"Management told us that they don't take petitions, that they can never take petitions," Jake said.
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In past years, the agency would first randomly select enough petitions to meet the advanced degree exemption and then randomly draw enough petitions from the remaining petitions to meet the regular cap.
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The decision was prompted by a pair of e-petitions that Parliament's Petitions Committee has now chosen to take on.
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The U.K. government's official petitions site states that all petitions with over 100,000 signatures will be considered for debate in parliament.
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What if you took the petitions in there, fed them into a smart AI, and had the AI generate its own petitions?
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When the agency receives more petitions than needed to reach the H-1B cap, a computer-generated lottery randomly selects the petitions.
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Unions filed petitions in the D.C. and the 3rd Circuits, while industry groups filed petitions in the 5th, 8th, 10th and 11th Circuits.
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But that doesn't excuse the failure to review clemency petitions for those serving unjustly long sentences — petitions the Obama administration itself called for.
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The White House said it has granted more clemency petitions than the past 11 presidents combined, with more than 1,000 petitions granted last year alone.
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Petitions on the government's website are debated after they reach 100,000 signatures and the government must respond to all petitions with more than 10,000 names.
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To understand the stories behind these petitions, we also gathered more detailed information about more than two dozen petitions from media reports and case files.
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For instance, the Board grants petitions challenging high-tech patents much more frequently than it does petitions challenging the historically far more reliable biotech and pharmaceutical patents.
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Finally, you can also help by signing petitions like this one to ask mayors to make their cities sanctuaries or by checking out this list of college petitions.
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The agency says it has been unable to process long-pending petitions because of the high volume of new petitions and a significant surge in expedited processing requests in recent years.
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"This time, most of the petitions, and particularly the IIT petitions, have actually shown that 'we exist'," says Debottam Saha, who began a PhD at IIT in New Delhi last year.
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There has been a proliferation of these petitions — Change.
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The Joint Committee on Public Service Oversight and Petitions, which handles such proposals from the public, is slated to address two petitions to ban the business mogul in the next several weeks.
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The big picture: Total petitions for H-1B visas for the 2019 fiscal year fell by about 9,9543, mostly due to a decreasing numbers of H-1B petitions from India-based firms.
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The study found that while women are less likely to run for office -- or participate in what they call "thick" forms of political participation -- they are very successful mobilizing both men and women to sign petitions when they do start them (they start petitions less often than men, but when they do start petitions, they win more often).
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More than 563,000 Illinois voters signed petitions backing the amendment.
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The two petitions were consolidated into one case in March.
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If their petitions are denied, asylum seekers can be deported.
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There were petitions and calls for boycotts and travel bans.
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The court has not yet acted on those other petitions.
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Thank you to the Petitions Committee and to 580,000 people.
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Western and Russian intellectuals have signed petitions in her support.
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There have been several proposals and petitions to make Feb.
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Gizmodo requested to know if Bezos has received the petitions.
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More than 200,000 people had signed online petitions on Change.
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Some petitions urged police to hold the child's parents accountable.
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Petitions only needed 100,000 signatures to be considered by Parliament.
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Some protested with their pens by sending petitions to Parliament.
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Judges evaluate those petitions and decide whether to issue ERPOs.
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There are two marijuana rescheduling petitions now before the DEA.
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This comes in response to petitions from animals rights activists.
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Thousands of people have signed petitions in support of Sen.
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Superfans of certain celebrities address petitions on sites like Change.
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But few discharge petitions can get the 218 signatures needed.
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They asked businesses to display petitions for customers to sign.
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Speeches were given, petitions were signed, and hands were clapped.
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Does he have any control over petitions by either side?
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However, Murren noted that petitions for a recount are allowed.
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This comes in response to petitions from animal rights activists.
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The petitions are for up to 2,500 vehicles per manufacturer.
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There are a total of 39 petitions pending for 2018.
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Reliance Communications said it planned to challenge the insolvency petitions.
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Applicants will be able to continue to file paper petitions.
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For decades, he filed habeas petitions himself and wrote letters.
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As it stands, more than 21 percent of all approved H-1B petitions in 2014 were for computer-related jobs, and 96 percent of all approved petitions were for people with bachelor's degrees or above.
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In the last week, dueling petitions have been circulating in Decatur.
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The algorithm would automatically review the petitions and associated criminal record.
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According to the organisation, the platform is funded through sponsored petitions.
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And the administration had already formally denied more than 16,000 petitions.
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Despite many petitions the authorities failed to act on his claim.
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Some communities have signed petitions demanding the removal of migrant shelters.
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Public interest groups announced simultaneously that they had also filed petitions.
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Online petitions and social media enable them to create a stink.
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It is not enough for the young to sign online petitions.
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United Farm Workers, distributed petitions for the Equal Rights Amendment, protested
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One sharp example was the handling of two federal commutation petitions.
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Of those, more than 500 petitions involve pipes and related materials.
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Singapore does not disclose publicly information about clemency petitions and decisions.
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Online petitions circulated blaming the mother of the child for negligence.
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The Constitutional Council rejected all 18 petitions claiming fraud last week.
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Fans bombarded ABC with protests and petitions and picketed network affiliates.
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The petitions allowed Smith to put legislation before the City Council.
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That's almost 5 percent of all the petitions filed since 2012.
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Decisions to not consider such petitions are usually noted without explanation.
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Last year, USCIS suspended premium processing for all H-1B petitions.
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Among the petitions to watch is Gloucester County School Board v.
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Mr. Gelernt said habeas petitions from asylum seekers would be rare.
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Nurses, high school teachers and even anime fans have organized petitions.
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City law allows for a referendum if 6,000 citizens sign petitions.
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Workers have circulated petitions calling for the company to do more.
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The Justice Department has approved more than 39,000 petitions for compensation.
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There were lawyers who filed petitions on behalf of the enslaved.
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He has not yet granted any clemency petitions, The Tennessean reported.
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Recounts by petitions and partial requests are allowed within five days.
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Back at work I draft petitions and respond to some emails.
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You can see in their petitions the desire to regain control.
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He added that habeas petitions could take many months to decide.
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Since then, five more such petitions have been submitted to NIH.
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Later that year, Mr. Pruitt filed petitions against both those rules.
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There are six petitions arguing against Section 377 before the court.
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It spearheaded a campaign of letters, petitions and postcards urging Gov.
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Without net neutrality, those ISPs would have the power to block their customers from visiting those petitions or slow the delivery of websites run by the organizers behind them, significantly impacting petitions, fundraisers, and educational content.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has received 22 petitions for hardship waivers from U.S. biofuel requirements for the 2018 compliance year, data on its website showed on Thursday, up from 15 petitions in November.
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As a practical matter, Mr. Arulanantham said, though individuals might file habeas petitions before the six-month mark, the courts move so slowly that there is little chance the petitions would be resolved until much later.
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Facebook ads appear to be one of its primary channels for reaching new users who may be likely to sign petitions — most of its ads feature petitions tied to heart-wrenching stories of animal abuse or injustice.
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We wrote letters, signed petitions, and prayed to the heavens for salvation.
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The Obama administration has received more than 30,000 petitions over eight years.
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Outrage over the gorilla's death has mounted, and online petitions at change.
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Across the country, petitions are filed against the order and protests organised.
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Two Alabama LGBT advocacy groups have started petitions calling for Chambers' resignation.
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Two recall petitions targeting Snyder over the water crisis have been approved.
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At the beginning of 2017, 13,568 petitions for clemency were still pending.
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Dozens of David Bowie petitions have been launched following the singer's death.
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But earlier petitions to review the ban were overturned by the court.
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He also said 750,000 Americans signed petitions in support of his campaign.
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The Commission has received the Stein and Del La Fuente recount petitions.
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Defect petitions require more information than the typical complaints the NHTSA receives.
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Petitions only need more than 100,000 signatures to be considered by parliament.
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The petitions are powerful and have worked in reaching the Chinese authorities.
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Lee on CNN said there were 11 states that had submitted petitions.
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There were about 6,000 pending petitions for drug offenders as of Aug.
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Petitions to 'save Uber' have, previously, garnered hundreds of thousands of signatures.
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ROSSELLO: Well, I have said the president has responded to our petitions.
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Among the petitions they will consider are two more involving religious liberty.
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Gorsuch's own clerks will review all the petitions independently of the pool.
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He added that activists often distribute registration cards along with their petitions.
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We sent out online petitions calling for a Department of Justice investigation.
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And well, the Internet loves drama and people love to sign petitions.
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I had signed so many petitions leading up to the ... Mm-hmm.
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The median salary of beneficiaries of approved H-1B petitions was $75,000.
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I see these petitions going around on net neutrality, and that's great.
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Most online petitions, for instance, attract only a small number of supporters.
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The AFL-CIO launched a series of petitions Wednesday targeting Republican Sens.
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Weeping families flocked to public hearings clutching photographs and heart-rending petitions.
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Some campaign officials and Never Trump operatives mentioned petitions to get Sen.
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When you're traveling, it's better not to sign any petitions at all.
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It happened with methane rules, ozone rules, air pollution petitions and more.
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Several other incendiary petitions for review are pending at the high court.
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Clemency petitions typically take months for the Justice Department to sort through.
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A few lesser known suggested replacements with their own petitions on Change.
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Nearly 2202,2628 petitions to Congress later and a new effort on Change.
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Still, over 12,000 petitions for sentence commutations are still awaiting a decision.
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Yet the law does require authorities to accept and consider their petitions.
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But the majority of these petitions are less credible, or downright ludicrous.
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Like the ex-voto paintings, they were personal petitions to the supernatural.
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Social media platforms blocked references to sexual harassment; online petitions were deleted.
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The Supreme Court has denied similar petitions from the banks twice before.
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Of the 60,0000 petitions that have been decided, 35,000 have been approved.
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Around 15,000 people had signed the two petitions as of Monday morning.
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Nearly 365,10 H-1B petitions were approved in the 2017 fiscal year.
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So they protest, sign petitions, call their lawmakers and organize sit-ins.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration only grants 2,500 petitions a year.
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BuzzFeed News first reported on the petitions, which were posted on Wednesday.
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But others protested and filed petitions about the secretive detentions and trials.
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Discharge petitions rarely succeed because of how high threshold is to clear.
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Instead, it accepts cases and petitions throughout the approximately nine-month term.
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Three years ago, he filed two petitions trying to remove Dr. Nevergold.
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Congress should enact appropriations riders to prevent ATF from considering such petitions.
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The government of Kerala urged the judges to dismiss the review petitions.
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As late as Monday, he was still filing nominating petitions for reelection.
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Old petitions are accessible through the Obama administration archive, but there's no sign that Trump's White House will respond to the seven petitions that reached their 100,000-signature threshold after he took office, including a request to release Trump's tax returns, two petitions to preserve the National Endowment for the Humanities and National Endowment for the Arts, and one to let American farmers grow industrial hemp.
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Petitions seeking pardons for Mr. Avery and Mr. Dassey have gathered 380,000 signatures.
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For comparison, Apple submitted over 13,21 petitions for H-21B workers in 21.
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Online petitions calling for their release have drawn hundreds of thousands of signatures.
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People often ask does signing petitions achieve anything, and I always say yes!
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The justices are not expected to act on the petitions until this summer.
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Of course, there will no doubt be a handful of great petitions started.
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About 8,000 to 10,000 such petitions go on the court's docket each term.
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And in total, the Obama administration formally denied at least 16,000 clemency petitions.
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Whoever petitions for the visa has to report their own income and assets.
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It is near-effortless to launch online petitions: they only need five supporters.
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The U.S. says the suspension is to help clear a backlog of petitions.
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Thousands of consumers signed petitions opposing the attempted Comcast and Time Warner merger.
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Sign HSI's petition and other petitions against Yulin and make your voice heard.
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There are multiple online petitions calling for the platform to oust the president.
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This will likely trigger warrants for their arrest and petitions for their extradition.
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They sign petitions trying to drive the Meyers family out, they charge Mrs.
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The "yellow vests" are demanding the right to call referendums through mass petitions.
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The Obama administration was flooded by petitions for clemency after the 2014 announcement.
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This article has been updated with more details, including the activists submitting petitions.
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That decision has been challenged through petitions and in the courts since 2007.
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The majority of H-1B petitions, around 70 percent, are from Indian nationals.
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These include petitions for full pardons as well as for commutations of sentences.
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Google dropped that project, called Maven, following employee protests through petitions and resignations.
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That's no less true of online petitions intended for delivery to congressional offices.
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Effective discharge petitions have been rare in House history, though not unheard of.
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Lawyers at Chicago O'hare Airport are filing 8 Habeas Petitions as we speak.
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The petitions rarely succeed, and those behind them are generally punished by leadership.
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The courts then have 14 days in which to rule on such petitions.
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What we need, in other words, are fewer petitions and more fan fiction.
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In the 22015 fiscal year, USCIS approved 22016 percent of H21-B petitions.
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Define American's next big move is to host college sanctuary petitions on Change.
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Injurious acts toward consumers would bolster petitions for a court stay, for instance.
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Petitions started circulating, and politicians would soon echo them: The law must change.
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These petitions were in vain; McCarrick became Washington's archbishop and then a cardinal.
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The charges include circulating petitions with false names and registering a nonexistent person.
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Their petitions listed modest incomes and expenses, including car payments and credit cards.
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No amount of petitions or die-ins or anything else can change that.
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After another "Wolves" dry spell I decide to sign several petitions on Change.
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Forty-three defect petitions were sent to the agency over the last decade.
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Meanwhile pending applications are ballooning, totaling 22,745 through June, as new petitions grow.
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The Commerce Department must still deal with nearly 20,000 petitions in its queue.
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Nashville faced petitions after the Trump Organization said it was coming to town.
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Three Muslim women's organizations have filed petitions in support of the divorced women.
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It also discusses unions drives, walkouts, petitions, and other forms of worker organizing.
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Campaign organizers submitted the petitions to state government officials for review last week.
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The Justice Department says it will review all clemency petitions received before Sept.
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It has yet to intervene despite petitions calling on it to do so.
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It adopted a rule in 1836 that the petitions would be automatically tabled.
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More than 629,000 Californians signed petitions, qualifying the privacy bill for the ballot.
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Along the way, he delivered petitions to district governments, calling for environmental protection.
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In her piece, Schulz doesn't mention an unintended consequence of signing online petitions.
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She should reject the Chinese dismissal petitions and allow the case to proceed.
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In 2018, only 23 people in San Francisco filed petitions, according to Gascón.
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"Obviously, we do not agree with discharge petitions," Ryan told reporters this week.
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The government, by contrast, has been filing fewer petitions seeking Supreme Court review.
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Reaction: Alarmed intellectuals have signed international petitions calling on the U.N. to intervene.
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The deadline for candidates to file nomination petitions for the primary is Tuesday.
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And rejected petitions, including one to "stop people starting petitions just because they're upset" and another pleading that "Donald Triumph [sic] should be given a night hood [and made a] night of Great Brian" (probably a joke), still consume official time.
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Still, activists have launched dozens of online petitions to bring awareness to the cause.
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Petitions have been circulating at a number of schools over the past few days.
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Due to the amount of people seeking the visa, petitions are chosen via lottery.
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Nearly 7,000 petitions have been submitted, according to a search of a government database.
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Since the election, there have been sanctuary campus petitions in at least 170 schools.
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Women tended to out-sign men by a 2-1 ratio on abolitionist petitions.
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He helps Khan — who isn't fluent in English — with typing out letters and petitions.
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And multiple petitions have emerged calling for authorities to take down more Confederate monuments.
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Those who didn't would have to pay a $25,000 filing fee or circulate petitions.
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The majority of petitions are still being approved, but the approval rate is dropping.
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But the public continues to fume, circulating petitions and online articles decrying the verdict.
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It's not clear whether a few petitions will be enough to change their mind.
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The government's website hosts some 2,700 petitions on the matter, one with 6m signatories.
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But, at the same time-- so, he&aposs responded to all of our petitions.
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She represents parents who are responding to petitions filed against them in Family Court.
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In preparation, greens are drafting petitions and priming for a battle they know well.
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Sympathetic faculty members have signed petitions vowing a zero-tolerance stance toward sexual assault.
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Several residents' associations have filed petitions against MHADA's plans and have threatened to protest.
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Sheen and Mueller were wed in 2008 and filed separate divorce petitions in 2010.
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They hold walkathons, lobby members of Congress, sign petitions and even have advocate toolkits.
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The exemption process allows the DEA a completely open-ended timeline to review petitions.
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Discharge petitions must get 218 signatures to trigger a vote on the House floor.
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The petitions on Tuesday represented the second attempt by Oi's board to regain power.
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Over the next few years, there were more petitions, all of them turned down.
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Members of the House majority hardly ever endorse discharge petitions, much less launch them.
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Discharge petitions, which are rarely successful, require at least 218 signatures to move forward.
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Final numbers for 28503 count 22019,739 SIJS petitions approved compared to 3,431 in 2013.
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It's a rapid turnaround after years of petitions without results from vegetarians and vegans.
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British law says petitions with over 100,000 signatures must be considered for parliamentary debate.
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Last week, the justices held their regular closed-door conference to discuss pending petitions.
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His petitions for appeals were always brief and incomplete, making insufficient use of precedent.
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"I don't believe discharge petitions are the way to legislate," McCarthy told The Hill.
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NHTSA said it plans to propose modernizing procedures to follow when reviewing exemption petitions.
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For cynics and skeptics, a platform that hosts petitions is one-dimensional and flat.
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Several petitions calling for Persky's removal have amounted to nearly a million combined signatures.
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The museum's contract with Wilson Security had spurred performance protests, petitions, campaigns, and demonstrations.
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But other Druse legislators have joined petitions against the law to Israel's Supreme Court.
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Some subsist on the thin gruel of political cartoon shows and online impeachment petitions.
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In 2016, only about 11 percent of asylum applicants had their petitions granted nationally.
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While serving their two weeks, the justices would consider petitions for Supreme Court review.
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The system was set up to consolidate the work of reviewing hundreds of petitions.
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However, papers were served to the wrong Chris Hansen, and the petitions were dismissed.
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The Gag Rule was the House's response to a rising tide of antislavery petitions.
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Once Becerra's office takes those steps, supporters will be cleared to begin circulating petitions.
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Under the legislation, petitions for tariff relief would go to the International Trade Commission.
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Today, there are a dozen lawsuits and petitions demanding the content be taken down.
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Discharge petitions can force full House votes on bills without them passing through committee.
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The high court takes fewer than 1% of the petitions that reach its doorsteps.
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The debate was called by the Petitions Committee of the lower house of parliament.
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It was one of the first petitions of the decade to go viral, Change.
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But in San Francisco, only 232 petitions have been filed as of Sep. 2017.
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Both projects saw petitions of dissent circulated by employees against partnering with the Pentagon.
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In its stay petitions, DOJ has argued that it expects to succeed on appeal.
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The states threatening to sue say their petitions should strike a chord with Pruitt.
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Dozens of prominent writers and Nobel laureates have signed petitions calling for his release.
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Working with the AARP's state chapter, she helped distribute 8,000 citizen petitions to legislators.
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ET, three orders — one for each of his petitions — from the Supreme Court arrived.
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One of the earliest high-impact petitions on the platform occurred in early 2012.
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According to The New York Times, 17 petitions have reached the 100,000-signature mark since Trump took office, including a request for the president to release his tax returns and two petitions to maintain funding for the National Endowment for the Arts.
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"The rate of signing is the highest the site has ever had to deal with and we have had to make some changes to ensure the site remains stable and open for signatures and new petitions," the Petitions Committee tweeted on Thursday.
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They didn't tell Smock to shut up or circulate petitions to bar him from campus.
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Paul Ryan's office wouldn't accept the petitions, but maybe they'll hear the resulting phone calls.
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The temporary suspension applies to all H-1B petitions filed on or after April 3.
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Tuesday marked the deadline in Pennsylvania for filing nominating petitions for the May primary election.
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Petitions got started to encourage those fans never to listen to those critics ever again.
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In seven petitions' recruitment reports, the properties' representatives said that zero US workers had applied.
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But the government is compelled to take specified steps when e-petitions reach certain thresholds.
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But showing organized solidarity via petitions still makes an impact, especially on the government level.
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Thousands of them signed heartfelt petitions lobbying for her creative freedom from from Dr. Luke.
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The latest petitions for the cooks and housekeepers were first reported by the Washington Post.
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McDonald's responded to their petitions in kind when the second episode released several months later.
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Since 1979 British men have consistently filed between 38,19793 and 48,000 divorce petitions per year.
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He has denied petitions over traffic tickets incurred after sentences were completed, the lawsuit said.
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Child protection petitions were soon filed, although no charges have been brought against their parents.
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Broward County, according to the news outlet, has filed 88 risk protection petitions since March.
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The pool divides up the labor of sifting through about 7,000 petitions amongst law clerks.
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People can also sign petitions being circulated by the ACLU and National Domestic Workers Alliance.
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Hawaii, Idaho, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Wyoming, and Guam ban retaliation for petitions or voting.
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Petitions on the website are given a month to get the required number of signatures.
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Environmental groups also opposed Atlantic drilling and had organized protests and petitions in affected states.
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In the past year, most of his Facebook posts consisted of signed petitions on Change.
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After two or more hours of trying, we were finally successful in delivering the petitions.
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"I've always believed discharge petitions are not a way to govern," McCarthy told The Hill.
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There are currently 2,108 petitions for pardons, according to the Office of the Pardon Attorney.
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Business and community groups started organizing against the initiative even before supporters filed their petitions.
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Moreover, judges have become increasingly likely to deny detainees' petitions to be released on bond.
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The petitions were set up by Credo Action, a network of about 85033 million activists.
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As an independent, the former mayor wouldn't need to start circulating petitions until July 85033.
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The ITC would then analyze the petitions and issue public reports to Congress with recommendations.
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"Death to Terrorists" is a common rallying cry at their roadside demonstrations and online petitions.
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These applications ranged from employment authorization to petitions for humanitarian protection for human trafficking victims.
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The reason for the recent increase in SIJS petitions is likely due to two factors.
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Proposals for new nuclear power stations have also been met by online denunciations and petitions.
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The Supreme Court is scheduled later this month to hear petitions to revise its order.
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Discharge petitions are normally a tool used by the minority party — unsuccessfully, in most cases.
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Children can sustain years of neglect and abuse before an agency petitions for court intervention.
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The agency would then analyze the petitions and issue public reports to Congress with recommendations.
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Do likes, retweets, online petitions, and viral videos about athletes really budge laws or policies?
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The petitions were set up by Credo Action, a network of about 4 million activists.
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The director Rudy Valdez, who is also her brother, worked on appeals and clemency petitions.
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Students, housewives and professionals of many walks of life signed petitions demanding the bill's withdrawal.
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Mexican officials told them their asylum petitions could take at least five months to process.
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The deadline for candidates to submit petitions to appear on the ballot is March 6.
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Petitions protesting the cull, organized in the United States and Europe, were met with scorn.
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But when they walked the petitions into the council clerk, she refused to accept them.
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They have included attempts to sabotage petitions by flooding them with false or duplicate names.
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It has argued that immigrants can file individual habeas corpus petitions to challenge their detentions.
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Raemisch, No. 17-1284, it ordered the officials to file responses to the plaintiffs' petitions.
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In the end, she was, despite the group's vigils, petitions and a social media campaign.
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Some filed petitions to remain near enslaved family members, while others moved West or North.
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Mims and Team Roc have also staged rallies and formed online petitions to raise awareness.
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A possible replacement system would favor visa petitions for jobs that pay the highest salaries.
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Ms. Nixon can also circulate petitions, which she has signaled is her more likely route.
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Discharge petitions, which force a vote without the consent of leadership, are rarely successful, however.
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They have called it "PlateGate," and have promised hearings, petitions and legislation to remedy it.
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As a Latina writer, my petitions were for us to be seen, heard, and understood.
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A spokeswoman for Sinclair declined to comment on the batch of petitions made public Tuesday.
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And then, when it finally hears (and presumably rejects) those petitions, the lawsuits will begin.
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The Supreme Court has said it would hear petitions challenging the law on Jan. 22.
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They circulated Facebook petitions for uncontroversial causes—cancer walks and suicide hotlines and hurricane relief.
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Since his firing, "Guardians" fans have circulated petitions online calling for Disney to reinstate him.
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The justices' next private conference to consider petitions seeking review is scheduled for Feb. 15.
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Parliament must consider holding a debate on all petitions that gain more than 100,000 signatures.
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The debate was led by Paul Flynn MP, a member of the Petitions Committee on the motion: "That this House has considered e-petitions 114003 and 114907 relating to the exclusion of Donald Trump from the UK." No vote will take place after the debate.
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" By suspending premium processing, the department says it will be able to "process long-pending petitions, which we have currently been unable to process due to the high volume of incoming petitions and the significant surge in premium processing requests over the past few years.
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"I am unable to carry out my job effectively," Ms. Leff wrote, because the Justice Department had not provided her office with a sufficient staff or resources to review petitions, and had even instructed her, she said, to set aside thousands of existing petitions.
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Petitions were launched calling for Pattinson to be replaced even before he had been cast officially.
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Numerous petitions denouncing Strother, also a graduate of Baylor, have accrued hundreds of thousands of signatures.
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The House may only consider discharge petitions on the second and fourth Mondays of each month.
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Until then, Roseberry says there's a sense of anxiousness among those who still have unanswered petitions.
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"There is no merit in the petitions," said Justice Ashok Bhushan, who read out the judgment.
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Furthermore, the office denied more petitions than ever before — a record 22013 pardon applications in 43.
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Obama granted more petitions for pardons and commutations in December 2014, and again in March 2015.
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Several #DeleteFacebook petitions are now circulating, urging users to remove their accounts and uninstall the app.
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Indeed, last year, the H-1B visa program hit its cap for petitions by April 7.
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The House of Representatives also passed a gag rule for the automatic tabling of abolitionist petitions.
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Secretaries sorting through petitions demanding the construction of new subway lines, New York City, circa 1923.
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Because discharge petitions overrule the speaker, technically Ryan would not have been breaking the Hastert Rule.
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The trade investigation was launched in March based on petitions from the American Kitchen Cabinet Alliance.
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The court regularly re-lists petitions for multiple conferences before deciding whether to hear a case.
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Once the alarm was sounded, the community sprung into action: making calls, drafting petitions, holding meetings.
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Sheen, 50, and Mueller, 38, were wed in 2008 and filed separate divorce petitions in 2010.
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Put another way: We didn't sign any petitions, but we're not feeling optimistic about Sunday's finale.
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It took about six months, and finally the mayor agreed to accept the [6,000] petitions directly.
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Counter-petitions have flooded the presidential home-page, although none of them has received many signatures.
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For 2018, there are a total of 40 petitions pending to obtain a small refinery waiver.
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When Tsega is arrested and unjustly jailed, Yetemegnu petitions first the governor and then the emperor.
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John Posthill, a volunteer for the McCrory campaign, filed four petitions in Durham alleging various irregularities.
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The internet is still consistently flooded with petitions and tweets (mostly sarcastic) protesting the gorilla's death.
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Two petitions calling for the government to save the scheme have received more than 50,000 signatures.
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We have to keep making moves against this appalling presidency — I'm signing six petitions a day!
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You can donate here and sign a variety of petitions to further support the organization's efforts.
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The government is also mandated to respond to all petitions that receive more than 10,000 signatures.
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In order to force a House floor vote, discharge petitions must get at least 220006 signatures.
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Some have launched petitions calling for the superdelegates to support the candidate chosen by Democratic voters.
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The reemergence of her story has inspired several petitions asking for a retrial in the case.
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The justices have nearly complete discretion over which petitions they hear, and most are rejected outright.
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USCIS said the suspension will help them work through a large backlog of non-premium petitions.
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Word to the wise: be careful online, whether it's through social media posts or online petitions.
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There is no fixed timeline for the DC Circuit to respond to the broadband industry's petitions.
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Most online petitions don't amount to anything, but Dark Souls fans have reason to think otherwise.
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Trump has received more than 2,800 petitions for pardons and commutations, according to the Justice Department.
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The FCC is collecting public comments and formal petitions to oppose the deal until Aug. 27.
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In addition, on Thursday the court extended deadlines for petitions that have not already been granted.
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She was no longer the staid woman who circulated petitions and held hearings to advocate change.
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Workers with clipboards begin popping up on street corners as the deadline approaches for filing petitions.
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S.C.I.S. has not issued any new guidance or policy directives regarding the adjudication of S.I.J. petitions.
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The act also created a special court where federal judges would vet petitions for surveillance warrants.
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Since then, nearby settlers have filed four petitions urging the government to act on its plans.
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The denial rate for petitions for temporary foreign workers shot to 23 percent from 17 percent.
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I also supported several shrink-created petitions that were circulating to keep Trump from attaining power.
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An additional 2,108 petitions for pardons and 8,833 commutation bids remain pending, according to the office.
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On Tuesday, India's Supreme Court announced that it would hear petitions next month challenging its ruling.
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Hundreds signed petitions and thousands wrote comments online calling on the government to abandon the plan.
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But the Pennsylvania State Department has said many of the deadlines to file petitions have passed.
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Thousands of people in multiple petitions are calling on the Hallmark Channel to "reject" LGBTQ content.
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Perhaps India's Supreme Court, responding to various legal petitions, could even order him to reinstitute autonomy.
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The deadline for filing petitions to deny the Sinclair-Tribune merger was at midnight on Monday.
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Both Trump and Bloomberg promote petitions on Facebook that call for an end to animal cruelty.
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When people sign the petitions, they hand over their name and contact information to the campaigns.
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There it resided until 1901, when, after petitions by the Lee family, President McKinley returned it.
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There are petitions online to end it, but the movement hasn't gained any traction among politicians.
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Taylor said they will deliver a coffin carrying voter "de-registration" petitions to the convention Thursday.
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However, officials promised that they would begin responding to the petitions after the site was relaunched.
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Generating petitions, advertising campaigns, and even live demonstrations can be effective mechanisms to draw public attention.
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The petitions were transferred to San Diego and combined with the lawsuit there over family separation.
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New online petitions also target Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's, which together operate roughly 200 stores.
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"Referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law," Cissna said.
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The Stein campaign said that as of Monday, voters had filed recount petitions in 120 precincts, including more than 70 in Philadelphia, where the county has not yet certified the vote and petitions can still be accepted, according to Ilann Maazel, a lawyer for the campaign.
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"These numbers equate to roughly 5% of the 4,665 petitions we have handled since the beginning of the year and as one of the largest filers of divorce petitions in the UK, is a pretty good indicator," a spokesperson for Divorce Online wrote in a statement.
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Now the popular petition site (it has received some 446,435 petitions and nearly 33 million signatures since 2011) is getting an update to make it easier to create and sign petitions from any screen — including mobile devices, according to White House Chief Digital Officer Jason Goldman.
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Already the new administration had continued one tradition started by the Obama White House -- receiving citizens' petitions.
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This enables these petitions to turn up upon Googling the poetry, too, as seen on this Change.
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That's a 16 percent approval rate among all petitions processed by the Office of the Pardon Attorney.
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All petitions that receive over 100,000 signatures are considered for debate but not all reach this stage.
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Fans across the world are starting petitions to honour David Bowie, and they're racking up the signatures.
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It looks like the hashtags and petitions to bring back the canceled Netflix series Sense8 are working.
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They also can't file visa petitions to legalize their spouses and children until they are US citizens.
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He added that final decisions on the petitions were to be made following receiving the DOE input.
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Jackson set deadlines for Mueller's office to respond to the petitions later this week and in January.
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Facebook launches petition feature, its next battlefield Facebook is launching a new petitions feature called Community Actions.
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The Baltic states have exemplary civic and e-citizenship traditions (witness Latvia's successful experiments with e-petitions).
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Clearly satirical, the petitions cuts to the heart of the GOP's hypocrisy about the issue of guns.
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THE SUPREME COURT rejects about 99% of the 7,000 to 8,000 petitions that reach it each year.
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The insolvency pleas follow two separate insolvency petitions filed by China Development Bank and telecoms gearmaker Ericsson.
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As THR notes, this isn't the first time fans have used petitions to demand change in Hollywood.
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From the 2250s she oversaw lobbying and the delivery of thousands of petitions and letters to Parliament.
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Hundreds of thousands have now signed petitions calling for Avery and Dassey to be pardoned and released.
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But, Spalding said, the issues raised in the petitions are on record during the previous comment period.
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People march, sign petitions, meet with their elected officials, plant trees, clean up their towns and roads.
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Seven more petitions were pending review for compliance year 2017, while one was declared ineligible or withdrawn.
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One of the petitions had 1.85 million signatures and called for such a visit to be blocked.
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Despite a couple of online petitions, opposition to hosting the Olympics in France has gained little traction.
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Johnson aides purportedly listed placeholders instead of his name or Weld's when submitting petitions for their addition.
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Defense lawyer Mohammad Ali told reporters he would file petitions seeking a review of the court's judgment.
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The action was taken based on petitions filed by the American Kitchen Cabinet Alliance on March 6.
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Following the site's relaunch, petitions that have reached the required number of signatures will begin receiving responses.
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North Carolina standards for petitions for ballot access range from 2 to 5 percent of registered voters.
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Continue to push, get the petitions signed, go to your neighbors and coworkers and repeal the repeal!
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Turner, a DNC member, and the activists she led were attempting to deliver petitions to party leaders.
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FACT and U.S. Public Interest Research Group Education Fund also sent representatives to deliver the KFC petitions.
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Local officials, including Mr Kim, shaved their heads in protest and wrote petitions in their own blood.
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This year, companies filed 236,000 petitions for the 212,2826 available visas, a cap set in U.S. law.
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Discharge petitions are traditionally seen as a serious affront to leadership, making members reluctant to sign on.
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He added that final decisions on the petitions were to be made after receiving the DOE input.
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Under the law, the state can file risk-protection petitions against irresponsible gun owners in court. Sgt.
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THOUSANDS BACK WARREN PUSH FOR TAX TRANSPARENCY: Thousands of people have signed petitions in support of Sen.
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Protest plans ahead of Trump's July 13 visit have already commenced, with petitions and online groups forming.
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A month later, she presented a box of 41,183 printed petitions to General Mills officials in Minneapolis.
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Communicate with elected officials If you're like me, you've signed dozens of online petitions over the year.
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Discharge petitions need at least 218 signatures to trigger a House floor vote and are rarely successful.
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LaBorde issued a statement in response to public protests and online petitions seeking stronger punishment for Anderson.
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Here then, it starts to become a little clearer what exactly is going on with these petitions.
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The total number of H-1B petitions rose by less than 3 percent in the same period.
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The total number of H-1B petitions rose by less than 23 percent in the same period.
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CDB's action follows two other insolvency petitions filed by non-financial creditors including telecom gear maker Ericsson .
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Still, this accounted for only about 5 percent of the commutation petitions submitted during his two terms.
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Edwin S. Kneedler, a lawyer for the federal government, said he was aware of about 100 petitions.
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The entire Republican establishment evacuates from the campaign and they signed these petitions of being never-Trumpers.
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Residents have also been expressing their resistance by signing petitions and announcing plans to go on strike.
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Protesters are maintaining the pressure with small daily operations: momentarily disrupting public services, delivering petitions to consulates.
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Twelve of the 2120 petitions resulted either in recalls or extended warranties covering about five million vehicles.
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From January through June of this year 5,671 SIJS petitions were approved while 403 applications were denied.
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More than 24,26.3 signatures appeared on half a dozen online petitions entreating Australia to spare the cats.
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"When landlords got greedy and upped rents, we signed petitions trying to stop them," my mom said.
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But in May, Mr. Feiner rejected the petitions, citing discrepancies in the boundaries of the proposed village.
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Where it stands: DOT is reviewing petitions from 2 companies — GM and Nuro — for exemptions from FMVSS.
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Food companies pay attention when people sign petitions demanding that they remove questionable ingredients from their products.
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Liberal states that allow ballot petitions have largely voted to legalize marijuana, including California, Oregon and Massachusetts.
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More than a hundred petitions against the unified team have gone to the presidential Blue House's website.
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The board of canvassers previously rejected recall petitions related to the Flint water crisis, the spokesman said.
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Just how many petitions will be filed with the new electronic registration system remains to be seen.
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Organizers said that an early count found that at least 1,500 people had presented petitions in Moscow.
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But he'd only have a week until the filing deadline to circulate petitions in a different district.
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Internet advocacy group Free Press, the Open Technology Institute and Mozilla filed similar protective petitions on Tuesday.
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Receiving 10,000 signed petitions from her constituents can go a long way toward stiffening a Senator's spine.
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The pardon office is set up to handle petitions for pardons, utilizing established procedures, standards and rules.
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They circulated petitions, held placards at prayer vigils, even tried to meet Malone's plane at the airport.
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Either way, none of this is particularly new; anti-monarchy petitions have always had a presence online.
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Online petitions requested all of the performers take a knee in support of Kaepernick and his goals.
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It starts with discussing ordinances, creating petitions, and making officials accountable for what changes they are allowing.
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That's more than twice as many petitions filed in the entire state of California over two years.
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This week the chaotic visa process will begin again: Companies will apply to employ skilled foreign workers at the beginning of April — and if it's anything like years past, immigration authorities could cap the petitions within a week, receiving hundreds of thousands of petitions for only 21,22013 spots.
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"In particular, referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law," he wrote.
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" They also accused us of flooding "the agency with petitions to list as many species as can be found under every rock and in every crevice, and then sue when the FWS is unable to meet rigid, artificial deadlines under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) for reviewing those petitions.
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He declined to give a rating and said that the White House has answered "all of our petitions."
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I appreciate the important work of the Standing Committee on Petitions in putting community concerns before the Parliament.
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In 2015, he canceled a tour of Australia after petitions and backlash from the country's anti-violence campaigns.
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The decision is a response to petitions filed earlier this year by the American Institute of Steel Construction.
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You can also make a donation to STRASS, or keep track of their new petitions and upcoming protests .
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In April 2014, Deputy Attorney General James Cole unveiled a new set of standards for "prioritizing" clemency petitions.
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Hundreds of online petitions could fill their inboxes and they could look the other way, but that's changing.
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DeVos' selection in September sparked on-campus protests and petitions demanding that the invitation to speak be rescinded.
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The EPA is seen granting 30 exemptions from the nation's biofuel laws out of the 38 pending petitions.
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Every time the Supreme Court has ruled it must be torn down, the government petitions for a delay.
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Young civil liberties lawyers sat huddled on airport floors, drafting habeas petitions on laptops to free the detainees.
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U.S. EPA HAS RECEIVED SCORING INPUT FROM DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY ON PETITIONS FOR 2018 SMALL REFINERY WAIVERS -SOURCES
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Mostly, these works exist in my mind as ideas, as petitions, and that's where they're more aptly situated.
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Newspapers filled with petitions signed by Israeli doctors, pilots, rabbis, musicians and Holocaust survivors, all opposing the policy.
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The myth-busting site, Snopes, has documented how online petitions can be rife with bad or misleading information.
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Change.org boasts 100 million users posting 1,000 new petitions daily ranging from major global issues to the hyperlocal.
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"In terms of determining impact, we know that petitions drive conversations forward and into the open," she said.
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To be placed on the ballot, other candidates must get petitions signed this month by 201 Harvard graduates.
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Org alone, there are over 400 petitions and more than 360,000 supporters in its "EU Referendum Reaction " section.
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The court had previously declined to hear the petitions, but that was before Kavanaugh had joined the bench.
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She launched petitions, went door-to-door stirring up public opposition, and challenged international banks over their involvement.
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Both sides asked the Supreme Court to review the case and the justices declined both petitions on Monday.
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On the rare occasions when corruption cases are brought against prominent people, petitions can take years to resolve.
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Don&apost try any cute little tricks, parliamentary discharge petitions or others, because we are on to you.
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Uber and Lyft sent notices to drivers urging them to sign in-app petitions to "protect" driver flexibility.
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"Obviously, we don't like discharge petitions," Ryan said Thursday, adding that it "loses control" on the House floor.
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The group is printing 5,000 petitions to deliver to the Washington offices of House Democrats opposing the bill.
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They further allege in their petitions that Durst illegally disposed of her remains, which have never been recovered.
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Forget petitions or protest: Trolling for social change is some of the best kind of activism there is.
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Online petitions to pardon Making a Murderer subjects Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey have reached nearly 117,000 signatures.
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Official results won't be announced until August 12, after the National Electoral Commission considers petitions and verifies numbers.
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Complicating matters, Yoovidhya's attorney has repeatedly filed petitions claiming his client is being treated unfairly in the investigation.
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The USCIS had received 199,000 visa petitions from employers -- way more than enough to meet the statutory caps.
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But young feminists are pushing back against this idea using social media activism, online petitions, and staged walkouts.
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Three months after Harambe's death, people were still bombarding the zoo with harsh words, petitions and protest memes.
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The change could save companies loads of billable hours and effort filling out full petitions for each employee.
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About 22019 percent of H-1B petitions approved in FY 2014 were for workers in computer related occupations.
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It acted after petitions from U.S.-based Titanium Metals Corp, part of Berkshire Hathaway Inc's Precision Castparts Corp.
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Official results won't be announced until August 20003, after the National Electoral Commission considers petitions and verifies numbers.
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The group has received more than 23,85033 petitions that will be delivered to those members' offices next week.
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Should their rivals attempt to cut prices to gain market share, they file anti-dumping petitions against them.
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Susan, the resourceful researcher, found an electronic list of guardianship petitions filed in New York County for me.
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Some shows have been saved by vocal fans signing petitions or sending networks letters and sometimes even footballs.
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The DEA's decision on the re-classification petitions by the two former governors was expected around middle 2016.
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"Petitions, occupations, strikes, vanguard parties, affinity groups, trade unions: all arose out of particular historical conditions," they say.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is the first step for consideration of petitions for spouses or fiancées.
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Daphtary's organization and other advocacy groups delivered petitions with 250,000 signatures to HHS Thursday calling for Lloyd's removal.
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The EPA only in 2017 first began releasing the number of waiver petitions it has received and granted.
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Members of the House majority rarely endorse, let alone create, discharge petitions, given the potential to embarrass leadership.
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The case has sparked international outrage and several petitions worldwide had called for her sentence to be dropped.
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The activists drafted legislative petitions demanding better schools and job opportunities and legal protections from bigotry and violence.
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Given such stiff majority leadership opposition, very few discharge petitions ever achieve the House majority threshold of signatures.
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But Ms. Murren, the Pennsylvania State Department spokeswoman, said the deadline for such petitions had come and gone.
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"Our staff is not aware of any petitions for precinct-level recounts in the presidential race," she said.
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That spurred an onslaught of support for Mr. Avery, including a defense fund and petitions to free him.
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Six petitions that have challenged the previous Supreme Court ruling are being addressed by the court on Tuesday.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs typically have 30 days to respond to those petitions, although extensions are not unusual.
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Other petitions, including one declaring "Antifa" protesters as "terrorists," also remain unanswered, despite crossing the 100,85033-signature threshold.
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Discharge petitions can force floor votes on legislation if a majority of House members sign on to them.
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Fawcett led a peaceful campaign for equal rights including petitions, lobbying members of parliament and non-violent protests.
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"We don't like discharge petitions," Ryan said last Thursday, adding that it "loses control" on the House floor.
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Lawsuits from immigrants seeking habeas corpus petitions to be released from detention have been delayed for the shutdown.
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This dark association stems from Santa Muerte's status as a back-channel intercessor for less-than-holy petitions.
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The startup course-corrected to focus on making real political impact with petitions and tools for contacting representatives.
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It has inspired petitions by those looking to memorialize deceased entertainers like Amy Winehouse, Paul Walker, and Prince.
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Participation in activities like Women's Marches, signing petitions and writing one's representatives surged in Q1 of that year.
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The justices met behind closed doors earlier on Friday to discuss pending petitions and Ginsburg participated by proxy.
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Internet advocacy group Free Press, the Open Technology Institute and Mozilla Corp filed similar protective petitions on Tuesday.
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The riverkeeper, whose position is privately funded by donations, is not one of those online activists peddling petitions.
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The Supreme Court plans to consider review petitions, though lawyers do not expect a reversal of the verdict.
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Others wrote up petitions asking our [college] president Laurie Patton not to provide introductory remarks for his talk.
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Here are some of the petitions the AI came up with: Not quite a serious batch of proposals!
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In such cases, most children are permitted to pursue their own petitions for asylum in the United States.
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His legal actions — appeals, motions to vacate, petitions, writs of mandamus and habeas corpus — have all been denied.
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Newer measures, in California, Oregon and Washington, allow family members to bring such petitions to judges as well.
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These are the volunteers who have gone door to door with petitions and who speak before state legislatures.
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These petitions sit in purgatory, ignored, even though many are for people similar to Munoz, Hall, and Negron.
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While that's more commutations than any president since Woodrow Wilson, thousands of petitions, like Johnson's, are still pending.
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Petitions on the website are given a month to get the required number of signatures: http://bit.ly/2jCAlw21625.
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Online petitions can take that level of communication to a larger scale by amassing signatures quickly and easily.
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They will sign petitions and they will march; other times they will stay quiet to avoid drawing attention.
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Clemency petitions undergo no fewer than seven levels of review, four of them within the Department of Justice.
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That would allow an independent but thorough review of clemency petitions free from the influence of career prosecutors.
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More than a hundred petitions against the unified team have been sent to the presidential Blue House's website.
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Petitions with more than 100,000 signatures are eligible for parliamentary debate, and any vote would not be binding.
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Per the government Petitions Committee, the "rate of signing" is the highest in the website has ever seen.
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The number of petitions has been increasing in recent years, said Doug Cohen, a spokesman for the office.
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The Sanders backers were angry that petitions they'd presented for rules changes to the convention were not considered.
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Blankenship said before submitting his petitions that he expected to pursue legal efforts to fight an expected denial.
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The authorities also ignored dozens of writers and Nobel laureates who signed petitions calling for Mr. Liu's release.
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In November, the Supreme Court began hearing a series of petitions against Mr. Sharif based on the accusations.
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The longer order would expire at the end of the specified term, unless someone petitions to renew it.
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The Medical Board's Medical Marijuana Committee will meet on February 12 to decide which petitions will be considered.
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Friday's ruling came after the country's top court was responding to a series of petitions challenging the restrictions.
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Signs and many petitions called on him not to seek a fourth term in next year's presidential election.
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But the island's election authority earlier this year approved contradicting referendum petitions from both conservative and rights groups.
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Those earlier rulings stemmed from petitions filed by the Movement for Quality Government in Israel, a nongovernmental group.
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Petitions and essays on behalf of political prisoners and victims of human rights violations were a constant feature.
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She believes she was fired for participating in petitions that questioned certain contracts between Google and government agencies.
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Many of these efforts — which included referendums, congressional petitions and direct negotiations between Florida and Alabama — nearly succeeded.
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Paglia's petitions grow fuzzier with each iteration, as if they were documents smudged from being photocopied 300 times.
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Mr. Bouteflika's campaign director nonetheless went ahead on Sunday and delivered a truckload of petitions required of candidates.
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They will offer a variety of ways to become involved: as volunteers, by donating money, by signing petitions.
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During the first few years of the program, officials at the embassy in Kabul signed off on few petitions.
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Facebook has launched a News Feed feature called Community Actions, which allows users to create, support and share petitions.
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In early July, a slew of petitions asking Salesforce to sever ties with CBP gathered more than 100,000 signatures.
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BuzzFeed News also received several other visa petitions from these Trump properties, but they did not include recruitment reports.
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But discharge petitions are rare and seen as an embarrassment because the speaker loses control of the House agenda.
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons said Friday it had no comment on the habeas corpus petitions or subsequent filings.
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It's easy to mock online petitions in general, and We the People certainly had issues under the Obama administration.
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Some Uber employees responded by posting long messages on Facebook praising Kalanick, or circulating petitions to get him reinstated.
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The larger the number of people that sign onto the petitions, the stronger the push to end the Festival.
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Alabama requires parties to collect a number of petitions equal to 3 percent of the last vote for governor.
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And under the rules of the court, the regions only have a few weeks to get their petitions filed.
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If 20% of the voting population had signed petitions during that time, a recall election could have been ordered.
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Players typically have to air their grievances on Twitter or through petitions, which aren't always addressed by league operators.
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President-elect Donald Trump has not said how he will treat pending petitions for clemency when he takes office.
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You can also sign petitions and call your government and MPs to task on the media crackdown in Turkey.
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Free — as long as you're willing to call your congressperson, sign petitions or tweet in support of certain causes.
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Parties now regularly file legal petitions aimed at disqualifying their rivals, instead of leaving voters to adjudicate their disputes.
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These three petitions have been on the justices' list for months and have been relisted or rescheduled several times.
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There's something about bodies in a space that holds an impact no amount of tweeting or petitions can achieve.
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The petitions were filed by members of the Mahiti Swewa Samati, a local group working for farmers legal rights.
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In doing so, millions of users stood up to the cable Goliaths via protests, petitions and other grassroots methods.
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We need to find every opportunity to have each other's backs — from marches to strikes to petitions to stands.
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On Friday, EPA's website showed two more petitions have been submitted, bringing the total number of applications to 42.
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A Netflix documentary about their work won an Academy Award in 2017, and Hollywood stars signed petitions in solidarity.
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The Parks Conservation Association has collected about 20,000 signatures on petitions that have been sent to the White House.
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A few weeks ago we reported on LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman's investment in social justice petitions site Change.org.
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For example, it had been charging organizations to sponsor petitions, but it recently introduced crowdfunding to generate more revenue.
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Earlier this year, the British government said it would begin deporting Afghan asylum seekers whose petitions had been denied.
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In 149 approved petitions involving an adult spouse or fiancé and a minor, the adult was older than 40.
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Lowering the threshold for discharge petitions is just one way to make Congress more accountable to the American people.
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The case has stirred strong emotions both in Britain and abroad, with hundreds of thousands signing petitions supporting him.
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Scientists and rights groups have launched petitions in recent days to try and persuade the Kremlin to do more.
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"I'm not a believer in discharge petitions because you're turning the floor over to Democrats," he told The Hill.
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Some professors, she said, had been circulating petitions and drafting condemnations, but the students have been much more effective.
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A House rule says discharge petitions can only be considered on the second and fourth Mondays of each month.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services received 190,098 H-1B petitions for FY 2019, compared to 199,000 received last year.
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None has earned a star yet, and in fact, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce does not respond to petitions.
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A group created to support the petitions, FuerzaMexico, emphasizes the links between the political movements of past and present.
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" It added that it handles all applications and petitions "fairly, efficiently, and effectively on a case-by-case basis.
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Worries about the proposal have inspired hundreds of petitions from student and alumni associations, religious organizations and trade groups.
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New Age advocates, staunchly opposed to practices going against the natural course of life, spread petitions preaching alternative therapies.
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A possible replacement system would favor visa petitions for jobs that pay the highest salaries, according to the sources.
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Immigration attorneys say government scrutiny of SIJS petitions has increased, slowing the approval process and leaving kids in limbo.
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" It added that all petitions and applications were handled "fairly, efficiently, and effectively on a case-by-case basis.
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But as the day wore on, college students and others packed the hallways carrying signs and boxes of petitions.
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Other cases But even if it dismisses the New York case there are other petitions waiting in the wings.
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Mr. Haslam, a Republican, is in his final year in office and has not yet granted any clemency petitions.
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Last month, both Pacheco and Renner filed petitions for sole custody that were nearly identical, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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Scott Taylor, the Republican incumbent running for re-election in this congressional district, had circulated petitions on Brown's behalf.
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On Thursday, crowds gathered outside Parliament in Wellington to deliver those petitions to lawmakers from across the political divide.
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The secretary's office said Yang's campaign failed to include the first part on the vast majority of their petitions.
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Within hours, lawyers were at airports, banging out petitions on laptops, sitting in hallways and at fast-food joints.
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Circulating petitions is a common fundraising technique, drawing people to campaigns' websites and acquiring the contact information of signees.
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This is what the work of the chief had become: grant applications, local petitions, fund-raising letters, legal fees.
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Most cases reach the Supreme Court by way of petitions seeking review, which the justices are free to deny.
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Alumni can submit petitions to nominate the younger slate of candidates until the deadline on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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The move by CDB follows two other insolvency petitions filed by non-financial creditors including telecoms gear maker Ericsson.
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"People really see online petitions as a tool to help them fix something that is systemically broken," Jones said.
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Some petitions say the proposed acquisition or merger will also give Sinclair too much influence over local news content.
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Several groups and petitions have called for the streaming services to stop offering NRATV following the Florida mass shooting.
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It is set to reconsider the decision in July after a slew of petitions opposing the ban as unconstitutional.
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The polystyrene foam cups have been the target of petitions and angry fights on social media in the past.
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Petitions on the website of the South Korean president's office have called for investigations into Merrill Lynch's KRX trades.
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Nearly two dozen candidates had filed petitions to become the next New York City public advocate in a Feb.
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Activists have circulated petitions, staged sit-ins at Hillels on college campuses and blocked Birthright's headquarters in New York.
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South Korean citizens have also voiced their opposition to a potential clampdown by signing petitions with the president's office.
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Opposition of Respondents to Petitions for Panel Rehearing and Rehearing En Banc at 73, United States Telecom Ass'n v.
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The public pressure hit a fever pitch in the past few months when lawsuits were filed and petitions were signed.
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Garcia said the officers should be used to process asylum petitions instead of being placed on bridges across the border.
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His victory caused petitions to circulate calling on electors to break rank and vote Clinton into the White House instead.
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Animal rights campaigners, including former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, signed petitions asking Bulgaria to save the five-year-old animal.
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Each week, the court receives more than 150 petitions for review -- decisions by lower courts appealed to the high court.
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It has asked all of the involved parties to submit their evidence in support of their petitions by March 30.
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India's Supreme Court is the likely venue for petitions against the government's revoking of the state's special rights, they said.
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Members of the UVA community, including faculty and students, have signed onto petitions asking the school to rescind the offer.
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They have demanded, with several unsuccessful petitions to Israel's Supreme Court, that the rig be pushed farther out to sea.
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Edwina Allen (left) drops off signed petitions with Reclaim Idaho volunteer Nirmala Sandhu in Meridian, Idaho, on March 220, 28.
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I emailed the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's office for comment on the en banc petitions but did not immediately hear back.
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America's new president is a popular topic: 35 of the 2,595 open petitions on Parliament's website are related to him.
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The bill would also allow the government to respond to petitions not in the order in which they are received.
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Petitions challenging rulings out of Washington, DC, California, and New York have been pending before the high court for months.
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In August, the Drug Enforcement Administration rejected two petitions to reschedule cannabis, which would facilitate scientific research on the plant.
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Mostly, though, I view this through the lens of engagement — petitions draw eyeballs, and maybe spark interest from lapsed users.
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Police say they'll serve him with petitions charging him with Fricker and Kuhn-Fricker's murders once his condition is stable.
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Walker, a former Republican presidential candidate, is not swayed by more than 300,000 signatures on online petitions at the Change.
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Women, by contrast, went from filing 96,000 petitions in 1979 to 118,000 in 1993, before dropping to 65,20153 in 2016.
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But the city extended its stay amid ebullient interest on social media, generous press attention and at least two petitions.
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Earlier this year, activists filed petitions in the Indian supreme court to declare both triple talaq and nikah halala unconstitutional.
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"President Zuma received petitions against the signing of the Bill into law from individuals and various organisations," the presidency said.
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The most highly anticipated petitions awaiting word from the justices involve the contentious matter of equality for gays and lesbians.
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In addition, lawmakers who champion defunding arts and culture often find themselves the target of petitions and call-in campaigns.
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But sadly, despite petitions from around the world, it doesn't look like you're going to get one any time soon.
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Petitions to the U.S government have been signed by tens of thousands of U.S. citizens asking the administration to #DenyNAI.
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She thought of him as she came to City Hall today, carrying an American flag tote bag stuffed with petitions.
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The petitions are on top of a Buick parked in a carport with a "Make America Great Again" bumper sticker.
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Instead, the group continues to file petitions to block all field trials and feeding studies in places like the Philippines.
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There were petitions to sign online, but with a queer genocide taking place, I wasn't interested in signing a petition.
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Court hearings like these are about further defining that blurry line between individual privacy and public interest in RTBF petitions.
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They are using ads, online petitions, outreach to editorial boards, rapid response emails, and other methods to raise the stakes.
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Update: The White House has responded to petitions urging President Obama to issue pardons for Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey.
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A group of women then filed Right to Information petitions, to improve their access to drinking water, buses and sanitation.
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They beg and plead with corporate Twitter accounts and start online petitions as a form of post-postmodern grassroots organizing.
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The arcane rules of the House on discharge petitions have often negated their effectiveness and discouraged members from introducing them.
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FCC rebuffs business on TCPA petitions But a 3-85033 vote by the FCC provided business with no such comfort.
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Between then and March 215, people filed 22014,2100 petitions to have their criminal records removed in Baltimore City District Court.
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The rest of the court's work went on as usual: petitions were granted, motions were denied, weekly conferences were held.
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Since becoming a state in 85033, there have been more than 200 petitions, movements or legislative efforts to split California.
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Discharge petitions are a rarely used procedure that require 218 signatures to automatically trigger a House floor vote on legislation.
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"We will not let them stop!" a grieving fan wrote in one of more than a dozen petitions on change.
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The number of petitions for H-1B visas fell by 15 percent in 2018, the first decline in five years.
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Ms. Zuckerman-Parker was furiously trying to organize voters around the states to file petitions demanding a recount this week.
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Here, a woman stacks boxes filled with letters and petitions urging Congress to stop impeaching Clinton and censure him instead.
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The mysteries are large and small, from ambiguous signals in capital cases to undisclosed rules governing the screening of petitions.
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The Trump administration on Friday said it will suspend premium processing for H-1B visa petitions for high-skilled workers.
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Under norma procedures, H-1B petitions take between three and six months to get a judgement, according to The Verge.
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Where it stands: United States Citizenship and Immigration Services began accepting this year's petitions for H-200B visas on Monday.
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Petitions circulated seeking to advance causes like ending the death penalty and raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
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In petitions seeking to detain all five suspects without bail, prosecutors said each was under investigation in the boy's death.
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Be smart: 21,000 petitions have flooded the U.S. Commerce Department asking to continue importing metals on a duty-free basis.
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All of these efforts, along with the grass-roots protests, boycotts and petitions, have been happening without the Democratic Party.
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In 1836, it passed what would be the first of several gag rules, forbidding antislavery petitions from even being discussed.
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The union representing the paper makers and the county executive also filed legal petitions seeking to keep the mill running.
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Family-based petitions allow American citizens to bring legally to the country their foreign-born parents, siblings, spouses and children.
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After several years in the United States, Gilbert was granted political asylum, and he filed petitions for Odette and Rebecca.
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In response, Zaghlul and his allies moved to mobilize public support, convening rallies, circulating petitions, and starting a press campaign.
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The more I read about trigger warnings, safe spaces and petitions to retract scholarly articles, the more my head spins.
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Soon, signature gatherers will be wielding petitions to qualify the "California Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Tax Initiative" for the 2020 ballot.
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It's why, as Brown points out, media so often sensationalizes "special girls" who create online petitions that become national news.
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You can do different types of petitions and you can also do a lot of the organizing now with technology.
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Mr. Taylor initially referred to the revelations about the improper petitions as a "nothingburger," an assessment he has since revised.
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A final comprehensive report will be completed after the conclusion of the new election and the resolution of any petitions.
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It has delivered almost a million petitions and made over 157,400 calls to Congress as its volunteer base has ballooned.
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Many people protest all of these aspects of modern Australia in different ways, through art, plays, novels, movies, petitions, protests.
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Faith in the Valley, a local nonprofit, gathered people at St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church and organized groups to distribute petitions.
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In Oregon, for instance, 27 of the 150 red flag petitions filed by the authorities or by individuals were denied.
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Texas state law requires that the party's chair sign candidates' petitions before sending them to the secretary of State's office.
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Multiple online petitions called on NBC to fire Ms. Rich and had amassed more than 80,000 signatures by Monday morning.
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Simpson on Wednesday heard petitions from 12 migrants, with two saying they were confused over appearance orders with conflicting dates.
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Meanwhile, Alfie's plight -- legally and medically -- has stirred the British public, and hundreds of thousands have signed petitions supporting him.
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Members of the House majority party rarely sign onto, let alone create, discharge petitions given how they would embarrass leadership.
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As of November 28500, there were 6900 million aliens with approved family-based visa petitions on the visa waiting list.
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In the past several years, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has received more petitions than there are visas.
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For one thing, United States Citizen and Immigration Services, the federal agency that reviews the petitions, has tightened its oversight.
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Mr. Khan led street protests last year that resulted in the Supreme Court hearing petitions regarding Mr. Sharif's offshore wealth.
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Trump officials told the AP that the administration will begin responding to the petitions once the new website is live.
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The high court will hold a conference on Friday afternoon to consider hundreds of petitions urging it to hear appeals.
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Both petitions echo the Never Again pledge, which nearly 3,000 tech workers publicly committed to during eight days in December.
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Since then, most of the major Confederate tributes in California have been removed or renamed, spurred on by activists' petitions.
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The Obama White House, which created the feature, responded to petitions that received at least 100,000 signatures within 30 days.
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Currently, 22,000 petitions are pending with the Citizenship and Immigration Services, which is directed under the Department of Homeland Security.
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Within a week, it had become the one of the most popular petitions in the website's history, with 877,110 signatures.
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Since the school announced the new policy this month, students have organized Facebook groups and circulated petitions opposing the change.
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Under the legislation, the ITC would analyze the petitions seeking tariff relief and issue public reports to Congress with recommendations.
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Three Democratic sources told Politico that Gutiérrez plans to announce Tuesday that he's pulling his nominating petitions for the seat.
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But the lawyers stayed to assist families and write habeas corpus petitions for those detained for more than six hours.
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The EPA also said the agency intends to grant partial exemptions in appropriate circumstances when deciding on 2020 exemption petitions.
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The court receives thousands of petitions every year, and the odds of being granted a hearing are generally very low.
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With 90 million unique monthly visitors, it has maintained relevance as a destination for open letters, petitions and personal essays.
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He spent hundreds of hours studying case law in the prison library and wrote dozens of petitions, briefs and motions.
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Landis always treated him in a friendly way, hearing out his petitions for reinstatement, but he also always denied them.
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Petitions to have a recount are allowed, and voters have five days to file them, according to CNN's David Wright.
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Wilson and Chattanooga each filed petitions with the FCC asking it to give them legal permission to expand their existing networks.
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"We are not amused by the memes, petitions, and signs about Harambe," Thane Maynard, Cincinnati Zoo director, told The Associated Press.
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The probe followed petitions by two privately held companies, Core Pipe Products Inc of Illinois and Maass Flange Corp of Texas.
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The petitions, known as public interest litigations, are a common way for citizens to pressure state and national governments into action.
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That's where you see these groups today doing these massive petitions, to demonstrate and identify people who support a certain cause.
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The online petitions to "Dump Trump" are a signal that consumers will not support companies that condone bigotry, racism and sexism.
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Some 17,120 were dismissed for various reasons, often because the subjects were outside the government's remit, or duplicated by other petitions.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have signed petitions asking Obama to pardon the convict (despite the fact that he legally can't).
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The House of Commons petitions committee said it will continue to monitor the petition for "suspicious activity," according to the BBC.
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It has spent about A$3.2bn ($2.4bn) buying leases and fighting court petitions against the project from environmental and indigenous groups.
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In the first two years of the initiative, the administration received thousands of petitions for commutations but granted fewer than 200.
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The IRA also got unwitting targets to hand over personal information, sign petitions, attend rallies, and even teach self-defense classes.
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U.S. EPA ADMINISTRATOR WHEELER SAYS THE AGENCY HOPES TO DECIDE ON 2018 SMALL REFINERY WAIVER PETITIONS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS
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Activists have submitted petitions to 19 foreign consulates urging leaders to raise their concerns at the summit, the news outlet says.
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Johannesburg (CNN)In commemoration of the country's Women's Day, South African President Jacob Zuma unveiled statues of four women holding petitions.
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"We oppose the use of extreme methods to petition or the carrying out of mass petitions," he added, referring to protests.
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You can sit in the privacy of your own home and participate in discussions and sign petitions and forward on information.
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"Global citizens" earn their way into the audience by taking actions like signing petitions, tweeting about issues or calling their senators.
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The impending move had sparked various online petitions calling for the welfare refunds to stay in place, including one on Change.
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Survivors whose abusers are citizens or lawful permanent residents can file petitions for residency themselves without the knowledge of the abuser.
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The Supreme Court decision to dismiss the petitions was taken by a three-judge bench, led by Chief Justice Dipak Misra.
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Outraged customers and others started online petitions, formed Facebook support groups and called and emailed Walmart corporate to register their displeasure.
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Thousands of people in Delhi are signing petitions to urge the government to take immediate steps to curb the air pollution.
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I post petitions and articles about issues not popular in corporate media like the Mississippi Choctaw case in the Supreme Court.
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"We are not amused by the memes, petitions and signs about Harambe," Thane Maynard, Cincinnati Zoo director, told AP via email.
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In the days before, online petitions and messages on social media indicated that Mr Trump would not get a friendly welcome.
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Every day brings new calls for donations, emails about petitions you should sign, and news articles about an array of crises.
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When the nature union upgraded the bird's status from "least concern" to "vulnerable," animal rights groups reacted with petitions and websites.
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Unicode doesn't consider emoji data that comes from petitions, corporate sponsorship, or nonpublic data sources, judging them too easy to manipulate.
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Discharge petitions are filed only rarely as they open up the petition signers to significant political retribution from their party leadership.
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All petitions are now inaccessible, since the website is "down for maintenance," and the administration hasn't responded to any of them.
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All applicants must have petitions submitted by their prospective employers as well a labor certificate approved by the Department of Labor.
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The outcry over what critics blasted as a light sentence has led to petitions calling for Persky's removal from the bench.
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After the ITC receives petitions, an independent panel would analyze the request based on comments from the public and the administration.
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When he rose to speak, he ignored the protesters' petitions and instead rambled about death, war, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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They would "revise the regulations pertaining to submission of petitions and the reopening of the public comment period," the agencies write.
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In the United States, creative hashtag campaigns on social media and online petitions have challenged the discomfort about period-related topics.
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Many filed petitions as soon as they were able to sponsor family members to reunite with them in the United States.
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Why it matters: USCIS implemented a new rule last month that prohibited employers from issuing multiple petitions for the same employee.
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Since the visas are awarded via lottery, in the past, some employers would submit multiple petitions for one H-1B employee.
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But there's no theological restriction on making criminal petitions and offering criminal offerings in return, up to and including human sacrifice.
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Microsoft has submitted the 10th highest amount of LCAs — the applications required before submitting H-1B petitions — and employs 45 Dreamers.
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She is also one of 8 million in India where Preethi estimates there are more than 2,500 petitions started every month.
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And to get their money, slaveowners had to file petitions with details about the slaves that were going to be freed.
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The automakers have 30 days to submit their petitions, and the NHTSA will then take public comment before making a decision.
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An election tribunal threw out those petitions last month, claiming there were not enough valid complaints to justify barring the candidates.
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Far from intimidating voters, Ms. Weaver said, the police were investigating allegations that people had been duped into signing recall petitions.
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In the four decades since Clemente's death, there has been no shortage of movements, campaigns and petitions to retire No. 21.
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And unless the couple themselves divulge the timeline of their citizenship process, the applications and petitions are protected by privacy law.
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Pattakos quickly filed a lawsuit in State Supreme Court, arguing that the council had no choice but to accept legal petitions.
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Not long after, the congregations cut a sad little deal for a couple of mental health centers and withdrew their petitions.
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In Pakistan, however, women managed to rally in cities across the country, despite petitions filed in court seeking to stop them.
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They've also circulated petitions about coronavirus protections, and filed a complaint with the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration, he said.
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Paid signature gatherers driven by financial incentive rather than moral conviction replaced volunteers who had once circulated petitions for their causes.
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Since the law went into effect in July 20173, his prosecutors have reviewed about 11,500 petitions, encompassing about 45,000 criminal cases.
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Women are writing letters to leaders, making calls, meeting with legislators, starting petitions, sharing their stories, gathering together and speaking out.
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The church and other contraception opponents filed petitions with the Supreme Court, which issued several rulings blocking parts of the law.
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It had garnered more than 220,000 signatures by Sunday; petitions that get 100,000 signatures require a response from the White House.
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They would "revise the regulations pertaining to submission of petitions and the reopening of the public comment period," the agencies wrote.
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The move is all the more striking given that discharge petitions are usually a tool used by the House minority party.
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Gun control groups like Everytown will tout petitions packed with hundreds of thousands of signatures pushing for common-sense gun reform.
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A petition to remain in the EU and revoke Article 2600 gained over 2000K signatures before crashing the government petitions website.
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Chinese academics have launched at least two petitions in the wake of Dr. Li's death, each calling for freedom of speech.
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About 20 companies accounted for 13 percent of approved H-1B petitions, according to an analysis by the Migration Policy Institute.
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Most co-ops allow shareholders to circulate petitions, although it's possible yours has a rule prohibiting them, according to Ms. Manevitz.
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Mr. Trump's pending petitions cover the gamut of goods and services, from chandeliers in Saudi Arabia to spa services in Canada.
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"The Commission has received the Stein and Del La Fuente recount petitions," the commission announced on Twitter at 4:36 p.m.
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The upward mobility and prosperity of a two-income household would elude these immigrant families whose spousal petitions would be denied.
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The court also transferred all petitions by cigarette manufacturers pending in various courts to the Karnataka High Court for further hearing.
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He filed petitions against the ordinance and spoke out at town meetings, presenting studies that poked holes in the town's arguments.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who participates in the pool, has cautioned against overstating the clerks' roles in evaluating petitions seeking review.
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Discharge petitions, a rarely-successful tool typically used by the House minority party, need 218 signatures to trigger a floor vote.
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Both petitions also highlight disagreement within President Trump's own administration about whether Title VII shields gay and lesbian employees from discrimination.
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The day before the confirmation vote, two people dressed in swamp monster masks delivered petitions against Bernhardt's nomination to McConnell's office.
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Biya's win follows protests and petitions by opposition candidates, who alleged the October 7 polling was rigged in the leader's favor.
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From 22014 to mid-22009, Federal District judges considered fifty-three Guantánamo habeas-corpus petitions and granted thirty-eight of them.
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Some states have been reviewing petitions to allow medical marijuana as a treatment for opioid addiction, including the state of Connecticut.
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The National Association for Gun Rights delivered petitions with 100,000 signatures from people opposing new gun restrictions, according to the group.
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The law was changed in 2005 after Supreme Court petitions to lift immunity in several cases where Parliament had denied it.
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Petitions are allowed, which require 3 voters in each precinct; have 5 days to file after the county completes its computation.
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Meanwhile, a write-in candidate's chances of success aren't much higher even in states where pre-election petitions are not required.
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If that weren't enough, Womack then left the podium and returned only to announce that the petitions demanding a roll call vote submitted by the delegates were insufficient because delegates removed their signatures from the petitions – which, by the RNC's own admission, was being orchestrated as Womack was taking an obviously awkward break from his duties as presiding chair.
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