Cindy Axne to pass on a race against Republican Sen.
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AF gets a second drink and we pass on dessert.
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So why did she pass on the role of Cinderella?
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And he shouldn't just get a free pass on this.
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Because they have the votes to pass on the floor.
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So how can you pass on an offer like that?
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I don't intend to give her a pass on that.
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He said they could pass on the increase to customers.
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Melania gives Donald a hard pass on holding her hand.
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By 2008, Craig seemed eager to pass on the reins.
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Yemelianov declined to pass on her contact details to Reuters.
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The free pass on overhyped stock valuations is now over.
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Britons pass on some £80bn a year after they die.
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Hedgehogs can also pass on salmonella (and ringworm), he adds.
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Saatchi & Saatchi did not pass on any response from Roberts.
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I'm going to have to take a pass on it.
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Instead you press "accept" or "pass" on whoever LinkedIn recommends.
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We have to pass on the higher costs to consumers.
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It had been expected to pass on some lucrative rights.
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Kris also takes a hard pass on the inner tube.
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"People just pass on stuff without thinking," notes Mr Menczer.
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S. gives meat producers a pass on climate change emissions.
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But Avenatti can't be given a pass on these issues.
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I'm still not feeling great, so I pass on dinner.
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So I'm going to take a pass on Urban Outfitters.
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He would likely pass on the role model thing, too.
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She'll stay overnight, sending Fergus to pass on the news.
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She declined to pass on contact details for the owner.
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But they have long gotten a pass on this issue.
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I would probably have to pass on just gratuitous violence.
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Only pass on things you yourself own and authentically treasure.
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But under Mr. Trump, nobody gets a pass on trade.
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You stand on the right; you pass on the left.
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A season pass, on the other hand, will cost $399.
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Return to your counting and let them pass on by.
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Just don't ask me to pass on the steak frites.
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I want to pass on what's been good for me.
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What bill did the Senate pass on the same day?
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Abrams on deciding to pass on a run for Senate
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Seven agreed to pass on my request to their patients.
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What money values do you want to pass on to him?
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He is pushing for Fix NICS to pass on its own.
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I'm just here to pass on my love of social media.
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The lawyers then pass on that text to journalist José Trajano.
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He said his bill couldn't pass on the gang of eight.
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But perhaps we can give Teigen a pass on this one.
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So I have decided to pass on the series this year.
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"We'll pass on the deal," he said, declining to be named.
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Most firms said they could pass on the costs to customers.
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So, I'm going to have to take a pass on it.
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" Target: "I am going to take a pass on Target. Why?
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Another 64 were in a queue waiting to pass on Monday.
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But Discovery had been expected to pass on some lucrative rights.
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"I'm not letting him get a pass on that," he added.
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Do you go for it, or let it pass on by?
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Still, she wants to pass on the lessons she has learned.
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It almost makes you want to pass on that macaron, no?
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And so the pass on the Saudi crown prince was predictable.
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But why would the more freewheeling Golden Globes pass on personality?
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Investors continue to give a pass on Amazon's laser-thin profits.
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Is there any message you'd like to pass on to Fred?
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Companies in other places routinely pass on higher costs to consumers.
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The measure is expected to pass on a party-line vote.
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With 64 cosponsors it's expected to easily pass on Monday evening.
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Book threw an incomplete pass on Notre Dame's two-point attempt.
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Nobody gets a pass on this one, including the Trumps themselves.
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I'm going to have to take a pass on Deutsche Bank.
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This means there are fewer of them to pass on behaviours.
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I have way too much baggage I'd pass on to kids.
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"I don't think this can pass on unanimous consent," he said.
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They survived to pass on their genetic material, and that's it.
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But if not, they will have to pass on the baton.
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She watched a train pass on the tracks outside the window.
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Pelosi would have been wiser to pass on the Sunday show
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They are likely to pass on a nearly party-line vote.
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Again, I pass on getting coffee — so proud of myself today!
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Banks suffer from negative rates they cannot pass on to customers.
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Residents pass on news of loved ones by word of mouth.
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The terminal has some 60,000 people pass on a typical weekday.
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They should not get a pass on holding increased prosperity hostage.
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They pass on and explain the revelation and the received tradition.
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It's such a topical novelty sweater, I couldn't pass on this.
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It's a headache the bank has to pass on to prospective customers.
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AF and I are pretty full but can't pass on these tacos.
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But quarterback Kwadra Griggs' desperation pass on fourth-and-259 was incomplete.
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So, go ahead and pass on the Valentine's Day shopping and primping.
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Blum said there's nothing wrong with taking a pass on educating someone.
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Actors like Depp get a pass on crazy behavior because they're men.
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Juno will dive in for its twelfth (terrifying) pass on May 24.
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I can't bear to pass on to someone what I'm feeling now.
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I think it's time that those things pass on and move on.
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The indictment also suggests Assange encouraged Manning to pass on more information.
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They are also likely to pass on higher costs to their customers.
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You just announced Game Pass on PC, Ubisoft announced its subscription service.
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At 27, Maya was my first friend to pass on an abortion.
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Some firms say they will pass on any higher costs to consumers.
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Most Americans want to preserve resources to pass on to their children.
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We're going to take a hard pass on the black velvet, though.
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Apple is one of few companies who gets a pass on this.
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It has the potential to pass on significant costs to the consumer.
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The inherited condition occurs when both parents pass on a faulty gene.
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The measure is expected to pass on a mostly party line vote.
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We see 12 reasons why these 2 will pass on the cake.
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It's technically still summer, so North still gets a pass on curfew.
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Unfortunately, it looks like OnePlus might pass on waterproofing the phone again.
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You're weak, and God would never let you pass on that weakness.
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It is they who pass on all messages, including those to fire.
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Q: What life lessons do you try to pass on to others?
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They have suggested he had failed to pass on some necessary documents.
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He also completed a 36-yard pass on Washington's first offensive play.
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So yes, you have a duty to pass on what you know.
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Sign up for a digital boarding pass on NASA's latest mission here.
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Homegrown gardeners pass on suggestions to avoid bud rot as harvest nears.
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But further tax rises were seen as more difficult to pass on.
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The band will always get a free pass on their email address.
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The people who are propositioning me… hard pass on everyone so far.
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After some brief introductions they would like to pass on a message.
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It is tempting to find high-minded reasons to pass on gossip.
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I'm going to ask you to give me a pass on that.
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He asked his friend to pass on the message to his family.
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Q: What money lessons should wealthy families pass on to their kids?
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Will Qatar ask for a pass on accusations of human rights violations?
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It's a beautiful moment about the legacies women share and pass on.
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Republicans, in other words, are giving Trump a pass on this issue.
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The first pass on a route is to map out the area.
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Why stop breeding if the goal is to pass on your genes?
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They'll be required to pass on more than half of these savings.
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In those cases, they tend to pass on tax savings to consumers.
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"I bought a lifetime pass on American Airlines and retired," he said.
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I'll pass on fresh produce, unless it's something that can be peeled.
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"They'll give you a pass on this one," he told the president.
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Christie thought it would have been uncomfortable to pass on that message.
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Because Crohn's impedes on her digestive system, edibles don't pass on much benefit.
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As for us, we're going to take a hard pass on this one.
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And I hear there&aposs a birthday wish that we should pass on.
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However, I'd argue that the 98% we pass on are nearly as important.
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Everyone else can buy a season pass on iTunes, Amazon, or Google Play.
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Either go easy on him, or maybe this one can you pass on.
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Some hope to pass on an artistic project or genealogical information to offspring.
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His wife, Elizabeth, worries they'll lose customers if they pass on their costs.
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I was so happy my mom saved these for me to pass on.
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Mayan elders used to pass on their beekeeping knowledge to an interested relative.
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"They're trying to pass on the responsibility," he said of Facebook's oversight board.
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Spotted Eagle helps pass on sacred understanding, but she's also a longtime activist.
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What's happening: Companies are struggling to pass on labor, transportation and material costs.
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The company said it will pass on proceeds from the sale to shareholders.
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We're guessing Chyna couldn't pass on the shot at her ex photo op.
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If we don't pass on our knowledge, there's no point of having it.
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Past research has shown mothers can pass on certain epigenetic changes while pregnant.
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They're able to pass on those savings in the form of interest rates.
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As fond as I am of horrific marketing speak, I'll pass on that.
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Again, they would pass on a chance to get younger for the future.
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But eavesdroppers or not, bet he'd pass on the message I paraphrased above.
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The White House agreed to "temporarily reinstate" Acosta's press pass on Nov. 2202.
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And that's exactly why I cannot give him a pass on this one.
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Families who have been favored then pass on their privilege to their children.
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But he knew that he would pass on Ron and Ingrid's dinner invitation.
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All we're here to do is survive and procreate, pass on our information.
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So, feel free to pass on Robby Anderson if he feels too risky.
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Radek Faksa was granted an assist for his entry pass on the play.
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And the others on stage gave him a pass on that lame explanation.
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We talked for a while and he offered to pass on my résumé.
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And I learned that people who are undetectable essentially can't pass on HIV.
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They said close the loopholes and don't give people a pass on this.
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I've got to tell you, I'm taking a pass on it up here.
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L.L.C.s pass on income tax-free (and, equally important, losses) to their owners.
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He said UPS would examine how to pass on rising costs to customers.
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Organisms pass on their characteristics to their offspring, but with random variation (mutation).
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It was easy to pass on the apartment, which was $2,500 a month.
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The measure is expected to pass on Monday, when lawmakers return from recess.
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Consider how your money and possessions should be divided after you pass on.
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It doesn't mean companies have to pass on higher wage costs to consumers.
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Jacoby Brissett threw a desperation pass on the final play that fell incomplete.
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Still, he has been tutoring five youths, trying to pass on the tradition.
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Today, the rules are expected to pass on a near party line vote.
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Many who have crossed her path pass on morsels of wisdom from Mrs.
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"Retail gets a pass on generating traffic, because people like retail," he said.
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Q: What lessons do you try to pass on to your five kids?
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Pre-order your Kindle Kids Edition and pass on your love of reading.
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Some of the extras were appealing, some you could take a pass on.
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He said he will have to pass on the cost of the tariffs.
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All I had to do was scan the boarding pass on my phone.
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As a trainer, what are some words of wisdom you always pass on?
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You should probably pass on newer devices we've cut from this list too.
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Stenlund scored at 6:54 while making a pass on a power play.
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That means grocers are better able to pass on rising prices to shoppers.
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" MFA Financial: "I'm going to have to take a pass on that one.
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Not all industries can pass on the cost of tariffs to the consumer.
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Regulators are telling the utilities to pass on those savings to their customers.
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What's the most important message you hope to pass on with this project?
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However he said the government would not resort to levying a tax on banks if they refuse to pass on rate cuts in full and has previously ruled out legislating for the banks to pass on rate cuts in full.
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And of course, companies must pass on higher taxes to shareholders, workers or customers.
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The world is theirs, on loan to us only to improve and pass on.
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In the meantime, I think I'll pass on using the new re-sharing option.
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If Jesus, the miracle maker, didn't get a pass on suffering, we won't either.
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I might have given a pass on that if it wasn't for two things.
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Our families pass on pieces of themselves to us in more than one way.
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" Asked if he was confident it couldn't pass on Thursday, he responded: "I'm confident.
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So I'm gonna take a pass on that and say not here, not now.
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Then he leaned in close to Mazer as if to pass on a secret.
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DO U.S. IMPORTERS PASS ON THE COSTS OF TARIFFS TO THEIR SUPPLIERS IN CHINA?
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Two of the other three Democrats to pass on the race this week — Sen.
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"I emailed him, and I don't often pass on scripts [to friends]," recalls Ryder.
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This can allow you, as the insurer, to pass on savings to your customers.
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As Mr Allan's case shows, police and prosecutors are failing to pass on information.
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I pass on their sweet offer, but we make plans for after the hurricane.
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"Happy to work with the committee to pass on what I know," he tweeted.
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If you can't get your hands on a pasta pass on Thursday, don't worry.
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And the soon-to-be big sister has an adorable interest to pass on.
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Now, he can pass on Medora's story to his daughter — exactly what Medora wanted.
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And if people understood that, they'd say, okay, maybe I'll pass on the pastry.
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Pass on bare legs (it's too cold for that, TBH) with jeans layered underneath.
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The girls seem more interested in them as toys and pass on the deal.
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Magashule said he had met Zuma personally to pass on the order to resign.
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His office said he was on holiday and did not pass on contact details.
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Ticks can pass on illnesses like Lyme disease (Lyme borreliosis) or tick-borne encephalitis.
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October 27, 2016: Cohen wired the $130,000 to Davidson, to pass on to Daniels.
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Second, the instruments should not push banks to pass on their additional direct costs.
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The problem is the Air Force didn't pass on that information to law enforcement.
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Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio), a Kasich ally, decided to pass on a Senate bid.
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Nor will more educated white-collar workers get a pass on the AI disruption.
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Choosing not to pass on reports is much easier if officers do not personalize.
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The terminal, through which some 60,000 people pass on a typical weekday, remains closed.
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If you didn't get your hands on a pasta pass on Thursday, don't worry.
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And the big one: When the owners eventually pass on - who gets the place?
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Colin:Sorry, going to pass on this one as we don't generally post teaser videos!
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I'll pass on that same gift to my kids when they get older.4.
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Why doesn't competition force banks to pass on the Fed's interest subsidy to depositors?
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Patrick Mahomes missed tight end Travis Kelce on a wide-open pass on Sunday.
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Kownacki said Arreola represents a "tough exam" but is "looking to pass" on Saturday.
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They highlighted a strictly enforced "grace period" of one hour to pass on projects.
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The Lakers can just take whichever point guard the Celtics decide to pass on.
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Q: What life lessons do you try to pass on to the next generation?
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Blessing said UBS has no plans to pass on negative rates to retail clients.
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Rocchi choose to pass on a review; maybe Neymar looked a little tooooooooo hurt.
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"The Trump voters gave him a pass on all of these allegations," said Bloom.
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If it isn't a mutual match, a user can pass on the other person.
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And they could even get paid for lending if they pass on the cash.
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She'd write me letters and email my friends asking them to pass on messages.
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We attempted to pass on our tariff-related costs some were successful, some not.
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Lawrence rewarded him by throwing a 64-yard touchdown pass on his first snap.
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"We don't comment on companies we pass on," a Sequoia spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Her students did what they could (much) to pass on her style and repertory.
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You might want to encourage others to pass on what they know as well.
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Sometimes, these people pass on the virus to others, what's known as tertiary spread.
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Matthews redirected Marner's pass on a power play at 183:39 of the second.
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I still feel crappy so I decide to pass on my work out tonight.
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Given Procter & Gamble's many challenges, shareholders would be silly to pass on his assistance.
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But, perhaps understandably, it wants to pass on responsibility for codifying such decision-making.
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He said he expects a deal Wednesday, which could pass on the floor Thursday.
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But Maureen isn't at home, and Mag, of course, doesn't pass on the message.
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Similarly, it is sellers' discretion to pass on the hike to consumers or not.
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Alamo Drafthouse Cinema officially launched its movie-ticket-subscription plan, Season Pass, on Wednesday.
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But, perhaps understandably, it wants to pass on responsibility for codifying such decision-making.
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Anyone who fits those profiles should consider taking a pass on 2020 summer travel.
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I really think they missed it, and they now want a pass on this.
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They pass on my report, along with other issues coming in from the neighborhood.
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We should reset our expectations: The deal almost certainly won't pass on its own.
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Still, the team let the trade deadline pass on Thursday afternoon without making a move.
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Most big firms are blasé about tariffs; they can pass on the cost to clients.
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So just want to pass on my warmest best wishes and sympathies to her family.
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While I pass on the pizza, I still get wine ($16.50) $55.55 7:30 p.m.
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He threw an interception on a long pass on the final play of the half.
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Partnering with Riot and other publishers gives PlayVS extra perks to pass on to players.
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For these and other reasons, Clinton should – and probably will – pass on another presidential race.
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That gives the show more of a pass on realism than you might otherwise think.
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But Neutrino's technology was just too important for Coinbase to pass on, the spokesperson explained.
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Lots of people similarly took a pass on the newer generations of the MacBook Pro.
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I was drawn to the beautiful color and the lace, which I couldn't pass on.
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EBITDA margins are supported by DIST's ability to pass on tax increases to the consumer.
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The idea is to reduce steelmaking capacity and for ThyssenKrupp to pass on pension liabilities.
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I paid him double for my internet connection so he wouldn't pass on my information.
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And that is a lesson worth learning, one I would pass on to my daughters.
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Birds and pigs can sometimes pass on the flu to humans, but it's not common.
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For most, though, I say: pass on the service, and just get yourself a Mate.
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My Ventra pass is out of money, so I put a seven-day pass on.
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Exercise an attitude of gratitude — pass on a little joy to someone who needs it.
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We've learned so much from him, it only feels fair to pass on the wisdom.
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Resist the temptation to pass on Emilie's version, fearing an encounter with the same old.
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A friend, said Cai, had given it to him to pass on to his father.
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Most likely the airlines will pass on the additional expense to consumers through fare hikes.
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It hurts a lot of people who have businesses that they want to pass on.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that you won't pass on whatever it is you have.
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And that is a mission I hope to pass on to our youth as well.
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As a result, they will pass on opportunities that they know take longer to materialize.
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This has cut costs for airlines, allowing them to pass on the benefits to passengers.
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On the other, they wrote the decisions they would like to pass on to others.
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Trump's Treasury Department agreed that the rules would make it harder to pass on businesses.
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Claypool caught a quick pass on a slant route and dove across the goal line.
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Moebius-Clune said the new language was given to her to pass on to staff.
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The Horse racing Integrity Act deserves to pass on the basis of its simple merits.
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The backlog was beginning to pass on Friday afternoon, initially via the lock's auxiliary chamber.
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It is worth noting that Dastyari had no access to security information to pass on.
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Did Comey's cronies give the fired FBI director a pass on this long-standing requirement?
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Corporate clients are also at risk, as lenders look to pass on the higher costs.
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Comstock might want to rethink her decision to pass on a challenge to Democratic Sen.
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"We continue to believe nothing will pass on taxes this year or next," he wrote.
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Williams quickly slips and catches the pass on the roll, finishing around the rim protector.
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Q: What money lessons do you want to pass on to your children and grandchildren?
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If the bill doesn't pass on the fourth try, do you think you'll try again?
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Muslim parents feel like failures if they don't pass on their religion to their children.
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They look at the open door, see nothing on the ground, and pass on by.
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PBMs know — and they get discounts and rebates that they don't pass on to consumers.
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We can each change what we pass on to our children, and this has impact.
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Don't pass on the spinach with garbanzos, deceptively simple and good enough to eat two.
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The pass on that play, Brady explained, usually goes to Edelman, who was also open.
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Safety Kevin Byard intercepted Josh Johnson's pass on third-and-3 with 1:13 left.
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Flybondi cannot pass on all of the extra costs because would-be customers are hurting.
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The need to pass on his stories seems to have been Weiss' most urgent need.
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But you don't get a pass on social distancing for just being at the supermarket.
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They offered to pass on Psycrow's feedback, but there was no guarantee anything would happen.
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Open access journals, like PLOS, often pass on the costs of publishing to study authors.
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Humans do pass on infections to their pets and other animals on occasion, he said.
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Mr. Fernandez brought back senior agents for a lecture series to pass on institutional memory.
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Instead, it took nearly 18 months, which caused her to pass on other writing jobs.
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Next is the "eager teacher" who is willing to pass on specific skills to newcomers.
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The losing side will continue to drift this way as the hours pass on Wednesday.
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But he had not even tried to pass on fishing skills to his two sons.
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During their second meeting, Trump gave him a free pass on Otto Warmbier's brutal death.
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This way, a trade association doesn't have to pass on such costs to their members.
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A 2016 study found that bees can learn and pass on skills to other bees.
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That should not mean the President should pass on their false claim to the country.
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Retailers have given a mixed picture on how soon they will pass on price rises.
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With red warning lights flashing and horns blaring, Petrov did not pass on the warning.
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However, the Senate did pass on Thursday two spending bills to prevent a government shutdown.
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Take a pass on all of it this year, and perhaps every year to come.
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They would have to suck up price differences or pass on to consumers, or both.
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If you also have a PC, you can use Game Pass on there as well.
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And every president since Jimmy Carter has given Saudi Arabia a pass on human rights.
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I think it's important for any culture to have that, to have that connection and to have that it's a storytelling device, it's a way to pass on history, pass on knowledge and you know it helps us to connect with our own people's histories.
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Dogs, cats, and other animals can also pass on rabies, salmonella, ringworm, and other diseases, too.
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And companies -- many of them are struggling to pass on those cost increases to their customers.
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But this society of ours also perpetuates gender stereotypes, which parents pass on to their kids.
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But companies were only able to pass on part of the price rises to their customers.
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And we don't want to pass on this – what we think is a really exciting opportunity.
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How I will pass on their "grandmother's recipes," of which everyone else has thick, daunting books?
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A similar resolution introduced in the Republican-led Senate failed to pass on a floor vote.
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Other service providers can pass on economies of scale once available only to consumer-goods giants.
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And remember, you can always pass on information to BuzzFeed News through our secure tip line.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer revealed Monday that he has a "hard pass" on newly-public Luckin Coffee.
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Fathers Kanye West and Scott Disick apparently like to pass on parenting advice to the couple!
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A RARE tragedy came to pass on December 7th: a fatal crash at a European airport.
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We've always rewritten ourselves one way or another, choosing which memories to preserve and pass on.
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It moved back into the current lane and let the other car pass on the right.
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Jeffress is far from the only evangelical leader to give Trump a pass on extramarital dalliances.
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By 2020 a couple will be able to pass on a house worth £1m tax-free.
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So it is difficult for them to pass on lower rates to borrowers and remain profitable.
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Until those answers are forthcoming, maybe pass on the snow cones next time you're in Qaqortoq.
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Here's what it's come to: Autonomous vehicles collect images of everyone they pass on the street.
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The elderly could even use it to pass on their physical skills to the next generation.
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Britons had less to pass on to their descendants, and so the significance of inheritance fell.
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If Republicans maintain discipline on the Senate floor, this bill could pass on Thursday or Friday.
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Maisel — so why did Amazon just pass on all three women-led pilots from pilot season?
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People save to insure against personal risks, rather than to pass on wealth when they die.
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She had heard that he might pass on Tuesday but he seems to be holding on.
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As Apple Blythe Alison's dad, Chris Martin certainly has a lot of wisdom to pass on.
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Then these ISPs may pass on those IP addresses to more local ISPs or other services.
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The talks also aim to compress costs that the companies pass on to Iraq, he said.
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What's the most important piece of beauty wisdom you hope to pass on to your daughters?
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Kelly, on the other hand, knew not to pass on the opportunity for some free grub.
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"Guys, you don't get to take a pass on this," she said, addressing her GOP colleagues.
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Some might be attached to must-pass bills, which can pass on a party line vote.
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Here's a fun biological fact: men pass on less DNA to their children than women do.
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The technology is ethically fraught because changes to the embryo will pass on to future generations.
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But our behavior, in the real world, toward women – that doesn't get a pass on inappropriate.
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Then, an unusual confluence of events led another top prospect to pass on the race: Rep.
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The agency is limited in how much of its costs it can pass on to consumers.
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The authors don't give the plutocrats a completely free pass on the massive wealth they accumulated.
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Then Texas Tech's Douglas Coleman III picked off a Kendall pass on the Mountaineers' first play.
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Gabbert had completed one pass on three attempts for 8 yards when he left the game.
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Still, if you are avoiding alcohol for any reason, you may want to pass on kombucha.
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Legacy giving allows donors to pass on more than just stuff and money at their death.
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"Happy to work with the committee to pass on what I know," Trump Jr. tweeted Monday.
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There's also no limit to the number of flights you can use the Companion Pass on.
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Greg Ward threw his first touchdown pass on the next play to make it 7-0.
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The House will pass on Thursday a short-term bill to reopen DHS until February 28.
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Of course, Corden, 40, couldn't just pass on his guidance without having some fun with it.
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If you're not, a small notebook works fine for details you can pass on to rescuers.
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It makes me sick and I decide to pass on hard alcohol from this point on.
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A pregnant woman can also pass on the infection to her baby, which can cause blindness.
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First, pharmaceutical companies pass on the development cost to consumers in the form of higher prices.
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Judge Martini, too, decided to pass on the case, which would have moved it to Trenton.
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Crain and Burnham try to identify the most useful information to pass on to the sailors.
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Wentz finished the drive by firing a 6-yard touchdown pass on the run to Tate.
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So we'll only know them for a few months, or even weeks, before they pass on.
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The court used academic citations in the worst way possible — to take a pass on reality.
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It is, instead, mainly the very, very wealthy who pass on the costs of their causes.
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The company could pass on the added costs to consumers, in the form of higher prices.
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Many veterans are still there to pass on the knowledge embedded in their bodies and memories.
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Would he pass on the genes of his German donor or his own to future offspring?
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Class Five student Tanjila Akhter said children pass on the information to their parents and neighbors.
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Seattle's K.J. Wright intercepted a tipped pass on Cleveland's next possession to help clinch the victory.
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The New York Philharmonic is essentially taking a pass on the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth.
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Here is where you take a pass on the familiar medleys of clams, scampi and swordfish.
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Biden would end up announcing in late 2015 that he was taking a pass on 2016.
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But again, the Wolf Pack stopped Shurmur's pass on fourth-and-3 as it fell incomplete.
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The House budget resolution still lacks the support of enough Republicans to pass on the floor.
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Women married to foreigners in the gender-segregated nation cannot pass on citizenship to their children.
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What if you have a disease-causing mutation you could pass on to your own kids?
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Now, you can pass on more than $2628 million dollars without paying a cent in taxes.
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Elanco raised $1.51 billion from the offering, which it expects to largely pass on to Lilly.
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"These cases demonstrate that municipal issuers should not expect a pass on civil penalties," Ceresney said.
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They might also see their costs rise, which they will inevitably pass on to American consumers.
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RAY Sometimes, when we're recording the riffs, we'll do a pass on one section of jokes.
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The amount that people can pass on to heirs without federal tax consequences has roughly doubled.
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These often pass on the costs to customers, mostly manufacturers and consumers in the United States.
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No, it wasn't the psych drugs, because he got, like, a celebrity pass on the autopsy.
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Should the industry be forced to pass on new tariffs, the impact will be significant, warned Bailo.
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A week ago dad told us he was gonna pass on his birthday, and he wasn't wrong.
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So, in 2017, hypocrites will not get a pass on discrimination by using the name of Jesus.
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"It's painful to pass on rides," said Jeff Byrnes, a former Uber driver based in Southern California.
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And definitely pass on The One Photo of you and your ex, even if you look good.
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But why would a world-class choreographer want to pass on her knowledge to the general population?
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As with a bar fight, it is impossible to simply pass on by without a good gawk.
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So some of the big questions that remain are how do asymptomatic people pass on the virus?
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I hope that visitors to Nagasaki will pass on the stories of terror involving the atomic bomb.
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He showed how he could allow you to feel a movie poster you pass on the street.
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The apartment manager says he gets a pass on mandatory quiet time because he's learning an art.
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Gogo, for example, charges $49.95 for monthly access and $19 for a daily pass on participating airlines.
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Perhaps all that happened was youthful foolishness, which many, including George W. Bush, received a pass on.
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I see the phrase "Love Makes Time Pass" on some of the pieces in your art show.
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France said G7 leaders had agreed that Macron should hold talks and pass on messages to Iran.
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Banks pass on the cost of all that paperwork — in theory, charging these customers whatever they want.
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Tony Blair pledged to abolish hereditary peers, who pass on their titles, from Britain's unelected second chamber.
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Brazil's federal government has accused Rio's federal university of failing to pass on money to the museum.
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And voter enthusiasm is one of the toughest things to pass on from one candidate to another.
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They'll probably be only too happy to pass on some of their music-curating wisdom with you.
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People have saved money not to pass on, but to cover unexpected costs while they are alive.
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Given its high price tag ($30 for 2.4 ounces), you can probably pass on this one. 4.
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AND THE REALITY IS, LOOK, WE HAVE TO LOOK AT EVERYTHING, WE'RE GONNA PASS ON MOST THINGS.
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It was a measure that was added to a larger rules package expected to pass on Tuesday.
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She recently talked about a time she gave an automatic hard pass on an unfortunate blind date.
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The London High Court ruled that BP did not have the right to pass on the debt.
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Clovis then says the media might be giving Obama a pass on his record because he's black.
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Doctors had forced them to live apart, concerned that Dalton would pass on an infection to Katie.
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Denver's comeback hopes ended when Siemian threw an incomplete pass on fourth down with 1:47 remaining.
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Great stuff -- but let it be known that TMZ Sports got his first comeback pass on camera!!
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While businesses saw their debit card payment costs decline, they didn't pass on those savings to consumers.
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The National Domestic Workers Alliance doesn't expect Harris and Jayapal's bill to pass on the first try.
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A Freedom Caucus source told CNBC earlier there is "no way" a bill will pass on Friday.
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The Trump administration has proposed that PBMs pass on an estimated $29 billion in rebates to consumers.
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Fithian had worked with one family with a successful business to pass on to their two daughters.
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And, of course, no company worth its salt would pass on the opportunity to improve the cameras.
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However, the company said it may not pass on the entire increase in commodity prices to customers.
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Not that intellectual-property-intensive companies automatically get a pass on their penchant for hording dead presidents.
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If you order your chicken wings with "mild" sauce, you might want to pass on these guys.
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Unless you're really passionate about making your own beef jerky, go ahead and pass on this trend.
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Flow-through funding allows companies to pass on to investors tax deductions related to exploration or development.
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"I want to pass on his deep, deep regret and remorse as to what happened," Rodriguez said.
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His plan to pass on most of his wealth to the Gates Foundation, a charity, is exemplary.
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It said lenders had failed to pass on the benefits of growth in the industry to consumers.
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Many said it would ease labour shortages and help pass on older workers' skills and know how.
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With Republicans holding a majority on the panel, Lankford's proposal is likely to pass on Wednesday's vote.
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For this reason, your student loan debt could pass on to your co-signers after you're gone.
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When the boomers pass on their inheritance, the sums are likely to be small, fragmented and drained.
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But the law creating 220006B never actually specified that hospitals were required to pass on the discounts.
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Just 6 percent of respondents gave her a pass on the issue, claiming she did nothing wrong.
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The decision on the MKC gave Mr. Ford some good news to pass on to Mr. Trump.
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Clinton's decision to pass on the 2004 race was seen, at the time, as a savvy one.
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He told the Financial Times that he wants to pass on the same benefits to his daughter.
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Brown, who was questionable coming into Monday's game, caught a 20-yard pass on his first target.
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ICE attorneys said that his father could not pass on citizenship to Jaen without a biological relationship.
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Whether you're loving the game or you decided to pass on it, this review is worth watching.
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The ultimate challenge, he says, will be convincing world powers to pass on this game-changing technology.
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And if he does pass on Romney, I hope he does it with dignity, respect and generosity.
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If Kendrick is given a free pass on these horrible songs I'm allowed to make that joke.
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Asked what she might pass on to her children one day about achieving their dreams, Kerber said.
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But maybe the true reward is this—the gift I've been able to pass on to others.
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Using pre-implantation genetic testing, parents can make sure they don't pass on diseases to their kids.
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Many states with more mandates are still giving teachers a pass on the validity of their content.
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The only reason I'd pass on this device is because it lacks a auto-return tone-arm.
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This has forced them to pass on costs to customers at a time when wages are stagnating.
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Inexplicably, Mr. Trump has pretty much gotten a free pass on the activities of his own family.
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For Mr. Peterson, the best way to pass on history to younger generations is by modernizing it.
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The bigger question, after all, is about inheritance: What would we rather pass on to our children?
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Through her classes, she hopes to pass on the "transformative power of naked yoga" to other women.
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Our top goal is to get on the Millennium Falcon (though I'll pass on the blue milk).
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Processors will try to pass on losses to farmers by paying less for live hogs, Hayes said.
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Woodson caught a long pass on a Michigan scoring drive and returned a punt for a touchdown.
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The "happily ever after" ending often came later (to increase sales and pass on codes of conduct).
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The GM males mate with wild females and pass on the self-destructive gene to their offspring.
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With the understanding that these teachers can pass on, steps can be transfigured by motivation, atmosphere, nuance.
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The things fathers pass on to their sons extend far beyond the dominion of the Y chromosome.
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And in any case, people who are asymptomatic can still pass on the coronavirus, scientists have found.
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"Happy to work with the committee to pass on what I know," the younger Mr. Trump wrote.
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It's not uncommon, therefore, for a marmoset to pass on its brother's DNA instead of its own.
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For all the privileges I can pass on to my daughter, there is one I cannot: whiteness.
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Tyquan Lewis sacked O'Connor on the first play, and Gareon Conley intercepted his pass on the second.
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Absentee voters in Michigan saw their deadline pass on Monday, according to WZZM, a local TV station.
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Brown, who was questionable coming into the game, caught a 20-yard pass on his first target.
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The Cardinals responded when Jackson hit Dez Fitzpatrick on a 30-yard touchdown pass on third down.
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Many said it would ease labor shortages and help pass on older workers' skills and know how.
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Nine times out of 10 I pass on the purchase or make do with something less expensive.
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And some voters appeared willing to give their representative a pass on the messy health care process.
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Watson's pass on fourth-and-10 from the Indianapolis 24 fell short with about four minutes left.
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So let them know that you plan to pass on news about them from time to time.
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Others argued that de Blasio doesn't get a "pass" on racial issues because his wife is black.
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Kansas State's opening drive stalled when Phillip Brooks dropped a sure touchdown pass on fourth-and-4.
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What's interesting is that I thought they would pass on their questions to people who were competent.
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But analysts including SMBC Nikko Securities' Atsushi Yamaguchi think steelmakers cannot pass on the whole burden to customers.
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I quietly work on the guilt so as to not pass on that energy or feelings to them.
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It's another much-needed lesson the traditional cultures pass on to an increasingly digital, modern and disconnected world.
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Atlanta Falcons cornerback Desmond Trufant was pumped about breaking up a pass on Oakland Raiders wideout Amari Cooper.
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But Japanese firms were only able to pass on only modest increases in the prices of their goods.
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The group said it had been unable to pass on price increases to customers because of fierce competition.
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Phil Scott said he would sign the bill the Senate is expected to pass on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Keith Tandy picked off a Brees pass on fourth down with 51 seconds left to clinch the win.
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When they called his home, they reached his girlfriend, who was happy to pass on the good news.
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And you didn't know whether you'll be able to pass on a 25% tariff increase to your customers.
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Feel free to pass on the knowledge if you're out with a friend who's tempted to buy one.
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Teens rolled their eyes at New Balance shoes, while 20-somethings are taking a hard pass on fedoras.
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This, according to the IMF, could hurt consumers as companies are likely to pass on the additional cost.
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France said G7 leaders had agreed President Emmanuel Macron should hold talks and pass on messages to Iran.
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"I chose to pass, I pass on the apology," Hart said in an Instagram video posted Thursday evening.
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However, one commissioner expressed concern that prisons could pass on the costs of these systems to inmates' families.
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Cassini made its second ring pass on May 2 and is due for another one on May 9.
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" One elder told Josiah mournfully that "there is now nothing more to pass on to the next generations.
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Under the legislation power retailers must pass on to consumers reductions in their underlying cost of procuring electricity.
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Not every person is able to pass on financial wealth to their loved ones, but everyone makes connections.
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Tiger Brands said it would be difficult to pass on lower prices to consumers because competition could intensify.
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Sissons converted Nick Bonino's pass on a three-on-one to give the Predators their second straight victory.
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Still, both teams need to demonstrate that their mice will successfully pass on engineered genes over several generations.
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Unless the law is changed however, the title will pass on Naruhito's death to Aiko's uncle, Prince Fumihito.
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Andersen said WADA was set to pass on most of the data to the AIU on June 18.
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But Grant really liked the project and said he couldn't pass on the opportunity to work with Streep.
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Now I am trying to pass on what I've learned about filmmaking to younger girls in this camp.
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Did you pass on a project or opportunity that you knew wouldn't make you happy in the end?
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They didn't pass on the faith to their children as effective way through confirmation classes or Christian colleges.
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The lawsuit claimed Square collected gratuities from customers but didn't pass on that money to the delivery drivers.
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"I learned this myself while competing and am happy to pass on the tip to Simone!" she added.
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But, lawmakers appear to be giving the President a pass on trade policy despite talking a good game.
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"Independence and work ethic," which he carries with him today and plans to pass on to his son.
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State governments meanwhile responded to the bill by ordering utilities to pass on the tax cuts to customers.
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This is on the assumption that lenders will pass on the lower rates onto borrowers, the report said.
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TSR will typically pass on a story about a cheating celebrity spouse the first time a lead surfaces.
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Wiz said he's already gotten a pass on that lyric, plus he "loves Asians" ... so it's all good.
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"I emailed him, and luckily I saved that, I don't pass on scripts [to friends] often," she recalled.
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Instead, they may pass on the cost to the advertisers, which include startups and small and medium business.
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Too often, it's a pass on the left, a pass for the Democrats, and that has to stop.
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When humans reproduce, women are the only ones who pass on a type of DNA called mitochondrial DNA.
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Many were quick to pass on Kim K's interpretation of the popular dishes implying that they looked unappetizing.
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Rob takes a pass on Disney and tells Kourtney that he just wants to disappear for his birthday.
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Women who are citizens of Saudi Arabia cannot pass on their nationality to their children or their spouses.
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There are no guarantees they will be able to easily pass on their holdings to the next generation.
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The banks are unwilling to pass on negative rates to depositors, which means their own earnings are dented.
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Intuitively, a bipartisan debt limit increase should be easier to imagine than one Republicans pass on their own.
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Read more: A new book by Facebook's HR consultant urges bosses to pass on well-rounded job candidates.
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I always have to have good reasons to pass on deals and I don't regret making those decisions.
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"I'm going to pass on that," Scott told CNN on Friday when asked about joining the Trump's ticket.
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If I'm number 10 he can quite happily pass on me and that's just the way it is.
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There are several musicians that you cannot pass on if you have the chance to see them live.
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I got my one day pass on StubHub for about $60, just a few days before the Con.
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I was happy to pass Daniel on Turn 2, but it is impossible to pass on this track.
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The firms recover their allowed revenues by charging suppliers, which in turn pass on the costs to customers.
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White House suspends Jim Acosta press pass The White House suspended CNN correspondent Acosta's press pass on Nov.
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Moon meets the pope at midday on Thursday and is expected to pass on an invitation from Kim.
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Most high quality challengers though will likely take a pass on what looks to be a losing mission.
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It looks like 22016(k) plan users got a pass on changes to the popular retirement savings program.
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Allowing workers to keep their current health care arrangement, it argued, would pass on higher prices to consumers.
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Retailers promised Congress that they would pass on their savings to customers in the form of lower prices.
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Friends also staged a traditional bridal shower for Kimberley, though the groom took a pass on counterpart festivities.
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Toward the end of 2014, The Administrator announced that he would pass on his page to someone else.
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"I think of all those girls I pass on the street who are in elementary school," she says.
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At 87 years old, what is the greatest learning you can pass on to a 20-year-old?
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British healthcare authorities warn that unsanitized sex toys can pass on STDs like syphilis, herpes, hepatitis, and HIV.
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Paxton Lynch is there for the quarterback-hungry Buffalo Bills at No. 19 and they pass on him!
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Index funds have lower costs, which they often pass on to customers in the form of lower fees.
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He finished Krejci's slick saucer pass on a 43-on-1 and halved the deficit to 2-1.
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If you're not intimately familiar with a company, pass on it or seek advice from a trusted expert.
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Many Brazilian clubs have also used their social media accounts to pass on public health information to fans.
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Americans are being robbed of the chance to pass on a more prosperous country than we were given.
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Canada reacted swiftly through Sinclair, who equalized with a cool finish from Ashley Lawrence's pass on the hour.
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Employers may pass on higher costs to consumers or compensate by cutting work hours, delaying hiring or downsizing.
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Both the money and the news were gifts that he could pass on to his parents back home.
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"Storytelling is such a powerful thing with which we pass on information from generation to generation," Vonk said.
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One more pass on the overskirt, in case it got wrinkled sitting on my head, and I'm satisfied.
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Le Maire added that oil companies should pass on the price cut "immediately to consumers at the pump".
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Several people have called her "to pass on to me that everyone has been awakened," Ms. Frilot said.
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But if it tests positive, you should probably pass on whatever it was you were about to eat.
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That's how you build wealth, that's how you create prosperity that you can pass on to the family.
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If you already subscribe to Game Pass Ultimate or Game Pass on PC, you can skip this step.
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This made SARS more difficult to pass on to others and the job of containing it relatively easy.
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We pass on a few precepts about the universe but leave the brain to figure out the rest.
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Last week, the migrants began arriving along the border across from Eagle Pass on more than 50 buses.
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" He added, "The diffuse nature of power means that it is easy to pass on responsibility to others.
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Bloodlines were ways to pass on property and power, but also indicators of both inherent virtue and vice.
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So I'm actually going to take a pass on that one, because we're focused on something totally different.
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The price of smartphones, for example, could rise, forcing retailers to pass on the cost increase to shoppers.
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And she's paying it forward: Waithe hopes to pass on her learnings to the next generation of filmmakers.
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We use the Travel Pass on our phones so they just work in whatever country we are in.
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"(It) has enabled us to move larger volumes, and pass on the savings to our customers," he said.
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UnitedHealthcare said it would pass on rebates it gets from drug companies directly to consumers beginning next year.
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That makes them hesitant to pass on the full benefits of a lower cost of borrowing to consumers.
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In a subsequent tweet he offered to pass on a copy of the order to make things easy.
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A good leader should accept and pass on team accolades as well as take responsibility for team misses.
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"I should be able to pass on my status but I can't because of gender discrimination," she said.
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They were asked to pass on a message to Badiucao: Cancel the show, or there will be trouble.
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But most vehicles don't have two top speeds, so we can give it a pass on that one.
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Her spirit is too worried about her baby to pass on peacefully and she turns into a ghost.
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So we set out to determine which positions are safest—meaning, which ones pass on the fewest germs.
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He had his press pass on, and he was wearing a shirt with the Public News Service logo.
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He added that commercial banks had "no excuse" not to pass on the BoE's rate cut to their customers.
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The reality is that you don't get a free pass on sexism by holding particular views about public policy.
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Yet meritocracy ultimately undermines equality of opportunity because the successful are best placed to pass on their high status.
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This seemed like an opportunity I couldn't pass on, so I decided to order it and test it myself.
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The big one was 2018 Georgia gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams' decision to pass on a challenge to Republican Sen.
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Per TechCrunch:The lawsuit claimed Square collected gratuities from customers but didn't pass on that money to the delivery drivers.
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Meanwhile, Lebanese women married to foreigners don&apost have the right to pass on their nationality to their children.
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Kapoor also said he will eventually pass on his promoter shares to his daughters and subsequently to their children.
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I recently started eating sugar again after six months of limiting it, so I pass on the birthday food.
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The GM males mate with wild females and pass on the self-destructive gene to (some of) their offspring.
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We're not going to give anyone a free pass on this just because it's not going to become law.
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This means the offspring will never reach the stage in which they can carry and pass on the virus.
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It gives them latitude to quickly pass on a rate hike but drag their feet on a rate cut.
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Right now it costs $16 for a North America Wi-Fi day-pass on Delta, if purchased pre-flight.
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U.S. consumers will likely end up paying more because U.S. importers will pass on some of their increased costs.
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Repealing net neutrality, a movement led by Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai and expected to pass on Dec.
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My only clear path now is trying not to pass on the psychological trauma I've inherited to anyone else.
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While Asian and European birds don't migrate into North America, they can pass on viruses to birds that do.
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Lambert claimed he was a warlock who could pass on his powers to the children he abused through sex.
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It has also lowered its coffee prices to pass on the benefit of lower raw material costs to consumers.
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Bieber is expected to take a pass on the big night, despite being nominated for album of the year.
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Maklari said many home products companies have been able to pass on higher costs, a trend that should continue.
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It would also "reduce business income and raise prices" as companies pass on higher labor costs, the CBO said.
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"That doesn't mean they're going to give Wall Street banks a pass on regulation or anything else," he said.
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I pass on the deal and browse American Eagle, where I run into an old schoolmate from elementary school.
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Danelle Umstead is a fan of hard work — a value she is proud to pass on to her son.
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"The banks have no excuse with today's announcement not to pass on this cut in bank rate," Carney said.
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If you care about freedom and you care about equality, we can't take a pass on voting in 2020.
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Restaurant owners and spouses Nora and Rouvi Sidarous are here to pass on what they learn to their waitstaff.
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Asked whether Moscow could become a useful intermediaryto pass on political messages or pressure to Haftar, Seraj said"Yes".
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That cost is hard to pass on to customers as few people are willing to pay to deposit money.
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"Tom Brady no longer gets a pass on his friendship with Donald Trump," wrote Nancy Armour, a veteran sportswriter.
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Reynar was intrigued by the savings that a peer-to-peer system like Bitcoin could pass on to residents.
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Kavonic said many buyers demand better supply deals as they struggle to pass on costs to their own customers.
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Banks in Europe have started to pass on some of the cost of negative rates to big corporate depositors.
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Then, moments later, he catches a 24-yard touchdown pass on a beeline route with perfect pace on him.
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But as the Fed raises interest rates, banks will be pressured to pass on those higher rates to depositors.
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Many also expressed concern about having less wealth to pass on to their family if they lived that long.
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Sluggish consumer spending makes it difficult to pass on such costs to thrifty customers, they wrote in the survey.
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Obama took a pass on the opportunity to comment on her successor's approach in an interview with ABC News.
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Black anti-semitism should not get a pass on account of the oppression suffered by so many African Americans.
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Pieces that are really special to mean are truly timeless are what I'd hope to pass on one day.
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It is very hard to simply take a pass on the world's second-largest economy as an investment destination.
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Regarding follow-ups, Clinton was given a pass on almost every answer, particularly on why she deleted 33,000 emails.
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Safety Chris Cioffi had one of the few highlights for Rutgers, intercepting Barrett's pass on Ohio State's opening drive.
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Exactly how much prices would rise would depend on whether automakers pass on the full increase to U.S. buyers.
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"When they finish their careers, there is nothing left of their business to sell" or pass on, he said.
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Both bills are expected to pass on the House floor largely along party lines with limited support from Republicans.
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But SMA managers only pass on capital gains on gains they actually realize because investors own the stocks directly.
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Meanwhile, skeptics worry that changing the germline, the genes we inherited and pass on to our kids, is dangerous.
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However, they opted to pass on many of the country's best high school players because of their skin color.
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So we'll pass on the gently used item to a friend, colleague, or our moms — and start something fresh.
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Blake Bortles' pass on fourth-and-2 from the Jaguars' 48-yard line with 3:41 left was incomplete.
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In 2011, Tesco refused to stock Branston Pickle after another supplier, Premier Foods, tried to pass on cost increases.
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He is also debating whether to pass on the higher prices for his future U.S. whiskey shipments to customers.
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It is basically one final opportunity for the minority party to amend legislation about to pass on the floor.
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"What do we receive from those who walked here before us, and what do we pass on?" he asked.
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"That's why you've got to include a little note with the jewelry to pass on the provenance," she said.
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This is where the question of who pays tariffs gets trickier — because middlemen tend to pass on their costs.
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So go ahead and sprinkle the grid with "S" and "ED" in your first pass on Monday and Tuesday.
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His millennials won't even get to wave hello as they pass on the way to pick up some milk.
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I watch them pass on their bicycles,also black, with backpack straps flapping,wings working hard but too small.
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Brad Keselowski made a pass on the final lap to take second, followed by Kevin Harvick and Ryan Blaney.
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O'Reilly scored by deflecting Brayden Schenn's pass on goal, then banged home his own rebound with 9:25 left.
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By agreeing to select or pass on certain players in the expansion draft, Vegas could receive assets from teams.
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To always listen to other's perspectives and pass on our own, we create an ongoing, sturdy chain of support.
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"Somebody who lives their life, and yet, when they pass on, no one can claim their body," retired Col.
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Pass on this and save the money unless you really want the card to say Nintendo Switch on it.
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It was 56-39 with 11:30 remaining after Javin DeLaurier's dunk off Duval's pass on a fast break.
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But the shenanigans here are more sedate, like trying to pass on a note to another would-be spy.
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"The ones that we pass on, we don't feel comfortable with the answers that we get," said Mr. Kantor.
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It is expected to pass on a close to party-line vote but not have the force of law.
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That was, fittingly, against the Saints two years ago on the "Minneapolis Miracle" touchdown pass on the final play.
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But, he said, every country makes fine-grained judgments about when to pass on the most sensitive of information.
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The Wealth-X report estimates that America's wealthiest will pass on $8.8 trillion of assets over the next decade.
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The standard etiquette for college presidents, like me, is to let the remarks of another leader pass on by.
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Last year we celebrated by taking a trip, but I asked that we pass on pricey celebrations this year.
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Or will the U.S. pass on opportunities to deliver new therapies and cures and cede leadership to other nations?
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CEO Jim Fish said in a statement the company wanted to pass on the tax benefit to its employees.
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Looks like I will have to pass on this… at least I have some more work for my portfolio?
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Her third option is to pass on the cost to consumers, and that's what most businesses will probably do.
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That means grocers are better able to pass on higher costs linked to the pound's 2016 devaluation to shoppers.
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Another game I would pass on betting in favor of just enjoying Chiefs-Patriots during the late-afternoon games.
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In the first part of the year, the division was unable to pass on higher freight rates to customers.
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At one point, Gibbs said, the reporter asked a White House advisor to pass on his apology to Trump.
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I was taking her to the hospital because of an idea I wanted to pass on to our son.
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Everyone knows he is supposed to pass on rapidly to the next phase of being, as children generally do.
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We all want to pass on to our children a durable appreciation for the intricate splendor of the universe.
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Schiller, friends said, was told he could no longer pass on news articles or messages directly to the president.
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The oil and gas industry wants to drill everywhere, mine everything and pass on the costs to the public.
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Even if they make it to Croatia's capital Zagreb, there is no certainty they will pass on to Italy.
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They could try to pass on some of these costs to Facebook, or work out some cost-sharing scheme.
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Even if the Jaguars pass on Hockenson at No. 7, he is likely to go off the board early.
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I pass on that challenge to you the reader as I take it up myself: (you) do the work.
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As with tariffs in the United States, Chinese firms can seek to pass on the costs to U.S. exporters.
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Her family, lapsed Catholics and avowed atheists, didn't have much in the way of religious tradition to pass on.
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For pregnant women, the infection can pass on to the fetus or newborn, and even cause miscarriage or stillbirth.
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It would be up to Apple to decide how much of the extra cost to pass on to US consumers.
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He sees his YouTube channel as a way to pass on that love of learning and science to another generation.
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Maybe you can forgo the custom holiday cards, for example, scale back the holiday party or pass on the poinsettias.
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They said there is a potential for a profit margin squeeze, as businesses attempt to pass on some cost pressures.
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Honnold has hinted in the past that while he'll never quit climbing, he might take a pass on free soloing.
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That means most gas station owners will pass on the full amount of the increase directly to customers, Kloza said.
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The trainers would then pass on the info to the players, thus giving them an advantage before an incoming pitch.
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The NYT reiterating that they did not "decline" or "pass" on the Ramirez story as claimed by several conservative politicians.
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The hope is that they'll pass on any savings as a result of belonging to Alma to patients, Ritter added.
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Christina relied on Storey's guidance during her most difficult times and wanted to pass on her positive experience to others.
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I take a pass on the one that requires me to jump up onto two parallel benches into a squat.
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Between taste testing real shrimp and our product many, many, many times, I will usually pass on ordering shrimp myself.
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It's still unclear whether the revisions to the bill will sway enough Republicans to ensure it will pass on Thursday.
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Since no LNG ships left Sabine Pass on Thursday, the United States returned to being a net importer that day.
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Church elders and children from the Mt. Zion AME Church watch marchers pass on March 25, 1965, in Montgomery, Alabama.
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That bill has significant bipartisan support in the Senate; even if all amendments fail, it could pass on its own.
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Before heading home to celebrate, Affas made sure to pass on some parting advice for future competitors: "Be on time!"
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Police set up portable barriers to keep protesters separated from traffic and allow pedestrians to pass on busy 42nd Street.
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Responsibility for monastic ordinations will pass on to His Eminence 833th Jamgon Kongtrul Rinpoche, Karma Mingyur Dragpa Senge #Karmapa pic.twitter.
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In that world, content quality is truly the great differentiator — and it'll be easier to pass on a Warner Bros.
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Adam Kinzinger, a prominent GOP congressman from Illinois and Iraq War veteran, has decided to pass on an independent bid.
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A sprightly person who died suddenly might be able to pass on millions, since their care costs would be zero.
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Obi could not be reached for comment and attorneys who have represented him declined to pass on his contact details.
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This should help Abans in reducing discount sales and pass on cost increases which were absorbed by the company previously.
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At its I/O developer conference, Google showed off several Google Photos features that are too impressive to pass on.
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"We are devastated to pass on the news we only just heard ourselves earlier tonight," the post said in part.
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It doesn't pass on your IP address, for example, nor does it store your IP after your search is over.
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The change will definitely cost restaurants more money, and they will probably pass on most of that cost to consumers.
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I'm not asking for people to stop watching South Park, or even to pass on playing The Fractured But Whole.
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Now, when the NSA shares information with another intelligence agency, it will pass on the raw data, with no redactions.
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Banks did pass on the cuts to their depositors, and we expect competition to push it in the other direction.
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But the research does suggest that a great share of drivers may have little reason to pass on electric cars.
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The bout will be beamed around the world on UFC Fight Pass on May 8 from the Ahoy Rotterdam arena.
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Yet as wealthy individuals plan for how to pass on those assets, many are not discussing it with their heirs.
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She played a game of Plead the Fifth, in which celebrities are allowed to pass on only one prying question.
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Our first pass on the movie as we played it at South by Southwest was even quieter in the beginning.
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In all seriousness, Hamilton understands the desire to want to pass on genes, as he felt that way initially too.
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From Chris Brown to XXXtentacion, Black men who are talented are given a pass on their mistreatment of Black women.
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Women, unlike men, still cannot pass on citizenship to their children and cannot provide consent for their children to marry.
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However, Blake Bortles' pass on fourth-and-2 from the Jaguars' 48-yard line with 3:41 left was incomplete.
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In summary, I'd pass on the 4K for the consumer x360 and go for extra security on the enterprise x360.
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The most physically imposing sequence in modern NBA basketball fulfills itself every time he catches a pass on the block.
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But he also makes quick decisions when the ball is reserved to him, and can pass on the move, too.
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I pass on the Fireball because I'm an old and have now been drinking and eating for ten straight hours.
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Labs that garnered more pay-offs were more likely to pass on their methods to other, newer labs (their "progeny").
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And I realized I hadn't been honest with myself about that as we did the first pass on the film.
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NASA said there is a one-in-250 million chance of an impact during the asteroid's next pass on Sept.
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However, services margins are relatively high so firms have been accepting a profit squeeze rather than pass on higher costs.
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Wright-Phillips controlled Michael Murillo's pass on the right, spun and fired in a low cross toward the near post.
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Zuerlein's game-winning field goal came after the Rams intercepted a Drew Brees pass on the fourth snap of overtime.
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For creatives, like graphic designers, photographers, and video editors, the iMac's improved Retina display is too good to pass on.
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But working with more third-party sellers is one approach companies are taking to pass on some of those costs.
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Her record 21 sold 25.3 million copies, so she felt she should pass on a little luck to young Styles.
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I still remember her wearing some of these pieces, pieces I had hoped to pass on to my kids someday.
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"If we can't pass on price rises, we won't be able to continue in business," wrote a steel company manager.
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Perhaps this is why big names like Beyoncé, Drake, and Rihanna have decided to indefinitely pass on even showing up.
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Here are the crazy theories that we think could actually come to pass on season 7B of Pretty Little Liars.
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" He then added: "The reality is we have to look at everything, but we're going to pass on most things.
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Canceling (or postponing) the meeting is also signaling to Putin that you'll give him a relatively free pass on Ukraine.
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Red states learned that the Trump administration isn't going to give them a free pass on proposals to reform Medicaid.
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The job of dismantling the prison network Mr. Obama built will pass on to Hillary Clinton, if she is elected.
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These clients promise the potential of steady earnings over generations, as wealthy parents pass on their wealth to their offspring.
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Then they were given a writing assignment: Looking back, what advice about change would you pass on to younger students?
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Republicans should no longer let their colleagues across the aisle get a free pass on the health-care-reform discussion.
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The platforms take down the content and pass on the notice to the user who had initially shared that content.
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He's the CEO of the massive real estate company and plans to pass on the empire to his two sons.
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Dumba drew the second assist on the goal as Zucker one-timed Eric Staal's pass on a three-on-two.
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Exempt from most taxes, REITs must pass on at least 20 percent of their net income to investors each year.
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And they reject any criticism by Comey, who many conservatives accuse of giving Clinton a pass on her email server.
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The pain for the industry is becoming more acute as they struggle to pass on the extra costs to consumers.
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The call and Calk's wish for him to pass on messages to Manafort "made me very uncomfortable," Raico testified Friday.
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Shay Fields hauled in a 5-yard pass on a fade route to put the Buffaloes back up 20-13.
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It doesn't matter if you're Thai or foreign; you always try to pass on all you have to your children.
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Herpes suits could also be more common due to the financial resources of people who contract and pass on herpes.
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Several senators urged him not to impose the measures, arguing the actions would pass on even more costs to consumers.
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Walker hauled in a 227-yard touchdown pass on the next possession to give the Titans a 33-23 lead.
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And these dramatic -- I can tell you right now, the media ought to take a pass on – or on sensationalism.
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No matter that you don't really have to "remember" to pick up the bucket you'll pass on your way back.
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Delays can result if clinic statisticians are busy or if state health departments do not pass on the figures quickly.
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The biggest is the strain on small businesses, which are often unable to pass on higher costs to their customers.
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Given Green's track record as an outrageous prankster, it's safe to say the academy will probably pass on his offer.
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Linebacker Myles Jack picked off Roethlisberger's pass on the Steelers' 18-yard line, and Fournette scored on the next play.
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Ms. Davids is socially liberal, but like Ms. Craig, she has taken a pass on the "Medicare for all" bill.
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Stores that were already passing on the cost of the 10 percent tariffs will now pass on a higher cost.
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Finally, life insurance could also take center stage for those who want a tax-friendly way to pass on wealth.
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In today's 360 video, a Madhubani painter explains traditional art forms and how she plans to pass on her skills.
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If Jordan decides to pass on the option, Dallas would be forced to try to sign him in free agency.
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Andres Guardado takes a pass on the edge of the box and fires a strike just inches over the bar.
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For that reason, most analysts are willing to give them a pass on their poor play out of the gate.
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She later stepped out of bounds during her first tumbling pass on floor exercise, a byproduct of her explosive power.
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But Leon Goretzka opts for a pass on the ground that is deflected out instead of crossing it to Werner.
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The ethic Hezhen people of China are struggling to pass on their unique craft of turning fish skin into clothing.
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I dreamed of flexibility, satisfying work, and the chance to build something I could pass on to those I loved.
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"You need to pass on the traditions and the culture, and this is a part of our culture," he said.
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Unable or unwilling to pass on higher costs of holding cash to their corporate clients, they have watched margins erode.
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On the tick's second blood meal either on deer, humans or other mammals, the tick can pass on the bacteria.
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Down by 3, James fed Green with a pretty bounce pass on the break for a layup and free throw.
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Dorsey said in 2019 he'd pass on a "superstar" hire for one that was devoted to Twitter or Square's mission.
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When Obama was president, he took a pass on both Betty Ford's and Nancy Reagan's; Michelle went in his stead.
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Westpac and ANZ had yet to update the market on whether it would pass on Tuesday's rate cut in full.
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She asks me how chatty I am feeling to pass on my response to my hairstylist (ugh, I love this).
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The duo quickly signed on and newcomer Chris Bremner was brought in to do the latest pass on the script.
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Trump Jr. tweeted Monday afternoon that he would be happy to "pass on what I know" to a Senate panel.
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Forced to pay more for funds, Italian banks have started to pass on the extra costs to customers, data showed.
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For many more companies, tariffs have just meant increased costs, which they've mostly been able to pass on to customers.
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At the Sabine Pass on the border of Texas and Louisiana sits Cheniere Energy's shiny new liquid natural gas terminal.
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Border Patrol agents picked up a family of five Honduran nationals in the river near Eagle Pass on Friday morning.
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Maybe I will pass on "The Man Without Qualities" or "Moby-Dick" to my children in the same confessional spirit.
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Halo: Reach is available separately for $9.99 or free as part of the Xbox Game Pass on Xbox and PC.
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"I would pass on Doorbot again if given the chance," Cuban writes on LinkedIn, in response to another user's post.
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"If we pass on an unsustainable environmental debt to our kids and grandkids, it's going to crush them," he said.
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Democrats will move a resolution condemning Trump's action, a measure that is expected to pass on a party line vote.
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This is not the crucial center that Collins envisioned holding when she decided to pass on a run for governor.
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Fourteen articles of the 18-article bill have so far been passed, with the remainder expected to pass on Thursday.
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"If they can, I would hope that it'd be something the Senate could pass on a voice vote," McConnell said.
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The change would definitely cost restaurants more money, and they would probably pass on most of that cost to consumers.
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ANZ was the only one of its peers to fully pass on Tuesday's central bank rate cut to its customers.
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Well, the 'Voice' coach took a pass on strutting the 272 feet between the establishments ... 'cause that's what normies do.
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That means there's still a very small chance that people taking these treatments can pass on the virus to others.
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Like, Let me take some inspiration from Roth's obsession with poo and masturbation and secretions and overbearing families, but I'll pass on the misogyny and weird racist shit about black people, and then let me take the simplicity and tenderness and lushness from Jhumpa Lahiri's stories but pass on the times when she's borderline sentimental .
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One issue is whether broadcasters will be able to pass on the costs of advanced broadcast signals through higher retransmissions fees.
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It's up to any given bank to determine how much of that hike they would like to pass on to consumers.
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Q: Now that your children are grown up and married, what lessons do you hope they pass on to their kids?
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Premier's ability to pass on cost increases is heavily reliant on cooperation with the supermarkets, which leaves its bargaining power weak.
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However, if you pass on the opportunity to see whether a better option exists, that decision could come with a cost.
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Now the policy hinders drug firms, which cannot pass on higher costs to consumers, most of whom pay for contraceptives themselves.
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The old photo is being spread on Facebook as proof that people in the caravan have illnesses they could pass on.
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FROM PEN: What Hoda Kotb's Mom Taught Her is the Same Thing She Wants to Pass on to Daughter Haley Joy
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) would require insurance companies to shoulder the burden, which they would then pass on through higher premiums.
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But while those apps give people ways to pass on warnings and information, Citizen has a far more Nightcrawler-esque quality.
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Towards the end, a number of jurisdictions, called "sanctuary cities", were refusing to pass on fingerprint data to the federal authorities.
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Humphrey has said he believes the rule will pass on the floor of the convention because Trump doesn't have the support.
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In a way, the dinner speech is a small part of the legacy that Obama will pass on to his successor.
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When the nightmare unexpectedly came to pass on November 20153th the mood on Mexico City's streets was subdued rather than enraged.
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"My grandmother would very much like me to pass on some words to all of you," William said in a speech.
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Consumer Reports decided to pass on recommending Apple's new line of laptops because the battery performance varied wildly during its tests.
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I pass on a pair of compression socks that seem overpriced, since I think I can get them cheaper on Amazon.
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I pass on some of the more intimate details — he's my friend, after all — but hey, at least someone's making progress.
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Train service remained suspended in and out of the Hoboken terminal, through which some 60,000 people pass on a typical weekday.
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He also downplayed concerns that US industries that rely on imported steel and aluminum could pass on increased costs to consumers.
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With weak productivity growth, the MPC feared that employers would be forced to pass on rising wage costs to their customers.
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I've been able to pass on my knowledge to two others who joined us, and they've done the same for me.
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As Vox's Susannah Locke has explained, epigenetics means a person may pass on genes as well as experiences to a child.
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Berkshire thinks of itself as a friendly buyer to which families and entrepreneurs are happy to pass on their crown jewels.
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"We pass on so many deals that we know won't work that then get passed on to micro influencers," she says.
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The more hours you pass on the social network, the more ads you see and click, the more money it earns.
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If they do pass on within five years of their purchase, the alcohol supply can be transferred to a family member.
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He will be the first president in 36 years to pass on the dinner and will instead hold his own rally.
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Reuters reported in November that India was considering letting power companies pass on costs of installing emission-cutting equipment to consumers.
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As a result, regulations ultimately pass on baked-in costs and hurt freight rail companies, as well as manufacturers and consumers.
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"I think it's important to try to pass on whatever information, whatever knowledge I have to the next generation," Bryant said.
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It's very rare that you pass on an opportunity to party; however, today you might feel more comfortable just staying in.
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When Rudolph connected with James Washington on a 54-yard scoring pass on the next drive, the Cowboys led 14-0.
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The subdued economic environment will also limit the extent to which businesses pass on higher import and administrative costs to consumers.
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He gives Jerry a button to pass on to Jeannie, which, it's revealed, evidently came from his best church shirt. Swoon.
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Half of firms are also still reluctant to pass on prices, even if that means higher costs eat into profit margins.
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Instead, the lander must rely on the Queqiao communications relay satellite in orbit around the moon to pass on its messages.
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Pregnant women who are infected can pass on gonorrhea to the baby during birth, causing serious health effects like eye infections.
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Burrow hit Edwards-Helaire for a 12-yard scoring pass on the next play that carried the weight of a haymaker.
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He is expected to pass on that move this week, and re-sign a waiver keeping the facility in Tel Aviv.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday that banks had "no excuse" not to pass on the rate cut.
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Or do the dead themselves pass on, living here until their hopeless cause expires, and dying thus around us every day?
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Even if Bilirakis were to pass on the gavel, the next five members in seniority on the committee are all men.
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Typically, the courts will pass on assets to your closest blood relatives, even if that wouldn't have been your first choice.
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Since she had to live up to her reputation as being completely hardcore, she couldn't just pass on the giant shot.
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Cam Newton threw his franchise-record 122nd touchdown pass on Sunday, but all anyone wanted to talk about was his hat.
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Do a visual overview of the food and think about which foods you really desire and which you could pass on.
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Drugmakers blamed a convoluted supply chain, involving insurance companies and middlemen, whom they argue do not pass on savings to patients.
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Even though we had enough cash saved up to buy the car outright, I wasn't going to pass on this deal.
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Just because you are not physically working with people doesn't mean you get a pass on building your network, Pumphrey said.
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HES NEVER GOING TO GIVE YOU A HALL PASS ON ANYTHING, AND NOR SHOULD HE. AND WHAT HE WANTS IS GROWTH.
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Sixty-two percent of seniors in the NerdWallet survey said they would take a pass on you as a romantic partner.
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"We've been told sometimes they don't make our amendments in order because they might actually pass on the floor," he said.
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The plants are self-enclosed worlds where employees pass on job referrals so relatives, classmates and longtime friends can work together.
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And male mosquitoes are unleashed with the sole mission to mate, pass on a gene that kills their offspring, and die.
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If you have a high level of inequality, it's more likely that parents will pass on those advantages to their children.
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That said, that's why reporters are there to ask players questions: to pass on something resembling an understanding to their readers.
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Want the Trump administration to give you a pass on the gruesome assassination of a prominent critic of your brutal regime?
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But this bill, should it pass, would draw a line in the sand: Russia can't get a free pass on sanctions.
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People were after information for purchasing decisions, and you journalists merely the rhetorical vehicle being paid to pass on those details.
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The film is a potent allegory: What do we pass on when we have no one to pass it on to?
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California policymakers had approved a bill that let utilities pass on to customers some costs related to wildfires, according to Moody's.
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What if I get infected and don't realize it, and unknowingly pass on the virus to older or immunocompromised loved ones?
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We provide meal support for the people who need it and make notes to pass on to their dietitians and nutritionists.
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Two days later, the Missouri Department of Transportation tweeted an image reminding drivers to follow Mahomes: always pass on the left.
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And of course, the firms that participate in Davis-Bacon projects ultimately pass on their compliance costs to the American taxpayer.
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Voters' expectations for the national economy may explain why President Trump is given a pass on other issues and his behavior.
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"For me, the closest thing to Schubert's Leiermann are the groups of punks you sometimes pass on the street," he said.
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They won't, for example, reveal whether and why I.R.S. examiners chose to give the president a pass on a questionable position.
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A three-day transit pass on the official Litacka app cost me 210 koruny for Prague's fantastic tram and subway system.
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Mond found Quartney Davis on a 19-yard touchdown pass on the last play of regulation to send it to overtime.
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Mr. Trump has proposed requiring Medicare drug plans to pass on at least one-third of their negotiated rebates to beneficiaries.
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Cioe-Peña said that even though grocery stores are considered essential, that doesn't mean people get a pass on social distancing.
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And I believe that a good education is the best gift that we can pass on to those who follow us.
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The same can be said about club flyers and how they were used to pass on information in a personal way.
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China's interest rate system has long been criticized for failing to pass on lower rates to borrowers in the corporate sector.
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"We intend to pass on the price of rebuilding to insurers, but that will be reflected in higher premiums," he said.
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"I lied and let my friend pass on the message that I was doing an education project about water," he said.
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I can't possibly shake the shoulder and assess the vital signs of every seemingly sleeping person I pass on the street.
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Because black people gave you a pass on Reince and Wolf, but now you're just pulling nouns out of the dictionary.
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Azar noted one research paper estimated an infected patient can pass on the virus to anywhere between 1.5 to 3.5 people.
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And the Huawei Mate X, which, although incredibly promising, is still MIA, as the company does another pass on the product.
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On Wednesday, he pushed back on the idea that the bank should pass on working with companies that lack green credentials.
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Here's what Starr and Yee learned from the process and what advice they would pass on to other first-time buyers.
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In the second quarter, Burrell intercepted a Patterson pass on Wisconsin's 28-yard line for his second interception of the season.
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After the Browns pass on Callahan at No. 1, other teams shy away too and he falls down the draft order.
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So do parties in a negotiation get a free pass on what they say, even if it is not the truth?
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"Now is the right time for me to pass on the baton, our turnaround is complete," Lewis told reporters on Wednesday.
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Rather, it is sexual selection by mate choice, in which individuals pass on their genes only if they're chosen as mates.
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Nor is it because he has a big roster of donors to pass on to the candidate who wins his backing.
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In addition to those powerful forces, the Trump administration has handed all automakers, not just Detroit, a pass on fuel economy.
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Economists bet that employers would pay less for health insurance and pass on that savings in the form of higher wages.
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"My mother was passionate about music, and this is a way I can pass on this passion to him," she said.
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But her gender shouldn't give her a pass on two major issues that will now be hers to explain and defend.
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The fees were charged to the Target Center, and the center allegedly attempted to pass on the charges to the campaign.
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At the diner in Vietnam, Doctor Manhattan explicitly says that he would never pass on his powers to anyone without consent.
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They hoped to pass on skills at the camp that they themselves had been taught by Keystone activists in their community.
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That could see profit margins getting squeezed at companies that are not able to pass on higher costs to their customers.
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"It is a lot of money and we have to pass on part of this bill to our customers," he said.
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"Mining companies feel pressured to pass on this new cost increase to the industrial production chain," it said in a statement.
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Democrats argue that the DNI is breaking the law by refusing to pass on the complaint, an accusation Maguire's office denies.
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However, his carers did pass on a birthday wish: for humans to help conserve his native habitat and save his species.
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The FBI gave her a pass on everything, from setting up a private server (thereby endangering national security) to destroying evidence.
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I felt that it was my responsibility to pass on to them the lessons I learned nearly half a century ago.
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On the upside, if firms were more able to pass on cost increases, inflation could rise faster than expected, he said.
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I would pass on the slightly mealy crab cakes ($1.503), but the dinner salad with garlic toast ($21.50) was a winner.
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It's coming to Game Pass on both Xbox One and PC, and it will also be available through Steam early access.
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"I'll be sure to pass on your concerns," Tiffany Ge, Mr. McConnell's legal counsel, replied in an email to Ms. Bush.
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The biggest problem is the strain on small businesses, which are often unable to pass on higher costs to their customers.
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Now I'm retired, and as a senior on a limited income, I qualify for a free pass on all city transportation.
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And while it might have taken them a while to pass on their baton, a decade later, some successors showed up.
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But with patches rolling out today, there's no reason to pass on a chance to prevent such an attack in any eventuality.
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On The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Marsden said he took a hard pass on the Channing Tatum film because of its risqué wardrobe.
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Click here to view original GIFAs Sega's Hail Mary pass on hardware, the Dreamcast wasn't exactly the miracle the company prayed for.
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As a mother of three, Kate has plenty of sage advice (and designer maternity clothes!) to pass on to her younger sister.
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He stands too closely to you when you talk, so it's better to just pass on the entire conversation if you can.
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Mozilla hired a New York Krav Maga instructor to pass on some basic tips about defending yourself from bodily harm, or worse.
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Stanley began practicing yoga in 2011 when her friends encouraged her to purchase a month-long, unlimited Bikram yoga pass on Groupon.
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"I've found that my female colleagues are often all too ready to pass on their knowledge to those who ask," Cheong shared.
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That includes being able to play any new internally developed Microsoft game for free with Game Pass on the day it's released.
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The two vaccinations pass on antibodies to the fetus that provide protection after birth, when babies are too young to be vaccinated.
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Dan and Axios' Jonathan Swan discuss President Trump's decision to give Saudi Arabia a free pass on the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
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The central bank has already cut borrowing costs four times this year, but lenders have been slow to pass on the benefit.
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She will pass on the leadership of #MeTooEP after the 2019 European Elections but said she's proud of what her notebook started.
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Oleochemical manufacturers say it is not easy to pass on higher stearin prices to their price sensitive customers, resulting in compress margins.
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It is our hope that they do not pass on prosecution next time, because rest assured, there will be a next time.
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The most compelling was Sebeok's plan for a nuclear priesthood, which would pass on information to future generations through myths and rituals.
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One explanation is that, like the dangling participle, the split infinitive has a catchy name, making the rule easy to pass on.
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Rather than raising prices, the surcharge allows restaurants to pass on the surcharge to customers who see it itemized on their bills.
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