Michigan State punted five times while Ohio Stated punted the ball four times.
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"We have never taken a challenge and punted," Emanuel said.
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Parliament punted on its chance to direct the Brexit process.
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Ultimately, the justices punted on the central issues in the case.
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Senior party leaders punted questions to spokespersons who declined to comment.
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Santa punted, but the kid needed to know about Roy Moore.
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The court punted similar cases last term from Maryland and Wisconsin.
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The administration last year essentially punted requests from Massachusetts and Arkansas.
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Instead, the court punted the cases on technical and procedural grounds.
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They punted it back to Atlanta with 21:2722 to play.
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HE'S TAKEN THAT ON OTHER PEOPLE HAVE JUST PUNTED ON THIS.
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But on Friday, speaking on WNYC, he punted to the weekend.
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On Saturday, the Tigers had 10 kickoffs and punted just once.
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Yes, on the issue of obstruction, Mueller appears to have punted.
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The Packers punted and defensive lineman Dean Lowry picked off Trubisky.
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Given the chance to take Warren on, some centrist candidates punted.
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The framers of the Constitution famously punted on the question of slavery.
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The Court has kind of punted in the last couple of cases.
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In their first five possessions, they punted three times and fumbled twice.
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Washington ran three more plays, didn't get a first down and punted.
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Georgia gained 701 yards, including 426 on the ground, and never punted.
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But once again, he punted, diplomatically skirting a question from Democratic Sen.
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It's punted on past opportunities to wrest control of the Brexit process.
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The special counsel punted on the issue of obstruction of justice, but we don't know exactly who he punted to -- Congress, for example, or the public -- only that the attorney general picked up the ball and ran with it.
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Almost invariably, it's the teams that punted that end up hurting the most.
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Overall, the Jayhawks managed just 241 yards of offense and punted 10 times.
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Minnesota never punted and totaled 434 yards while holding Washington to 216 yards.
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When Buffalo punted on its ensuing possession, optimism reigned on the Jets' sideline.
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But both McMaster and Trump's top economic adviser, Gary Cohn, punted last week.
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A decision on the acquisition seems to be punted to after the election.
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The move punted a likely standoff over border security until just before Thanksgiving.
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So they punted the ball into the future, and it landed around 2012.
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The Miners (1-1) punted on all seven possessions, failing to cross midfield.
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But it faces intense opposition and a full vote was punted to 2020.
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The Frogs punted nine times, lost two fumbles and gained 222 total yards.
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We saw this when they unanimously punted the cases involved in Zubik v.
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WATTERS: He should have punted it to her, and had her take the fall.
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The split effectively punted the agency fee dispute until after the 2016 presidential election.
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Asked if jail time is appropriate for Barr, she again punted to the committees.
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"Pompeo punted the question to the White House, saying they would "have to explain.
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The drive stalled at the Bills' 40, though, and San Francisco punted it away.
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Maggie Hassan (D) punted a question about Clinton's trustworthiness during her debate with Sen.
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That previous letter suggested Mueller didn't establish collusion and punted on obstruction of justice.
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Mr. Lewandowski did not want to, so he punted to a colleague, Rick Dearborn.
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But for the second straight year, countries punted on finalizing those carbon market rules.
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Mueller's report essentially punted on the question of whether Trump committed obstruction of justice.
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The Eagles punted a school-record 5 times, with Mike Knoll racking up 537 yards.
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However, the high court punted the case back to the lower court for further preceding.
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He's punted from country to country as Europe falls to mass protests and immigration hysteria.
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Less than five minutes later, Syracuse's Sterling Hofrichter punted for 58 yards, outkicking his coverage.
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And when June 13 rolled around, Trump punted and instead spoke largely about national security.
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Vettel's race, meanwhile, unraveled after Verstappen collided with him and punted him into a spin.
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Trump punted on everything from his relationship with Russia to gun violence during the campaign.
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This week, his government punted its decision on the country's aging fighters into the future.
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Jubelirer) but when the time came to actually explore that limit he punted (Gill v.
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LSU's first five possessions ended with touchdowns before the Tigers punted on their sixth possession.
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TK, VERMONT I was genuinely interested in hearing her point of view — and she punted.
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I asked her teacher if she has been assessed for learning disabilities, and she punted.
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McMaster helped develop the plan unveiled last year that punted the Iran deal to Congress.
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Asked in the White House press briefing whether she had signed an NDA, she punted.
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The administration has repeatedly punted to Congress on the issue of immigration and many others.
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Underdog Kansas City punted twice in New England territory, and of course went on to lose.
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But the Penguins punted on six straight series as West Virginia ran off 24 unanswered points.
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The Supremes punted yesterday on a challenge brought by religious groups opposed to Obamacare's contraceptive mandate.
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It had founders, it had a different business plan that it punted around for a while.
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Cal punted on five of its first six possessions, and lost a fumble on the other.
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He's also a dead ringer for his brother, Derek Lechler, who also punted at A&M.
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Several Republicans have argued that filling Scalia's vacancy should be punted until after the 2016 elections.
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When the time came to reject Russian outreach and inform the FBI, the Trump campaign punted.
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What matters is that root causes continue to get punted every time something like this happens.
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The White House punted responsibility for the redaction to the Justice Department, signaling lack of coordination.
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Instead, Coughlin punted—and Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick shredded the Giants defense for the tying touchdown.
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Returning Davis kept it from falling further, but beyond that, Baltimore basically punted on the winter.
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So he had to have punted this poor, slumbering duck like it was a football, right?
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After examining Mr. Trump's actions and weighing "difficult issues" of law and fact, Mr. Mueller punted.
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While Congress punted to avoid confrontations this time, multiple potential showdowns loom in the near future.
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The Packers punted six times and had just 25 yards of offense in the first half.
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McConnell has essentially bought some time and punted a decision on whether to hear from witnesses.
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Both teams punted four times and tried for a field goal in their first five possessions.
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"Iowa effectively punted the ball, and that raises the stakes considerably for New Hampshire," he said.
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Instead, the special counsel essentially punted the question of obstruction of justice to the Justice Department.
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The Cardinals punted on all five of their possessions, the Titans on each of their first three.
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Asked Friday whether he stands by his criticisms of Trump, Kasich largely punted on a direct answer.
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Late Wednesday, the House Rules Committee punted a decision on a rule governing a vote until Thursday.
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Here's what happened: Congress punted to the president, who ordered the attorney general to rewrite existing regulations.
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But the play was called back for offensive pass interference and the Pats punted three plays later.
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Iowa ethics officials made a similar comparison in a case there but punted the decision to lawmakers.
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But every other US administration has punted on this to avoid losing American influence with the Palestinians.
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The Supreme Court on Monday punted the issue of partisan gerrymandering for a second time this month.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday punted questions over a Google privacy case settlement to a lower court.
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Meanwhile, Congress has punted on reforming and reauthorizing the NFIP six times since it expired last September.
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Punk often punted on these questions through the Obama years and grew sedentary, probably too much so.
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Rutgers (1-1, 433-1) had just five first downs, punted 10 times and committed three turnovers.
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The Supreme Court has already punted on several cases that wade into the waters of reproductive rights.
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By his own admission, Hekker was a quarterback who punted at Bothell High School in suburban Seattle.
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But with the budget fight now punted to December, Congress will turn its attention to other issues.
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The appellate court though punted decisions about the rest of the law down to a lower court.
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But they punted on the controversial question of whether to seek more witness testimony or documentary evidence.
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Four plays later, the Giants punted, and Green Bay took over at the Giants' 37-yard line.
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Fitzpatrick struggled early against the Jaguars as the Dolphins punted on all four possessions in the first quarter.
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But the British Parliament rejected participation in such an operation, and President Obama punted the issue to Congress.
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Montgomery had lost a fumble on the first possession, and New York punted on its next three drives.
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Facing steady resistance from the panel, and remarking, "I'm not sure I'm convincing the court", Mr Flentje punted.
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It punted the decision to the FDA, asking for a medical evaluation of kratom and a scheduling recommendation.
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I just wish Google hadn't punted on the standard Pixel 2's design and battery life so hard.
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They punted, however, on a critical but complicated issue involving how countries trade and account for certain pollution.
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California recently punted on a key step toward trying to govern the use of artificial intelligence in hiring.
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But by taking the high ground, the committee has so far punted on making any determination about collusion.
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Dr. Sanders punted to Edward Stone, executive director of the Thirty Meter collaboration and an astrophysicist at Caltech.
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Two runs and an incomplete pass generated only 93 yards before the Crimson Tide punted the ball away.
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Other knotty issues, like industrial subsidies from the Chinese state, have been punted to the "phase two" talks.
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Oregon State had just 65 total yards in the first half as it punted on all five possessions.
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The Giants punted on all five first-half possessions, gaining just 21 total yards and allowing four sacks.
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Instead, in their opinion Wednesday, they punted on the biggest question: whether the entire law should be repealed.
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The legislation's future has been thrown into question after it was punted at the end of last month.
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When the time came on Friday to publish the board's monthly agenda, the agency punted, hinting that Gov.
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Oklahoma's Reeves Mundschau, a sophomore in his first year as the starter, punted just 33 times this season.
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Northwestern appealed Ohr's decision to a five-member NLRB panel, which then punted on the unionization issue in 2015.
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However, nobody knows what mechanism initially punted the cloud out into galactic orbit all those millions of years ago.
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Trailing Mississippi 34-6 in the third quarter of the Sugar Bowl, Oklahoma State punted on fourth-and-1.
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The Beavers punted on the ensuing possession, but Wolitarsky fumbled, giving Oregon State the ball deep in Minnesota territory.
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The Hilltoppers punted on their first six possessions; four of the first five resulted in a three-and-out.
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Atlanta duffed its way out of field goal range and punted; New England tied the game two minutes later.
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But when it came time to consider making one of them the face of their franchise, the Browns punted.
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Asked by NBC's Hallie Jackson to specifically name which president Trump was referring to about the wall, Pence punted.
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Yet leadership also faces pressure from activist groups to take a harder line, particularly after Democrats punted in December.
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Last week, the court punted on alleged gerrymandering in Wisconsin and Maryland, allowing the maps to stand for now.
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Down by seven against Pettine's hapless Browns, Tomsula punted on 4th-and-6 from his own 44-yard line.
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"They punted us like a ball from one to another; they are treating us like their toy," she said.
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Asked whether Didi could help improve Apple's relationship with the Chinese government, Liu punted and referred reporters to Apple.
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Patricia Farley (R) that punted the final decision on net metering over to the Nevada Public Utility Commission (PUCN).
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With only 38 seconds left, the Vikings punted the ball away, hoping for better fortune in the second half.
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The Mueller report punted on whether President Trump obstructed justice, but several commentators said it showed that he had.
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But Congress punted on other decisions, like whether to extend liability protections for medical mask and other device manufacturers.
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This situation relegates national monuments to little more than political footballs being punted back and forth between presidential administrations.
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Congress punted its funding fight for another two weeks, setting up a contentious spending showdown just days before Christmas.
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The fans tried to cajole the quarterback as the Packers punted on their first five possessions against the Giants.
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Darren: I bet one of our editors a Chicago hotdog that the House debate does get punted into 2020.
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That meant Johnny Hekker punted more times than Goff completed passes (five) or the Rams recorded first downs (two).
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The Court punted on a similar case in 2016, deadlocking 4-4 in the wake of Antonin Scalia's death.
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Trailing Alabama 31-0 in the third quarter of the big-college semifinals, Michigan State punted on fourth-and-1.
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Instead, the future fate of the landmark pact will essentially be punted to Congress, triggering a 60-day review process.
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And since Mueller punted on whether Trump obstructed justice, these sources don't expect a revelation that could threaten Trump's presidency.
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Asked at the conference whether the White House's report factored in four or eight years of Donald Trump, Deese punted.
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Ole Miss, after its touchdown, punted the ball five times, turned it over and twice and lost possession on downs.
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Buffaloes junior P Alex Kinney has punted 15 times and only two have been returned — for nine total yards. 3.
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Missouri punted 10 times to make it consecutive games of nine or more punts for the first time since 1999.
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The Nittany Lions scored twice, but ran just 17 plays on four other first-half possessions and punted three times.
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Some argue that Comey and Roberts punted when they were entrusted by our institutions of justice to exercise certain powers.
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Where were u when Boehner punted on the power of the purse a added nearly 5 trillion in new debt?
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Asked if he would put it up for a vote this week, McConnell, the Senate majority leader, punted to Trump.
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McConnell signaled in his Wednesday speech that the ongoing fight over the wall has now effectively been punted to 2019.
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After Mississippi State (2-1) punted, Kansas State (3-0) took possession at its own 73 with 8:56 left.
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The issue was teed up perfectly this term, but Justice Kennedy ultimately punted, leaving the key questions once again unaddressed.
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The Jets punted on their first six possessions and crossed into New England's territory only once in the first half.
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Where were u when Boehner punted on the power of the purse a added nearly 25 trillion in new debt?
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But GOP leaders punted contentious fights over immigration, health care, national security and disaster funding into the New Year. I.e.
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The season is still in pre-production, so any talk of a release date is being punted on right now.
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After the Vikings punted, Stafford led the Lions on a 17-play, 84-yard drive that took almost 10 minutes.
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The Chiefs, the highest-scoring team in the N.F.L., did: 31, a nick above their season average, and never punted.
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But maybe JBL has the company has overengineered itself into a corner if the Link Bar keeps getting punted like this.
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The team basically punted on that question — they're fortunately in a position where they don't have to worry about that yet.
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For the day, Charleston Southern managed just one first down, punted 12 times and failed to get the ball past midfield.
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The Saints, who have punted a league-low 19 times in nine games, did not punt against the Bengals (5-73).
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You "complete" a stage by clearing a certain number of lines, at which point you're immediately punted to the next one.
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After Seattle punted on its first possession, the Lions drove 240 yards in 13 plays to take a 7-0 lead.
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Asked if Flynn broke any laws, Spicer punted on the question and referred the reporter to Flynn himself and law enforcement.
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Musk punted on the real problems, saying he just wants to build the railroad; someone else can figure out the rest.
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In Kennedy's final weeks, the court punted on major decisions on partisan gerrymandering and religious-freedom exceptions to anti-discrimination laws.
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He is known for his versatility: He also punted in college and has filled in at defensive back for the Patriots.
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They also argue that voters would effectively have a say in who replaces Scalia if the confirmation is punted until 2017.
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The Cowboys (9-1) punted on their first four possessions — a first this season — against the N.F.L.'s No. 1 defense.
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This was the legal debate that the Supreme Court had a chance to get into — but the Court punted on Monday.
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Facing opposition from many Assembly members, legislative leaders and Mr. Cuomo punted, creating a new commission to fashion a plan instead.
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Alabama had a short injury delay while Jonah Williams was treated on the field, but they eventually punted the ball away.
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Over all, the N.F.L. punted on this important issue and showed its lack of commitment to the cause of social justice.
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With their members split, House Republican leaders have followed a well-worn path in Congress — they have punted on the issue.
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The resolution from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) punted the decision on whether witnesses will testify until next week.
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But that discussion was punted given the imminent feeling in the conference about the transmission of the articles and impeachment managers.
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This particular sex-trafficking issue was punted to Congress after the Supreme Court turned down a case January 2017 against Backpage.
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Both teams punted on their first possessions of overtime — the first extra period in an A.F.C. wild-card game since 2012.
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A device that punted vinyl out of cultural relevancy (back then, at least) by selling 200 million units over its lifetime?
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The Little Sisters of the Poor appealed but the Supreme Court punted it back down to the lower courts to decide.
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But so far, they haven't taken too hard a line — and Congress has punted all the biggest legislative fights to 2018.
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"They punted because of the growing uncertainty around the U.S. election," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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He largely punted on a campaign in Iowa, the first-in-the-nation caucus state, opting instead to compete in New Hampshire.
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And Mueller did not give an outright judgment that Trump violated the law by obstructing justice — instead, he punted on the matter.
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He completed 28 of 48 passes with three touchdowns and no turnovers, moving the ball so well that the Patriots never punted.
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He first punted a ball in 2012 in a Melbourne park where he was spotted by his university professor, according to ESPN.
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CHIP, for instance, is an extremely popular program that only got punted because of disagreements about how to pay for its reauthorization.
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On Miami's six full possessions in the first half, the Hurricanes scored five touchdowns and punted once, building a 35-14 lead.
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" In August, Wexton punted the question to the audience asking, "for how many of you is this one of your top concerns?
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Despite the fact that his own administration is pushing to dismantle the program, Trump has punted the issue to Democrats in Congress.
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After all, a ball punted forward is not normally a cause for celebration, a goal kick not usually a reason for merriment.
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The package punted on the issue of miners' pensions — another promised benefit on the chopping block — leaving that debate for another day.
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The Justice Department quickly punted the issue to the department's inspector general, who has yet to release an assessment of the claims.
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"We've gone ahead and punted on some of the most important things," Mr. Selnick said in a call with reporters on Wednesday.
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Rapoport said Brown told Mayock that he would hit him in the face and then punted the ball after a screaming match.
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The Utes went three-and-out and punted to Pettis, who ran toward the sideline, broke a tackle and outran everyone else.
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The Bulldogs punted the ball away and Alabama has a chance to win the game with just under three minutes to play.
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But the problems I punt in the E.R. are also punted by the hospital's doctors upstairs and by primary care doctors outside.
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But it puzzled Comey that Mueller punted on the question of obstruction, which was largely rooted in his dismissal in May 2017.
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But that ship and another were then forced to wander the waves, in often-challenging weather, as they were punted between ports.
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The Rams, who averaged 32.9 points a game this season, have had the ball five times and they have punted five times.
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Belichick clearly felt the game was over, as the Patriots handed off three times and punted the ball back to the Dolphins.
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Sure it was fourth-and-24, but they were down two scores with two minutes to go in the Super Bowl and punted!
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Asked the question by a Democrat during a five-hour Senate hearing, Sessions ultimately punted — saying he'd have to answer later in writing.
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Congress just punted it back to him — and he's back to square one, with the deal he promised to scrap still in place.
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Then-Justice Anthony Kennedy seemed poised to draw such a line during the court's last term, but ultimately punted ahead of his retirement.
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Pressed to respond to the president's bad tweets—or the status of the Dreamers, whom he had pledged to protect—Ryan has punted.
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Biden at the time said that if there were a vacancy on the court, it should be punted until after the presidential election.
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A senior administration official predicted that a deal on the caps would be reached in January rather than be punted further into 2018.
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It recently punted on a similar proposal from Arkansas, in what was seen as a negative sign about the idea's chances of success.
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Last month, the Supreme Court punted all three cases back down to the lower courts on technicalities, refusing to rule on the merits.
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How so: Because of an agreement to a short-term bill, the spending fight and debt limit fight has been punted to December.
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And the GOP punted on changes to the primary calendar, which also was believed to have benefited Trump more than Cruz in 2016.
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Pressed by O'Reilly to explain his policy toward Iran and how far he would go to address its nuclear program, Trump basically punted.
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Knocking White off his feet in the opening minute, Cikatic punted him in the head on the ground and raised a ghoulish hematoma.
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Democrats will win, the wall will not be built, and Congress will once again have punted when we should've been taking a stand.
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Ryan's decision set the stage for a partial government shutdown and punted a fix to Pelosi and House Democrats in the new Congress.
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After Hawaii punted, the Broncos got the ball back with 23 seconds left and needed only two plays to make it 5-2212.
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This process relegates our national monuments to little more than political footballs being punted back and forth with each change of presidential administration.
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Just as he punted the ball to Capitol Hill on the "Dreamers," Haley is allowing Trump to do likewise on the nuclear deal.
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It recently punted on a similar proposal from Arkansas, in what was seen as a negative sign about the idea's chances of success.
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Chicago punted on its first three possessions before the clock ran out in the first half after they committed two illegal shift penalties.
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Flashback: It was only two weeks ago that the administration punted on the hospital transparency rule; today's high-profile event may explain why.
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But, with his move to the Golden Knights this offseason ... no need for a sun house anymore -- so the winger punted the palace.
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All signs Monday pointed to the 21-year-old being ready, and he punted any previous hesitation shown over playing in the opener.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, punted by saying it was up to the President to decide the fate of his appointees.
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But now that acquittal is in the rearview mirror, the decision about whether to pursue Bolton's testimony has been punted back to the House.
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But lawmakers have long punted on addressing Social Security problems, which would likely entail raising payroll taxes, curtailing benefits or some combination of both.
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Still, Clinton punted when it came to the recurring question of whether she would release the transcripts of her speeches to Wall Street corporations.
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But where Human Revolution regularly punted you to loading screens between buildings, Mankind Divided lets both you and your enemies seamlessly move between them.
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Following Trump's demands that DOJ look into the matter, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein quickly punted the issue to the DOJ IG to investigate.
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He has dismissed universal health care as too expensive and unrealistic, but otherwise has punted on the most salient political issues of the day.
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When the subject came before the justices last spring, they ultimately punted both cases in question back to the lower courts for further hearings.
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But on Tuesday he punted when reporters in Jacksonville asked him about a Senate run, noting he has 390 days left in Tallahassee. 20183.
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And two cases on political manipulation of election districts that hinged on his vote were punted on procedural grounds without a word from him.
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He also allegedly punted one right in its poor, defenseless swan ass, and—for good measure—went ahead and kicked a sleeping duck, too.
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Perhaps the museum and the city should have punted when the NFL proposed to co-opt the space and history of these iconic steps.
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But Ms. DeVos essentially punted the question back to Congress, which wrote the law that created the program but was silent on firearms purchases.
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At first, Trump punted the issue to "the lawyers" and the Senate, while claiming Bolton "would know nothing about what we're talking about" anyway.
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House Republicans on Friday debated what their election-year budget should look like but punted any decision until after the weeklong Presidents Day recess.
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Work on a major infrastructure bill, which President Trump has always been more enthusiastic about than congressional Republicans, has been punted to next year.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's report included clear evidence of obstruction of justice, but he punted on the question of whether that's what he found.
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The court punted on two similar cases last term, sending them back down to lower courts to re-examine if the plaintiffs had standing.
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Watson stayed on the field, and it seemed the Tigers might go for it, but it was a bluff, and Watson punted the ball.
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Taylor punted — perhaps with a political ear about what her DAF account holders might want to hear — saying she didn't feel strongly about that.
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The stars of the game, if anyone qualifies, are Edelman, who has 93 receiving yards, and Johnny Hekker, who has punted for 267 yards.
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Biden was also asked by moderator Jorge Ramos whether Obama made a mistake deporting 3 million undocumented immigrants, a question on which Biden punted.
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But Parliament mostly punted last time: Instead of taking control, it sent May back to Brussels on this doomed mission to renegotiate the backstop.
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But having punted the issue to the House, Mueller should now cooperate with House leaders' desire to hear him speak live and in person.
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Missouri punted early in the second quarter and then scored on its next four possessions to go up 21969-22008 before the first half ended.
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Florida's Department of Environmental Protection banned the terms "climate change" and "global warming" from official communications, and Scott has punted when asked about climate change.
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Washington (CNN)Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin punted again Wednesday when pressed about an Obama-era plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $193 bill. Rep.
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And the Supreme Court punted a ruling on the issue after the Trump administration rescinded Obama-era federal guidance for bathroom use in public schools.
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Leading 2121-28 with 3:32 remaining in regulation, Oregon rushed and then called timeout, then went incompletion, incompletion and punted back at 2:17.
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The court has now effectively punted twice in two years on the issue of whether a bakery may refuse service to a same-sex couple.
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These lawsuits were filed in both DC and San Francisco, and were eventually punted collectively to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
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A tariff hike on $200 billion of Chinese goods was supposed to go into effect on January 1 but has been punted for three months.
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Patrick and Bloomberg, a former New York City mayor, had both flirted with possible 2020 presidential runs, but ultimately punted on launching campaigns last winter.
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He went 4 of 14 for 19 yards, taking three sacks and an intentional-grounding penalty as the Browns punted on their first six possessions.
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Randleman's right hand was high and wide in hopes of stopping the head kick, but his body was wide open and begging to be punted.
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You remember the play ... in Game 3 of 2016's Western Conference Finals, Draymond's leg punted OKC Thunder big Steven Adams square in the nuts.
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Josh Jacob ran the ball for 3 yards and then the Crimson Tide punted yet again, showing little sign of having figured out Georgia's defense.
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Rodgers threw a pair of touchdown passes in the first half, but never got the ball back after Green Bay punted with 4:20 left.
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Short one justice, the Court punted Zubik back to the lower courts — most likely because the justices were divided 4-4 on who should prevail.
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After the 49ers ran just three plays and punted, Mahomes needed just six plays to advance the Chiefs to the San Francisco 5-yard line.
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Our national monuments will become the latest in a long line of political footballs — being punted back and forth depending on who is in power.
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In just one sentence, the president called out the deal as terrible but then punted to Capitol Hill, "asking the Congress to address" its flaws.
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The Jaguars eventually punted from deep in their own territory, which allowed the Cardinals to complete two passes and kick a game-winning field goal.
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The UK Parliament will also keep trying to take control of the process — although it has punted most of the opportunities it's had so far.
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Because good sound treatments don't make the splash that beautiful chairs or special artwork do, they can easily get punted to the bottom of the list.
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WASHINGTON — Special counsel Robert Mueller's office once again punted when offered the chance to recommend a specific prison sentence for former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort.
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During her instant classic social media rant Monday, Cardi insisted she'd been offered the Little Mix collab first, and Nicki only got it because she punted.
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For Koreshkov to effectively attack Lima with his hands, he has to plant his lead foot in range to be punted—there's no way around it.
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In the summer before my senior year of college, I boxed it all up and punted it as far back into that attic as I could.
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Disaster aid The Senate punted a House-passed disaster aid bill after leadership couldn't get an agreement to speed up debate of the legislation in December.
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Related: Check out how much Medicare spends on drugs Congress has punted on the issue of shoring up the solvency for both entitlement programs for years.
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Once the design team finished a design, they punted the project to the finance team to handle hiring vendors, another person familiar with the process said.
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The House, meanwhile, passed 10 out of the 85033 bills, but punted on the DHS measure amid divisions between progressives and moderates in the Democratic caucus.
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The team largely punted on the 2017 off-season to preserve its salary cap space in 2018, signing Kentavious Caldwell-Pope to a one-year deal.
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After one first down, the Seahawks lost a yard on the next three plays, with Wilson being sacked by Preston Smith on third down, and punted.
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The Rams managed to have a nine-play drive generate just 33 yards as a result of penalties and Johnny Hekker punted for a ninth time.
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Foles connected with Nelson Agholor for 9 yards and a first down, allowing the Eagles to drain the clock down to 7 seconds before they punted.
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The Supreme Court ultimately punted on many of these broader arguments, instead focusing on the specifics of how the Colorado Civil Rights Commission treated Phillips unfairly.
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Miami leading the favored Patriots 17-10 in the fourth quarter — New England, sputtering, had just punted on fourth-and-26 — the Dolphins faced third-and-43.
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Why it matters: The high court has never struck down a gerrymandered election map as unconstitutional, and it punted on opportunities to do so last this year.
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Or you can walk down to the river bank, hire a raft (planks tied to the inner tubes of two tractor wheels) and get yourself punted across.
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It punted on a lot of central issues, including immigration, but allowed the UK to leave while keeping enough EU rules in place to avoid immediate catastrophe.
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They typically cross the border over the Suchiate river on the small flotilla of rafts made of inner tubes that are punted leisurely from bank to bank.
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" Asked whether he would support a repeal-only bill next week, the Louisiana senator punted: "What I know now is not what I will know on Monday.
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Except the second time he did it, he stepped slightly deeper on a forty-five degree angle and punted Silva's back leg out for the TKO victory.
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Another option is to link your landline to your cell, so when a call comes and you're not home, it gets punted to where you actually are.
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The Colts punted on five of their ensuing eight drives, with Vinatieri adding a 2175-yard field goal for a 22-2434 lead in the second quarter.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has punted on a resolution that would have created a task force to reduce the role of corporate PACs in party fundraising.
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When Frank called NYU Langone to question the charges, the hospital punted him to Aetna, which told him it paid the bill according to its negotiated rates.
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Namajunas's long, side-on stance presents her lead leg to be punted, but she will often bounce back out of range and then return with the counter.
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By sidestepping the fetal characteristics provision of the two-part law, the justices punted what could have been a test of the future of Roe v. Wade.
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What I learned during those interviews might prove useful to members of Congress, to whom President Trump has punted the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) issue.
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House Republicans say they haven't been briefed on a specific plan, but the rumor is that nearly every contentious political point will be punted until January. Rep.
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Lawmakers punted on the issue earlier in the summer, when the House, Senate, and White House came together over the summer to agree on overall spending limits.
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Mr. Kabila's second term as president of Congo expired at the end of 2000, but his government has twice punted the presidential poll, now scheduled for 250.
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With Beaty, a fourth-year coach with one Big 12 victory, taking over play-calling responsibilities, the Jayhawks converted 4 of 15 third downs and punted nine times.
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While Alonso was punted out at the start in a three-car crunch, Vandoorne finished 12th and collected a late drive-through penalty for ignoring blue warning flags.
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Stories about family separation continue to dominate headlines, and President Donald Trump has punted to Congress to come up with a solution to the problem his administration created.
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" BAT: Mnuchin punted when asked to make the pro-BAT argument to a Wal-Mart shopper, but did say that he doesn't expect to introduce it "as is.
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Kasich on Monday punted when asked if Cruz, who was born in Canada to an American mother, is eligible to be president, a question fueled by Trump's campaign.
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He punted on the question of Trump's unproven assertion that millions of illegal votes cost him victory in the popular vote against Hillary Clinton in last year's election.
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Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy punted questions about the debt ceiling to Mnuchin on Tuesday, after a meeting between President Donald Trump and Republican leadership at the White House.
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The mercurial midfielder punted the ball into the box where Platt's stunning volley on the turn beat Preud'homme and drove a stake into the heart of Belgian dreams.
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My guess: I wouldn't be surprised if the SEC punted and allowed the issue to be litigated in the courts (there is an ongoing lawsuit already regarding ripple).
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It began on their own nine-yard-line and ended with a sack of Cam Newton to push them back to the Kansas City 40, where they punted.
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So they've just punted the whole thing by passing the CR, which locks the exact same levels in place for what's called "discretionary spending" from the year before.
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She could not see her, could not find the angle, so instead she punted the ball forward, as far from her, from her goal, as she could muster.
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The Sooners rolled up a season-high 1005 total yards and punted only once, and that was in the fourth quarter after Murray was done for the day.
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And though they punted on the witness question for the time being, Democrats appeared to have made little progress winning over wavering Republicans during the trial's first week.
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According to Fox Sports, it was the first time a team punted after being inside the opponent's 20-yard line since St. Louis did against Washington in 2011.
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At the end of January 2017, minor changes were announced but again FIBA punted making a final decision; there was the promise of something more concrete in May.
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Pressed whether the same amount of people covered currently would be covered under a new system, the speaker punted, saying he didn't want to get ahead of committee action.
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Sessions did appear on Fox News for an interview Monday with Laura Ingraham, who gently lobbed softball questions (could Trump end this with a phone call?), which Sessions punted.
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After a year of arguments over whether the Supreme Court believes partisan gerrymandering claims can be resolved by courts, the justices largely punted on Monday — leaving major questions unresolved.
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The bomb is very big and very expensive and it was totally unclear who authorized its use—Trump and Spicer both punted when they were asked about that specifically.
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Curley Johnson, who punted for the Jets in their Super Bowl victory over the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in 232, died on Sunday at his home in Granbury, Tex.
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But with leaders of both sides recognizing Congress will have to deal with the issue, it's likely it could be punted and incorporated into a year-end funding deal.
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Rather, they have just punted it down the road, to 2026, when Congress will have to grapple with the effects of major changes to individual Americans taxes once more.
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But the court unanimously punted Gill back to the lower courts for further hearings and signed off on a federal judge's decision to not issue an injunction in Benisek.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, punted a question on Tuesday about adopting a budget in his chamber — a potentially pointless exercise if the House cannot do the same.
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By refusing to consider them, the Supreme Court has effectively punted on a critical legal decision that would provide guidance on how to deal with similar alleged legislative overreaches.
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Rick Scott on Wednesday punted on questions about whether policymakers should take a stand on mental health and gun control, saying that "there's a time" to have such conversations.
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One House immigration bill failed, another got punted to next week and Melania wore a $39 jacket that said "I don't really care" on her trip to the border.
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He first punted a football at his Miami high school when, during track practice one day, he booted an errant football back toward his school's squad on the field.
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Ultimately, however, the Court punted — sending the cases back to lower courts, without ruling on the merits, to see if the plaintiffs and the government could reach a compromise.
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In the circuit court's decision in December, the court punted on whether the rest of the massive law -- even provisions unrelated to the mandate -- could remain on the books.
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But in December, lawmakers were forced to include language in a stopgap government funding bill that punted the deadline for the surveillance programs by 90 days, until March 15.
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It included an expected victory when the Senate in a party-line vote approved a resolution laying out the rules for the trial that punted any decision on witnesses.
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In the circuit court's decision last month, the court punted on whether the rest of the massive law -- even provisions unrelated to the mandate -- could remain on the books.
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Moving forward, Secretary Acosta must take this history into account and reassess his incorrect assertion that the SEC merely punted when the fiduciary rule was first being rolled out.
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Had Vrabel punted during the wild sequence, Tom Brady and the Patriots may have had more than a minute remaining to drive the field for a game-winning score.
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On fourth-and-2285, Dallas's Chris Jones punted 22 yards to Adam Thielen, who tried to make something happen after catching the ball inside his own 25-yard line.
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But Senate GOP leadership punted the recovery aid into 2018, leaving the bill to languish as leaders scramble to hash out a deal to fund the government past Jan.
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Given the chance to make it up to her this week, the Globes punted again, shunning her new film, "Little Women," in the best drama and best director categories.
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Similarly, both Murphy and Brad Wiegmann, the deputy assistant attorney general at the DOJ's National Security Division, punted in response to Rose's question and said they'd get back to him.
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The White House has punted on a key Obamacare decision, leaving health insurance plans in limbo and creating more uncertainty about what the law's marketplaces will look like in 2018.
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Congress has punted on government spending negotiations since October 1, 2017, the start of the 2018 fiscal year, passing short-term continuing resolution spending bills to keep the government open.
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While she pointed out that his "cavalier attitude" toward nuclear weapons was dangerous, time and again, she punted at opportunities to point out how ill-informed and unprepared Trump is.
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Ironically enough, Ron Rivera, a coach who has a reputation for being daring, punted late facing a 4th-and-2 near midfield with a chance to close out the Seahawks.
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There are three main theories of why Mueller punted — some of which imply that Mueller didn't expect Barr to clear Trump's name, or at least to do it so quickly.
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Instead they punted, and on the game-tying ten-play scoring drive that ensued, the Patriots only ran the ball once, on a one-yard touchdown burst by James White.
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Kennedy's feat of legal legerdemain means that the Supreme Court has punted on deciding whether anti-discrimination laws that protect gay Americans must yield to a business owner's religious tenets.
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The Trump administration on Monday approved Arkansas's request to impose work requirements on certain Medicaid beneficiaries, but punted a controversial proposal that would have rolled back the state's Medicaid expansion.
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With confirmed cases on U.S. soil as the North Star for decision-making — despite "the system blinking red" on other dimensions — early decisions to take vital preventive actions were punted.
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He has also punted on answering the hard questions about how much taxes would need to be raised to pay for the program, though he acknowledges tax increases are necessary.
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In many ways this is a relief for housing wonks because Congress has punted for so long on resolving the last major financial reform issue outstanding from the financial crisis.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled that ObamaCare's individual mandate is unconstitutional but punted on the larger question of what it means for the rest of the health law.
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On Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin disputed claims that the Trump administration had punted on moving forward with fresh sanctions against Russia over its interference in the 2016 US election.
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Spiers, a former walk-on, learned to punt from his father, Bill, who punted for Clemson before playing parts of 13 seasons in the major leagues as a utility infielder.
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If you're wondering, we asked Hart approximately 1 million Lakers related questions, mainly about the Anthony Davis related trade rumors, and he punted like Brad Wing on all of them.
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"I won't speculate as to why they punted, but my suspicion is if we have nine Supreme Court justices instead of eight we might have had a different outcome," he said.
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It punted straight past the origin story, starting eight years into superhero-ing, and grounded Peter Parker's reality with some fresh twists, such as Mary Jane working at the Daily Bugle.
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On their next four drives, the Cavaliers punted and turned over the ball twice on downs, which led to Miami's two clinching scores, before time ran out on their last series.
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According to Reuters, TikTok developer Beijing ByteDance Technology Co. had attempted to convince the Supreme Court to overrule the ban, but it was punted back down to the Tamil Nadu judiciary.
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That move essentially punted the issue to Congress, which could make the program permanent by passing legislation like the Dream Act, but so far has made no progress in doing so.
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If the ball was punted too high, it could disappear over the low stand, and the kids who lived on the neighboring streets of modest Victorian rowhouses would have a souvenir.
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But GOP leaders punted contentious fights over immigration, health care, national security and disaster funding into the new year, meaning they're once again facing a potential crisis of their own making.
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"There are a number of issues that Republicans have either consistently forfeited or punted, and I think most younger members want to put an end to that," Curbelo told The Hill.
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The International Olympic Committee's president, Thomas Bach, in all of his spineless glory, could have and should have barred the whole Russian delegation but punted to the sports federations to decide.
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The Irish then punted, but came up with a safety when defensive lineman Jay Hayes tackled running back Jordon Brown in the end zone with 28 seconds left in the half.
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Pettine should have pulled out every stop on the organ to win this one, but early in the second half, as detailed in this space, he punted on 4th-and-inches.
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Seemingly caught between enforcing uniform protocols and potentially getting crosswise with the commander in chief, the Navy, at least for the moment, punted on deciding whether to mete out any punishment.
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They punted the issue of waivers to the agriculture secretary, Sonny Perdue, who has signaled he would look to use his regulatory power to limit states' abilities to request those exemptions.
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But the George W. Bush-appointed judge punted on that question, saying an affidavit would need to be produced once the case advances to a later stage in the legal fight.
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" While other candidates punted on this question, Yang laid out a solution, saying, "First we should obviously be focusing on relocating Americans away from places that are hit by climate change.
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Mahomes was intercepted on the next Kansas City drive and the Patriots were in Chiefs territory with a chance to add to their lead, but New England's offense sputtered and punted.
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Etling added a 20-yard scoring pass to Moreau with 1:59 left to pull LSU within 03-21, but Troy recovered the onside kick and punted with 20 seconds left.
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Tax credits pushed to Senate House lawmakers punted one important provision to the Senate: Providing more assistance to older consumers, many of whom would face huge premium hikes under the GOP bill.
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But since the Trump administration rescinded a legal guidance protecting trans people that was attached to Grimm's situation, the court punted on the case, sending it back down to the lower courts.
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Red Raiders cornerback DaMarcus Fields returned an interception 95 yards for a touchdown and, though the Cowboys only punted once, Kingsbury said the defense got stops that kept them in the game.
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In other words, the Cavaliers walked the ball up the floor, operated almost entirely out of the half-court, punted on offensive rebounds, and still wound up scoring 113 points per game.
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The Wildcats were unable to gain a first down and punted to JD Spielman, who electrified the home fans with a 282-yard punt return to put the Cornhuskers up 211-0.
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Things went from bad to worse for Fresno State, which punted again, and Pettis returned it 77 yards for the score — his third consecutive game with a punt return for a touchdown.
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Asked directly how he reconciled the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia had meddled in the election with Putin's denials, Trump punted -- saying both sides made good points and believed their view strongly.
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Additionally, though, at least 10 DCCC-backed candidates have punted on the question, telling reporters that they will take a wait-and-see approach if given the chance to vote for speaker.
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Other top Republicans also punted when asked whether Moore would be named to any committee -- a remarkably unusual move given that most senators tend to serve on four to five panels each.
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A federal appeals court in December agreed that the mandate was unconstitutional, but punted the decision on what, if any, of the law's provisions could be retained back to the lower court.
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At the end of New England's first drive, the Patriots punted, Denver's Isaiah McKenzie muffed the catch, and two plays later New England was on the board with a 2115-2110 lead.
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Cipollone, Purpura and Sekulow all are also preparing to take part in any cross examinations, even though Republican leaders have punted a vote on this issue until further along in the process.
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The U.S. Supreme Court took up the issue earlier this year, but ultimately punted on a major ruling, lending more weight to the measures on the ballot in Michigan, Utah, Missouri and Colorado.
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After the Giants punted, Cousins found Davis for 223 yards to the 257 and a Dustin Hopkins field goal with 2101 seconds left in the third quarter cut the deficit to 2100-0003.
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The agency also "punted" on doing in-depth investigations into the deaths of American officials in Benghazi, Libya, Kaplan alleged, and pushed for more law enforcement capabilities like the ability to carry guns.
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By failing to certify the deal, Trump punted the decision to Congress, which now has 60 days to decide whether to slap Iran with economic sanctions that were lifted under the 2015 pact.
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Federal health officials approved a new set of Medicaid work requirements today — this time in Arkansas — but punted on the state's more aggressive proposal to roll back the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion.
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Barr is sure to continue the defense of the citizenship question (in the hearing, he punted on the matter of birthright citizenship), and his views on immigration appear substantively similar to the Administration's.
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Instead, the international diplomatic community essentially "punted" on this critical issue by consigning it to some "final status" negotiations that, in reality, could never be reached so long as Palestinians demanded the impossible.
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Appropriators had originally pegged Friday as the deadline for subcommittee chairs to wrap up work on the 12 annual spending bills, but several of the larger issues have been punted to next week.
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But the drive stalled at the Georgia 241, after seven plays and 249 yards, and Texas A&M punted with 29:41 to play rather than go for it on fourth-and-33.
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Georgia had a chance to add its lead late in the second quarter after a 23-yard run by Swift to the Texas A&M 39, but the Bulldogs stalled out and punted.
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A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate provision is unconstitutional but punted on deciding whether the rest of the landmark health-care law should be tossed out.
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Nathan essentially punted the issue on Thursday by asking Musk and the SEC to go back to the drawing board and better define exactly how and when Musk's tweets need to be reviewed.
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If officials had ruled that New England's Julian Edelman touched a punted ball without actually possessing it, the Kansas City Chiefs would have gained possession, but they would not have scored a touchdown.
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The first fight gave us a quick chuckle when Thompson attempted one of his darts—which can set up nice counter side kicks: But instead had his trailing leg punted out by Woodley.
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At the end of 2017, Congress punted on a full slate of high-stakes priorities, including addressing undocumented immigrants, passing disaster relief funding, and stabilizing the health care markets, to the new year.
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Republicans have punted on finding a legislative fix for the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program since September, when the Trump administration announced it would end the program by March 5.
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The hypothesis, published by a pair of Caltech researchers, says the planet is probably a gas giant that was punted out of the ecliptic plane, in which all the other planets orbit, eons ago.
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Instead, the appeals court punted decisions about the rest of the law down to the district court judge in Texas, who previously ruled that since the mandate was unconstitutional, the entire law was, too.
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Lattner, who played both offense and defense, was not especially fast, but he was an elusive runner and a good blocker, and he caught passes, returned kicks, punted and was an outstanding defensive back.
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GERO JUNGMontreux, Switzerland I take issue with Bagehot's remark, in his column on Boris Johnson, that the Tories punted and "won big" when they chose Winston Churchill, another "maverick", as their leader (May 25th).
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Christie's term expires on January 16th, though, so it's possible the bill will have to be punted to a new legislative session and Democratic governor-elect Phil Murphy to sign if it passes again.
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During an eight-possession stretch bracketed by their two touchdowns in the first and fourth periods, the Raiders punted eight times, produced just three first downs, and amassed 28 net yards on 28 plays.
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After Auburn punted, it took Alabama only five plays to get on the board, when Tagovailoa knocked a Tigers defender out of the way to score at the pylon on a 173-yard run.
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One attendee said executives "punted" to Wall Street research analysts on questions about specific growth numbers and financials, largely because executives are limited on what they can share due to disclosure rules for roadshows.
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During an eight-possession stretch bracketed by their two touchdowns in the first and fourth periods, the Raiders punted eight times, produced just three first downs, and amassed 28 net yards on 1603 plays.
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The annual defense policy bill passed by Congress this week punted on what would have been the biggest change to the Pentagon since the last time a new military branch was created in 1947.
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That's when Trump -- hostile to the nuclear deal but stymied by declarations that Iran is complying from the United Nations, US allies and even his own national security staff -- punted the issue to Congress.
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Sean Spicer punted on the question of whether President Trump supports the Export-Import Bank on Tuesday, after the New York Times reported that the agency would be eliminated in the president's forthcoming budget.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats formally punted on releasing a budget blueprint on Tuesday, instead unveiling a bill that would increase military and domestic spending caps by more than $350 billion over the next two years.
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Republicans have punted on finding a legislative fix for the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals immigration program since September, when the Trump administration announced it would end the program by March 5.
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And that, in turn, as Adrianna McIntyre points out on Twitter, is in large part because the significant financial decisions involved in running the health care system are all punted over to the executive branch.
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The CSU offense stalled, and the Rams promptly punted the ball back to the Buffaloes, who drove 70 yards in five plays, with Travon McMillian scampering the 49 yards to put Colorado up, 42-10.
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"Legislators in all three states embraced partial solutions or punted entirely, preferring short-term fixes at the expense of other budget priorities," Sebastian Johnson, a policy analyst with ITEP, wrote in a recent blog post.
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The Angry Birds Movie features a montage of Red committing all of these acts of violence — except the young bird playing too loudly outside his house doesn't get shooed, he gets punted into the ocean.
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Texas A&M punted on its next possession and a 28-yard return by Christian Tuitt and a 47-yard pass from Stidham to Ryan Davis' set up the winning score on the next play.
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Lawmakers in both parties say they are sympathetic to immigrants who entered the country illegally as children, but they've punted the issue as the fate of the Obama-era program is tied up in court.
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But in a budget deal announced on Friday in Albany, state leaders not only punted on the policy but also may have undermined its viability in New York and across the country for a generation.
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But Mr. Mnuchin, testifying before Congress, said new security features under development made the 2020 design deadline set by the Obama administration impossible to meet, so he punted Tubman's fate to a future Treasury secretary.
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Most significantly, it punted the question about whether to call witnesses until later in the trial, a delay Democrats have long opposed because they're worried it could mean that witnesses won't be considered at all.
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"The court basically punted," said Mark A. Lemley, a law professor and director of the Stanford Program in Law, Science and Technology, who had previously filed a brief on behalf of Samsung in the case.
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The Second Circuit essentially punted on that issue, finding that although there was sufficient evidence to convict Mr. Silver, the jury verdict had to be reversed and the case sent back for a new trial.
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After his defense had shown for an entire half it was incapable of stopping the Seahawks on Sunday, he ran it three straight times, punted, and watched Russell Wilson deliver a near instantaneous death blow.
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While Mueller did not clear Trump of obstruction, his report also did not recommend the Department of Justice pursue a case against the president, which, in essence, punted the question of Trump's criminality to Congress.
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Last year during the Bengals' playoff loss to Indianapolis, Lewis ordered a punt on fourth-and-short in Colts territory though Cincinnati was trailing; later, still trailing, the Bengals punted on fourth-and-short from midfield.
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"I won't speculate as to why they punted, but my suspicion is if we had nine Supreme Court justices instead of eight there might have been a different outcome," Obama told the online media outlet Buzzfeed.
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The US successfully pushed for the matter to be punted to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), according to a source who was at the meeting but chose to speak anonymously due to professional concerns.
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One pass and one kick later, the Houston Texans were winners, and the Colts, who were all but guaranteed a tie if they had simply punted, ended up wasting a whopping 2134 passes from Andrew Luck.
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Meanwhile, the FTC has punted back to the FCC, the Journal wrote:The FTC has broad authority to go after deceptive business practices, but the agency believes some robocall intermediaries, including VoIP providers, fall outside its jurisdiction.
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In Cedar Falls, Biden went on a riff about health care, arguing that "others out there" had "proposed to spend 60 trillion dollars over the next 32 years" and punted on how to pay for it.
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A draft of federal privacy legislation shared with stakeholders and obtained by The Hill last month punted on both of those divisive questions, suggesting that the wait for Congress to lead on the issue may continue.
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Arkansas Medicaid work requirements approved The Trump administration on Monday approved Arkansas' request to impose work requirements on certain Medicaid beneficiaries, but punted on a controversial proposal that would have rolled back the state's Medicaid expansion.
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Because those changes would occur over the next three years, the deal essentially punted on the question of how the district would come up with the $403 million needed to pay for the additional staff members.
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Coming in second was Miss Hawaii, who punted during the question-and-answer segment when asked who she would vote for among the likely presidential candidates, Democrat Hillary Clinton or former pageant owner Donald Trump, a Republican.
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The Raptors punted Casey last week, and when we got P in L.A. ... he broke down what Casey did wrong in the playoffs, and how he would've handled things differently if he was running things up there.
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This week, House Republicans announced late Tuesday night that they would not release their tax reform plan Wednesday as previously planned, and punted the released by a day so that key lawmakers could continue refining the legislation.
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She punted on whether she agrees with a contentious proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government, a debate that will soon resurface in Congress as lawmakers prepare to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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Time Warner's chief executive, Jeffrey L. Bewkes, punted the division into a separately traded company in June 2014 in an effort to focus on the faster-paced cable networks, movie studio and HBO businesses he still runs.
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Roethlisberger ended the streak of punts by throwing an interception, then Pittsburgh punted two more times, the second of which was blocked and returned for a touchdown and 2963-point conversion, leading to a 21-0 deficit.
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I think you're right that Mueller recognized the weight of this decision and he ultimately punted it to Congress, but then Bill Barr rushed onto the field, took the ball, and scored a touchdown for Donald Trump.
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But faced with a fourth-and-2 at midfield late in the third quarter, Day punted, putting the game on his defense, which entered Saturday ranked first in yards and scoring but at the moment was reeling.
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The judge also punted on several motions from the defendants to dismiss the case, instead opening a nine-week discovery period so the court can figure out how much control oil companies wield over their California subsidiaries.
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On three occasions in recent months, Democrats punted on some of their top priorities as the GOP passed short-term funding bills — a strategy that outraged liberals eager for confrontation on issues like immigration and health care.
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After the Supreme Court struck down including the question — and punted the case back to the lower court — in late June, the DOJ announced the census would go to the printers without a question about citizenship status.
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"They're watching the same game we are," Simms said, adding that Denver was surmising that if it punted, Cam Newton and the Panthers would not be able to march down the field to score the go-ahead touchdown.
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Faced with a 400-plus page report documenting extensive efforts by the President of the United States to obstruct justice, House Democrats have punted -- making it pretty clear that impeachment proceedings will not be happening any time soon.
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The most likely, proposed by astronomers Scott Kenyon and Benjamin Bromley, posits that Planet 1003 is a gas giant that formed in the inner solar solar system before straying too close to Jupiter and getting itself punted out.
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RSVP Here Op-eds from The Hill Mandatory minimums: The wrong strategy for the opioid epidemic DOJ's stance on illegal immigrant abortion case is clear jab at ACLU What we're reading Trump punted to Congress on opioids funding.
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Another tariff hike on $200 billion of Chinese goods was supposed to go into effect on January 1, but has been punted for three months after President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, struck a truce.
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Approval of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade pact with 11 other Pacific Rim nations, could be punted to the next president and Congress; Mr. Trump has called it "a horrible deal" while Mr. Ryan has been supportive.
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The Steelers picked up only one first down on their next possession, and when they punted, the Chargers' Desmond King II fielded the ball at his 27-yard line, quickly sidestepped two pursuing Steelers and seized an opening.
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Yet victory for the prosecutors seemed unlikely—which is why J&J punted on a trial instead of settling with the state like Purdue and Teva, an Israeli generic-drug manufacturer, which paid out $270m and $85m, respectively.
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The Republican-controlled Senate punted on the issue in January by voting instead to extend the DEA's powers temporarily for an additional 15 months to allow for a new study into how it could impact fentanyl analogue research.
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And while President Trump has blamed the Federal Reserve for the slump, and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow punted responsibility to Europe, business groups and manufacturers say there's no question Trump's trade war is the real problem.
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Even in the US, where it was founded, the company has been largely opaque about its rules and how it implements them, and it's repeatedly punted when asked to do more content moderation or flag misinformation on the platform.
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Fitzpatrick started for Miami and struggled early, as the Dolphins punted on all four possessions in the first quarter, but he finished 23 of 18 for 126 yards and a touchdown before ceding to Rosen late in the third.
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After leading the league in successful fourth-down conversions in the regular season, during the Super Bowl the Eagles twice went for it in situations where the vast majority of teams would have punted or kicked a field goal.
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The court on Monday punted two cases on procedural grounds, ruling against both Democratic voters in Wisconsin who challenged the state's 2011 redistricting plan and Republicans in Maryland who opposed the map of a congressional district that same year.
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In the end, Mueller punted the issue by saying that whether these comments constitute a crime must turn on intent, which could not be ascertained, particularly given the refusal by Trump to be interviewed by the special counsel staff.
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The tragedy of this can be expressed in one simple equation: (Batman's origin + Superman's) x a puppy being punted into some barbed wire = Martian Manhunter Then after all that he still gets ignored for the Justice League movie. Unbelievable.
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While the unit economics of making money from individual downloads of narrative-based titles is still a bit of a Wild West in the VR world, it's a critical issue that can probably only be punted for so long.
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The locker room was heavy on frustration after the game, the realization quick to set in that the Raptors had punted on an opening they didn't have in the two previous playoff meetings to take control of the series.
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Instead, a review of the play resulted in Hyde being ruled down shy of the conversion, Cleveland punted, and a wild game in which both teams had moments of dominance ended with the Raiders winning in overtime, 45-42.
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You could be putting on a clinic, mount a guy, and because some scrub on your team got tapped with a guillotine in the opening seconds you are suddenly being punted in the back of the head from nowhere.
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As for Ella and the phone: Her dad and I punted, telling her that before we make a decision, she needs to create a second presentation that explains what rules of limited screen time she would impose upon herself.
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The S&P Health Care Sector index hit a new 52-week high on Thursday after a U.S. appeals court punted on deciding whether the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional, pushing the decision out to another year or so.
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The teams punted on consecutive drives, but the Rams made a defensive statement on their last stop of the first quarter, putting some real pressure on Tom Brady while also dealing with some long gains from New England's receivers.
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But when European leaders were then asked to return the favor, and offer their "opinions" on the ever-controversial rhetoric of Donald Trump -- both British Prime Minister David Cameron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel just as emphatically and surprisingly punted.
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She's watched the Republicans in Congress obstruct President Barack Obama at every turn—including in the last two years, as the Senate punted on his request for funding in the fight against Zika and refused to consider his Supreme Court nominee.
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Weeks later -- amid criticism that Trump had hastily approved the raid during a dinner with his defense secretary and with Yemen in uproar over the civilian casualties -- the President punted responsibility to the generals who recommended he approve the raid.
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Down 223-214 early in the fourth quarter, Oklahoma State got a big break when it punted and the ball hit a member of the return team and was recovered by the Cowboys' Amen Ogbongbemiga at the Iowa State 82.
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At an event Tuesday moderated by The Washington Post, the Iowa Republican said that the bill could pass in three or four days, and would lose Republican support if it gets punted to 2019, when Democrats take control of the House.
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While the report recommended the renaming of streets like Confederate Drive and the removal of signs like a Jefferson Davis highway marker, the delicate issue of the man behind the city's name was punted for the City Council to decide.
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It could have been the four liberals, dismayed with a district court ruling that invalidated the entire law and a federal appeals court that some think punted on the fate of the entire law to avoid an election year decision.
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Bharara and I spoke about Barr's performance so far, why he thinks Mueller punted the decision on obstruction of justice to Barr and Congress, and why Bharara went out of his way to avoid writing about Trump in his book.
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WASHINGTON — Republican leaders had muscled through their failure to repeal the Affordable Care Act, punted on the perennial brinkmanship over the debt ceiling and finally reached the one issue that all of the party's factions wanted to be on, tax reform.
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Texas faces a similar problem: As POLITICO reported last year, dozens of small counties there lack the resources or willingness to replace their insecure machines, and the state Legislature recently punted on mandating paper-based systems until at least 2021.
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When Democrats offered border wall funding in a straight-up swap and were duly rejected, the issue -- and with it, the fate of hundreds of thousands of DACA recipients and "Dreamers" -- was all but officially punted to the next Congress.
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On December 18, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the ACA's individual mandate is unconstitutional and punted the decision of whether the rest of the law could stand without the mandate back to a lower court in Texas.
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Those bills were likely going to be attached to a stopgap measure to fund the government through the next few weeks, but are now being punted to January as Congress runs up against a Friday deadline to avoid a shutdown.
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Then he punted to Congress the moral question of what to do with the Dreamers themselves: Should lawmakers preserve the rights DACA had afforded them or let them slip once again into undocumented status, living and working illegally in the U.S.?
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The Seattle Times reported Sunday that U.S. flight officials punted oversight of critical safety assessments to the company itself during the certification process, resulting in serious flaws, due to a lack of funding and resources to carry out every technical assessment.
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Google has historically tended to wait until later in the summer for name reveals, and last year the company simply punted on the issue entirely and opened up a public forum for the internet to submit their best ideas before settling on Nougat.
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In another case — linked with Kennedy's legacy on gay rights — the court again punted, this time on the issue of whether religious opposition to same-sex couples' marriages should exempt people and businesses from following public accommodation nondiscrimination laws generally applicable to all.
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So I assume this means that all of the data I've been collecting is now officially going to waste, as opposed to simply theoretically going to waste because I should have closed down the collection of it when our former CEO got punted.
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The move could significantly shift how the government regulates mobile internet providers now that the FCC has punted the responsibility to the less powerful FTC, and it sets up a model for other states to follow suit and apply pressure to regulatory bodies.
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There's only 30 seconds' worth of footage on hand, but it's obvious that the season is going to revolve around Richard's (Thomas Middleditch) quest to regain control of Pied Piper after being punted from the company's leadership at the end of last season.
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The collection of suits were filed as a consolidated suit in both D.C. and San Francisco, and were eventually punted to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in D.C. following an appeal from the petitioners to have the location moved from San Francisco.
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As the Senate comes back Wednesday and the House is set to follow next week, lawmakers are returning to their unfinished business that was punted at the end of last year -- including a potential deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
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So though a decision on this can be punted for now, Senate rules and congressional scoring practices do seem to suggest that Republicans will eventually have to decide on either using reconciliation for either health care, tax reform, or one bill combining both.
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Where he has effectively counter punted against attacks from Warren, Biden and Sanders, Buttigieg hasn't been able to hit Klobuchar with the same fire -- and the Minnesota senator is now surging after a strong debate performance and third place finish in New Hampshire.
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It was one thing when he was getting his feet punted out by world class kickboxer, Melvin Manhoef, but once Johny Hendricks began landing every low kick he threw it became clear that it was the method, not the man that troubled Lawler so much.
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Earlier this year, Yuri Milner and Stephen Hawking announced their mind-boggling plan to send fleets of tiny, interstellar nano-craft hurling toward Alpha Centauri at up to 20 percent the speed of light, after getting punted away from Earth by a giant laser array.
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When he went into the woods with his father to hear the schisma, the powers in the forest punted him into an alternate dimension where his father had already lost his son (Ruth never let Second Henry see his father again after they left).
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The bulk of All-Star Weekend's televised events took place within the Air Canada Centre, home of the Toronto Raptors and the city's other major sports teams; the celebrity game was punted to Ricoh Coliseum, the stomping grounds of a minor-league hockey team.
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In an opinion this year by Kennedy in a case involving a Colorado bakery, the court on a 7-2 vote ruled narrowly on the issue, but it punted on the larger question of whether to allow religious-based exemptions to anti-discrimination laws.
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Notre Dame scored on the first play of the second quarter, with Book throwing 303 yards to tight end Cam Smith to complete an 80-yard drive after the Irish punted twice and were stopped on a fourth-and-1 in the first quarter.
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And it is even more acute when you consider that Special Counsel Robert Mueller punted the question of whether the head of the executive branch -- the very branch constitutionally charged with enforcing the laws of this country -- obstructed justice to Attorney General William Barr.
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The 2202th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the law's mandate to have health insurance is unconstitutional, but punted on the question of whether any of the rest of the law should also be struck down, instead sending it back to the lower court.
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The traditional in and out style of boxing cannot be performed without one leg leading the entire body into the opponent's range, so as that leg stepped, Moicano punted it—either moving his head off line or checking Kattar's hands with his own as he did so.
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But now Trump has recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, in an address on Wednesday that punted on the city's final borders and other decisions, and ordered the State Department to begin the process of relocating the US Embassy there from its current home in Tel Aviv.
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The timeline: Bradley punted the decision to the British communications regulatory body Ofcom for their insight, and they have until mid-May to investigate whether the deal would give Murdoch too much control and whether he would be able to meet British broadcasting standards with full ownership.
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The visit ended anticlimactically, with Rosenstein attending another White House meeting that had previously been scheduled — and with the mystery of his fate punted to Thursday, when Trump will be back in Washington after his trip to New York for annual meetings at the United Nations (U.N.).
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A big role in the credit crisis was played by C.D.S. of C.D.O. squared based on C.D.O. based on R.M.B.S. Being told that those abbreviations stand for credit-default swaps, collateralized debt obligations and residential mortgage-backed securities didn't help much; it just punted the explanation downfield.
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On Thursday night, with less than four minutes left in the game between the Cleveland Browns and Washington Redskins, the Redskins punted the ball to the Browns' 24-year-old receiver, Damon Sheehy-Guiseppi, who, in a flash, ran it back 86 yards for a touchdown.
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The prospects for success after more than a decade of false starts would already be daunting, but President Trump may have made the odds even longer after he promised voters last year that Republicans would take a hard line on immigration, then punted the issue to Congress.
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It is good that Congress punted during the budget debate, but now they need to work on coming to an agreement that actually helps patients and moves the health care system in the right direction before this issue comes up again, which likely will be very soon.
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In what has become a game-day ritual for the Phoenix Mercury, Brittney Griner, a fifth-year center and the league's leading scorer, punted basketball after basketball into the empty lower bowl of eggplant-purple seats at Talking Stick Resort Arena for the rookies to collect.
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That exact question is being debated at one big name casino on the Strip — Wynn Las Vegas — after the U.S. Supreme Court punted and decided not to hear a case over the long-standing tipping dispute between the casino and 800 of its current and former card dealers.
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After taking up two cases this term raising questions about whether courts can resolve partisan gerrymandering claims, and, if so, how, the court punted on both equal protection and First Amendment questions raised — and Kennedy, who has long expressed interest in partisan gerrymandering issues, wrote nothing in either case.
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For one, countries could not resolve all of their differences, and some discussions about the rules for implementing the Paris agreement, including those for how to set up global market systems to help cut the cost of reducing emissions, have been punted to a future round of talks.
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While lacking his usual bluster and bravado, he made a fairly convincing case -- not for a deal from Democrats, but for the need to finally solve this intractable problem that's been exploited and punted by presidents and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle for far too long.
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Where were u when BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE punted on the power of the purse a added nearly 85033 trillion in new debt?
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Read more: Sam Darnold admitted to 'seeing ghosts' during 'Monday Night Football' after being tormented by the Patriots defenseBy the time the Patriots finally punted, 90 seconds had come off the clock, and Belichick offered a smirk that is about as happy as you'll see him all season.
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" But as Justice Elena Kagan wrote last year when the Supreme Court punted on the question of partisan gerrymandering, "the need for judicial review is at its most urgent in these cases," because "politicians' incentives conflict with voters' interests, leaving citizens without any political remedy for their constitutional harms.
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Committee Democrats released the statement after 13 liberal groups, including the Center for American Progress and the AFL-CIO, sent a letter to both chambers Wednesday calling for the bill to be punted to next year, so Congress can also deal with the hot-button topic of drug prices.
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Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. chief economist at S&P Global, says the Trump administration punted the toughest issues, such as technological export controls, intellectual property theft, and China's penchant for heavily subsidizing its products and putting its thumb on the scales against foreign companies trying to work there.
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After rolling up 555 yards and 49 points on the Los Angeles Rams last week, the Saints put up just 369 yards and one TD. The Saints punted on their first three possessions before Brees engineered drives for field goals of 503 and 32 yards by Wil Lutz.
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Even though the Trump administration punted on major H-1B visa reform, it's taken a number of steps this week to show it is rooting out fraud and abuse of the program that allows U.S. companies to hire foreign high-skilled workers, and possibly cracking down on some kinds of applicants.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin today sent a letter to House leaders, asking that they vote to raise the federal debt ceiling: This would suggest that President Trump also supports an increase to the debt ceiling, although Sean Spicer punted on the questions when asked during today's White House press briefing.
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" Kushner also punted questions about his close relationship with Mohammed bin Salman — the Saudi crown prince whose regime killed a Washington Post journalist last fall — saying "the discussions I have, with whether it's, you know, individual Palestinians or with world leaders or with other people, I keep those discussions to myself.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (Calif.) on Thursday said she's open to term-limiting committee chairmanships, but punted the question to the broader caucus, saying it's their decision to make.
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They play a straight 893-289-200, sitting deep, looking to restrict space to the opponent in the final third, content that their two central defenders – Kari Arnason, who left Rotherham last year for Malmo, and Krasnodar's Ragnar Sigurdsson – will head away any crosses punted into the box from deep.
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In the second half, the Giants punted twice in their first three possessions and fell behind, 19-7, after a face-mask penalty on B. W. Webb wiped out a third-down stop and allowed Kamara another opportunity to rush the ball to the end zone, from 9 yards out.
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Given that fans and the music industry had largely punted any moral conundrums by not addressing the charges against this singer and rapper — which included aggravated battery of a pregnant woman — at times it felt like reporting and criticism were the last outlets available to address his grim, seemingly unstoppable ascent.
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Asked on Wednesday to describe the circumstances under which he might back an effort to remove the President, the senator punted the question to Robert Mueller -- or rather, the still unseen findings delivered by the special counsel last week after nearly two years of investigating Trump and his 2016 campaign.
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This is not likely to happen on the federal level, though, anytime soon: Even as pressure from activists builds, Congress has so far been unable to pass even a basic federal online privacy law; this month's House Oversight Committee hearing on facial recognition has just been punted to next year.
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After a lower court similarly punted the question, the case is back where it started; it is up to the Northern District Court of California to craft a reasonable test that provides adequate protection for design patent holders while ensuring that remedies stemming from design patent infringement are reasonably calculated.
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There's no doubt that the state could, economically speaking, afford higher taxes and a more expansive welfare state (households and companies would, after all, save money by not needing to pay for health care), but the design of the taxes is a big, important question that the bill just punted on.
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In one of his first public appearances since being fired by Trump after just 10 days in the job following a lewd telephone interview with The New Yorker magazine, Scaramucci punted questions about Trump's culpability for not condemning neo-Nazis and white supremacists following a deadly rally on Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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The company also rolled out price hikes and new bundles for DirecTV Now customers, punted on its original plans for a multi-tiered WarnerMedia streaming service and, last month, announced its new HBO Max service would instead launch in spring 2020 for slightly more than the HBO NOW subscription of $14.99/month.
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What this means, in short, is that the Supreme Court has punted on the broader issues involved, narrowing its ruling to the specific circumstances of this individual case, and that what it said should not be interpreted as giving other businesses carte blanche to do what Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop, did.
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Presented with the chance to not finish a season with a losing record for the first time since 2009, Fisher's Rams fell to 7-9 with an overtime loss to a 49ers team that punted from the opponent's 38-yard line, in a tie game, with less than two minutes left in the fourth quarter.
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That's how I felt a dozen or so hours into Hollow Knight, an experience that managed to something new to say in a genre that's been thoroughly exhausted in recent years, to the point that I consciously punted on playing Hollow Knight—again, a game I now consider in my all-time top 10—for more than a year.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), the chairman of the committee, said Democrats had requested that the committee's vote on Gorsuch be punted to next week.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is poised to sit down this week with Democratic leadership after Congress punted the partial government funding deadline to Dec. 21.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) noted the House has punted the border wall fight multiple times during the 115th Congress.
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When you blow all your first-round draft picks to sign those veterans—and the Yankees forfeited their first-rounder every year from 1979-1983 and 1986-1989, and in four of those years also punted their second-round pick—you end up with 19783-year-old pitchers who throw like they're 80 and no one behind them.
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The fact that Grassley did not join Graham in calling for a special counsel to investigate the matter is probably the best indication of why the ball is being punted to DoJ in the guise of a criminal referral instead of being carried across the goal line as part of the committee's final report on Russian meddling.
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Machida was pretty predictable but he could keep up his movement well into the third or fourth round quite comfortably (provided he hadn't been punted in the legs or body too often), where Nelson's movement at the end of the first round clearly began to slow, before entering the second round fresh again and again slowing down fairly considerably through the round.
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If the Trump administration allows Sudan's violent kleptocracy to continue without the pressure to build a more inclusive and transparent government, American and European national security objectives related to terrorism and migration will be severely undermined, and the hopes of the Sudanese people for peace and human rights in their land will once again be callously punted down the field.
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Dern punted questions to her daughter and gave her credit for elevating the political discourse in their household (though Dern was raised by activists and has long been one herself); she asked Jaya if she was okay sitting in the sun, and squeezed her on the shoulder a couple times as if to say she was being a real sport for playing along.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) ripped Republicans over a stalemate over funding to combat the Zika virus Tuesday, the latest sign the issue will likely be punted into the fall.
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It's now December 14 and so far this is what Congress has accomplished: The Senate passed tax reform on December 1; Congress punted the Iran deal back to the president after failing to impose new sanctions; and the House and Senate appear to have reached a compromise on their competing tax reform packages, but have yet to vote on it.
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The big picture: Trump punted the issue of Chinese investment restrictions to Congress last week, announcing that he would endorse a bipartisan piece of legislation called FIRRMA, which is intended to strengthen the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, an existing body that reviews foreign investments in the U.S. Go deeper: Trump tells Macron the EU is "worse" than China.
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"At some point, networks decided they could just ask questions and the answers would be someone else's problem," Bee fumed, pointing to a CNN guest who punted questions about the Geneva Conventions back at the viewers, as if they, "in their plentiful spare time," will spend their days combing through documents for the answers they want and expect from the news.
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Even though LSU was having trouble moving the ball and had plenty of time to get the ball back, Babers attempted an onsides kick that LSU tight end Foster Moreau recovered at the 44, and LSU took advantage of the short field for the clinching TD. NOTES: LSU benched P Josh Growden in the first half after he punted three times for a 34.7-yard average.
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House Democrats on Wednesday punted on consideration of an internal rule change that would have made it tougher for Speaker hopefuls to secure the party's nomination, marking a victory for Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who wants to reclaim the gavel next year.
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Reid: McConnell 'stringing us along' on Zika: Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) ripped Republicans over a stalemate on Zika funding Tuesday, the latest sign the issue will likely be punted into the fall.
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Even after the Senate announced it would include a repeal of the Obamacare individual coverage mandate in its bill -- something members of the House Freedom Caucus and Republican Study Committee have been calling for for weeks -- conservatives ultimately punted the decision to their leadership, who assured the conference that it would be better to wait until the Senate actually passed its bill before including the measure in theirs.
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And she's broadcasting her message not in scripted bits, but in her own feisty voice—the one that called so resonantly last week for impeachment proceedings against Trump, while Bernie Sanders avoided the question, Pete Buttigieg punted, and Kamala Harris won the gold medal for mealy-mouthedness ("I think that there is definitely a conversation to be had on that subject, but first I want to hear from Bob Mueller") before reversing course on Monday.
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Moreover, the appeals court's ruling — which in all likelihood punted any final disposition on the case until after the 2020 elections — eliminates what some Republicans saw as a nightmare scenario: If the court had embraced a lower court ruling striking down the law in its entirety, it would have put the issue before the Supreme Court during the heat of the election, putting tens of millions of Americans' health insurance at risk.
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The collection of suits (which also included objections from consumer advocates and tech companies) petitioned the US Court of Appeals for a review of the FCC's order and were eventually punted to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in D.C. Judges serving D.C. have presided over previous cases involving net neutrality three times in the last decade, and are well-equipped to understand the complexities of the case — meaning the location could be the most crucial factor in whether the repeal ultimately takes effect.
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