So cops need probable cause to search the car, but what constitutes probable cause?
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And, the probable risk from the investigational product can't be greater than the probable risk from the illness.
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These features provide an answer to the most probable, and the least probable, outcomes for U.S. oil prices.
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The total number of probable Ebola patients in this outbreak is 515, with 303 probable deaths, the ministry reported Thursday.
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My argument is: Of course there was probable cause, because we know how low the bar for probable cause really is.
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That is, where the statistically improbable becomes probable if only because of the highly probable convergence of other statistically improbable trends or events.
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The majority of confirmed and probable cases have involved vaping THC in some form, including six probable cases linked to state-regulated marijuana products.
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For detectives, assembling enough evidence to establish that it is probable someone committed a crime — known in law as "probable cause" — is enough to make an arrest.
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In April, the American Bar Association asked homeland security to require a "subpoena based on probable suspicion or a warrant based on probable cause" for that step.
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The SEC permits the optional disclosure of probable and possible reserves, however, we have not disclosed the Company's probable and possible reserves in our filings with the SEC.
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"Our collective responsibility is to ensure that a better future is not only possible but probable, and then not only probable but foreseeable," write Figueres and Rivett-Carnac.
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Physics shows that moving from order to disorder is more probable than the reverse — much more probable when it comes to large collections of atoms such as constitute a teapot.
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Carillion's 2016 new and probable orders pipeline was expected to reach 4.5 billion pounds, it said, taking its total and probable orders pipeline to about 16 billion pounds by the year end.
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On Thursday, the WHO reported that there have been 426 confirmed or probable cases of the viral disease in the DRC since July, with 245 confirmed or probable deaths as as a result.
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"After what we have seen today, a coalition between the conservatives and the far right has become less probable and a coalition with the conservatives and the Greens more probable," Mr. Filzmaier said.
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At the end, with his team trailing by two, Westbrook hit a contested heave from 36 feet away to win the game — the least-probable buzzer-beater to cap the least-probable season.
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A probable cause conference has been scheduled for Dec. 20.
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KD is what makes more not only possible, but probable.
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Four other delegates agreed it was the most probable outcome.
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A probable cause conference has been scheduled for June 103.
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The genetic studies since then were about finding probable cause.
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But they came away more convinced of its probable existence.
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"Bran the builder built the wall," user Probable Walrus wrote.
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Israel's probable nuclear capabilities make it the greater strategic threat.
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The FBI has a valid warrant, supported by probable cause.
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The explanation for this increasingly probable outcome is pretty simple.
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Authorities are investigating the attack as a "probable" terrorist act.
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The total includes 19763 probable cases and 21 suspected ones.
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There's more than enough probable cause to arrest this officer.
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It is probable, though not certain, that if Republicans capture
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The evidence points to the highly probable answer being no.
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That said, it's possible (perhaps even probable) he was distracted.
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You're setting yourself up for probable disappointment and that's okay!
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A tax cut wasn't locked in, but it seemed probable.
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More importantly, however, are appointees of Trump's probable administration lineup.
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This is something that is both very probable and predictable.
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Probable volleyball game seen at the command center support area.
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CB Brian Poole (back) is probable for the Saints game.
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It explains the government's reasons for thinking probable cause exists.
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Which sounds implausible, but contextually it is all but probable.
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Final accident brief, including probable cause, slated to publish Sept.
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Investigators have determined that probable cause exists to charge Moore.
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He literally rescued the state of Israel from probable destruction.
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Of those cases, 745 are confirmed and 61 are probable.
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" Then he added with a laugh, "But it is probable.
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" The other half got another version: "Which is more probable?
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""Still the most probable crack comes out of fixed income.
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Answers: Bats are considered the probable source of the outbreak.
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Of those cases, 51 are confirmed, and 27 are probable.
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A probable cause hearing has been set for October 16.
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"You prepare for the probable, not the improbable," he said.
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Surgirán los radicales y es probable que el ejército participe.
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"If you're jaywalking, there's probable cause," Justice Sonia Sotomayor said.
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It's about their probable impact on what's still to come.
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It actually seems probable because there's so many energy sources.
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The P stands for probable, as in: How probable is it that researchers would happen to get the results they achieved — or even more extreme ones — if there were no phenomena, in truth, to observe?
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Its "secret court" was structured to circumvent the Fourth Amendment's probable cause standard for searches and seizures (it was replaced by probable cause to believe someone might be a "foreign agent," which is broadly defined).
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While such a diplomatic move is technically feasible, is it probable?
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And moderately sized disasters are more probable than you might think.
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There are another 13 probable cases, according to the health ministry.
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Probable cause carries more strict and codified standards in its application.
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King County tops the list at 176 confirmed or probable cases.
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At a probable cause hearing in Nantucket District Court on Dec.
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A preliminary hearing will be scheduled at the probable cause hearing.
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A final probable cause of the investment boom is sheer indiscipline.
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The Environmental Protection Agency calls the metal a probable human carcinogen.
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Reinhart is not willing, however, to comment on their probable relationship.
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According to a probable cause statement, which was signed by Sgt.
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The probable Democratic candidate, Kyrsten Sinema, a state congresswoman, looks strong.
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PG&E acknowledged it's "probable" that its equipment started the fire.
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There is probable cause to charge him with Cruelty to Animals.
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The probable psychopath even manages to make eating cereal look evil.
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Though it's possible, if not probable, that Miller wasn't the first.
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He then changed his story, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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Matthews and Ward acknowledged committing the burglary, probable cause statements allege.
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That makes it probable that we're looking at early 2015 pic.twitter.
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At a probable cause hearing in Nantucket County Court on Dec.
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There was no word on any probable cause for the accident.
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And these are just some of the more probable, routine ideas.
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Now we think it's not very probable, but it is possible.
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Probable bot accounts have liked that individual tweet some 1,100 times.
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He was listed as probable and was expected to play Friday.
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He said the probable launch was detected at 1:30 p.m.
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An upgrade is not probable in the short to medium term.
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No probable cause of criminal activity or even suspicion is required.
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When is war, rather than revolution, the probable outcome of inequality?
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Any judgement based on gender or race, that's not probable cause.
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Kiraly coached the red team, composed of probable starters in Rio.
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A more probable pick for Cruz is someone like Wisconsin Gov.
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NDMA, or N-nitrosodimethylamine, is classified as a probable human carcinogen.
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The lack of any real probable cause was a consequential issue.
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But Erpenbeck's last-minute rescues are wistful rather than very probable.
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Mr. Scott said he told the officer he lacked probable cause.
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"I think it's possible, we'll see if it's probable," she said.
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Yet all the signals of a probable down period are there.
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Such a change now looks better than possible, maybe even probable.
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CB Desmond Trufant (concussion) is probable and is expected to start.
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The Cook report rates five seats there as "probable" Democratic pickups.
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The preliminary report does not yet indicate probable cause or fault.
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Confirmed and probable cases, 229–272 25 1 N.Y. N.J. Ill.
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Confirmed and probable cases, 210–13 21 28 N.Y. N.J. Ill.
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Officials then concluded that the probable crash site was farther north.
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During the study, 220 people were diagnosed with probable Alzheimer's disease.
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Eating these foods every day are a probable human carcinogen, too.
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Another angle: Bats are considered the probable source of the outbreak.
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It only relates to probable cause that the alien is deportable.
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"It is not probable that the suspect acted alone," it said.
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Yet we are learning quickly, and survival is highly probable still.
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We examined the probable effects when the idea surfaced in April.
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Es probable que sean un tema importante de debate este jueves.
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The board said two recent crashes had almost identical probable causes.
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All prices are possible, but some are more probable than others.
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But we believe strongly there is probable cause to conclude that.
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He is considered a probable third-day pick in the draft.
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Geneticists can suggest a probable scope of skin and hair colors.
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His death was ruled a probable drug overdose later that month.
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Probable or possibly started by her and her very sleazy campaign.
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But it's probable that it covers a substantial portion of them.
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It's more probable they'll hike two rather than one this year.
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Because that means that a federal judge, independently elected, has found probable cause that the president, or people on his staff, have probable cause to have broken the law or to have interacted with a foreign agent.
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And this president has done nothing, number one, to take the most probable person to — probable country to launch an attack and stop them, and has done nothing to try to defend us, particularly our electric grid.
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As Mr Couto puts it, in Brazil today "the unpredictable is probable".
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A probable cause conference is scheduled for Wednesday, followed by a Nov.
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S. person overseas, you don`t need any probable cause at all.
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Positive rating action is not probable in the short- to medium-term.
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Followup observations allowed astronomers to pinpoint a probable collision with southern Africa.
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Lomas' death is being investigated as a "probable overdose," the papers state.
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The probable cause statement did not list a motive in the case.
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Another 57 cases (26 percent) were classified as having a probable cause.
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It's probable the island saw near-record levels of rain and flooding.
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Critics say the searches lack proper probable cause and are flatly unconstitutional.
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Eventually, it might be possible — in fact, probable — that this will change.
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With the probable, there would be no reason to start a company.
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The remaining said the most probable change would be to increase exposure.
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The probable end would be a lot more bodies on the ground.
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It's possible the probable cause could change somewhat before the meeting ends.
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But what about the very real, even probable, chance that he loses?
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It's probable that many more will join if the coalition gains momentum.
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Many school-leavers are being misled about the probable value of university.
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According to a probable cause statement, the woman was watching Floyd's baby.
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They understand parts of it, like due process, warrants, subpoenas, probable cause.
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One probable outcome is that the exchange rate will become more volatile.
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Yet such a calculation understates the probable impact of higher interest rates.
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Oicha has two confirmed cases of the virus and one probable case.
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Nelson is expected in court July 26 for a probable cause hearing.
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A probable script, or a hackneyed tale too good to be true?
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He'll appear before court for a probable-cause hearing on June 20.
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The NTSB has not yet determined the probable cause of the crash.
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Probable cause statements say Matthews and Ward admitting to committing the burglary.
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Brown played after being upgraded from doubtful to probable before tip-off.
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The NTSB has not yet determined the probable cause for the crash.
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The Fourth Amendment prohibits warrantless arrests except those based on probable cause.
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Within that range, the most probable age was nearly 400-years-old.
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Last year, the World Health Organization classified glyphosate as a "probable" carcinogen.
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Clinton assailed her probable general election rival as pandering to the group.
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In a probable cause statement, authorities said he admitted to the shooting.
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It only provides probable cause to believe that the alien is deportable.
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Russia's actions provide the most probable answer to what Putin's up to.
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Recently, two Iranian citizens (probable spies or terrorists) were apprehended in Kenya.
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The confirmed and probable cases -- two brothers and a sister -- have died.
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The winner will face probable Democratic nominee Max Rose, an Army veteran.
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First, the prosecutor must have probable cause, or sufficient evidence of wrongdoing.
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"I had no probable cause to go onto this property," Hogrefe said.
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Healing from trauma is not only possible, it's probable with effective intervention.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency classifies it as a probable human carcinogen.
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A probable cause hearing for both men is scheduled for May 4.
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This year, it seems probable that Icelandic women will sweep the podium.
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Still, the case grew cold after cops couldn't pin down probable cause.
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However, Fitch does not view this as probable in the near term.
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If a judge fails to find probable cause, the complaint is dismissed.
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Once again, their least probable scenario was a decision to reverse Brexit.
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That's even more probable when you factor in the associated fulfillment delay.
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The other probable athlete is Laurel Hubbard, a New Zealand weight lifter.
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"Pero lo más probable es que tengamos que comenzar a hacerlo pronto".
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"We don't see higher inflation as probable," in 2018, Mr. Scholnick said.
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Still, it ranks as only the seventh-least probable completion this season.
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The doctor is among 14 confirmed or probable cases among health workers.
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Financial analysts say it is probable that many investors would avoid Italy.
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These are the two most probable contenders for that title shot. Nov.
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The agency said the total number of probable cases is now 23,299.
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The affidavit said samples led to a probable cause for his arrest.
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Of the total cases, 153 have been confirmed, and 35 are probable.
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She was, after all, a runner, even if not a probable winner.
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But it did little to address his feelings, or his probable depression.
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All this had already set the stage for a probable tariff delay.
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Ciencia Son la fuente probable del brote de coronavirus surgido en China.
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A Le Pen victory is far from assured, plausible if not probable.
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At no point in Trump's wretched rule has impeachment appeared more probable.
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Of these 2700 cases, 119 have been confirmed and 31 are probable.
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While such a cross-country trek is humanly possible, it isn't probable.
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Prosecutors must simply establish probable cause that force was not legally justified.
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This outcome isn't inevitable, but it's a few blocks uptown of probable.
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No finding of probable cause will be issued during on-scene phase.
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Almost half of the patients screened positive for probable PTSD years later.
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To some legal scholars, however, none of this amounts to probable cause.
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IARC's assessment that glyphosate is a probable human carcinogen is an outlier.
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Other newspapers also suggested this was the probable timeline for her departure.
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Whereas in a criminal case the standard for an electronic surveillance warrant is probable cause of criminality, the standard in the FISA court is probable cause that an individual is acting as an agent of a foreign power.
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"Finding the existence of probable cause in this case, therefore, would verge on authorizing a search of a person's home almost anytime there is probable cause to suspect her of a crime," Srinivasan said in the court's majority decision.
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Yet it is probable that centralised electricity will survive, especially in big cities.
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Es poco probable que estos granos del mercado negro estén en su menú.
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"We had probable cause to arrest Padgett," Nisleit explained Monday, after Padgett's release.
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According to the probable cause affidavit, Ingalls called 911 the morning of Nov.
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A statistical analysis then calculated which of these histories were the most probable.
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Pasztor appeared in court for a probable cause hearing Wednesday afternoon, PEOPLE confirms.
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The fact that it's probable World Series MVP George Springer on the cover?
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Probable personnel in formation or equipment in rows at the Main Administrative Area.
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But it is not probable that most potential voters will be able to.
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"It is highly probable that he was poisoned," said Dr. Karl Max Einhaeupl.
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Are we going to see further probable price pressure on the Model 20123?
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However, because the supply situation remains tight a renewed price rise is probable.
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Nisleit said police had probable cause for the arrest but didn't offer specifics.
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But he tells PEOPLE there was sufficient probable cause for an arrest warrant.
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And Ben Roethlisberger, a probable Hall of Famer, is bringing up the rear.
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They must be convinced probable cause, OK, but in a court of law.
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The Shaikan oil field has proven and probable reserves of 33 million barrels.
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Well, it seems about as probable as Kim Kardashian's social feeds going dark.
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The ministry says there are also 13 probable cases and six suspected ones.
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The World Health Organization classifies dimethylformamide, or DMF, as a probable human carcinogen.
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The probable cause statement says the slain Baltimore County officer was Amy Caprio.
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The woman was issued a probable cause warrant, which she signed Thursday morning.
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After subsequent interviews, investigators believe that they had probable cause to arrest Duke.
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His probable heir, Vice-President Miguel Díaz-Canel, is nearly 30 years younger.
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Handel has emerged as the most probable Republican to land in the runoff.
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"Probable Carcinogens Found in Infant Care Products," read the Washington Post in 2009.
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"I find the facts in the probable cause affidavit troubling," Mollica reportedly said.
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DDT is classified as a probable human carcinogen by U.S. and international authorities.
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Some people seem to think they're dating — this is entirely possible, perhaps probable.
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Teixeira will appear in court on June 8 for a probable cause hearing.
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He added that it's "more probable than not" there will be additional arrests.
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Teixeira will appear in court on June 8 for a probable cause hearing.
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However, a judge ordered her release due to a lack of probable cause.
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According to the court, investigators have probable cause to see files like that.
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It is possible but not probable yet that they lose the House majority.
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We're told that no probable cause existed to arrest Rahami before he attacked.
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It is not probable that written documents expressly evidence a quid pro quo.
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In a hearing Friday, a federal magistrate found probable cause to try Hernandez.
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It looks probable that Fallujah will be back in government hands before long.
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These detainers were not based on evidence before a judge or probable cause.
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The future is a place where anything is possible, even if not probable.
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"In my view it's possible, even probable, but certainly not inevitable," he warned.
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And funeral home directors/staff told us they'd identified 6003 probable hurricane deaths.
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The probable peak in hedge funds' net long positions comes as no surprise.
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How probable it is I do not know, but the possibility is there.
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The suit says she had been stopped without reasonable suspicion and probable cause.
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His approval by the entire Senate seems probable as Republicans hold a majority.
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Warrants are based on probable case and subject to other Fourth Amendment restrictions.
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During the investigation, detectives found "probable cause" to charge him, the statement read.
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Petty did not return even though the Jets said his status was probable.
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The child, according to a probable cause statement, is about 2 years old.
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The standard of probable cause for surveillance is diluted in national-security cases.
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For a warrant, police have to show probable cause that the crime occurred.
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A probable objection from the European Commission's antitrust police is therefore no disaster.
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It's very probable that the DAO and its millions will sink into chaos.
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However, she said police need to establish probable cause to make an arrest.
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Patton said it was "quite probable" the 24-year-old was not involved.
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Unlike the probable MVP winner, Boston's point guard managed to be efficient, too.
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I believe it is much more probable than not that he will testify.
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Clinton had been beating Mr. Trump by large margins among probable female voters.
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As of Tuesday evening, Canada had 569 confirmed cases and 26 probable cases.
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We dismissed his complaints as probable constipation and directed him to the bathroom.
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The expression of a belief is not probable cause to invade someone's privacy.
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But it burnishes Mr. Sanders's populist message for a probable 2020 presidential run.
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Healing from sexual trauma is possible, and even probable, with evidence-informed interventions.
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The dishonesty of this bill is evident when we consider its probable outcome.
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The preliminary report does not provide analysis and does not discuss probable cause.
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FAR currently estimates SNE holds 640 million barrels of proved and probable reserves.
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NTSB investigators determined the probable cause of the 2001 crash was pilot error.
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A "clear and convincing" case means it is highly probable the misconduct occurred.
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"Es probable que esa falta de comunicación se haya hecho a propósito", comentó.
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Because no such thing existed; nothing was outside the range of the probable.
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They are considered the probable source of the coronavirus outbreak spreading from China.
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But some legal experts told The Hill it made the strategy more probable.
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The CDC confirmed 530 probable cases and seven deaths as of Sept. 17.
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Moreover, party turnover in the House makes impeachment proceedings possible, if not probable.
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Thielen was removed from the club's injury list, making him probable to play.
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But on one serious problem, continued progress is not only possible, it's probable.
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Landing on mutually acceptable combinations of policies is not just possible but probable.
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"It's probable, according to statistics, that she will outlive her husband," Crowell said.
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The credit strategist pointed to the steel and pharmaceutical sectors as probable winners.
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This sweeping definition of criminal liability interacts with the weak "probable cause" rule.
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DMF is classified as a probable human carcinogen by the World Health Organization.
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IARC is the only one to have declared the substance a probable carcinogen.
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This means Howland knows the truth about Jon Snow's mother ( and probable father).
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If such a result clears the upper house (probable) and survives any challenges in the constitutional court (also probable), Germany will later this year join most of western Europe in letting same-sex couples tie the knot like mixed-sex ones.
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We think it highly probable that Huawei will be included in any final settlement.
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On Friday, Judge Robert Viar Jr. found probable cause to move the case forward.
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"High altitude wind shear data shows a probable 2% load exceedance," tweeted Musk yesterday.
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An elder statesman, like a retired president or senior judge, is the more probable.
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Of the suspected 185 cases reported, 49 are confirmed, and 59 are considered probable.
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Content can require a warrant that would need law enforcement to demonstrate probable cause.
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Torres told CNN it is "extremely probable" that he will run for Serrano's seat.
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The National Transportation Safety Board will be investigating the probable cause of the accident.
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Hay ciertas razones específicas por las que es probable que este ciclo no termine.
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Several probable Oscar nominees are about to arrive on a big screen near you.
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That one is expected to include findings, recommendations and probable cause for the crash.
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It is still probable that Mrs May will secure a majority on June 8th.
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He told her he didn't think they had probable cause for an arrest warrant.
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The software found probable Mafia links that had hitherto been unknown to the DIA.
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"Approximately eleven shots were fired by the suspect," according to the probable cause statement.
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Number-crunchers suggested that the most probable margin would have been about 2-0.
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JB: So you are saying there's a probable increased STI risk associated with grooming?
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Flanking a seemingly invincible giant in our industry is not only possible, but probable.
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Boris Johnson, her probable successor, said "fuck business" in pursuit of a hard exit.
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That was posited as the probable reason behind their faster than usual technological progression.
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Y lo peor es que es probable que estas inquietantes cifras se queden cortas.
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But then, isn't selling plausible, rather than probable, promises what advertising is all about?
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There were 37 confirmed and 10 probable cases in six states in the Midwest.
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In the absence of probable cause, however, they have to give the devices back.
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" He added: "There's a great distance between probable cause and beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Nearly all major manufacturers (with the probable exception of Apple) will launch 5G phones.
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Australia has a five-level terror threat ranking system and "probable" is its midpoint.
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The probable new state president is Tran Dai Quang, the minister for public security.
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Six of these were laboratory confirmed cases of campylobacter and two were probable cases.
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This week, Clinton began calling on her probable Republican rival to release his returns.
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The pilot theory pins the probable blame on 53-year old captain Zaharie Shah.
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" On nuclear war: "I think it's more probable than I it used to be.
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That claim was recently rejected when the agency determined there was no probable cause.
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Ironically, it was the Democrats who made this moment not just possible, but probable.
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Chicago PF Taj Gibson (ankle) is listed as probable after a one-game absence.
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" Court documents state there is "probable cause [Jo] Ringer is a victim of homicide.
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To know whether this is even probable, the matter needs to be investigated fully.
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Los Angeles C Roy Hibbert (ankle) is probable after missing Monday's game versus Indiana.
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Even so, commercial asteroid mining and deep space exploration is becoming a probable future.
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Finally, a final report will then be released, providing a statement of probable cause.
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Mr Kuczynski owes his probable triumph to three factors that broke in his favour.
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To obtain a warrant, law enforcement officers, however, must show there is probable cause.
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If a judge agrees there's probable cause, Samuels can be arrested on the spot.
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I.J. Ready is dealing with an ankle injury but is considered probable to play.
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Block 64 has about 40 million barrels of oil in proven and probable reserves.
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Marlins RHP Andrew Cashner and Royals RHP Yordano Ventura are the probable starters Tuesday.
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The state ethics board last week found probable cause that Bentley had violated rules.
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Upon identifying the probable carcinogens, the FDA took swift action to resolve the issue.
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Before we get there, however, let's run down the most popular — and probable — explanations.
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According to current market probabilities, more central-bank interest-rate cuts look highly probable.
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To obtain a warrant, law enforcement officers, however, must show there is probable cause.
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"If probable cause is found, then probably law enforcement could arrest you," she said.
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In the United States, an imminent rise in interest rates was looking more probable.
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To date, the CDC has confirmed 2,051 probable vaping illness cases and 39 deaths.
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It's probable that Jay Z would succeed in turning Styles into a mega-star.
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Prosecutors say the probable cause was failing to maintain his lane and tinted windows.
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A probable companion proposal will aim to subject the CFPB to the appropriations process.
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That would be disturbing because you'd have to have probable cause to get one.
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And we believe that John Jones is a more probable suspect in this crime.
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It is probable that gold might continue paring gains to until the G20 meeting.
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Es probable que la mayoría de nosotros subestimemos el riesgo en las próximas semanas.
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"La causa de muerte más probable es la deshidratación", sugirió Stern sobre ambos cuerpos.
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" The government said the threat level for a terrorist attack in Australia was "probable.
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Police need a warrant, based on probable cause, to search and seize your property.
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The samples were analyzed, leading to probable cause for his arrest, the affidavit says.
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However, Fitch does not think this is probable in the short to medium term.
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Notably, probable cause itself is relatively easy to establish and warrants are rarely denied.
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Slovenia's roster in Paris is not so different from its probable roster in Pyeongchang.
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That would be a moral tragedy for France and a probable disaster for Europe.
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A judge ordered Solis held without bond at a probable cause hearing Saturday morning.
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They point to Russia and China as probable replacements for the U.S. in Afghanistan.
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No probable cause will be issued at that time, the agency told media outlets.
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Cruz confessed to police to being the gunman, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating 380 confirmed and probable cases.
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There was no longer an open policy of jailing local residents without probable cause.
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The death toll is at 629 -- 564 are confirmed from Ebola and 65 probable.
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Kansas currently has nine probable or confirmed vaping related cases, including the two deaths.
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This means establishing probable cause that the evidence sought is related to a crime.
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The probable cause was "unintended acceleration" and the driver's "inability to brake," it said.
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Strong AI and superintelligence are theoretically possible, even probable, but we're not there yet.
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Those pleasured visitors, reveling in their competency, are probable tourists, business people, politicians, entrepreneurs.
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More probable scenarios being, I don't know, that she kissed someone with the virus.
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It will decide if the government can obtain your cellphone records without probable cause.
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Trump is seeking any reason for his probable loss other than his own actions.
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It is easier to get surveillance as a counter intelligence matter because you can use powerful tools like the FISA court even though FISA has a probable cause condition, it is not the same probable cause we have in the 248th Amendment.
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According to the affidavit, issued by the Charleston Police Department and obtained by PEOPLE, "there is probable cause to believe that [Ravenel] did commit the crime set forth and that such probable cause is based on the following facts" that are listed.
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At the hearing, the Florida ethics commission advocate considered the facts of the case and "recommended no probable cause on the account for soliciting gifts, and she recommended probable cause on the remaining counts, which were accepting gifts that exceeded $100," Richard said.
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"If statistical probability standing alone is sufficient to define probable cause, then probable cause is going to be virtually meaningless in an era of big data," Natalie Ram, a legal scholar at the University of Maryland who studies genetic privacy, told BuzzFeed News.
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Most searches require "probable cause"—a reasonable belief that someone has broken a particular law.
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Imagine him as president, chronically sleep deprived, and you've got the probable 2016 Republican nominee.
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He is scheduled to return to court on June 14 for a probable cause hearing.
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The 19-year-old acknowledged his wrongdoing, the Gazette reported, citing a probable cause affidavit.
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The responding law enforcement officer had probable cause to label it a domestic violence incident.
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It is probable that neither the National Front nor AfD will win their respective elections.
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Quantified, computed, and ranked to suggest the most probable syndromes associated with the facial phenotype.
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"It is highly probable she wrote the ransom note," Wong tells ABC News' Amy Robach.
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Gasser's lawyer just filed a motion claiming there's no probable cause for his client's arrest.
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That reasoning, however, is the most probable explanation we have for why it got banned.
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The FAA will investigate and the National Transportation Safety Board will determine the probable cause.
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During a 2017 probable cause hearing, Whiteside County Detective David Molina testified about the crime.
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As with any lead, further investigation is always needed to develop probable cause to arrest.
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Unfortunately the probable benefits of a deal with the Donald are underwhelming—especially for Britain.
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If the negotiators were sufficiently "creative" and "flexible," a successful outcome was probable, Guajardo added.
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However, the likelihood that such a list would contradict sponsorships for fighters is quite probable.
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Its ruling on the probable cause of the accident will most likely come this spring.
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But because Miller acted alone, Nero did not detain or arrest Gray without probable cause.
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At this point we have developed probable cause, and that's why Mr. Sutherland was arrested.
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The proposal would prohibit access to individuals' "electronic equipment" without the establishing of probable cause.
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Considering all this, it's probable that we won't ever see a coronavirus vaccine or treatment.
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The minister for civil aviation, Ananda Prasad Pokharel, said bad weather was the probable cause.
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Following Mr Trump's victories in Florida and North Carolina, this made his victory look probable.
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Another probable cause is the widespread adoption of quantitative analytics across the league's front offices.
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It provides an alternative context that makes us question the present and the probable future.
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Without new credit, economic growth moves in reverse and individual player "bankruptcies" become more probable.
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Prosecutors are not supposed to prosecute cases they don't believe are supported by probable cause.
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Law enforcement can bring charges on probable cause, and Aronberg said police had acted appropriately.
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The probable cause affidavit describing the investigation suggests Magbanua was compensated for her alleged involvement.
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Congo's Health Ministry said confirmed and probable cases numbered 5003 in total, including 47 deaths.
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If the system detects a probable issue, it informs IT and lets admins investigate further.
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The probable cause document alleges Weberg replaced the drug solution with saline or other liquids.
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Obviously though it is possible, it is more science fiction that a real probable scenario.
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Authorities say an elderly couple in Greenville, South Carolina died of probable carbon monoxide poisoning.
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The probable cause statement said she did not have "prior experience" when she was promoted.
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The threat likelihood has been set at probable since the system was introduced in 2015.
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ET about nine miles from his Jupiter Island home, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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The first and most probable scenario is that that Mr Trump wins the nomination outright.
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Bijuva carries a boxed warning for cardiovascular disorders, breast cancer, endometrial cancer and probable dementia.
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Officials had indicated that two more hikes were probable after lifting the rate in March.
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Still, Douglas says she and her probable teammate are far from enemies off the mat.
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But one probable culprit is grassland habitat loss in Canada due to agriculture, MacPhail speculated.
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A year from now, a rate cut is almost as probable as a rate hike.
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Now the seat is a probable Democratic pickup because Costello fucked over his own party.
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Pagourtzis confessed that he acted alone in the shooting, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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Thirty-eight of the cases are laboratory confirmed, 221 are probable and 25734 are suspected.
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More probable, however, is that the explosive tensions within the region will only become worse.
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It's unfortunate that no one warned education bureaucrats about the probable outcome of Common Core.
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There were 85033 confirmed and probable cases identified and 29 people died from the virus.
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Trump's Twitter feed alone might establish probable cause to bring charges in an ordinary case.
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"He didn't pull the trigger on this ... because he didn't have probable cause," Levin said.
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It is more than probable that Russia participated in a propaganda campaign — nothing new there.
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Agents will have probable cause to search only the messages related to the Clinton investigation.
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The state Ethics Commission last week found probable cause that Bentley had broken state rules.
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"We arrest people based on probable cause," Chief Rojas said, when asked about the issue.
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If it's winter and flu is raging in your community, then that's the probable explanation.
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In some ways, this is the most probable explanation for the rise of meat allergy.
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Pero él sabe que eso es poco probable para una víctima de abuso como Ray.
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Chris Jericho's current run could quickly turn from probable farewell tour into something less promising.
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The memo also offers the outlines of a broader probable cause case against Mr. Page.
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Instead, they put forward evidence the government considers significant to establish whether probable cause exists.
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Investigators said the driver's inattention and overreliance on Autopilot were probable causes of the crash.
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Therefore the risks don't have to be probable, or even plausible, for us to balk.
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The Bank of England has boiled the probable effects down in straightforward and troubling terms.
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Sixteen of the partygoers sued, saying there had been no probable cause to arrest them.
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It seems probable that the Patriots will quickly take a divisional lead they won't relinquish.
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The probable cause statement does not mention any link between Lueck and the child pornography.
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As of Friday, there have been 155 confirmed or probable cases in the Ebola outbreak.
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As Sheffer makes clear, Asperger would have known that such decisions were probable death sentences.
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"It was highly probable that many ritual activities were developed during the night," he says.
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There are currently 1,080 confirmed and probable cases of the lung injury, per the CDC.
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"This has been talked about and it looks probable at this point," the aide said.
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Police told The Seattle Times they did not have probable cause to arrest the trespasser.
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"Historically, risk management centered on two questions: what's possible and what's probable," Mr. Farrell said.
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C Al Horford (groin) did not play and is probable for Saturday's game at Milwaukee.
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Es probable que los lectores mayores consideren que otra guerra fría es una mala idea.
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Such switching can deepen nicotine addiction and make cessation less probable, the Stanford report said.
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But since then, the possibility of Brady's departure has gone from punch line to probable.
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It's a testament to the latter's legacy that this outcome remains possible, rather than probable.
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The group wants to restrict the scale of Prime Minister Theresa May's probable victory — Mrs.
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That was enough to give the police probable cause to arrest and charge Mr. McFarland.
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A municipal court judge had allowed it to proceed after finding probable cause in October.
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The legendary Miami Dolphins player suffers from dementia and has been diagnosed with probable CTE.
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The judge said there was sufficient probable cause and signed the warrant on Oct. 30.
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After a few minutes, she lists the blip as a probable Chinese destroyer, Luyang class.
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Those provisions are unlikely to become law, however, given probable GOP opposition in the Senate.
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It's now reporting confirmed and probable cases, rather than possible cases or cases under investigation.
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He believes those probable cuts will still need to be priced in their respective stocks.
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This is a lower standard than probable cause, the usual requirement for a search warrant.
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But until now, their probable links to the North's missile program had not been publicized.
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Mr. López Obrador's probable election is the only real outlier on the region's electoral horizon.
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In weighing a project's anticipated earnings and costs, businesses seek a probable path to profit.
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Daum is a two-time (and probable three-time) Summit League player of the year.
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Unfortunately, it's up to you to determine which one of these explanations is more probable.
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"Probable cause to search a location, such as Ganek's office, for evidence of a crime does not require probable cause to think that the person whose premises is to be searched is himself a knowing participant in the criminal activity under investigation," the opinion said.
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ICE has authority to detain someone on probable cause to believe that the person is a deportable alien, but state and local police only have authority to detain someone on the basis of probable cause to believe that the person has committed a crime.
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And generally, authorities need a judge to issue a targeted search warrant if probable cause exists.
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The IARC classed glyphosate as a "probable carcinogen," the only major health regulator to do so.
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He sees a GOP sweep as more likely and a jump in spending a probable outcome.
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The beach was crowded with Memorial Day weekend beachgoers at the time of the probable attack.
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Lastly, indications that a DDE is probable in the near term would also drive a downgrade.
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A judge found probable cause for a trial, though a date has yet to be set.
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A vote scheduled for Tuesday looks set to be delayed to avoid a probable government defeat.
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A probable cause hearing over a criminal summons was scheduled for next Thursday in municipal court.
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However, the DDOJ did not find probable cause to prosecute three of the four officers involved.
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"It is probable that staff complacency significantly contributed to the February 20 incident," the report said.
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"Grill fell to the ground and was begging for his life," the probable cause affidavit reads.
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Today, the DRC reported 399 confirmed and probable cases for this outbreak that started Aug. 1.
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Earlier this year, it admitted it was "probable" that company equipment had sparked the Camp Fire.
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The case fatality rate for confirmed and probable cases for the 2018 outbreak is approximately 23%.
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So Samsung trying to do more with sensing hardware to chase Apple's lead here seems probable.
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Enochs' attorney said the lead investigator "presented false and misleading evidence" in her probable cause affidavit.
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Her most recent works, including "Probable Trust Registry," remind us that uncovering alone is not sufficient.
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A probable cause affidavit then stated that police identified Vann from surveillance video outside the motel.
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They're available in March for $39.95, which is a little cheaper than its probable competitor, Urbanears.
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CONAN O&aposBRIEN, HOST, "CONAN": Do you find that to be at all possible or probable?
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According to a probable cause affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, police responded to a 1:45 a.m.
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The preliminary report does not attempt to suggest conclusions about probable cause, according to the agency.
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Credit Suisse analysts said on Thursday that a revised Safran offer appeared the "most probable outcome".
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Louzader "admitted to killing multiple cats" between January and May 9, the probable cause affidavit states.
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In each case, probable cause was found, meaning their cases will be sent before grand juries.
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What is the difference between an event that is probable and one that is highly likely?
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Both men are probable Republican challengers to the governor when he seeks re-election in 2019.
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According to the probable cause statement, the teen met Morgan in 2013, when she was 17.
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A judge will determine if there is probable cause for Tyerell Przybycien, 18, to stand trial.
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But if the negotiators were sufficiently "creative" and "flexible," a successful outcome was probable, Guajardo added.
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And third, their probable pollution of the public sphere with fake news, mass manipulation and lobbying.
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It is not even meant to be taken as any more probable than any other scenario.
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A probable cause affidavit alleges Miller admitted to the killing soon after his rights were read.
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Police say ballistics evidence allegedly connects him to the crime, according to the probable cause affidavit.
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That often means recognizing the fact that the worst-case scenario isn't necessarily the most probable.
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The far more probable outcome is that Curry will keep kicking butt, and in historic fashion.
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Zimmerman testified at a 2015 probable cause hearing in Apperson's case about how their altercation began.
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If all goes well, they say, a July or October 2017 start date looks more probable.
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A tender for the park's turbines, with probable capacity of 3 MW each, has been launched.
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"She did provide enough information about her involvement that gave us probable cause," the sheriff said.
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But did it fix the most important problem, the probable unconstitutionality of the original executive order?
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There's a possibility that something bad could happen, sure, but it might not even be probable.
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A further 14 are probable Ebola cases, and 10 more people are suspected of having Ebola.
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Nuggets F Kenneth Faried (back) is probable for Sunday after missing the last five games. 3.
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The vaping-related illness outbreak reached more 1,888 probable cases with 37 fatalities as of Oct.
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Harter had suffered a stab wound to the heart, according to a statement of probable cause.
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But I know it's highly probable that this might happen at one point in my career.
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What is the probable effect of having a group of dissenters in the White House staff?
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Of the total cases, 22018 have been confirmed, and 2137 are probable, according to the ministry.
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It is probable, however, that the next government will comprise a broad coalition of several parties.
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But Nia Wilson died at the scene, according to a probable cause document for Cowell's arrest.
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That led investigators to two men: Miller and his brother, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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If the judiciary finds probable cause, then we'll have to respect the law on the matter.
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More missile launches are highly probable, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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A sustained improvement in capitalisation would be credit-supportive, although an immediate improvement is not probable.
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"It is probable it will have an impact on the whole food web," Dr. Babin said.
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Brooklyn backup G Wayne Ellington is doubtful after suffering a probable concussion against the Clippers. 3.
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Of course, as Trubek points out, resisting this probable, if not certain, transformation is nothing new.
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The government should not have the right to access your personal electronic devices without probable cause.
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The National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the probable cause of that accident was pilot error.
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Tenke has proven and probable reserves of 3.8 million tonnes of contained copper, according to CMOC.
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The probable pitchers haven't been announced for Thursday, but it's Justin Nicolino's turn for the Marlins.
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If the soil falls below these temperatures, winter kill is probable, meaning the wheat may perish.
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He's charged with misconduct, second-degree assault, and false imprisonment for arresting Gray without probable cause.
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Greinke (oblique) is listed as the probable starter for Tuesday's game at the New York Mets.
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Eighty-five percent of the subjects chose B, even though logically speaking, A is more probable.
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The International Agency for Research on Cancer in 2007 classified nighttime work as a probable carcinogen.
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Pero es probable que las próximas primarias demuestren las divisiones y contradicciones que existen entre ellos.
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You would be weighing a big cost to you against a small probable benefit to her.
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"Probable cause is a very low standard for determining whether you start investigating something," Barr said.
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The ultrasound showed probable appendicitis, and the surgeon agreed after hearing his story and examining him.
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Esto hace poco probable que se invierta más en salud, y en especial en salud pública.
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A final accident brief, including NTSB's determination of probable cause, is scheduled to be published Wednesday.
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The National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the probable cause of the crash was excessive speed.
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It is "highly probable," the Guardian quotes investigators as determining, that the video contained malicious software.
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But this will not include the evidence used to assess that a conviction would be probable.
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As of Wednesday, 86 of the cases were confirmed by lab results, and 30 were probable.
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"We still haven't established enough probable cause to say one person or another did it," Sgt.
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It's unclear what truth Shakespeare (and his probable co-author Thomas Middleton) meant to show us.
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Es menos probable que los trabajadores inmigrantes no autorizados tengan las mismas salvaguardas que otros trabajadores.
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I do think that I wouldn't want to let law enforcement have access without probable cause.
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Los animales son la fuente primaria más probable del brote, pero no queda claro qué animales.
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The baby died of asphyxia from "probable overlay" and "co-sleeping," according to the medical examiner.
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Nine of those cases are confirmed, and the one probable case is a worker who died.
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The charge stemmed from a probable cause affidavit Encinia filed with jail officials justifying Bland's arrest.
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A different judge ruled in October that there was probable cause to let the complaint proceed.
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Y es probable que su secreto principal no sea lo que es sino lo que parece.
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FDA said NDMA is classified as a probable human carcinogen based on results from laboratory tests.
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Shana Decree told detectives the whole family "wanted to die," according to a probable cause affidavit.
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The (probable) hack was noticed by security researcher Randy Abrams and first covered by Ars Technica.
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In some cases, knowing a probable cause can help guide a patient's care in future pregnancies.
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Also, forward Kyle Kuzma (ankle) practiced on Saturday and is probable to play against the Nuggets.
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Beginning on July 1, it plans to make public defenders available at the probable cause hearing.
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"You can understand how that would raise questions and could lead to probable cause," Stephanopoulos said.
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We don't want to turn over data to countries without a U.S. level of probable cause.
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That impurity, NDMA, has been classified as a probable human carcinogen, based on lab test results.
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The most probable outcome would be the sale of Estácios's distance learning business, the analysts said.
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My advice is to plan for the obviously probable, and don't sweat the unlikely and improbable.
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My advice is to plan for the obviously probable, and don't sweat the unlikely and improbable.
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Cuando varios babuinos se movían en la misma dirección, era más probable que otros los siguieran.
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And Judge Alsup wrote on Tuesday that it's probable the Trump administration didn't consider it enough.
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The EPA has since classified chloroform, a byproduct of chlorinating water, as a probable human carcinogen.
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If you find a white person with that same surname, that is the probable slave owner.
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Search warrants are another option — though that would require an extra burden of proving probable cause.
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But imagine that the investigator couldn't even pull together evidence showing probable cause of a conspiracy.
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The prosecution however, says Miller told Jones there was no legal probable cause for the tapping.
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Nick Wing reported for the Huffington Post that an Ohio judge found probable cause for charges.
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A three-way share could perhaps settle this unique cultural tussle, though it doesn't seem probable.
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En lo que respecta a los refrescos dietéticos, es probable que la gente que tiende a beberlos también tienda a preocuparse por su peso o su salud; es probable que un infarto reciente o algún otro problema de salud esté alterando el consumo y no al revés.
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Twitter suspended the account on Sunday after it was flagged as a probable bot, the Post said.
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Detectives are attempting to link the case to gang-related activities, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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This is reducing their value and makes it less probable that an M&A frenzy will ensue.
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If we don't play ball, it is probable that North Korea will break their freeze on tests.
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The ACLU argued police need "probable cause," and therefore a warrant, to avoid a Fourth Amendment violation.
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"The probable cause has been sealed," said Tallahassee Police Chief Michael DeLeo during a press conference Thursday.
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This proved far easier than obtaining a constitutional search warrant, which requires probable cause of a crime.
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The British government backed its man, but Boris Johnson, the probable next prime minister, conspicuously did not.
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The Senate still has to confirm Mr Ratcliffe, which is probable but not quite a sure thing.
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UPDATE: May 16, 2018: This story has been updated with the probable origins of the audio clip.
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Banister confirmed that Darvish will skip his Monday start, but he did not offer a probable replacement.
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Another 11 were booked on probable cause of sex trafficking and promotion of prostitution, the agency said.
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But Mizdol earlier this month overruled the probable cause decision and sent the case back to McGeady.
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They can't go by their gut, they have to piece together enough evidence to get probable cause.
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Allen was not charged, though a Connecticut prosecutor said there was probable cause for a criminal case.
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The resurgent Greens are probable kingmakers by virtue of an 18% share, according to the exit poll.
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This is basically the legal equivalent of a hunch, a threshold which is floors below probable cause.
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It's probable that Serena will leave Melbourne with as many Australian Open titles as Venus has Slams.
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"The government should not have the right to access your personal electronic devices without probable cause," Rep.
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But we should be reading a stat like this as a probable example of correlation, not causation.
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General equilibrium thinking helps us avoid making big mistakes when guessing the probable effect of policy changes.
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The task of stitching a deal together will fall to Asad Umar, Mr Khan's probable finance minister.
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When you think about it, preliminary hearings in criminal cases are just pretrial determinations of probable cause.
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A probable racing or homing pigeon, Nic was found standing on a street corner, lost and disoriented.
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WR Jeremy Maclin (hip) is listed as probable for Saturday's wild-card game against the Houston Texans.
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TE Travis Kelce (groin) is listed as probable for Saturday's wild-card game against the Houston Texans.
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Lula's probable disqualification is just one of many reasons why this election is especially worrying (see article).
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" Currently, they only set aside reserves when credit quality deteriorates to the point where losses are "probable.
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And I miss Brian Lam's impossible ideas, which would always somehow become possible, then probable, then inevitable.
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Cops can still do that with probable cause alone, and hold the property as evidence for trial.
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The defense has vigorously disputed this request, describing it as too vague and lacking established probable cause.
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It is probable that Mr Wang will be put in charge of the party's ideology and propaganda.
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Hawks PG Jeff Teague (ankle) briefly left Saturday's game and is probable to play on Wednesday. 2.
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The key to all these headsets, and to Microsoft's probable dominance in this sphere: ease of use.
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However, you also need to take into account the weather and the probable lack of table space.
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The alleged connection to the Adelsons was raised in a probable cause affidavit leading to Garcia's arrest.
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In fact it&aposs a very preliminary step that&aposs designed to try to generate probable cause.
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"Look very probable I'm going to put some miles on the Stair Car this summer," he said.
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The probable cause is not hot weather but school holidays, since a similar fall occurs on weekends.
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But the market has tightened much more quickly than seemed probable at the end of last year.
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However, the surveillance system still captured audio "that suggests Hatfield was masturbating," the probable cause filing states.
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A marriage of Ericsson and Nokia, sometimes raised as a possibility, is the least probable of all.
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In an interview with authorities, Masina acknowledged having intercourse with the woman, the probable cause declaration says.
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Russia, but also probable cause to believe that he was involved in the commission of a crime.
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The South China Morning Post reports that speculation among brokers peg Tencent and Alibaba as probable backers.
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Veteran Sacramento backup SF Matt Barnes (ribs, knee) is probable for his debut with his hometown club.
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And, thanks to series of recent developments, Trump knows this no longer just seems plausible, but probable.
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Rasa Core suggests the most probable pre-programmed action that a given user is looking to perform.
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Indeed, despite a probable loss on May 7, the historical trends for the National Front look good.
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It is probable the chancellor has already seen at least the first iteration of the OBR's forecast.
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The hearing, which will continue May 26, will determine whether there is probable cause for a trial.
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This seems probable, considering that NASA's Mars plans have been repeatedly called out for being too vague.
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Further analysis of the report combined the number of confirmed injuries (160) with other probable injuries (32).
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A probable cause affidavit is expected to be filed with prosecutors Wednesday afternoon, the sheriff's official says.
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Should the measure fail, it's still probable that the absence of net neutrality won't become immediately apparent.
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In simple terms, paying out of pocket for care probable doesn't dent their financial position too much.
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NOTES: Boston C Al Horford (groin) did not play and is probable for Saturday's game at Milwaukee.
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The amendment makes explicit that it does not change the traditional rules governing probable cause and notice.
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"Even the state's own expert said that it was probable that he was intellectually disabled," Sotomayor said.
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In 2015, the cancer agency of the World Health Organization classified glyphosate as a probable human carcinogen.
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" Cardozo continued, "Intention not otherwise revealed may be presumed to hold in contemplation the reasonable and probable.
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If they manage to retain House control, it's probable their majority will be a single-digit margin.
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The circuit court judge there, Jonathan Sjostrom, has ordered the affidavit of probable cause to be sealed.
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He is also the image of their probable futures, which you would think would give them pause.
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She was transported to Franklin Square Hospital, where she was pronounced dead, the probable cause documents said.
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That outcome would seem to be highly probable given the present disarray in the opposition Labor Party.
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Recessions don't happen on their own, and a longer expansion does not make a recession more probable.
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The field has proven, probable and possible (3P) reserves of 305 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe).
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Of all the reported cases, 311 so far have been confirmed as Ebola and 47 are probable.
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After an extensive investigation, the league found that it was probable that Brady knew about the scheme.
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There have already been 20163 suspected, probable or confirmed cases of Ebola, and 23 people have died.
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The red line shows a less probable risk but with longer "tails," encompassing some extremely severe outcomes.
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Robert Shiller, the Nobel Prize-winning economist at Yale, maps out the probable future in his Sept.
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Each time it submits a renewal application, the FBI has to show that there's still probable cause.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES If Italy's sovereign rating were downgraded, it is probable that SACE's ratings would be downgraded.
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In the worst case and more-probable scenario, the U.K. could crash out of Europe on Oct.
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If an affirmative response is received, the trooper can now make an arrest based on probable cause.
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There have already been 44 suspected, probable or confirmed cases of Ebola, and 23 people have died.
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It took 2628 days for the landmark figure of 28503,22019 confirmed and probable cases to be reached.
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The FAA will investigate and the National Transportation Safety Board will determine probable cause of the accident.
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Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are rumored to be lead advisors on Airbnb's probable direct public offering.
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The NTSB is expected to make a probable-cause determination in the next two to three weeks.
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"It's probable that the opportunities that existed pre-Brexit won't exist next year," Mr. Durant, 24, said.
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"What exactly are the agency's policies regarding probable cause?" he wrote, citing news reports of Suda's experience.
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As in nearly every other attack they looked, found no probable cause to arrest and turned away.
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A weapon's level of precision is often described in terms of what's called Circular Error Probable (CEP).
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She's being held under $83,000 bond and is scheduled to have a probable cause hearing May 28.
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I was held for several hours with no probable cause, no explanation as to why I'm here.
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"Batman issue 14 tells the story of Batman and Catwoman's probable final night together," explains Otsmane-Elhaou.
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The cone shows the probable track of the center of a storm over a five-day period.
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She filed two police reports, but the police did not find probable cause to arrest the man.
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The first is that surveilling cell phones, computers, or whatever else requires something similar to probable cause.
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But then it's highly probable that the vast majority of these algorithmic content works will languish unread.
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And he quoted the report's conclusion that the interference was "highly probable" at best, and not incontrovertible.
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Vance and Bratton said they were simply seeking to execute lawful court orders based on probable cause.
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An NTSB hearing is set for November 19 to determine the probable cause of the Arizona accident.
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The former ministers Rovana Plumb and Bogdan Teodorovici are among the most probable candidates, Mr. Miscoiu said.
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Democrats countered that the FBI and the Justice Department acted appropriately on the basis of probable cause.
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A large part of the electorate and the probable next president seem keen to dodge that question.
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Again, this is a common investigatory method when the government can show probable cause to a court.
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While it's probable that Uber bought the Volvos at a discount, the 1003 XC2100s start at $21,2800.
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It also makes it more likely, if not yet probable, that a second referendum will be held.
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The fact that our species is capable of a long future does not mean this is probable.
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Y era muy probable que el hombre fuese hondureño por lo que decía la identificación, afirmó Stern.
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Meanwhile, as of Saturday, the WHO reported 2,816 cases (2,722 confirmed and 94 probable), including 1,888 deaths.
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Courts are split on whether investigators need a warrant based on probable cause to acquire location data.
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The safety board arrived at those probable causes after a nearly two-year investigation into the crash.
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In exchange, they obtained Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce, two probable Hall of Famers who were fading.
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Viewers soon learn that the McScam almost went unnoticed, initially dismissed by investigators as a probable prank.
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No sabemos cuánta popularidad perdió, pero es probable que sus números no hayan descendido de manera dramática.
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"Rachel admitted to smothering each child, starting with the 1-year-old," a probable cause statement says.
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Many in this sector seem to agree on the probable effects of the new United States administration.
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But RHP Tyson Ross (shoulder inflammation) still has no probable date to even resume a throwing program . . .
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The probable cause of the accident will not be released until the investigation is complete, Kotowski said.
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Yet what is perfectly plausible is, in most ways, not at all probable as the ultimate outcome.
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Finally, prosecutors must convince a United States magistrate judge that there's probable cause to support the search.
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He confessed to being the gunman, according to a probable cause affidavit released shortly after his arrest.
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WHO's latest report said that 56% of people afflicted with confirmed and probable Ebola cases were women.
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An affidavit of probable cause, obtained by WFMZ, states Esterly signed Amy out of school 10 times.
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Cruz confessed to being the gunman, according to a probable cause affidavit released shortly after his arrest.
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He said 10 of those are confirmed, six are probable and one additional case is under investigation.
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In all, the ministry has recorded 38 confirmed, 14 probable and 10 suspected cases, including 27 deaths.
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Everyone should know that arrest and injury are not only possible but almost probable, he told me.
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A 2015 Georgetown University study into the use of these apps to avoid pregnancy suggests that's probable.
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Disturbing signs Cruz has confessed to police to being the gunman, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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He's scheduled back in court for a probable cause conference on October 18, according to court records.
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It sits there in the recent past as a plausible top, but still not a probable one.
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A police official said that arrests are mandated in domestic violence cases where there is probable cause.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said that it was almost always possible to concoct probable cause for an arrest.
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Two years ago, the cancer research arm of the World Health Organization deemed glyphosate a probable carcinogen.
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At this stage, it seems probable that Booker will stay in the race at least until Iowa.
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If it includes Israeli concessions to the Palestinians, Netanyahu's probable far-right coalition allies will probably object.
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Because I really think what the goal was, was to create a linkage between an affiliate of the Trump campaign back to those e-mails, and in order to create more probable cause, to create more probable cause for FISA warrants and to also help create a scandal.
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One of the elements is that you have to show that the act objectively speaking will have the probable effect of obstructing a proceeding and we don't believe that the firing of an agency head could be established as having the probable effect, objectively speaking, of sabotaging a proceeding.
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"Es probable que las empresas tengan estos planes guardados en algún lugar, y es probable que no sean tan diferentes de lo que eran hace 20 años", dijo Peter Cappelli, profesor de administración y experto en recursos humanos en la Escuela de Negocios Wharton de la Universidad de Pensilvania.
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So in a FISA investigation, it is not necessary to show probable cause that a suspect has committed a crime in order to search his home or tap his phone; all that is needed is probable cause that he is acting as an agent of a foreign power.
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Some observant fans on Reddit have a probable theory based on a new sneak preview released by AMC.
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Cases including confirmed, probable or suspected cases of Zika in US states and territories updated weekly by CDC.
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It's hard to say why bees are dying, but some probable causes are pesticides, parasites or climate change.
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In a probable cause affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, Pasztor allegedly confessed to authorities that she suffocated her children.
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Given the different possible explanations, the goal will be advancing an explanation that isn't just possible but probable.
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Police said they had probable cause to link all six killings to the dead suspect, Dwight Lamon Jones.
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According to the probable cause statement, Cleary made suicidal comments and said he had issues with impulse control.
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Austin: When we were heading to college, I, for whatever reason, equated long-distance commitment with probable marriage.
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However, McCoy's lawyer said at the time no criminal charges were pending and probable cause was never found.
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A probable cause affidavit supporting Crampton-Brophy's arrest has been sealed and prosecutors declined to discuss the case.
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The orders are issued by judges but require a lower standard than the probable cause needed for warrants.
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"When you saw it was 'probable,' it was almost a certainty he was going to play," says Campbell.
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During a probable cause hearing in 2014, detectives told the court that Harris was combative with first responders.
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It seems probable that the majority of the new qualifiers will come from North America, Asia and Africa.
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At the other extreme from the probable approach is a very dangerous view of the world – the delusional.
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The indictment means the grand jury has found the California prosecutors have probable cause to pursue their charges.
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The EPA already lists formaldehyde, used in building materials like plywood and foam insulation, as a probable carcinogen.
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If you go to a reputable professional, the worst probable outcome is that you'll get it removed someday.
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Ben's last known interaction was communicating with Marquez early on June 24, prosecutors say in probable cause affidavits.
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The quick physical exam detects probable hand and nasal fractures, but Varlotta sees no sign of neurological damage.
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Los funcionarios de salud ahora dicen que es poco probable que Ghanghro sea la única causa del brote.
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The judge ruled that the warrant application did not establish sufficient probable cause, and raised Fifth Amendment concerns.
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According to the Bakersfield Californian, police found "traumatic injuries throughout his body," according to a probable cause declaration.
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The director was not charged, though a Connecticut prosecutor said there was probable cause for a criminal case.
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If so, the probable beneficiary is Andrés Manuel López Obrador, runner-up in the last two presidential elections.
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Even then, the detained passenger remained combative, reported FBI Special Agent Caryn Highley in a probable cause statement.
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Before even seeking the court order, the federal government had obtained a search warrant, supported by probable cause.
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After investigating, Salt River PD determined there was enough probable cause to arrest Belle -- and another adult male.
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But Unilever is well managed and Kraft's probable changes—more debt, and cost-cutting—it can do itself.
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This reveals the rock's entry speed, its probable mineral make-up, the amount of fragmentation and deceleration rate.
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I think it's too soon to tell, but it's probable that over time, those things will look similar.
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As America's share of world output shrinks, a shift to a mix of reserve currencies is, eventually, probable.
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Given these difficulties in striking a grand bargain, a woollier set of compromises seemed the more probable outcome.
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" Arseneault says that Gallager is a probable candidate for sleep apnea as he is "an extremely heavy man.
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"No physicians or nurses other than Cora Weberg were common to both patients," the probable cause document states.
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Witnesses also reported seeing members of the militia with firearms at the home, the probable cause statement said.
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A judge later ordered Alexandria's release after determining there was not enough probable cause for the murder charge.
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They started driving towards Leeds, the probable cause statement alleges, which is about 30 minutes from St. George.
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Only Germany and Poland failed (Gracenote also picked Peru as a probable candidate, ahead of eventual qualifiers Denmark).
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And with automated driving on the horizon, the idea of passengers as captive audiences is growing increasingly probable.
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Civil liberties lawyers have said police need "probable cause," and therefore a warrant, to avoid constitutionally unreasonable searches.
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"We have probable cause to believe that (Kimberly) is buried there," Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer told WABI.
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BONGINO: There was clearly probable cause for an arrest or they wouldn&apost have been in a courtroom.
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The scenario is more than probable, considering the ever-entwined roles technology and violence have in the world.
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Yet it is probable that Saudi Arabia will put pressure on other Arab countries to undertake similar moves.
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"I had no probable cause to get a search warrant to go onto this property," the sheriff said.
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And it's probable that we'll see more products that serve as social media tools for employers and employees.
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It forecast growth for 2015 at between 2.8 percent and 3.2 percent, with 3 percent the most probable.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Tuesday that it had detected a "probable" missile launch from North Korea.
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The men came to Dinardo's property because they had been promised marijuana, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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A sharp rally rebound is possible, but the most probable outcome is the development of a consolidation pattern.
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Nevertheless, Fitch believes that extraordinary support from PAT would be highly probable and timely, in case of need.
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Choosing default, as the solution to its debt problem is a last resort, it's possible but not probable.
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The study, which took account of probable confidential discounts on prices, was published in the journal PLOS Medicine.
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Had Morsi remained, conflict with Israel would be probable and Egypt's ever shrinking Coptic minority might be displaced.
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At the end of 2017, there were probable reserves of 2.92 million ounces of gold at the mine.
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Doncic, who on Tuesday was listed as probable with a back issue, didn't show any signs of injury.
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"[They] retrieved a handgun kept in the bedroom to act out the scene," the probable cause statement asserts.
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Wildlife advocates decried the 2015 decline in Mexican wolves and pointed to illegal killings as a probable factor.
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Janet Yellen, the Fed's chairman, said last week that a rate rise is probable in the coming months.
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They conducted raids based on search warrants -- and entirely legal process based on, among other things, probable cause.
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"I think the most probable is we make a mistake in which Fed chair we choose," he said.
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Fourteen of those cases are confirmed to be Ebola virus disease, 10 are suspected and 21 are probable.
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According to a probable cause statement released by police, 911 received a call at about 2:45 a.m.
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With a default probable, Fitch expects average recovery rates on the company's bond to be between 31%-50%.
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Green went down in the second quarter and limped off the field but was ruled probable to return.
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The CDC confirmed 2,051 probable cases as of Tuesday, with 163 new cases diagnosed in the last week.
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According to a probable cause statement released by police, Denver 911 received a call about 2:45 a.m.
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At that time, Torres waived his right to a probable cause hearing and a jury trial was ordered.
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With both cases, if a judge agrees there's probable cause, the women can be arrested on the spot.
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In August, the U.S. Coast Guard found probable cause that McKee's misconduct or negligence led to the accident.
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The stronger-than-expected third quarter data suggests that 8543% may be a more probable full-year result.
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"[I]t is probable that Geisel encountered [patas monkeys] at the Mount Kenya Safari Club," the study says.
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I told him the arrests sounded bad because he did not have probable cause to make the search.
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It is probable in this day and age that this precious 9-year-old boy will reach adulthood.
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Eric Black Jr., 20, did not speak during the five-minute probable cause hearing in Harris County court.
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He said it was "probable" that the final settlement will exceed the $200 million the company set aside.
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The Colorado secretary of state's office has 30 days to authenticate the signatures, and challenges are considered probable.
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But as incoming results made a victory by Mr. Trump look increasingly probable, a furious reversal took place.
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He said he felt investigators had enough probable cause to put in an affidavit for a search warrant.
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Since August more than 200 people have died and almost 300 confirmed or probable cases have been reported.
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The probable successor, Vice President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, has offered few clues about how he would govern.
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" According to the probable cause statement, these objects violated California fire codes and made the space "highly flammable.
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Entre más información personal tiene un atacante, más probable es que consigan acceso a una de tus cuentas.
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They would have to ask a judge if they have probable cause that you have committed a crime.
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Although Marie really existed, it's probable that the cheese originated a few centuries earlier, in the 12th century.
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I'm not saying either of these scenarios is probable or likely, but they've gone from unthinkable to possible.
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The board unanimously voted to accept that the probable cause of the crash included a combination of factors.
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Except what looked impossible late last year now looks very probable: The GOP will be led by Trump.
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Perhaps a sensible course is to do what seems reasonable since lack of evidence doesn't disprove probable causality.
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This scenario is more probable than not, the researchers said, although they concede it may not occur universally.
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The good news is that the experts I spoke to don't think war is inevitable, or even probable.
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There are plenty of anxious if probable what-ifs: What if the new porn age databases get hacked?
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The Justice Department has since admitted that two of the four applications lacked predication to establish probable cause.
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Domestic turmoil is hardly probable, but it may now be more possible than it was before the weekend.
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Some cases were confirmed by testing, others were considered "probable" based on symptoms, the public health agency stated.
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He was arraigned Thursday and is expected to be in court August 30 for a probable cause conference.
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A counterfeit preacher, shoulders wreathed in dynamite and neck encircled by a makeshift noose, ponders his probable demise.
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Es probable que afecte a cientos de miles de migrantes que atraviesan México para llegar a Estados Unidos.
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Logic tells us that politically, they'll want to vote to convict, with the probable exception of Mr. Tillis.
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The big picture: The CDC reported 1,479 confirmed and probable cases of severe respiratory illnesses as of Oct.
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Belgium has been on alert level three - which means a possible and probable serious threat - since the Nov.
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Over the past week, 13 additional confirmed or probable cases were reported, mostly in the city of Beni.
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The teen confessed to being the gunman, according to a probable cause affidavit released shortly after his arrest.
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After arresting him, police searched his home and found a handgun and drugs, a probable cause affidavit states.
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And many of the probable challengers are women — in a party that has never had a female leader.
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This investigation may take upwards of a year to find a probable cause, which may involve multiple factors.
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Watson came up with its own method for using the data to reach the most statistically probable answer.
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They may be issued without probable cause, and require no before-the-fact review by neutral judicial officers.
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"The standard for probable cause is 'more likely than not,'" said Ron Hosko, a former F.B.I. assistant director.
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If there are any problems, it's probable that a lot more people are going to notice them, too.
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You can see the building of a world that is both probable and improbable at the same time.
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The safety recommendations accompanied an NTSB report detailing the probable cause of a deadly January 2015 Metro accident.
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The document said there was probable cause that emails belonging to Huma Abedin, a top aide to Mrs.
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Thanks, Patrick Does the turnout among Democrats tell us anything about probable mobilization/motivation among voters in November?
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Cuantos más estornudos haya habido durante una asamblea, es más probable que los perros comiencen una cacería después.
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Once the investigation is complete, our office will determine if there is sufficient evidence to establish probable cause.
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If local officials conclude there's enough for probable cause, a challenged voter can be called to a hearing.
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