs from pro-Remain Scotland wrote to Theresa May objecting to any settlement short of "full sovereignty over our waters".
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"People are objecting to us making so much money on the hotel and therefore we may be willing to sell," Eric Trump said.
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After FCC chairman Ajit Pai made yesterday's announcement, a group of more than 800 startups sent him a letter objecting to the plans.
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"People are objecting to us making so much money on the hotel, and therefore we may be willing to sell," Eric Trump said.
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The U.S. is also objecting to published statements from the defense ministry that claim it was the U.S. that engaged in unsafe seamanship.
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"In an op-ed published by Lawfare, Comey writes that the "particular legal issue" over which Apple is objecting is "actually quite narrow.
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The president-elect remained out of sight at Trump Tower, with streets outside swarming with thousands objecting to the results of Election Day.
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Sponsors, including Delta Airlines and Bank of America, pulled their support from the production and protests objecting to the portrayal interrupted the play.
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The official position of the Clinton campaign was that spreading the photos wasn't racist, and in fact objecting was the really racist response.
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In an eventful week, Broadcom also reduced its bid for Qualcomm to US$117bn from US$121bn, after objecting to Qualcomm's NXP bid.
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Washington state permits a religiously objecting individual pharmacist to deny medicine, as long as another pharmacist working at the location provides timely delivery.
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"Ministers at the chateau, peasants on the street," was the title of a statement from the main farmers union objecting to the choice.
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Manchin and the other Democrats then announced that they would continue to oppose the measure, but they stopped objecting to holding the vote.
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The workers are objecting to proposed cuts to pension benefits and rule changes that would make it easier for Verizon to outsource work.
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She has pledged to vote against advancing all court picks, objecting to how Senate Republicans are processing nominations, a key priority for McConnell.
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Moderates in both the House and Senate are expressing alarm, objecting to the current bill out of concern for the needy losing coverage.
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They were objecting to President Trump's announcement that he was stripping the security clearance of Brennan, who was CIA director under President Obama.
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Nahigian also said he is objecting to the handing over of the emails because of the precedent it will set for future transitions.
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The union said it is objecting to demands by CN which wants to reduce the amount of workers' time off in their contracts.
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In the meantime, Schumer kept objecting to Republicans seeking recognition on the Senate floor, prompting jeers from the GOP side of the aisle.
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She devoted her later years to animal-rights advocacy, passionately objecting to the treatment of wild horses as livestock to be slaughtered wantonly.
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In both cases, they were objecting to bills being rushed through by small majorities, opposed by most state voters, to permanently cripple unions.
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But it may have been responding to callers objecting to perhaps the first network broadcast of a major work by a black composer.
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About 1,19603 American diplomats around the world have signed a so-called dissent cable objecting to the order, and legal challenges are mounting.
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Objecting to same-sex marriage, the agency, which is affiliated with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, won't place children with same-sex married couples.
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They were a mix of white, male supporters, some of whom had traveled from out of town, and students objecting to his message.
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A hashtag was born — #ShutDownSlavePlay — as well as an online petition, objecting to the play as degrading black women and dishonoring enslaved people.
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In early 2003, Ann Wright, then the chargé d'affaires in Mongolia, wrote a dissent channel message objecting to a prospective invasion of Iraq.
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The 2019 Havana Biennale was prominently boycotted and protested by artists objecting to Decree 349, a restrictive national law strictly legislating cultural activities.
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And Leo, an observant Catholic, also went to the Vatican and the restaurant in Pruitt's motorcade, despite EPA aides objecting to the move.
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The objecting class members who succeeded in squelching the Hyundai settlement have until March 30 to file a brief opposing en banc review.
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More than 750 people who identify themselves as members of the A.M.A. signed a letter to the association's board objecting to the endorsement.
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The House is expected to approve a measure on Thursday objecting to the recent United Nations resolution against the construction of Israeli settlements.
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Agriculture is at the front of the long and broad line of those objecting to this latest attempt to coddle the steel industry.
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We have settled 24 civil cases with approximately 90 plaintiffs regarding the previous administration's wrongful application of the contraception mandate to objecting religious employers.
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As a young conceptual artist, he was considered visually and spatially audacious, objecting to traditional ways of presenting art through the museum-gallery system.
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The "recreational and aesthetic" concerns of the parties objecting to the partition are not in the "zone of interests" that permits someone to sue.
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Nadler explained in his latest letter that the offer was written in response to the Justice Department objecting to the subpoena for being overbroad.
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But as long as they're doing it within the law, then we can voice our opinion objecting to it, but it's also their right.
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Republican President Donald Trump's administration partially backed the centers, opposing California's requirements toward licensed facilities while not objecting to the requirements for unlicensed centers.
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Before objecting that this rule would be impractical or subject officers to 20/20 hindsight, consider that it's already the Department of Justice's standard.
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"Rather than objecting to this revelation, Petitioner's counsel responded to the full email group and acknowledged receipt," the committee's lawyers detailed in Monday's filing.
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" Already, I'm sure people are objecting that there was nothing sexist about this shockingly backward comment -- after all, one can also say "nasty man.
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Many Republicans felt the president's critics had overreacted and said Democrats were losing credibility with undecided voters by objecting to almost everything Trump does.
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"That is state participation in the very kind of coerced membership and coerced speech that you're objecting to," Justice Kennedy said of such laws.
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" A senior Senate Democratic aide said senators will begin objecting to routine unanimous consent requests, with a narrow exception for non-controversial "honorary resolutions.
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Mike Lee is objecting to taking up the bill because he opposes the way the measure is funded and is trying to negotiate changes.
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The couple's visit to campus last month drew protests, with many objecting to the fact that the pair were paid using mandatory student fees.
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Unfortunately it is not within my mandate to overrule objections by the member states or to make the objecting countries known to the public.
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He took similar action earlier in the year by objecting to Ninth Circuit nominee Ryan Bounds because of his racist writings in college. Sen.
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Maliki was not alone in objecting; President Obama opposed the deal, and his aides had prevailed upon Exxon executives to drop the Kurdish project.
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After almost two million people signed an online petition objecting to the honor, it was delayed twice and downgraded from a full state visit.
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The Ways and Means Committee is objecting to the motion, arguing that courts lack jurisdiction to bar it from utilizing the New York law.
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Benioff's speech to officially launch Dreamforce was interrupted several times by protestors who were objecting to Salesforce's controversial contract with Customs and Border Protection.
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The White House Correspondents Association (WHCA) on Monday filed a court briefing objecting to the one-month suspension of Playboy reporter Brian Karem's credentials.
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The company is objecting to Mueller's request to share classified information with the judge that is kept secret and protected from Concord's lawyers' view.
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We're told there is bad blood between Tanisha and Nipsey's family, and she will almost certainly end up objecting to Sam becoming the administrator.
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More than 20,000 publishers wrote to Facebook Monday objecting to their ads being included in the political ads database, and asking for an exemption.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the New York freshman, is leaving open the option of objecting, potentially forcing House members to return and delaying a vote.
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But attitudes still remain deeply conservative, with some Indians objecting to homosexuality out of fear that couples will not be able to get married.
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Officials from the intelligence services have been making threatening calls to journalists objecting to accurate reporting of Mr. Sharif and his family's corruption trial.
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Several journalists' associations said they wrote a letter of complaint to the Belgian government on Tuesday, objecting to being included in the fee system.
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The decision was not unanimous with Russia objecting to the move and others abstaining, according to two sources familiar with the IMF board discussion.
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Among those objecting is the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which describes itself as the largest Muslim civil rights organization in the United States.
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In the Hawaii case, nearly five dozen technology companies, including Airbnb, Dropbox, Lyft and TripAdvisor, joined in a brief objecting to the travel ban.
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The complaints continued for weeks, with neighbors objecting to a range of issues, like parking enforcement and the tribe's setting mulch on its property.
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The new petition, objecting to a subpoena from a House committee, follows a petition filed last month about a similar subpoena from Manhattan prosecutors.
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Smaller companies also argued that the process favored big production companies which were often able to block their exclusion requests by objecting to them.
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Not wasting any time, the state of Hawaii filed a motion in federal court on June 29th objecting to the administration's cramped view of family.
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Criticizing Trump for attacking crony corporations, or for objecting to the idea of people dying due to lack of health insurance, may only help him.
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Senate Democrats rebuffed the latest offer from Senate Republicans to increase aid funding for Puerto Rico, objecting to guard rail provisions attached to the funding.
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Those objecting to his presence should ask themselves whether they would really rather have Bloomberg come to be known only through his scripted TV ads.
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When the Customs Bill reaches his desk, Mr. Obama may take the rare step of issuing a signing statement objecting to its pro-settlement language.
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Some Republicans as well as Democrats from the states waiting for the relief have criticized the lawmakers for objecting, saying they are delaying needed assistance.
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What constitutes fair intervention and can liberals work the refs without falling into the conservative trap of objecting to all scrutiny of their favored candidates?
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Minsk has sought up to $3.5-billion but halted discussions after objecting to a faster pace of reform of the administration of its state sector.
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In Brussels, his current claim to fame is a lawsuit against the European Commission, objecting to the migrant relocation quotas approved in September last year.
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John Kasich's office publicly objecting to what Pence said at the NGA gathering about Medicaid in Ohio -- not exactly a sign of everyone coming together.
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EU officials questioned how the one-for-one scheme would work in practice, with several EU countries objecting to any quota system for resettling refugees.
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Protesters in New York City objecting to the Trump administration's expansion of the gag rule to domestic organizations receiving Title X funding earlier this February.
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Historically, Cuban-American political exiles have favored the U.S. embargo, objecting to any olive branches offered to the communist regime that forced them to flee.
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Inhofe noted he had talked to members of the House, who were "strenuously" objecting to the inclusion of Corker's amendment in the defense policy bill.
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During the count of the electoral college in the House after the election, Jayapal drew national headlines by objecting to the vote certification in Georgia.
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We won a preliminary injunction when in 2014 the Federal District Court found that the mandate is likely illegal as applied to objecting religious employers.
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"Apparently all they know here in Washington about Brooklyn is that a tree grew there," she remarked, before objecting and getting reassigned to Veterans Affairs.
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If you haven't yet, watch this video from today's Senate Finance hearing, as a protester is dragged out of the room objecting to Medicaid cuts.
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Automakers, too, have a long history of fighting safety measures, objecting to requirements that they install airbags, seatbelt pretensioners and electronic stability to prevent rollovers.
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Three minutes after Air Force One touched down at Orly Airport outside Paris, Mr. Trump posted a message on Twitter objecting to Mr. Macron's comment.
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They did not specify the extent to which they are objecting to Ms. Jones's findings, or how many of her privilege findings they are contesting.
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Turning every relationship into an exchange of commodities is part of what people are objecting to when they talk about the corporatization of the university.
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An advocacy group is targeting Facebook employees with ads on LinkedIn, objecting to the company's support of an event honoring Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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A Department of Energy nominee who co-wrote a piece in 1993 objecting to gay people serving in the military withdrew from consideration on Sunday.
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What three nations bitterly criticized Russia — Syria's main ally in the six-year-old war — for objecting to a resolution they drafted condemning the attack?
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According to the theory, people suffer from a psychological burden when their behavior (driving on toll roads) and their attitudes (objecting to tolls) are inconsistent.
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Ms. Richards sharply criticized Ms. Trump for not publicly objecting to the Republican health care bill that failed in March, and Ms. Trump felt stung.
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Mr. Bright, in a Facebook Live video of his protest, makes some of the same points in objecting to the painting's inclusion in the show.
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Congress must exercise its oversight responsibility by monitoring this department's every move, objecting when it fails to protect our rights, and holding its leaders accountable.
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Two undocumented immigrants in United States custody must be allowed to have abortions, a federal judge ruled on Monday, objecting to a Trump administration policy.
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"No reason 2 keep hidden anymore," Grassley tweeted on October 4, objecting to what he refers to as a problem of "over classification" in government.
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But some local human rights groups and critics are already objecting to Facebook's choice of these groups, saying it's arbitrary at best and harmful at worst.
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Weinstein claims that many of the complainants objecting to the Bibles on the POW/MIA tables are Christians, but I find that very hard to believe.
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Mr Francisco also argued that the challengers—two environmental groups objecting to the fence's expected impact on the terrain on the border—are not "proper plaintiffs".
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"People are objecting to us making so much money on the hotel, and therefore we may be willing to sell," Eric Trump said in a statement.
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The planes can double as flying offices, and you don't have to worry about other passengers eavesdropping on your deals or objecting to your spreading papers.
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The fact that they haven't tried might be explained, again, by the lack of capacity — or by someone in DHS objecting who might now have left.
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Dressed only in a loincloth, Gandhi had an amicable exchange with King George V, though the pope refused the Indian an audience, objecting to his attire.
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It is also easy to imagine him objecting to Uber's treatment of its drivers, or forcing Apple to unlock customers' iPhones on grounds of national security.
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But the groups, which include not-for-profit colleges and charities, won't face fines for not adhering to administration procedures for objecting to birth control benefits.
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After years of women speaking out and objecting to this treatment, most in my home city and country know not to touch a black woman's hair.
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Biden's campaign says one of the Biden comments Sanders is objecting to, about Sanders' plan supposedly causing "hiatuses" that would hurt sick people, has been misinterpreted.
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Paul and Murphy say they're objecting to this arms sale because the precision-guided bombs are being used in the Yemeni civil war to target civilians.
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Governors from across the West Coast and much of the East Coast are meeting with the Interior and objecting to areas off their states for drilling.
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Objecting to Lemon's characterization of Trump as an "unhinged" liar, Shields argued, somewhat cleverly, that such chatter was only a gift to Trump and his backers.
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For his own part, Professor Putnam filed an amicus brief in the Fisher case objecting to the use of his findings in arguments against affirmative action.
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By routinely objecting to the majority's unanimous consent request, Democrats are triggering the Senate's default 6900-hour post-cloture debate rule for each top Trump nominee.
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More than a dozen Republicans voted with Democrats against the budget, objecting to elements of the spending package or to parts of the tax reform proposal.
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Soon after David receives his orders, his wife, Marisol (Alice Braga), insists that she come with him, objecting that he's always away, so she's always alone.
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Singleton then slams his hand on the podium objecting to Ainsworth's quick passage on the motion without giving Democrats the opportunity for a roll call vote.
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"He'd be objecting to the entire WRDA bill, which is something he can do, but I do expect it to have 60 votes and pass," Sen.
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He filed a pro-se lawsuit, in the form of a twenty-four-page handwritten complaint, objecting to the quality of medical care he had received.
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Unsurprisingly, the lawyers that have agreed to the settlement don't think Miller's admission changes anything; the lawyers objecting to deal think it changes quite a bit.
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The hit appeared to be legal, but that did not stop Newton's teammates from objecting loudly to it as Newton was clearly scoring on the play.
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At my hair salon, boy were a few of the stylists up in arms about "Baby, It's Cold Outside," meaning they were furious at those objecting.
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Among those objecting was Senator Susan Collins, a moderate Republican from Maine who sent a letter to Mr. Barr expressing her "profound disagreement" with the move.
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Finally, there's Baskin, who would seemingly be the voice of reason in all this, objecting, as she does, to people housing and trading in dangerous cats.
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And members of both parties are already objecting to the administration's proposal to eliminate the deduction that Americans can take on their state and local taxes.
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Trump is angrily objecting to the impeachment charges, accusing Democrats of "perversion of justice and abuse of power" in their effort to remove him from office.
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The nurses' union urged supporters to flood Mr. Rendon's office with calls objecting to his move and held a protest outside his Los Angeles office Tuesday.
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But Ms. Walsh left the White House after a short time when Mr. Kushner and other West Wing officials forced her out, without Mr. Priebus objecting.
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Warren, when asked about some Americans objecting to the morality of queer lives, responded with the parable in Matthew 25 about the sheep and the goats.
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In recent days, he became a central figure objecting to the release of a Republican-crafted memo that alleges surveillance abuses at the Department of Justice.
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Carlin Q. Williams has already filed docs objecting to the estate's request for music experts, and wants more focus on DNA testing to identify the heirs.
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Yes, but: The deal could still fall apart as it still requires approval from a bankruptcy judge — and a group of creditors is objecting to the deal.
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When Washington politicians start objecting to Chinese acquisitions, "they're caught up by old-school, Cold War thinking," said Fred Hu, a prominent Chinese economist and fund manager.
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The government's decision came after a top radio "shock jock", Alan Jones, urged the Opera House's boss to resign or be sacked for objecting to the promotion.
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The governors who decided to expand [Medicaid] knew that they were going to lose federal funding over time, and they're objecting to that — but they knew it.
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As for prosecutors not objecting to Meek's release -- she says it's based on the fact hundreds of other convicted criminals were released due to the corruption scandal.
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White House attorneys are objecting to all questions related to the White House, Democrats say, all the way down to where Hicks sat in the West Wing.
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According to the Guardian, Thatcher's daughter, Carol, wrote a letter to the Public Memorials Appeal last year objecting to the absence of a handbag in the design.
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It's hard to imagine anyone objecting to it (other than people like me, who find the rough edges of recordings an enjoyable contrast to the smoother parts).
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Despite Star's academic record, there was opposition to the takeover from parents in Blackpool, who started a petition objecting to it because of the organisation's Islamic roots.
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In a video that has now been viewed more than a million times, the man is seen angrily objecting to having to sit next to the woman.
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The estate of Michael Jackson is objecting to the airing Thursday night of an ABC TV special on the end life of the late King of Pop.
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But outcry related to this trend has recently grown louder, with pagans and people of color objecting to the idea that corporations can pass down their traditions.
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"(This issue) must be taken out of limbo," said Edre Olalia, president of the National Union of Peoples' Lawyers, which brought a case objecting to the burial.
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Trump's Justice Department could reach a more expansive "accommodation" with religious liberty groups still objecting in court to contraceptive coverage mandates imposed on them to various degrees.
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"Every day we can't integrate puts us a day behind the competitive race," David Gelfand, a lawyer for T-Mobile, told the court, objecting to the postponement.
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"The Senate's job is to provide advice and consent on the president's judicial nominees," Ms. Warren lectured as Mr. McConnell was forced to look on, before objecting.
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In the South China Sea, Japan has supported the Obama administration in objecting to China's development of disputed reefs and outcrops into artificial islands with military facilities.
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"BMI has received a communication from Robyn Fenty, professionally known as 'Rihanna,' objecting to the Trump Campaign's use of Rihanna's musical works," BMI said in a Nov.
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In a comment letter last year objecting to the tariffs, Walmart Inc warned that retailers would be pressured to raise prices on car seats, cribs and backpacks.
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Many religious groups around the nation challenged the accommodation, saying that objecting and providing the required information would make them complicit in conduct that violated their faith.
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But Democrats are objecting to the latest GOP proposal, complaining about the amount of offsets for funding to combat the Zika virus and Republican-backed legislative riders.
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That could still happen; Ms. Brewer, a Democrat, filed a letter on Monday objecting to the commission's decision, which now sends the matter to the City Council.
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HHS first announced its contraceptive mandate August 1, 2011, when it ordered even conscientiously objecting religious employers to cover contraceptives, abortifacients, and sterilizations in their health plans.
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Rodchenkov had advocated against a blanket ban, arguing for the inclusion of clean athletes but objecting to the wide loophole sports officials wound up offering the nation.
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In a concession to the interventionist voices objecting to the findings, the study will be republished with two additions that support the case for American military action.
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" Among those objecting was the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, which noted that "most U.S. Hispanics are born in the United States; English is their native language.
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Under Proposed Rule 28500e-6900, mutual funds could send investors letters announcing they would lose their paper statements unless they returned a form objecting to this change.
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People of color not only have to deal with racism; they also have to deal with white people labeling them "angry" or "hostile" or "difficult" for objecting.
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But employees are objecting to those claims, saying the documents in question were not sensitive and that monitoring public calendar events is not breaking any corporate rules.
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Democrats are objecting to offsets that would cut funding to ObamaCare's public health fund and charge higher premiums to Medicare beneficiaries who earn more than $28503,22019 annually.
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Opposition parties are already objecting to the government's plan to rely on so-called "Henry VIII powers", named after the 16th-century monarch who ruled by proclamation.
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If this oncologist has medical reasons for objecting to your friend's use of cannabis — if he has specific concerns about drug interactions, say — he should explain them.
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That said, PETA is opposed, objecting that the bill doesn't allow hens enough space — only one square foot — and that it has a long phase-in period.
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Adrian Schoolcraft, who became the primary stop-and-frisk whistle-blower, was forcibly admitted into a psychiatric ward for six days after objecting to police practices in 2009.
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The proposal went nowhere in the state Legislature, with critics on the left and right objecting to what they painted as a bailout for an otherwise-profitable conglomerate.
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About 6,300 academics are out of a job or in jail, several hundred for signing an open letter objecting to the counter-insurgency campaign in the south-east.
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If I gave a particular John Mayer song a thumbs-down, was I objecting to it — to him and his specific rendering of melody and harmony — for eternity?
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Pincus points out that Texas is not objecting to the administration's use of prosecutorial discretion, it just doesn't want the undocumented workers to be able to work legally.
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In 2010 millions of strikers and other demonstrators shut down schools, the Paris metro, railways and more, objecting to plans by Nicolas Sarkozy to raise the retirement age.
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In December, attorneys for Jenner and the Kardashians, Shawn Holley and Patricia Millet, filed a "demurrer" objecting to and asking for a dismissal of the lawsuit against them.
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" Among the critics, no one seems to be objecting to the idea of curvy Barbie, a petite Barbie or an Asian Barbie with distinct features from "original Barbie.
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Arkema and its industry trade organization, the American Chemistry Council, had filed comments objecting to several of these key components of the proposed Obama-era chemical safety rule.
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The justices turned away an appeal by a family-owned pharmacy that cited Christian beliefs in objecting to providing emergency contraceptives to women under a Washington state rule.
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Barrasso also cited a letter Inspector General Arthur Elkins wrote in February objecting to the Trump administration's budget, which proposed $46 million for fiscal 85033, a significant cut.
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A group of Democrats is objecting to the House's bill funding a response to the Zika virus in part because it continues restrictions on federal funding for abortions.
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But in a statement last week, North Korea warned it could walk away from the table, objecting to joint U.S.-South Korean military drills that were taking place.
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There had been no ambiguity about Dinneen's position, and earlier that month the Renewable Fuels Association had made a submission to the E.P.A. objecting to such a change.
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The appeals court could provide weapons for federal judges and objecting shareholders who are skeptical about the shareholder class actions filed in the wake of M&A announcements.
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But Markle is also the girl who wrote letters to Hillary Clinton and Gloria Allred objecting to a dish soap ad that implied only women did the dishes.
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The USMCA needs to fix this process, so that one country cannot prevent the creation or use of the roster by objecting to the candidates proposed by others.
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The court seemed to say that the accommodation at issue in Wednesday's case was a preferable alternative to forcing objecting employers to pay for coverage or face fines.
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In 2010, more than 100 people, mostly boys, were killed when the police and paramilitary forces fired on protesters who were objecting to violence by the security forces.
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Sources have said the Fair Trade Commission was objecting to the merger because the combined entity would control about 70 percent of loans in Nagasaki prefecture, undermining competition.
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Just this week, a group of high profile senators sent a letter to Chairman Pai and the FCC, objecting to the organization's proposed rollbacks of net neutrality protections.
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Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked a Zika funding bill put forward by Republicans, objecting to a range of measures, including most prominently limits on funding for Planned Parenthood.
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Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked a Zika funding bill put forward by Republicans, objecting to a range of measures, including most prominently limits on funding for Planned Parenthood.
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But sticking points continued to crop up throughout the day, with GOP aides accusing Democrats of trying to add unrelated energy provisions and objecting to help for farmers.
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They opposed broadcasting music and stormed the radio station to stop it, as well as objecting to the promotion of what they saw as Western ideas like democracy.
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Staff pathologists at Memorial Sloan Kettering are objecting to a deal between the cancer center and an artificial intelligence start-up that was founded by three hospital insiders.
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A party has the option of objecting to the production of documents on responsiveness and relevance grounds before producing them ... The discovery order here contravenes that fundamental principle.
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" As Mr. Taheri's following grew, hard-line clerics started objecting to his practices, saying that he was a "false mystic" and that his group was "a deviant sect.
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Mr. McCain has since sought to block Mr. Lighthizer's nomination, objecting to a waiver granted to him to skirt the president's prohibition on lobbyists serving in his cabinet.
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The simple threat of objecting to legislation can bring them attention from their leaders, as well as the news media, and make them players in the Washington drama.
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After Keller Lenkner filed its briefs objecting to the class settlement and asking to intervene in the case, Liss-Riordan and Postmates told Judge Massullo to be wary.
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Expedia, along with Amazon, became one of two technology companies to contribute early declarations to a lawsuit filed by Washington State's attorney general objecting to the travel ban.
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Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich and other liberal Democrats went so far as to file a lawsuit against him, objecting to the use of military force without congressional approval.
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He's posturing as an advocate for a long, thorough trial that includes witness testimony, but is not objecting to Senate Republicans stonewalling Democratic efforts to make it happen.
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Jim Martin filed the lawsuit in December over Minnesota's March 3 primary, objecting to a new state law allowing party chairs to determine who appears on primary ballots.
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Shortly after the report was made public on Monday, the Justice Department issued an extraordinary statement in Mr. Durham's name objecting to the inspector general's findings as well.
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They are objecting to the personal views of lead actress Liu Yifei, who earlier this year expressed support for Hong Kong police, who protesters have accused of brutality.
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The study's authors, the objecting reviewers insist, had made disproportionate or even wholly unwarranted claims on the basis of both the archaeological and genetic evidence they had provided.
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Chapo's lawyers filed legal docs, objecting to the federal prosecutors' motion to keep jurors anonymous and sequester them during his trial, which includes charges of conspiracy to murder.
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The estate is also objecting to some productions featuring performers who are members of Actors' Equity, the professional actors union, saying that Dramatic may license only amateur productions.
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"We were disturbed to see several people being stopped, searched, and in that case even fined by police after covering their faces and objecting to facial recognition," she said.
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A growing number of congressional Republicans are objecting to the cost and viability of a proposal that was a rallying cry for the billionaire businessman during his insurgent campaign.
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Reuters reported in July that CFIUS was objecting to more deals this year than in previous years, indicating that the secretive committee is becoming more risk-averse under Trump.
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Certainly, there are strong grounds for objecting to China's ejection of neighbours' forces from islands and reefs, to its naval build-up and, above all, to its island-building.
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Spacey's lawyer claims the actor's contact with the 18-year-old was consensual, pointing to what he claims was 3-minutes of touching without the young man ever objecting.
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But by the end of the evening, the company — while objecting to the characterization of the program as a secret spying campaign — agreed to end the program on iOS.
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All three Republican dissenters are objecting for different reasons: McCain objects to the rushed process that produced the bill and wants to return to bipartisan legislating on health care.
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FRONT LOADING In a comment letter last year objecting to the tariffs, Walmart Inc warned that retailers would be pressured to raise prices on car seats, cribs and backpacks.
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" What makes this remark so amusing is that "safe spaces' is the term often invoked by progressive college students when objecting to "offensive" speakers or words on their campus.
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After objecting to the scope of that subpoena, Trump Jr. cut a deal later in May with the Intelligence Committee, which agreed to limit its questions to six topics.
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Those remarks were twisted to appear like she was objecting to the call to prayer itself and repeated in the community and on social media, her legal team said.
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Sharp had filed a Federal lawsuit and an action with a U.S. trade body objecting to the use of its brand on what it called low-quality television sets.
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"We are hopeful that the court will see our way," said Edre Olalia, president of the National Union of Peoples' Lawyers, which filed the case objecting to the burial.
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Unsecured creditors are objecting to Lampert's $5.2 billion deal to buy Sears out of bankruptcy through his hedge fund ESL Investments, the only deal that would stave off liquidation.
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During the Korean War, the Supreme Court specifically rejected an argument that Congress had authorized Truman's seizure of striking US steel mills simply by being notified and not objecting.
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Seventy-nine artists, curators, and arts workers signed an open letter in Libération objecting to the dismissal of Maria Inés Rodriguez as director of Bordeaux's Contemporary Art Museum (CAPC).
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"They are not objecting to the meeting but they have some conditions for the production and maybe in the future they will join the group," he said of Iran.
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Molycorp and Oaktree still face struggles with junior creditors, who convinced Sontchi on Friday to strike a provision in the reorganization plan that would deny payments to objecting creditors.
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"He'd be objecting to the entire WRDA bill, which is something he can do, but I do expect it to have 60 votes and pass," Stabenow told The Hill.
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The government was objecting to the U.N. estimates of civilian numbers, which Egeland said was a violation of an agreement on humanitarian aid struck at Vienna in May 2016.
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DC District Judge Amy Berman Jackson dismissed that lawsuit, saying a civil case was "not the appropriate vehicle" for objecting to either past or future actions by a prosecutor.
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Recall Obama funded the undeclared war in Libya out of money slushing around in the Pentagon, without the new strict constitutionalists objecting from the Democratic side of the aisle.
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Relying on a 1977 Supreme Court precedent, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, upheld the requirement that the objecting teachers pay fees.
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But some players appealed the settlement, objecting to the restriction that among players found to have C.T.E., only those who died between 2006 and last April would be paid.
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" Objecting to the delay, Mr. Richenthal, the prosecutor, wrote that Mr. Ng's "vast network of real estate businesses" did not entitle him to "special treatment with respect to surrender.
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Mr. Trump said on Tuesday that his trade dispute with China might have resulted in weaker Chinese enforcement of sanctions against North Korea, but he refrained from strenuously objecting.
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Objecting employers urgently need relief, the administration said, and "it would be impracticable and contrary to the public interest to engage in full notice-and-comment rule-making." video
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The leader of the Japanese Communist Party, Kazuo Shii, denounced Mr. Abe for not objecting to Mr. Trump's barring of refugees and foreign visitors from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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Mr. Biden's campaign took a more combative approach, repeatedly questioning — in public and private — the integrity of the caucuses and objecting to the party's plans for releasing the results.
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Or he might not: More recently, Mr. Trump called Mr. Young a "total hypocrite" for objecting to the use of one of his songs at a Trump campaign event.
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Chris Sanders, the executive director of the Tennessee Equality Project, told CNN that 50 clergy members residing in Tennessee had signed a statement objecting to the slate of bills.
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Seamus Mulherns, another founder of the Athenry for Apple group, said, "Everyone is entitled to their opinion and entitled to object," but he didn't really understand why Daly was objecting.
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Unsecured creditors are objecting to the deal and placing blame on Lampert, the hedge fund, and others for misconduct that they think played a large role in the chain's downfall.
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Even Trump's own legal team -- citing Elias and then-President Barack Obama's White House -- argued while objecting to Jill Stein's recount push that there was no evidence of voter fraud.
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He promised to increase the armed forces' role in reducing crime and praises Brazil's former military dictatorship, objecting only that it did not go far enough in wiping out opponents.
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The USOC is objecting on legal grounds to Olympic-level versions of "hashjacking," a term coined to describe the usage of a hashtag for something different from its intended purpose.
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In the case of Memorial this included statements objecting to the war in Ukraine and the killing of Boris Nemtsov, an opposition leader; and opposing the law on foreign agents.
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Legislation to accelerate the deployment of self-driving cars on public roads is currently stalled in Congress, with Democrats in the Senate objecting to provisions to pre-empt local laws.
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Eventually Cruz noticed, objecting, "Chris, I would note that the last four questions have been Rand, please attack Ted, Jeb, please attack Ted," only to be booed by the crowd.
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He had lodged a complaint against the university a few months before the inspection, objecting to a gender-studies programme organised by the school's department of political science and sociology.
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"The accommodation made available under the Affordable Care Act respects religious liberty by allowing objecting employers to opt out of the generally applicable requirement to provide contraceptive coverage," Verrilli wrote.
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Lyft will have to rethink its strategy in New York City, one of its largest markets, after a judge denied its petition objecting to the city's driver minimum wage laws.
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First he launches or endorses a petition (in Corbyn-land, objecting to things is tantamount to changing them), which is duly signed by lots of people who already dislike Conservatives.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After organizers received threats of violence objecting to a statue of a Korean "comfort woman," an exhibition at the 2019 Aichi Triennale was shuttered.
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Parents staged protests objecting to teaching about LGBT+ rights and same-sex relationships at a school in a predominantly Muslim area of Birmingham, Britain's second-largest city, earlier this month.
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It was a sharply worded email Vietor sent to Peggy Noonan, a columnist for the Wall Street Journal, objecting to Noonan's portrayal of an adversarial relationship between Obama and Clinton.
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ABC's annual "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" special was slammed as racist by some on social media, with some viewers objecting to the dinner-table seating of its only black character.
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Texas and 25 other states sued the president, objecting to his efforts to prevent millions of illegal immigrants from being deported and allow them to work in the country legally.
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Oddly, Texas and other objecting states ultimately granted this proposition, turning the case into a semantic quibble over whether the president's memorandum unlawfully conferred a legal status on illegal immigrants.
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When former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began protesting during the national anthem in the 2016 NFL preseason, he was objecting to unchecked police violence against people of color.
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In another case, a senior scheduler reportedly was fired after apparently objecting to the deletion of certain appointments from his official calendar because of possible violations of federal records laws.
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The Trump campaign revoked press credentials for The Washington Post on Monday, initially objecting to a headline regarding remarks he made about President Obama and the mass shooting in Orlando.
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Sure, Democrats in Congress are objecting to the GOP proposal via press releases and on Twitter, but Kimmel has been clearly more effective at attracting media coverage on this issue.
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Ryan and other Republicans distancing themselves from Trump are objecting to Trump's conduct more weakly now than they have in the past, and barely trying to conceal their true motives.
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In 2014, as Oklahoma's attorney general, he dutifully put the words of an energy company objecting to regulations on his own letterhead before passing them on to the Obama administration.
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"The reality is that it's not the optics people are objecting to, it's the message," said Mark Pitcavage, a senior research fellow at the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism.
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Crimea was Russia's original violation in Ukraine, and we have limited credibility objecting to Russia's subsequent invasion of Luhansk and Donetsk if we do not take a stand on Crimea.
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Many days it is anything goes, baby, from the White House to the baseball stands; objecting often draws a scornful wave of the hand and a lecture on political correctness.
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So while there's an extra bureaucratic hoop to jump through, the employees of Hobby Lobby and other objecting for-profit corporations can still get access to no-cost birth control.
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But Democrats are objecting to the provision, saying that enshrining the time period in a trade agreement could thwart their future efforts to lower health care costs through legislative changes.
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"They said filling out the form would make them complicit in the provision of the abortion inducing drugs that they were as a religious matter objecting to," Judge Kavanaugh testified.
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On Sunday, he appeared at a rally against a group of protesters (most of them women) who were objecting to a new citizenship law widely seen as discriminatory toward Muslims.
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Antifederalists "charged the Framers with seeking to establish an aristocracy of sorts," objecting to such anti-democratic elements as the Electoral College and Supreme Court appointments—complaints that resonate today.
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Last summer, around 200 artists and technicians signed a letter objecting to Mr. Dercon's plans to reimagine the theater, after he announced that he wanted to make it more interdisciplinary.
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House Democrats are objecting to a portion of proposed changes to the bill that would make it harder for the minority to force votes on the Trump administration's sanctions policy.
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In a reply, Microsoft said it was not objecting to the DOJ's request because the government has abandoned its pursuit of the original warrant and Congress passed the Cloud Act.
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On June 30, 20 Tuesday Group members signed a letter objecting to the use of a budget resolution to carry out large mandatory spending cuts and demanding a bipartisan approach.
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"While I can see some people objecting to those who would choose to use a mouse, it opens the door to an otherwise inaccessible virtual world for others," Spohn said.
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His agency also gave raises to two top aides despite the White House rejecting Pruitt's request, and Pruitt allegedly punished five officials for objecting to his spending and management decisions.
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In an unusual procedure, Facebook moved to quash the warrants, saying they were too broad and objecting to the judge's order prohibiting the company from telling its clients about them.
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My co-author here at VoxCare, Dylan Scott, has the details: Starting Monday night, Senate Democrats will start objecting to most unanimous consent requests, according to a senior Democratic aide.
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Ted Lieu tweeted his disdain for the process and later told reporters that Hicks went as far as objecting to questions about where her office was located in the White House.
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Energy holding company Triangle Petroleum Corp said on Wednesday that with no stakeholders objecting to its bankruptcy reorganization plan it stands ready to give full ownership of itself to JP Morgan.
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But, there's one thing Trump needs to do to solidify his existing support, win over many of the Republicans still objecting to him and clinch the nomination without a convention fight.
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On March 27, special counsel Robert Mueller sent a letter to Attorney General Bill Barr objecting to his March 24 characterization of his report into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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But as a reason for objecting to Kavanaugh's appointment, the claim that the judge would destroy affordable health care is not supported by records from his many years of government service.
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In June 2013, a top lobbyist at Devon Energy, an Oklahoma-based oil and natural gas giant, sent Pruitt's top officials a draft letter objecting to the recently proposed EPA regulations.
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The basic difference is that as long as the Freedom Caucus was loudly objecting from the right, the vulnerables could quietly dissent from the left without becoming the focus of attention.
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The government was saying it would await the outcome of judicial inquiries, he said, and yet in court it was strongly objecting to such inquiries being held in the first place.
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With the new Congress now in session, the House is poised to vote on Thursday on a resolution objecting to the Security Council resolution and the Obama administration's decision to abstain.
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The lone objecting creditor, Portland General Electric Corp , argued the plan violated U.S. bankruptcy law, which requires a shareholder to relinquish its entire investment if creditors are not paid in full.
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Dr. Eller was among 24 physicians who wrote to the Legislature objecting to the law, citing the scientific research suggesting that pain could not be felt until later in a pregnancy.
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Worse yet is that some gamers are openly objecting to Bethesda's ad campaign and the violence towards Nazis in Wolfenstein II in general because they think it's racist to white people.
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Quit the wagon-circling Finally, congressional leaders — especially Republicans who claim to want to cut spending — have to stop their bad habit of objecting to any cuts to their favorite departments.
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Students increasingly demand changes based solely on the race or gender of authors, like Yale University students objecting that a course on English classics only included white authors like William Shakespeare.
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Democrats are objecting to a bill in the Senate aimed at curbing the opioid crisis because of a GOP provision they say is an earmark for one PhRMA-funded advocacy group.
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He tried to stem the tide of pre-holiday gifts coming into our house, objecting to a battery-powered book that sings Christmas carols—and his mom threatened to kill him.
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"We are objecting to his resignation because it is against democracy," said Aylin Nazliaka, a member of Parliament from Ankara who has been in dispute with the former mayor for years.
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I am one of thousands of American Jews who applaud Ms. Omar for her courage and honesty and stand with her in objecting to Israel's brutal and worsening policies toward Palestinians.
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The country's president had blocked the formation of a government, objecting to a nominee for finance minister who helped write a guide to withdrawing Italy from the euro, Europe's single currency.
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Until his death, Dad remained bitter about segregation in the military, profoundly objecting to the insult and irony of being made to fight for freedom for all but his own people.
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In both cases, they were objecting to efforts by the majority to engage in the kind of gerrymandering that would stitch together future Republican majorities even if they got fewer voters.
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Taking the privilege issue to the courts before objecting in the Senate might be a good option if Trump's lawyers want Roberts to rule on any disputes that reach the court.
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By waiting as long as he did to announce the changes, McConnell ensured that his Democratic counterparts spent the day focused primarily on objecting to the specifics of those two rules.
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At home, Iranians are frustrated with an economy that's sputtering under U.S. sanctions, while protesters in Iraq and Lebanon are objecting, among other things, to Tehran's sway over their own governments.
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Before the auction, a cluster of protesters gathered outside the auction house's York Avenue headquarters, objecting to the inclusion in the sale of works from the Berkshire Museum, in Pittsfield, Mass.
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Just the presence of such a procedural option would likely deter the Senate from advocating for a continuing resolution with funding for wars where the House was on record as objecting.
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According to Sessions, the Justice Department has settled 24 civil cases with 90 plaintiffs over what he called "the previous administration's wrong application of the contraception mandate to objecting religious employers."
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What CNN employees are saying In confidential conversations, they are objecting to both her hiring and the way it was revealed through a Politico story, with no internal communication on Tuesday.
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As jury selection slowly unfolded, Stone's defense appeared to be objecting to the seating of any government employees — a stance that could significantly complicate selecting a jury in the nation's capital.
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Days later, British lawmakers derided him as a "fascist" and "stupid" after he rebuked Britain's prime minister for objecting to his retweets of a British fringe group's inflammatory anti-Muslim videos.
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Cooperation between tech companies and the US military has become fraught over the past year, with employees penning letters objecting to the deals and challenging leaders in their respective companies to withdraw.
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The fund was remiss in not objecting when Mr Menem tried to spend his way to a third term in the late 1990s, just when money was flooding out of emerging economies.
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The actor joined participants who were objecting Trump's rollback of restrictions on mining, oil drilling and greenhouse gas emissions at coal-fired power plants, among other things, according to the Associated Press.
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I have just come from the Senate floor, where he&aposs objecting having the Fifth Amendment and the Sixth Amendment applied to people who are accused of crimes in the United States.
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The latest developments in the case have the social network objecting against releasing or even admitting the existence of all manner of data, but the plaintiffs aren't taking "objection" for an answer.
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Later in the rules debate process, the transcript showed Haugland again objecting, saying it was a conflict and the response in the room from the fellow delegates was recorded down as laughter.
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The announcement provoked consternation: more than 163,000 people have signed a petition objecting to the changes; a small number also gathered in Westminster to register their objections in person on March 23rd.
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Childless celebrities undergo equal scrutiny, as highlighted by Jennifer Aniston in a 2016 open letter objecting to the endless media speculation over whether she is, is not, or will ever be pregnant.
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Since the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) was passed in 2628, internet service providers have been allowed to wink at unauthorized uploads of copyrighted works, and artists have been vilified for objecting.
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"People are objecting to us making so much money on the hotel, and therefore we may be willing to sell," Eric Trump, one of the president's sons, told The New York Times.
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Eight such groups, including my organization, the National Council of Jewish Women, filed a brief with the Justice Department objecting to what the attorney general was poised to do, to no avail.
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Grenell's nomination has already passed through the Senate Foreign Relations committee but with Democrats objecting to a vote, McConnell has not yet taken the time consuming procedural steps to overcome their filibuster.
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A spokesman at the Department of Justice has announced that the investigation is geared precisely to the "administrative complaint" filed in 2015 by 64 Asian-American groups objecting to affirmative action policies.
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It also said Engelmayer engaged in "impermissible fact-finding" by objecting to the plaintiffs' use of the 12-month Silver Indicative Forward Mid Rates as a benchmark for determining proper spread levels.
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Objecting on principle While most South Korean men, either willingly or because they have exhausted all other possibilities, do eventually perform their military service, for some this is not an acceptable option.
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But business minister Greg Clark said told parliament on Tuesday there were no grounds for objecting to the deal and that Melrose had agreed to more undertakings with the Ministry of Defence.
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The three senators filed suit with the aid of two nonprofit law firms — Protect Democracy and the Constitutional Accountability Center — joining a growing chorus of lawyers and politicians objecting to the appointment.
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I received messages objecting to the article's political descriptions, which wasn't a surprise: Many such YouTubers self-identify with more granularity, as classical liberals or libertarians, as "identitarians," or as mere contrarians.
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Just this month, more than 3,000 Google employees signed a letter objecting to the company's involvement in a Pentagon program that could use artificial intelligence to improve the accuracy of drone strikes.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Thousands of people in the Netherlands have signed a petition objecting to the construction of an airport in Portugal that could threaten the black-tailed godwit, the Dutch national bird.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Thousands of people in the Netherlands have signed a petition objecting to the construction of an airport in Portugal that could threaten the black-tailed godwit, the Dutch national bird.
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"To avoid any incident beyond our control, the police had to be proactive, by objecting to the organizing of the festival," he added in a brief statement, without naming any suspected groups.
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The two entertainers were not actually heard discussing the lyrics on the phone call, which Kardashian released on Snapchat, though Swift received backlash and was called a liar for objecting to the line.
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In keeping with the group's slogan objecting to The 29's — "Ignored in the '22017s, ignored in the '232s" — the exhibition of historical artworks made a political statement about representation in American museums.
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South Korea in July decided to install the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system in response to missile threat from North Korea, despite China objecting that THAAD's radar can penetrate its territory.
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Tony Lowes, a New York-born director at Friends of the Irish Environment called the plan a "monster sea wall" and confirmed to CNBC that the group would be objecting to the application.
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Meanwhile, Senate Democrats are objecting to committee meetings Wednesday in protest, using Senate rules that require unanimous consent for Senate committees to meet after the Senate has been in session for two hours.
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Leftist groups, the Red Army Faction and the Revolutionary Cells also launched violent attacks against American army headquarters and kidnapped military personnel, objecting to the mere physical presence of America in their country.
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Novogratz was once based in Hong Kong and said he recently returned to the city to march as an observer with protesters objecting to China's efforts to exert more control over the city.
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Sadly the operas were no longer in copyright, but she kept close watch, objecting loudly when the 1904 version of "Madame Butterfly", disowned by the Maestro, was staged in 2016 at La Scala.
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Cho and older sister Heather Cho, who was jailed for delaying a flight after objecting to the way nuts were served, no longer hold any positions at Korean Air, Jin Air or affiliates.
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A 32-year-old woman was killed and 19 other people injured when a man rammed his car into a group of people objecting to a "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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It's unclear what videos the network is objecting to, but Corey Price, the vice president of Pornhub, told Broadly, "The issue is that user(s) uploaded Game of Thrones footage" to the site.
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The Americans, they said, were also objecting to any mention of a major scientific report published in the fall that calls for swiftly cutting emissions to avert the worst effects of climate change.
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When women don't have to go through doctors or pharmacies to get birth control, they are less subject to the whims of regulation changes, religiously objecting pharmacists, or other potential hassles and headaches.
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But Justices Thomas and Gorsuch wrote a much broader opinion objecting to the law on free speech grounds and strongly suggesting that bakers should never have to make cakes for same-sex weddings.
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Story at a glance Voices on both sides of the gun violence debate in the United States are objecting to what they see as a scapegoating of people with mental illnesses or disabilities.
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The United States, by objecting to the nature of the vote, was able to dodge the more difficult question of whether Crimeans might in fact really have desired to become part of Russia.
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"Biographers broke into the house and rearranged the furniture to their liking," she writes, objecting to the kind of facile-seeming connections made by literary scholars between an author's life and her writing.
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Jim Martin, a small-business operator and political independent, filed a lawsuit over the March 3 primary objecting to a new state law allowing party chairs to determine who appears on primary ballots.
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But it has also been dragged before the appellate body repeatedly, in particular by countries objecting to its heavy-handed use of "trade remedies": tariffs supposed to defend its producers from unfair imports.
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At the end of June, 20 Tuesday Group members signed a letter objecting to using the budget resolution to carry out large mandatory spending cuts, and demanding a bipartisan approach to the budget.
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And his all-or-nothing framing sets up a bit of a false dichotomy; not everyone objecting to Facebook letting candidates including Trump lie in ads wants a total ban on political advertising.
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The revision addressed very few of the objecting reviewers' concerns, and the changes it did provide struck those reviewers — who were asked, to their surprise, to review the revision — as perfunctory and weak.
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Those remarks were twisted to appear like she was objecting to the call to prayer itself and repeated in the community and on social media, her legal team said in a Facebook post.
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Portman and Ayotte have emphasized the broader principle of not acting on such a monumental nomination to the Supreme Court in the final year of a presidency, rather than objecting to Garland himself.
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But parents have staged protests objecting to teaching of same-sex relations at schools in predominantly Muslim areas of Birmingham, Britain's second-largest city, saying it contravenes their values and usurps their role.
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Farmers suing a local factory for polluting their fields, citizens claiming police abuse, or residents objecting to having their homes expropriated — most of these cases are rejected outright by local courts and never heard.
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Vice President Joe Biden repeatedly told objecting congressman that their attempt to disrupt the usually staid moment that their objections were invalid because they did not have the signature of a United States senator.
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The ruling is a victory for law enforcement, which argued in favor of a bright line rule that officers could follow that would also defeat possible frivolous claims from defendants objecting to their arrest.
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They are objecting to Israel's 11-year-old blockade of Gaza and seeking to revive international interest in Palestinian claims of a right of return to the lands they were displaced from in 1948.
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But when he presents this option to his family at the all-important meeting where they snipe over who should get fired, his children immediately reject the idea, with Kendall objecting the most strenuously.
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They are also objecting to how Amazon is obtaining parental consent — arguing its system for doing so is inadequate because it's merely asking that a credit or debit/debit gift card number be inputted.
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The actor had joined participants who were objecting President Trump's rollback of restrictions on mining, oil drilling and greenhouse gas emissions at coal-fired power plants, among other things, according to the Associated Press.
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Paulson and several other hedge fund moguls are objecting to a 2012 decision to redirect Fannie and Freddie's profits into the federal treasury — instead of paying them out as dividends to shareholders like Paulson.
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At her confirmation hearing last week, Democrats grilled her on her views on what they deemed torture, as well as objecting to what they saw as the CIA's selective declassification about information on her.
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Late on Wednesday, three Democratic U.S. senators sent a letter to the Trump administration objecting to its move to expedite the review process, saying it undermined federal law and treaty responsibility to Native tribes.
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Pennsylvania prosecutors have just filed legal docs objecting to Cosby's move to have the case dismissed, on grounds he cut a deal with the former prosecutor who promised the case would never be filed.
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CNN reported that following the letter's release, all Democratic senators on the Senate Appropriations Committee's subpanels on defense and on military construction and veterans affairs signed a letter to Shanahan objecting to the move.
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Just as critics often wrongly portray those objecting to protests during the national anthem as hostile or blind to racial inequality, it is equally wrong to suggest that protesting players are somehow lesser Americans.
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If Democrats take advantage of the courtesy by objecting to many Trump nominees, and take no part in consultations with the White House to find acceptable nominees, then why keep the process at all?
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Lawyers for WPP filed a letter to the judge on Thursday objecting to Ms. Johnson's request to submit the video, saying it contained information that was "highly confidential and proprietary" to J. Walter Thompson.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced an agreement to hold the vote on Wednesday, after a group of lawmakers, including some of Trump's fellow Republicans, filed 22 separate resolutions of disapproval objecting to the deals.
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He has already disagreed with an administration position, objecting to a plan to move an international food-safety division to the trade office, saying it would hurt the country's reputation as a food watchdog.
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"They said filling out the form would make them complicit in the provision of the abortion-inducing drugs that they were, as a religious matter, objecting to," Judge Kavanaugh testified, describing the group's position.
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There, Kelly was known for speaking his mind, publicly objecting to the Obama administration's efforts to shutter the military prison at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base and to open up all combat jobs to women.
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The nine justices heard arguments in an appeal by the state of Virginia objecting to the lower court's decision ordering that Lee Boyd Malvo's sentence of life in prison without parole be thrown out.
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Because the plaintiffs are governments, the states objecting to the proposal are expected to argue that their police authority to protect their citizens permits them to override the bankruptcy protections claimed by the Sacklers.
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By waiting as long as he did to announce the changes, McConnell ensured that his Democratic counterparts spent the day before the trial focused primarily on objecting to the specifics of those two rules.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - Mining companies operating in Zambia have failed to show how higher taxes introduced this year will affect their profitability despite objecting to the new framework, a senior government official said on Thursday.
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It has thrust the nine-day-old administration into its first constitutional conflict, as multiple courts have intervened to block aspects of the order, and into its broadest diplomatic incident, with overseas allies objecting.
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Nine hundred Google employees signed a petition objecting to their treatment in a sign of solidarity, and the cuts shed a light on the precarious nature of jobs that are critical to Google's business.
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House Democrats had been objecting to a provision inserted by GOP leaders that allowed only the majority party to force a vote on a resolution approving or disapproving of the Trump administration's sanctions policy.
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The Council is objecting to both the sharing of highly sensitive HIV statuses and other personal information with third parties without Grindr gaining explicit user consent for the data to be handed off to others.
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But resentment against SDF rule in eastern Syria has grown among the predominately Arab population, residents and tribal elders say, with many objecting to compulsory conscription of young men and discrimination at the leadership level.
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Some of those publicly objecting to the "marriage" are trying to convince the Trump delegates to choose another candidate and many of the richest anti-Trumpers are refusing to donate to the party at all.
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Earlier this month tribesmen objecting to efforts to impose a women's quota in local elections rioted in Nagaland, a state on the border with Myanmar that is one of the few exceptions to such rules.
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But here comes Sansa, objecting to his judgment like a lawyer for the prosecution, wanting to throw those adorable teen lord-lings out of their castles and into the freezing winter for their relative's betrayal.
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But resentment against SDF rule in eastern Syria has grown among the predominately Arab population, residents and tribal elders say, with many objecting to compulsory conscription of young men and discrimination in top leadership layers.
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"We are not surprised by the Whack-a-Mole diversity replacement that goes on; just when you finish objecting to one white-washed casting, another one pops up," he said in a statement to THR.
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Ashley Hamilton Claxton, Corporate Governance Manager at RLAM, said investors were objecting to plans to award bumper packages, in what she described as a "spring of discontent" during Britain's peak season for annual company meetings.
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Some conservatives seized on the issue making it a flash-point and objecting to, at times using highly inflammatory rhetoric, building a mosque so close to the site of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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Republicans are still mulling an investigation into how Ford's letter was leaked, and Democrats on Monday sent a letter to Grassley objecting to his decision to schedule nomination hearings during the Senate's pre-election recess.
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China regards self-ruled and democratic Taiwan as its sovereign territory and regularly calls it the most sensitive and important issue between it and the United States, strongly objecting to transit stops by Taiwanese presidents.
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The multiagency panel led by the Department of Justice, known as Team Telecom, is objecting to the massive cable project, which hopes to provide faster internet to both the US and China, The Journal said.
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Stewart pressed him on whether he knew whether anyone made anonymous leaks regarding the March 03 letter Mueller wrote to Attorney General William Barr objecting to his four-page memo summarizing the special counsel's findings.
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Thirteen states have adopted California's emissions standards, and 22 states have joined California in a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency objecting to the president's restrictions on California's authority over tailpipe emissions in the state.
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Mr. Epstein, notoriously difficult to work with in his later years, rejected every script that Mr. Brodax presented to him, including one by the novelist Joseph Heller, objecting to the colored binders they came in.
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"The objecting parties have been severely impacted by the debtors bankruptcy cases and are now being pushed closer to insolvency as a result of the proposed treatment under the plan," Sarachek wrote in the filing.
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While the concept of a future 18-game NFL season is nothing new, with players objecting to the wear and tear of an added two games, the Wall Street Journal reported a potential compromise Friday.
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As a picture of the sign circulated on social media, protests piled up from people objecting to the displacement of longtime residents by rising rents — a phenomenon that's been repeated from Brooklyn to San Francisco.
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After the ceremony started, a mob brandishing saffron flags, a political symbol representing Hinduism, attacked the Dalits, according to news reports, apparently objecting to the ceremony because it commemorated a battle won by British colonizers.
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When Hobby Lobby filed its 2012 lawsuit objecting to the mandate on religious grounds — with the Supreme Court ultimately ruling in its favor — it didn't do so because of a general objection to birth control.
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Perplexing not because Qatar is innocent — it has sponsored and hosted far too many jihadists for anyone to plausibly claim otherwise — but because it is the Saudis who are objecting to the funding of extremism.
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In 1993, when he was a Marine Corps officer, he co-authored an opinion piece in The Arizona Republican objecting to proposals to allow openly gay troops in the military or women in combat roles.
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"The senator from Kentucky, by objecting to the unanimous consent request, will effectively shut down the federal government for no real reason," Cornyn said after one failed attempt to bring the measure to a vote.
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Earlier on Monday, several members of parliament said they believed they could thwart any attempt to delay the vote on May's agreement with the European Union by objecting to her government's bid to do so.
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At one point during the hearing, anti-vaccination activists in the audience could be heard objecting to testimonies by Messonnier and Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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THOSE ARE THE THINGS WERE OBJECTING TO, AND THAT'S WHY WE BROUGHT 200 TRADE CASES LAST YEAR UP FROM 52 THE YEAR -- LAST YEAR OF OBAMA WE DIDN'T INVENT NEW TRADE INFRACTIONS, THEY WERE THERE.
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Trump's comments drew criticism in Congress, where many fellow Republicans have joined Democrats in objecting to Trump's plan to slash spending on diplomacy and foreign aid, and his failure to fill key foreign policy jobs.
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Charlie Hebdo seems to be objecting to Tariq Ramadan and to its devious baker not because of anything they've actually said or done, but simply because they dare to make pastries or lecture while being Muslim.
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If the court accepts the argument that the mandatory fees amount to compelled speech in violation of the objecting employees' First Amendment rights, public-employee unions would forfeit hundreds of millions of dollars in dues revenue.
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But using the system as a cudgel to punish critics or those connected to an investigation into him and his associates set a dangerous precedent — and that's what McRaven and others are objecting to right now.
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Resentment is mounting against Kurdish-led forces among the predominantly Arab population in the vast areas of eastern Syria they rule, with many objecting to compulsory conscription of youths and discrimination on leadership positions, they say.
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Barr defended himself against the latest bombshell surrounding his work — yesterday's revelation of a letter from special counsel Robert Mueller objecting to how the attorney general's 4-page summary of the report had characterized its contents.
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Objecting to Ankara's planned Russian defense purchase, the United States in late March halted delivery of equipment related to the F-35 to Turkey, which is both a buyer and a production partner in the program.
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"Class members who sought to object to the proposed settlement thus had no ability to examine the bases of what they were objecting to," Circuit Judge Raymond Kethledge wrote for the court, ordering the records unsealed.
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Michigan's recount is expected to begin on Wednesday, barring court action, after the state's board of canvassers deadlocked 2-2 on Friday on a motion objecting to the recount, the Michigan Secretary of State's Office said.
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Trump created an uproar from players in September of 2017 with inflammatory comments objecting to player protests during the anthem, protests that began when Colin Kaepernick decided to kneel during the anthem in the 2016 preseason.
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"The U.S. insists on the 'denuclearization-first' and increases the level of pressure by sanctions to achieve their purpose in a coercive manner, and even objecting to the 'declaration of the end of war,'" Ri said.
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The big picture: Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, has largely been silent on Venezuela, but he has criticized Maduro's government on Twitter and attacked its authoritarianism and repression of democracy, while objecting to U.S. intervention.
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" Veprek attacks the statements throughout, questioning many of their premises, and objecting in particular to language that says the UN remains "alarmed at the rise of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance in political circles.
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A small committee of objecting creditors has sent Peabody a series of alternative proposals to its own plan, which calls for the coal producer to emerge from bankruptcy in April with about $2 billion in debt.
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The leadership of Bank of America, which has its headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., is joining more than 80 chief executives objecting to a new law ending anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Wyden said he would put a hold on Darling's nomination, objecting to HHS's recent approval of a waiver for organizations participating in South Carolina's foster care program that uses religious criteria in choosing prospective foster parents.
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The statement letter, which has become known in the Israeli news media as the "loyalty form," drew fire not just from a handful of personal objectors; some 1,500 artists signed a petition objecting to Regev's moves.
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But they're trending upward, and they affect the EU's machinery, throwing a spanner in its works by forcefully objecting to European integration on issues from migration to energy -- where they have allies outside their own ranks.
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But although pressure is building to settle the costly, protracted litigation and bring relief to communities hit hard by addiction and overdose deaths, another group of plaintiffs is objecting strongly to the terms of the deal.
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This week, the department reversed course on the exclusion, after The New York Times inquired about whether Century Aluminum had, in fact, filed an objection, given its pattern of objecting to nearly every other Rusal application.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced an agreement on Wednesday to hold the vote, after a group of lawmakers, including some of Trump's fellow Republicans, last month filed 22 separate resolutions of disapproval objecting to the deals.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (R-Ala.) objecting.
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The United States, France and Britain have accused the Syrian government of responsibility and bitterly criticized Russia — Syria's main ally in the six-year-old war — for objecting to a resolution they drafted condemning the attack.
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Reactions by Stern — the 2005 player dress code he championed, for one — would be criticized as pandering overreaction to that same segment of society he had denounced for speaking in racial code or objecting to cornrows.
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Ms. Sanders has embraced the antagonistic tone set by Mr. Spicer since the earliest days of Mr. Trump's presidency, objecting to critical coverage that she brands as "fake news" and complaining about "dishonesty" by the media.
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His strict adherence to allowing free speech — even paid, blatantly inaccurate free speech — to remain on Facebook has even received criticism from his own employees, 250 of whom signed a letter objecting to the current policy.
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On the strength of the "yes" vote, conservatives dropped a plan for a competing bill that would have allowed private businesses to refuse services like wedding cakes for same-sex weddings by objecting on religious grounds.
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May's deal with Brussels was rejected by a large majority last week, with many lawmakers specifically objecting to the backstop, an insurance policy designed to prevent a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland after Brexit.
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"Museums right across the country are generally speaking not for profit and/or registered charities," Calogheros told the broadcasting service of the ad, explaining that her museum had issued a press release objecting to the ad's existence.
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Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian West and Rob Kardashian's attorneys filed a "demurrer" objecting to and asking for a dismissal of Chyna's lawsuit against them, in which the mother of two claimed the Kardashians were responsible for E!
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Ever since an exodus of white conservative southerners from the Democratic Party in the 1960s, objecting to the civil- rights movement, the party has maintained a fragile balance between a coalition of different demographic and social groups.
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Former President Barack Obama made a rare foray into the cultural conversation this week, objecting to the prevalence of "call-out culture" and "wokeness" during an interview about youth activism at the Obama Foundation summit on Tuesday.
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Last week, Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian and Rob's attorneys filed a "demurrer" objecting to and asking for a dismissal of Chyna's lawsuit against them, in which the mother of two claimed the Kardashians were responsible for E!
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For its part, the Department of Justice has also used this motion to argue that Apple's rationale for objecting to the order "appears to based on its concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy."
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Objecting to the issue's objectification seems quaint, but indifference feels like giving in to the status quo, where an ostensibly non-gendered magazine can regularly devote an entire issue to softcore pinups for (mostly) male sexual approval.
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" Not to be outdone, Tucker Carlson, also of Fox News, glided right past the substance of the separations entirely and said that people objecting wanted "to change your country forever—and they are succeeding, by the way.
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That theory has been widely debunked — not least by all the U.S. intelligence agencies — and Schiff moved swiftly to shut the thread down, objecting to questions based on "facts not in evidence" In another testy incident, Rep.
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Sunni members of parliament boycotted the session held on Saturday, objecting to the existence of armed groups outside the army and the police, and worrying that Popular Mobilisation will enhance Shi'ite majority rule and Iran's regional influence.
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Whitehouse also pressed Barr, who is testifying on the results of the Russia investigation, on when he decided to make public the letter special counsel Robert Mueller sent to Barr objecting to his summary of its findings.
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But South Korea's Constitutional Court ruled earlier on Thursday that there was a need for an alternative for men who refuse to serve, while also ruling that objecting to serve was a clear violation of the constitution.
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"We are not objecting to the general's statue itself - we are demanding to implement his promises first," Khun Thomas, a leader of the Karenni State Youth Force, said at the protest, broadcast live on Facebook using smartphones.
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Feelings on the word, a common linguistic flourish of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, broke down along party lines with 10 percent of Democrats objecting to it, while just 5 percent of Republicans said it bothered them.
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"Even when Mr. Trump is right," defending Iranian protesters or objecting to North Korean missile tests, "there's always some excess or some objectionable statement that undermines American credibility, and it's hard to win that back," he said.
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The special counsel Robert Mueller wrote a letter in late March to Attorney General William Barr, objecting to Mr. Barr's early description of his investigation's conclusions that appeared to clear President Trump, according to the Justice Department.
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There can be loud partisan debate about which scandals are real and which are overblown, but asking questions, gathering information, and objecting to provable outright falsehoods are—or should be—protected rights that know no party affiliation.
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Mr. Barr's appearance before the Republican-controlled Senate committee was inflamed by reports about Mr. Mueller's extraordinary letter objecting to the attorney general's four-page summary of the special counsel's conclusions sent to Congress on March 24.
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My theory is that people objecting to the sanctity of the powder room, or tearfully defending women's athletics, or terrified by the prospect of us serving our country, are not actually concerned with those issues at all.
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Yet the bill has reached another procedural obstacle due to House Democrats objecting to a provision that makes it harder for them to force a floor vote on the Trump administration's Russia sanctions policy, according to aides.
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In a closed-door hearing on Tuesday, Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff cut off a Republican line of questioning of a witness, Army Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman, objecting that it was designed to reveal the whistleblower's identity.
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Trump also falsely claimed that the NFL sent him a letter objecting to the commission's schedule and suggested he should be able to reject a chosen moderator or that, perhaps, there should be no moderator at all.
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Spoor said he planned to file in court in June, objecting among other things to the composition of the trust, to be run by a board of seven trustees, with just two elected from the Mapela community.
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Seventy-five Democrats voted against the measure, with some protesting what they said was an excessive $738 billion cost for the military and others objecting to the decision to fund the administration's immigration policies without adequate oversight.
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Several Kuomintang lawmakers staged a sit-in protest in front of the speaker's podium during the parliamentary session, holding signs that read "Objecting to bad law" and "Damaging human rights" while wearing black masks that read "Objection".
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A Politico report on the move said the change to the civil rights office was part of a larger protection plan that included a shield for health care workers objecting to treating transgender people seeking to transition.
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Republicans spent time on the House floor objecting to both the existing and new protections, pointing repeatedly to a case last year in California where women alleged a transgender resident sexually harassed them at a women's shelter.
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According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Cassidy's trustee and personal representative of his estate recently filed paperwork objecting to two claims: One filed by law firm Rodier & Rodier, and one filed by lawyer Damaso W. Saavedra.
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In 1968, when the Whitney's The 1930's: Painting and Sculpture in America exhibition neglected to include any black artists in its period survey show, activist group the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition (BECC) went further than merely objecting.
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Yes, craft store chain Hobby Lobby and others specifically objected to covering emergency contraception methods like morning-after pills and copper IUDs (which can be used for EC), but that's not what Priests for Life was objecting to.
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Unfortunately, in the modern Senate, the old style of filibuster -- whereby the objecting party must talk endlessly, around the clock, in order to obstruct a vote -- is rarely practiced, and it carries with it virtually no political risk.
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It comes at a tenuous time in the relationship between the Kremlin and the fledgling administration of President Donald Trump, who just last week voiced unusually strong support for NATO after repeatedly objecting to its relevancy and funding.
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News companies were so upset when this policy was first announced in the spring that some outlets vowed to suspend their paid promotion on Facebook altogether and more than 20,000 publishers wrote to Facebook objecting to the policy.
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Orban has in the past upset fellow members of the European Union over policy, most recently with his tough stance on Europe's migrant crisis, objecting to EU resettlement plans and having a fence built along Hungary's southern border.
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And then, there is this issue: Why is nobody objecting to Germany's open-ended invitation to Middle East immigrants instead of offering jobs to the 12.1 million of unemployed fellow Europeans from France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece?
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Barr defended himself against the latest bombshell surrounding his work, yesterday's revelation of a letter that Mueller had sent to the attorney general objecting to how his 4-page summary of the report had characterized its contents. Sen.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pointed out that under the accommodation, it is the insurer or a third party who have an "independent obligation" to provide the coverage which exempts absolves the objecting groups from having to do so.
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The provider of water services for energy producers said noteholder David Hargreaves is effectively the only party in its Chapter 11 case objecting to the plan, which received backing last month by the company's committee of unsecured creditors.
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This mandate, imposed on us and all Americans by the Obama administration, would force virtually every employer to include coverage for abortion-inducing drugs and contraceptives in health insurance policies, despite the objecting employers' sincerely held religious beliefs.
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They are eager to see him follow through with campaign promises to end or limit abortion, reverse the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care Act and create exemptions for religious people and institutions objecting to same-sex marriage.
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An anonymous group left a donation of $350 with a letter declaring support for the idea of inclusion but objecting to "skin pigmentation as grounds for a scholarly grant," according to Lisa Fagin Davis, the academy's executive director.
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The special counsel Robert Mueller, above, wrote a letter in late March to Attorney General William Barr, objecting to Mr. Barr's early description of his investigation's conclusions that appeared to clear President Trump, according to the Justice Department.
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Recent surveys in Greece on the issue indicate that opposition has eased, with about half of those polled objecting to letting the nation of Macedonia continue using the name, compared with 8 out of 10 earlier this year.
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On March 17 and 18, a small group of protesters blocked Ms. Schutz's painting from view at the Whitney gallery, objecting to a white artist's using and potentially profiting from an image of violence against a black person.
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Two candidates, Mr. Dietl and Mr. Faulkner, denounced the scourge of public urination, objecting to a new law signed by Mr. de Blasio that, in most cases, treats the act as a civil offense rather than a crime.
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Second, some countries, which are also the founding members of the European Union, such as Italy and the Netherlands, are strongly objecting to the French-German plans being thrust on the rest of them as a fait accompli.
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The Justice Department has strong institutional reasons for objecting to the court decision: It contends that Congress should not be able to "call upon the courts to referee a dispute" with the executive branch of the federal government.
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Graham did add one possible exception, sending Mueller a letter last week and asking if he wanted to add any testimony specifically related to how Barr described their telephone call about Mueller's letter objecting to Barr's characterization the investigation.
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In objecting to Betsy DeVos on the grounds that she is insufficiently committed to the public schools above all other deliveries of education, her opponents are maintaining a narrow and disappointing status quo, whether they realize it or not.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. agency that insures worker pensions sought permission on Friday to take over two underfunded Sears Holdings Corp pension plans, after objecting to Sears Chairman Eddie Lampert's proposed $5.2 billion buyout of the bankrupt retailer.
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The opt-out, in this case, is worthless since from the beginning nobody was objecting per se to the anthem — they were taking advantage of the anthem ceremony to make a visible act of social protest against police violence.
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Skepticism about the North&aposs intentions have mounted in recent weeks after Kim&aposs government pulled out of planned peace talks with the South last week, objecting to long-scheduled joint military exercises between U.S. and South Korean forces.
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WADA released a 58-page report along with an audio recording of last year's contentious executive board meeting when Scott, chair of the body's Athletes committee, alleged she was harassed for objecting to Russia's reinstatement after a doping ban.
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Bankrupt energy producer Exco Resources Inc has agreed to allow $4.5 million in general unsecured claims by units of BHP Billiton Ltd in exchange for ending a dispute over production proceeds and not objecting to a plan of reorganization.
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Lockheed Martin is getting offered a multiyear block buy for its F-35 aircraft in exchange for not objecting to its rival Boeing getting new orders from the Navy for the F/A-353 fighter, according to a report.
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On Friday he gave a brief statement to the court, objecting to the government's removal of the parliamentary immunity that he enjoyed as a lawmaker, which exempted him from investigation or prison while in office, according to the HDP.
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The Common Core has come up against parents who complain of overtesting, students opting out of the tests last spring and conservatives objecting to the standards as a federal intrusion into what they said should be a local issue.
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While Democrats currently are objecting to the prospect that the president's tax plan will add to the deficit, there remains no indication that leadership in either party has a coherent plan to deal with the root of the problem.
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Ms. Conway went further on "Fox News Sunday," saying that it was incumbent upon Democrats, including Hillary Clinton, President Obama and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, to calm the passions of their supporters who are objecting to Mr. Trump.
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The worry that objecting to Cards Against Humanity might make you a jerk deepens with the knowledge that the people who made it are incontrovertibly good — or at least like to act that way while simultaneously extending the brand.
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He and other Democrats are objecting to provisions in the GOP plan that would further empower the secretary of Labor to exempt businesses with fewer than 50 employees from paid sick leave requirements passed last week by the House.
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"Making noises at transgender people, making fun of them, teasing them, or thinking of them as inferior is against sharia law, because such an act amounts to objecting to one of Allah's creations, which is not correct," it added.
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Farhad: Of course, I can see people objecting — wait, not only are you putting a Facebook-connected machine in your house, but its camera will also follow you around the room, like some kind of digital Eye of Sauron?!
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In Uganda, 74-year-old President Yoweri Museveni got age limits abolished so he can, in effect, also become president for life, after sending troops onto the floor of Parliament to beat up opposition lawmakers objecting to the move.
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But in objecting to the policy, we did not point to the negative long-term psychological or social effects this practice had on a generation of young black and Latino men — because we don't really know what they are.
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Democratic leaders are objecting to an ambitious Republican proposal to spend up to $500 billion to leverage loans to a variety of industries, ranging from airlines and energy companies to car manufacturers, as part of a coronavirus stimulus package.
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Among these statements was a 2016 op-ed essay by Valeriy Chaly, then the Ukrainian ambassador to the United States, objecting to Trump's statement that as president he'd consider recognizing Russian-occupied Crimea as Russian, rather than Ukrainian, territory.
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A few minutes later, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota went directly at Mr. Buttigieg with a different critique, objecting to his attacks on Washington experience, ticking off achievements of others onstage in D.C., including Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden.
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Western diplomats have accused Russia of objecting to the ceasefire to buy more time for Syria, as its forces pound the rebel-controlled pocket of Eastern Ghouta in advance of an anticipated ground assault to retake the territory completely.
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"This adds more credence to the fact there is not enough information to assess whether the settlement is fair and adequate," Lewis Garrison, a partner at Heninger Garrison Davis in Birmingham, Alabama who represents some objecting customers, said in an interview.
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The Remington Arms Company, which is seeking court approval of a landmark class action settlement involving alleged defects in its most popular rifles, said in a series of court filings that its critics have "ulterior motives" in objecting to the deal.
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Republican Senator Rand Paul, objecting to deficit spending in the bill, launched a nine-hour, on-again, off-again protest and floor speech late on Thursday that delayed passage of the deal past midnight, when funding for the government ran out.
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In the lawsuit filed Tuesday in the Northern District of California, Breja said he was fired after objecting to the shipment and raising concerns about other instances of "illegal and unsafe conduct" that "jeopardized" public health and the lives of consumers.
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"People are objecting to us making so much money on the hotel, and therefore we may be willing to sell," Eric Trump, U.S. President Donald Trump's son and an executive vice president at the company said, according to the Journal.
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In the lawsuit filed Tuesday in the Northern District of California, Breja said he was fired after objecting to the shipment and raising concerns about other instances of "illegal and unsafe conduct" that "jeopardized" public health and the lives of consumers.
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But there's a hitch: A number of key publishers are balking at the terms Apple is offering, per the Wall Street Journal, objecting to Apple's reported take of almost half the revenue and limits on their access to customer data.
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And, as some mentioned in Chastain's comments, she could do more both as a producer to put WOC in those lead roles and as an actress by objecting when opportunities like this come up in which no WOC are included.
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" Moreover, there's nothing to stop religious groups from objecting to the notice as well, a fact Kavanaugh notes in his dissent: "To be sure, some religious organizations claim that" the notice "still imposes a substantial burden on their religious beliefs.
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When two farmers objecting to early plans to open the rice market a little died after a battle with police in 2005, the president of the day, Roh Moo-hyun, a former human-rights advocate, sacked senior officers and apologised.
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The EC is objecting to the anti-competitive practices that Google engages in to ensure that any threat posed by Yandex or Bing is averted before an Android smartphone is even purchased, forestalling any chance of competition in the future.
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But Croatia, one of two former Yugoslav nations to have joined the EU so far, is objecting to the opening of the chapter on culture and education because of a dispute about the translation of textbooks, Croatia's HINA news agency said.
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This time, in Zubik v Burwell, it is religious non-profit groups objecting to the contraceptive mandate, and their beef is not with the mandate itself but with an accommodation the government is offering them to opt out of the requirement.
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This comes after Facebook, in particular, has faced heavy criticism around its refusal to fact-check political advertising (even as it took steps to fight election-related misinformation elsewhere), with Facebook employees writing an open letter objecting to the company's stance.
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Ashish Shelar, the leader of India's governing Bharatiya Janata Party for Mumbai, and a rightist regional party filed complaints with the police on Monday objecting to language in the video, which was posted last week by a comedian, Tanmay Bhat.
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The announcement came as the United Auto Workers union on Monday sent a letter to GM formally objecting to the decision to end production in 2019 at four U.S. plants, saying it violates commitments made during contract talks in 2015.
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Barr's testimony follows the explosive revelation that Mueller wrote to him on March 27 objecting to the attorney general's memo describing his findings, with the special counsel saying it "did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance" of his conclusions.
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Surprise letter sent to the attorney general Five days after submitting his report, Mueller sent a letter objecting that Barr's summary letter to Congress "did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance" of the conclusions reached by his team.
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Senior Fed officials said on a call with journalists Wednesday that the number of banks tested this year has declined from previous years, and that not objecting to a plan doesn't mean a bank has fully met the Fed's expectations.
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Peter D. Feaver, a political science professor at Duke University, signed a letter from top Republican national security leaders objecting to Mr. Trump earlier this month and said he was confounded by the advisers that the candidate ultimately came up with.
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Bank of America, which has its headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., announced late Tuesday on Twitter that its leadership was joining over 80 chief executives, including Timothy D. Cook of Apple and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, in objecting to the new law.
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Lawyers behind a class action claiming Fiat Chrysler trucks are vulnerable to hacking are objecting to the company's proposed notice to class members in Illinois, Michigan and Missouri on the grounds that it encourages people to opt out of the case.
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"What I am objecting to is linking bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies by federal regulations to the real economy, which would happen if we were to clear bitcoin along with other products in the same trading house," he said at the time.
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Senior Federal Reserve officials said on a call with journalists that the number of banks tested this year has declined from previous years, and that not objecting to a plan doesn't mean a bank has fully met the Fed's expectations.
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The survey also suggested a generational shift may be coming, with just 24 percent of millennial respondents aged 18 to 34 objecting to "whatever," far fewer than the 54 percent of Baby Boomers, now aged 51 to 69, who did so.
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In the book, Haidt and his co-author Greg Lukianoff argue that Generation Z — the group born after 1995 — have been raised to avoid taking risks and to earn "prestige points" by objecting to subjectively controversial jokes in the workplace.
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Let's be clear: The N.F.L. players who refuse to stand for the anthem aren't protesting the flag or the anthem; they're objecting to the obscenely high number of unarmed black people brutalized and killed by police officers in the United States.
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This notion that Trump is damaging the sanctity and purity of truth, that truth in the Trump era operates on a floating scale, that for the Trump apologists truth has become a minor inconvenience, should have us all objecting in earnest.
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The R.F.E.F., Spanish soccer's governing body, has agreed to the game's being held on its territory at the same time it is objecting to La Liga's plans to host a regular-season Spanish league game in the United States in January.
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It's not for me to condemn this perspective, but so many are objecting to the frameworks that I do wonder if the attacks on how much society invests in patient medicine end up eventually, and directly, impacting someone like Dave Kottler.
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WADA released a 58-page report on Wednesday along with an audio recording of an executive board meeting last September when Scott, chair of the body's Athletes committee, alleged she was harassed for objecting to Russia's reinstatement after a doping ban.
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They hope to be able to persuade at least a few Republicans that legitimate reasons beyond politics exist for objecting to the nominee, possibly dissuading them from joining any leadership move to eliminate the judicial filibuster if it comes to that.
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Some American athletes are objecting to the decision to stage a major competition in Sochi in a few months; they have expressed worry about doping control and personal safety, as well as information security, in the wake of recent Russian cyberattacks.
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Four former administrators for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are objecting to what they call "political attacks" against the agency and criticizing the Trump administration and the agency leaders after controversy over the projected path of Hurricane Dorian.
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The Trump administration's effort to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement with the USMCA has run into a number of other obstacles as Mexico is objecting to allowing labor inspections of its factories under the deal, according to the Journal.
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" When I noted that the objecting reviewers had not been convinced by their counterarguments, he said: "The fact that a person who sends a review doesn't feel like their arguments have been answered doesn't mean that they haven't been answered.
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The Arc de Triomphe, a testament to military might that has become a monumental symbol of the extreme affluence and global consumerism in its shadow, was recently vandalized by so-called yellow vest protesters objecting to high taxes and income disparity.
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Lebanese of all sects are objecting to ideas that have surfaced so far, seeing $6 billion for Lebanon as an inducement to accept the settlement of Palestinians who have lived as refugees in the country since Israel's creation in 19823.
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Three days after Attorney General William Barr sent Congress his four-page letter on the "principal conclusions" of the Russia investigation, special counsel Robert Mueller sent a letter to the attorney general objecting to how he'd framed the probe's findings.
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" Ruddy on Spicer: "It is a sad commentary that Sean Spicer spends so much of his time objecting to my comments at the same time he has done such a poor job in defending the president and promoting his many accomplishments.
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Lawyers for Carlin Q. Williams, 39, filed a petition in Carver County District Court near Minneapolis on Monday objecting to probate of the estate left by Prince, who according to the performer's sister, Tyka Nelson, left behind no will and no surviving offspring.
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Several leading figures in the campaign to take Britain out of the European Union criticised Carney in the run up to last month's vote, objecting to his warnings that the economy could slip into recession if we voted to leave the bloc.
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Now, after a class-action lawsuit objecting to the dissemination of the data, a federal jury on Tuesday found Bucks County had "willfully violated" a state law protecting individuals' criminal history data and awarded $1,000 to each member of the class action lawsuit.
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Legal experts suggest the decision sets some clear limits on how the public sector in the UK can make use of AI tools — with the court objecting in particular to the lack of transparency about how the algorithmic risk scoring system functioned.
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In a complaint filed on Friday in Manhattan federal court, the plaintiff Lisa Lee said she was let go last February, a month after objecting in writing to "systemic" gender bias she claimed to face at CVC, her employer since October 2009.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters Wednesday he wants to move the sanctions bill, but he blamed Democrats for objecting to tweaks the Senate made to resolve the so-called "blue slip" constitutional issue that revenue-generating bills must start in the House.
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They are objecting to Saudi Arabia's role in Yemen's civil war, where the Saudi-led bombing campaign against the Houthis is accused of targeting civilians, arguing that the weapons being sold to the Saudis by the US will lead to greater civilian casualties.
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To get it out of committee, she said she usually has support from many of the men, but each year it's been held up by one or two of the male senators objecting to something in the way the resolution was worded.
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Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki of Poland sent a sharply worded letter to Netflix on Sunday objecting to a map shown in the new documentary series, "The Devil Next Door," arguing that it suggests that Poland was responsible for Nazi-run concentration camps.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) are objecting to moving the Cornyn-Murphy bill not them.
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Barr was also called out for previously testifying that he "didn't know" what Mueller thought of the summary conclusions Barr drew from the report—even though the just-barely former special counsel had sent two letters objecting to those conclusions two weeks earlier.
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Apple, which is using Intel Corp's broadband modem chips in the iPhone 7, and Qualcomm are locked in a sprawling legal battle, with the iPad maker objecting to Qualcomm's business model of requiring customers to sign patent license agreements before buying chips.
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Sotomayor wrote a dissent just for herself objecting to the Court's decision not to hear a case challenging a death penalty sentence from Florida, noting the systematic ways in which Florida courts had failed to give these defendants a fair day in court.
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The investigators have also obtained memos, notes and emails about how Mr. McGahn tried to carry out Mr. Trump's decisions in legally appropriate ways — such as objecting to a first draft of Mr. Trump's letter firing Mr. Comey that mentioned the Russia investigation.
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But the nations objecting to the company's request are concerned about a corporation symbolically taking control of a name synonymous with their heritage, as well as more mundane matters like whether their own tourism industries would lose the opportunity to use trip.
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"It is a sad commentary that Sean Spicer spends so much of his time objecting to my comments at the same time he has done such a poor job in defending the president and promoting his many accomplishments," Mr. Ruddy said on Tuesday.
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In recent months, lawyers for Mr. Staley have asserted that the letters objecting to Mr. Main were almost certainly written by someone outside Barclays, according to people with direct knowledge of their strategy — meaning not a whistle-blower in the conventional sense.
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The agency, which has received several thousand comments objecting to various aspects of the proposals, has promised to hold more public hearings and has emphasized that any project would undergo rigorous environmental modeling before being presented to Congress no earlier than 2022.
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CHICAGO, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Indiana and several environmental groups are objecting to a plan by Peabody Energy Corp to exit its $8 billion Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing concerns over how the company will cover about $1 billion in future mine cleanup costs.
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Y.) pushed back against a request by ranking member Doug Collins (R-Ga.) for a "minority day of hearings," with Nadler ruling that he did not have to schedule the hearing prior to marking up the articles of impeachment and Collins strongly objecting.
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In practice, this creates a process where only a handful of committed Senators are needed to pressure the committee chair and the majority leader into allowing a unanimous consent request to be offered, and then together bully any objecting members into relenting.
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Several leading figures in the campaign to take Britain out of the European Union criticized Carney in the run up to last month's vote, objecting to his warnings that the economy could slip into recession if we voted to leave the bloc.
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The holdup: The panel was planning to vote on a bill similar to the measure passed out of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, but some lawmakers are objecting to that measure, and pushing for an approach favored by doctors and hospitals.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French government is not objecting to a takeover of French smart chip component maker Linxens by China's top state chip manufacturer Tsinghua Unigroup Ltd, as it considers the firm to be non-strategic, a finance ministry official said on Thursday.
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Many members are embarrassed by the group's name, for instance—preferring not to identify themselves as millionaires, because it seems tacky, or objecting to the implication that non-members might not be patriotic—but Payne is adamant that it must be kept.
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Ms. Smeal said she was talking to members of Congress, bringing up the issue at the United Nations and trying to reignite bipartisan alarm, including signing a letter objecting to the withdrawal plans along with a scholar from the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
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Then there were the more serious potential ethical and legal violations, like getting a sweetheart condo deal from a lobbyist, deleting calendar records and firing a staffer for objecting, and using his post to try to get his wife a $200,0000-a-year job.
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It looks like verified yesterday+ now I would like 2 go back Whatever your feelings toward the blue tick, accounts that have it stand out on your timeline and make their owners seem important, and it sounds like that's what Fulop is objecting to.
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The government shut Al Jazeera English's bureau in Juba on May 2 after objecting to a story where a reporter interviewed Machar's rebels, and an American NPR reporter was detained for several days after being arrested at his hotel in the capital by security forces.
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Facebook has twice denied ads from the queer- and kink-friendly dating app #open, first objecting to the phrase "sex-positive," then saying the app does not "reflect the global audience on our platform," in part because it promotes hook-ups and group relationships.
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Protesters in Washington, D.C. on Sunday objecting to the Trump regime's new ban on visitors and refugees from seven predominantly Muslim countries (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images)An Australian teen was denied a visa to attend space camp in the United States today.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A divided U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday turned away an appeal by a family-owned pharmacy that cited Christian beliefs in objecting to providing emergency contraceptives to women under a Washington state rule, prompting a searing dissent by conservative Justice Samuel Alito.
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According to a United Nations official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity in talking about private diplomatic exchanges, the objecting countries also opposed to making the list and the names of their own countries public, which infuriated senior officials within the United Nations.
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When sports editor Joel Schmieg penned a column objecting to Trump's vulgar comments on the "Access Hollywood" tape that was released in October 85033, Falwell Jr. ordered the piece be spiked because the paper had already run one Trump column that week, World Magazine reported.
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The statement, attributed to the organization's president, gallerist Georges-Philippe Vallois, makes a point of noting that it is not objecting to "the aesthetic qualities or the relevance of the sculpture as an homage to the victims of the attacks in France," as others have.
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By giving all the rights to the objecting health-care provider, this division is emboldening, empowering and spurring providers — and pressures other providers — to withhold information and referrals from patients in extreme pain and anguish, censoring their fundamental civil right to consider every available option.
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Adam Paul Laxalt, Nevada's Republican attorney general, filed a brief late Tuesday in the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit supporting the arguments put forth by West Virginia, Texas and numerous other states objecting to the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) regulation.
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This year, after months of questions, he issued a statement objecting to a North Carolina law that curbed anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people — a law that led the N.B.A. to move its All-Star Game out of the state.
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Both Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. seemed to assume, against all evidence, that a new form of contraception-only insurance could magically come into existence and could adequately meet the needs of the women who work for the objecting employers.
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A collection of 17 Internet companies, including Twitter, Airbnb and LinkedIn, filed a separate brief objecting to the government's use of the All Writs Act, a statute from 1789 that underlies many law enforcement requests for tech companies' data, in the San Bernardino case.
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Democrats, in particular, are objecting to a $500 billion loan program to businesses, which they say would give the Treasury Department too much discretion in who gets funding, and which doesn't offer enough restrictions — for example, preventing firms who get this money from firing workers.
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The North Korean leader surprised observers by not objecting to recent U.S.-South Korea military exercises, and Kim's father, Kim Jong Il, once told his South Korean counterpart that Pyongyang might accept the presence of U.S. troops if their role changed to purely peacekeeping.
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" Last year, objecting to the court's decision not to hear a challenge to California's 20183-day waiting period for gun purchases, Justice Thomas mused that "I suspect that four members of this court would vote to review a 10-day waiting period for abortions.
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But Welles again ran afoul of his studio head; Cohn is reported to have hated the first cut, objecting to the director's unconventional use of long takes and wide shots, as well as the decision to cut Hayworth's signature red locks and dye them blonde.
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Only this month a Dutch court ordered the state to cease use of a blackbox algorithm for assessing the fraud risk of benefits claimants on human rights grounds — objecting to a lack of transparency around how the system functions and therefore also "insufficient" controllability.
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Further complicating the measure's prospects, insurance companies, which took a leading role in the health care fights of 1993-94 and 23-10 but have been conspicuously quiet this year, released a blistering letter objecting to Republican plans to remake Medicaid and cut its funding.
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"For those here in the Senate who would consider objecting to this request, I urge you to think long and hard about what that means for your reputation, what it means for history, what that means for the Senate as an institution," Menendez said.
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Every Democratic senator on the Senate Appropriations Committee's subcommittees on Defense and Military Construction, Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies signed on to a letter written to Shanahan objecting to moving $1 billion in personnel funds to counter drug funds to go toward the wall.
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The announcement comes as the United Auto Workers union on Monday sent a letter to GM formally objecting to the decision to end production in 2019 at four U.S. plants and said that decision violates commitments made by the company during contract talks in 2015.
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Mr. de Blasio later insisted that he was also "respectfully" objecting to his most tenacious critic of the day, Senator Terrence Murphy, a Hudson Valley Republican who questioned whether Mr. de Blasio deserved a three-year extension of mayoral control of New York City schools.
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But they still just represented three samples from one site on one island, and the objecting reviewers noted that Reich's inferences could have been skewed by what one of them called "bias in the method" — the set of assumptions necessitated by his complex statistical models.
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Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," took over the writing of a book on the CBS show's 50-year history after objecting to the direction of the original author's research, according to three people familiar with how the book came to be.
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During the time, you substituted your own political judgment for the special counsel legal conclusions and in a four-page letter to Congress — and now we know, thanks to a free press, that Mr. Mueller wrote you a letter objecting to your so-called summary.
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If there is good cause to remove a sitting president who is capable of objecting to his removal, then the only proper course of action is to build the case that the president has committed impeachable offenses and removal is essential for the health of the republic.
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News: Apple is set to debut a news subscription business at a March 25 media event, even though publishers are balking at the terms Apple is offering, mostly objecting to Apple's reported take of almost half the revenue and limits on their access to customer data.
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But the North unexpectedly pulled out of planned peace talks with South Korea last week, objecting to U.S.-South Korean military exercises, and also threatened to abandon the planned Trump-Kim meeting, accusing the U.S. of a "one-sided demand" that it give up its nuclear weapons.
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The North unexpectedly pulled out of planned peace talks with South Korea last week, objecting to U.S.-South Korean military exercises, and also threatened to abandon the planned Trump-Kim meeting, accusing the U.S. of a "one-sided demand" that it give up its nuclear weapons.
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Attorney General Bill Barr is testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee about special counsel Robert Mueller's report into Russian interference in the 2016 election — a day after it was revealed that Mueller sent him a letter objecting to his March 24 characterization of the report's findings.
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In a letter to the Third Court of Appeals, ESPN reports, a lawyer representing seven objecting players said that the league has now executed a "stark turn" on its previous stance, and that the prior settlement did not take the danger of CTE properly into account.
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Apart from objecting to psychology's role in legitimatizing the notion that women were battered because they liked it, the shelter staff believed that battering was not a psychological issue but a political one: women were battered because they lived in a male-dominated society that permitted it.
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A federal appeals court on Monday gave a U.S. subsidiary of Chinese technology company ZTE Corp another chance to transfer a patent dispute out of the Eastern District of Texas, clarifying that the burden of showing proper venue falls on the plaintiff not the objecting defendant.
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"Objecting to the vertical city, he imagined inclined sites, oblique cities where inhabitants, like mountain dwellers, essentially live on slopes in a new organization of space based on health and the pleasure of the body in movement," said the architect Jean Nouvel, a protégé of Mr. Parent's.
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The president and the defense secretary are "absolutely in sync with how they view the importance of having strong allies in the world," Dana W. White, the chief Pentagon spokeswoman, said, objecting to the characterization that the two were at odds in their public remarks this week.
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The debate over oil and gas reserves below the ground in Bears Ears started during the Obama administration, the documents show, with officials from Utah State Board of Education writing to the Interior Department objecting to the plan to designate the area as a national monument.
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But there was also an unusual sight on Sunday for the final round of a major golf championship: protesters who gathered near the course on land and water, objecting to what they see as conflicts of interest between President Trump's business interests and his duties in office.
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She also has a record of objecting to some of the administration's policies: withholding support for Mr. Trump's emergency declaration to subvert Congress and build a wall at the southwestern border, voting against multiple Trump appointees and helping sink an effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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But Democrats in the Senate, led by Joe Manchin III of West Virginia and Sherrod Brown of Ohio, are objecting because they want a better deal for thousands of retired coal miners who are set to lose their health benefits at the end of the year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge will hear arguments on Thursday over whether to grant final approval to a $25 million settlement of fraud lawsuits against President Donald Trump over his Trump University real estate investment seminars, with at least one former student objecting to the deal.
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The veterans groups — including Disabled American Veterans, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Vietnam Veterans of America — had sent a letter to lawmakers on Saturday objecting to the House bill's terms and spent the weekend lobbying congressional staff members to change it.
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Officials said that the discussions with students, faculty and staff in focus groups revealed some progress in attitudes about harassment, including an increasing number of students who talk about taking a more active role in preventing or objecting to harassing comments, including those in online social media sites.
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The Obama administration was engaged in a vigorous debate about whether to trade Iranian prisoners and, if so, which ones, with Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch objecting to any deal that equated innocent Americans seized for political gain with Iranian criminals indicted or convicted under Western legal traditions.
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On Friday, a former deputy assistant administrator for the T.S.A.'s office of intelligence and analysis in Washington filed a lawsuit against the agency saying he was demoted and reassigned after objecting to gender discrimination and sexually offensive comments made by male employees in the agency's intelligence office.
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ATHENS, Greece – The head of Greece&aposs main opposition party says he will submit a motion for a no-confidence vote in the government later Thursday, objecting to a deal reached between the prime ministers of Greece and Macedonia to settle a decades-old dispute over Macedonia&aposs name.
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Smith is dismissive of local and national protests that have emerged around the country objecting to the process of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing to extract oil and gas because of its affect on water quality, as well as the construction of pipelines to transport fracked oil and gas.
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To his credit, the president-elect recently made some headroom when it comes to taking on his party by objecting to a measure that would put lawmakers in control of the Office of Congressional Ethics, the independent body created in 2008 to investigate the allegations of misconduct by lawmakers.
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He is likely to be malleable, Mr. Valasek said, citing Slovakia's Mr. Fico, who began by being strongly anti-Europe and is now a great defender of the bloc — though objecting, like all the region's leaders, to taking in a quota of Muslim migrants ordered by the European Commission.
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The Fraternal Order of Police Tri-County Lodge #3 is objecting to two books on Wando High School's freshman reading list: One, The Hate U Give, by Angie Thomas, follows a black teenager as she turns to activism after witnessing her close friend die in a police shooting.
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Journalists at one newspaper told me that they had received phone calls objecting to their reporting on the defense counsel's pointing out of inaccuracies and gaps in the testimony of Wajid Zia, a top officer of the country's Federal Investigation Agency and the prosecution's star witness against the Sharifs.
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In her life, she had a husband, Eugen Jan Boissevain, who, scholars said, put her and her work above all else, whether it meant bringing her breakfast in bed or not objecting to her having a relationship with a man outside their marriage, believing it inspired her writing.
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" Four years later, he turned Apu's plight into a documentary feature: objecting to Apu as a caricature voiced by a white actor and written by white writers, or as Mr. Kondabolu described it: "A white guy doing an impression of a white guy making fun of my father.
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"I sent a letter today objecting to action being taken in Europe in the name of state aid subsidy actions that essentially makes an attempt to undermine our tax code by having a tax imposed overseas on what should be income in the United States," he told the panel.
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"I reminded her that years ago I helped release a lot of polifical prisoners in Myanmar, including herself from house arrest and some of her allies, and here's a case where she's objecting and lashing out at me for trying to get the two journalists out," he said.
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"These are very, very typical kids in a lot of ways, but also see themselves as Muslims and objecting to some things in American society just as a lot of Evangelical (Christian) and Jewish kids would," said Charles Glenn, an education policy expert who led the study of Islamic schools.
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The accommodation "goes to great lengths to separate objecting employers from the provision of contraceptive coverage and to minimise any burden on religious exercise" and—despite the dissatisfaction registered by the Little Sisters et al—has been good enough for other "religious organisations providing coverage to hundreds of thousands of people".
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Seeking to end this costly six year battle and frustrated by these delays and mixed signals, the CBA filed a motion in July, simply asking the administration to stop the endless judicial fighting and to acknowledge what it has admitted elsewhere — that federal law requires HHS to exempt objecting religious employers.
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The arrests of Badawi and others that Canada was objecting to are part of a wider government crackdown on human rights, ordered by Mohammed bin Salman, the 32-year-old crown prince who ascended to the position of next in line for the throne just a little over a year ago.
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It was the first of up to 22 such resolutions objecting to the military sales, which were introduced by Democratic and Republican senators last month, after the Trump administration declared an "emergency" because of actions by Iran in order to sidestep the congressional review process and complete the arms deals.
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After months of objecting to Mr. Pruitt's security spending, Mr. Chmielewski, who had been among the first employees of Donald J. Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, was asked to surrender his credentials, electronic security card and parking pass to one of Mr. Perrotta's agents late one night in the agency's parking lot.
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The show of unity in Cleveland came after several Browns knelt in prayer before a preseason game, prompting police officers and rescue workers' unions, which often participate in pregame ceremonies, to issue statements objecting to anthem protests and threatening to refuse to hold the flag during the anthem ceremony on Sunday.
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" In their opposition, Democrats cited a memo Barr wrote last year to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein before he was nominated objecting to the obstruction aspect of the Mueller probe as "fatally misconceived" and said, "Mueller should not be permitted to demand that the President submit to interrogation about alleged obstruction.
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During a closed-door House Democratic caucus meeting on Tuesday, debate over the spending bill was contentious, with liberal members from the Progressive Caucus and Congressional Hispanic Caucus objecting to any money for the border wall in the bill and that Republicans were able to maintain transfer authority for the President.
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Senators are wrangling over how many nominees can be confirmed by the time Mr. Trump is sworn in on Friday, with Republicans insisting on a series of quick votes and Democrats objecting that they have not had adequate time to vet the candidates, many of whom submitted ethics disclosures late.
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Bill Kristol, the conservative analyst and editor at large of The Weekly Standard, said on Twitter: Brit Hume, the Fox News analyst, wrote: But an open letter to the college from more than 450 alumni objecting to Mr. Murray's presence on campus said it was not a matter of free speech.
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It was the first of up to 22 such resolutions objecting to the military sales introduced last month by lawmakers, including some of Donald Trump's fellow Republicans, who objected to the president's decision to sidestep Congress' review of major arms deals by declaring an emergency tied to actions from Iran.
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In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday in federal court in Dallas, the EEOC claimed that Lewisville-based Shepherd Healthcare violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by failing to excuse workers from Bible study and firing them in retaliation for objecting to the imposition of religion in the workplace.
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The U.S. Trustee, in a filing on Wednesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Oklahoma, also said it was objecting to the loan because White Star's Chapter 11 was transferred from U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware on June 20 without enough information to gauge whether the company needs it.
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" He penned a letter to Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE objecting to the ballot's title, "Plebiscite for the Immediate Decolonization of Puerto Rico.
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Martha RobyMartha Dubina RobyThe House Republicans and Democrats not seeking reelection in 2020 Hurd retirement leaves GOP gloomy on 2020 Texas GOP lawmaker Conaway announces retirement MORE (R-Ala.) about the private letter he wrote to Attorney General William Barr in late March objecting to Barr's four-page memo describing his investigation's conclusions.
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While none of the ten drivers I interviewed in Austin had heard the argument that it would have a disproportionate impact on minorities, during the campaign the Austin branch of the NAACP and the Austin Area Urban League raised the issue, sending a letter to Council Member Ann Kitchen objecting to fingerprints.
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Another firm representing a second group of objecting NFL retirees joined in, adding that at the very least, Miller's comments provide "a reasonable alternative to compensating future CTE victims in the present settlement," namely excluding them from the settlement and letting them bring a class action suit of their own against the league.
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So. The current generation of the young and young-ish, the Beautiful and the Damned, are expected to do more work than ever (and faster than ever) for less money than ever, and, are told we're having brat attacks for objecting to any of it, even though all of it is objectionable. (Objectively!
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"Warren, along with her late husband, Ed, are audacious and unabashed frauds, capitalizing on the completely meritless superstition which is all too common in modern society," The Viking News of Westchester Community College wrote in a 2012 editorial objecting to the use of student activity fees to pay Ms. Warren to lecture.
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In addition to management discretion, coupon payments are subject to ANZ not breaching its regulatory capital requirements (common equity Tier 1, Tier 1 or Total) at Level 1, Level 2 and, if implemented, Level 963; or the bank not becoming insolvent as defined in the Corporations Act 2001; or APRA not objecting to the payment.
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RELATED: Saudis warn of economic reprisals if Congress passes 29/211 bill The stepped-up lobbying against the legislation comes as it is coming up against fresh roadblocks on Capitol Hill, with party leaders learning that a GOP senator is objecting to taking up the bill, according to a source familiar with the legislation.
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