For instance, a 2017 University of New Mexico study reported that state registrants often reduced or even eliminated their prescription drug intake over time, while non-registrants with similar medical conditions did not.
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Registrants pay a yearly fee to renew their domain registrations.
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The majority of these registrants are age 24 or under.
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Democrats hold a majority — 46 percent to 41 percent Republican registrants.
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She has since learned that suicide is not uncommon among registrants.
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Ambiguity in the law also gives potential registrants an excuse for noncompliance.
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Moreover, the maintenance of DUNS Numbers is also free to government registrants.
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The 16th annual event attracted some 12,000 registrants and innumerable Instagram posts.
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"We have many registrants with Babies R Us products," Gordon told CNBC.
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The department often cuts registrants slack if they can't afford a payment.
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If history holds, these new registrants will vote Democrat 2-1, says Bonier.
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Nearly 70 percent of the registrants were African-American, the news agency found.
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Young voters represented only 16 percent of new registrants in January and February.
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The rules that govern registrants, Levenson argues, should be nuanced to reflect that.
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Young people comprised 61 percent of new registrants in Pennsylvania, a 16-point increase.
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But Mr. Folloder and the A.T.F. agree that registrants are rarely implicated in crimes.
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She believes that self-employment is the best option for current and former registrants.
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But some registrants say it creates an additional barrier when they look for employment.
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The event is expected to draw 170,000 registrants in person, and millions online, Benioff said.
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Tier one registrants can petition a judge to have their names removed after 10 years.
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The turnout rate for registrants with Rock the Vote was 81%, according to the group.
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The study also found that the law disproportionately affected low-income and African-American voters: 21.1 percent of registrants earning less than $25,000 a year were estimated to have been deterred from voting, compared with 9 percent of registrants making $100,000 a year or more.
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It recently launched ReachNow, a car-sharing service in Seattle, which has already garnered 13,000 registrants.
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Since FARA requires that registrants re-file every six months, those numbers likely ballparked everyone registered.
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About 50 percent of FARA registrants the IG reviewed filed at least one those reports late.
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The law requires that voting registrants swear under penalty of perjury that they are American citizens.
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"Often [registrants and their families] have no idea that cases like these are happening," Henry says.
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As many as two hundred registrants and their loved ones travelled across the country to attend.
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Officials are also trying to call registrants whose applications are deemed as confusing, repetitive or deficient.
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The number of registrants surged to a five-year high in fiscal year 2017, which ended Sept.
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Alexander, who monitors Fresno's sex registrants, says the other security guard tipped him off on July 27.
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Thus far, over 1,000 teams have signed up to compete with registrants from all over the world.
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But presently, states with election day registration typically expect a small number of new registrants at polls.
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And 15 percent of registrants had stopped filing altogether or were delinquent for more than six months.
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It also said migrants would be notified of that once an evaluation of the registrants was completed.
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Twenty-three percent of the event's almost 400 registrants were under 40 years old, the company said.
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At a Phoenix rally that same month, the campaign estimated that 18 percent of registrants were Democrats.
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However, we are on par with years past in regard to registrants who are unable to attend.
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The founder of Texas Voices, Molnar had contacted the families of thousands of registrants in the state.
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More than half of the registrants examined by the Justice Department inspector general had filed disclosures late.
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American officials sometimes challenge filings, requiring registrants to disclose more data about their relationships with foreign governments.
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The AP analysis found that close to 70 percent of the registrants on hold are African American.
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Since the competition was announced last month, the company has received more than 225 registrants from 45 countries.
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Kobach's "proof" was that 6,540 same-day registrants used out-of-state driver's licenses to prove their identity.
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Florida's Legislature ordered the voter rolls scrubbed of dead registrants and ineligible felons before the 2000 presidential election.
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Furthermore, most states require voters to register several weeks before Election Day—a practice that disproportionately suppresses minority registrants.
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The 5th and 9th Circuits have said registrants can sue as long they've filed applications to register their works.
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There are more than 148,000 registrants in his registry, and it's growing, but not all trainers are on it.
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It let registrants create online posters and will find ways to hold some sessions virtually at a later date.
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The scheduled events are open to whoever wants to buy a ticket (early registrants could get in for $225).
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Kicking DACA registrants and eligible people out of the country and upending their lives is not the American Way.
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And those who were registered turned out at a far lower rate than black registrants did four years ago.
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They included counseling, aiding and abetting draft registrants to "fail, refuse, and evade" service in the armed forces; counseling, aiding and abetting registrants to "fail and refuse to have in their possession" their Selective Service registration certificates and their classification certificates; and hindering and interfering with the administration of the Selective Service System.
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Clinton was victorious in the majority of the 163 precincts in Nevada that have more than 50 percent Latino registrants.
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Kansas requires registrants to prove their citizenship by providing one of a series of documents, including birth certificates and passports.
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And there's already a robust pipeline; 33 new registrants in the quarter, up from 26 in the year-earlier quarter.
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American registrants have fallen victim to everything from harassment campaigns to homicide simply because their information is so easily available.
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For our registrants, clients, and participants we will be in touch as soon as possible and will publish an FAQ.
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Mr. Kobach later suggested that those registrants were noncitizens and other illegal voters hoping to escape detection by the commission.
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It's not immediately clear whether those in charge of the drawing will know which registrants want to ask which question.
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But it's no surprise that nearly 22019 million registrants on the national voter file share the same name and birthdate.
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That section says that registrants need only to attest that they are citizens, under the threat of perjury if they lie.
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The system required registrants to prove their citizenship by providing one of a series of documents, including birth certificates and passports.
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A limited group of first registrants will also be invited to attend an International Sailfish Community Event in Helsinki next month.
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The documentation hurdle The Boston Athletic Association does not require registrants to provide medical documentation to prove their gender, Skenderian said.
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Stein pointed out that the biggest boost in Democratic voters in 2018 came from new registrants, persons under 45 and nonwhites.
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Equally important, African-Americans, who made up a third of the registrants, accounted for almost 66 percent of the rejected applicants.
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And registrants from groups where a few surnames are commonly used are especially vulnerable to being mistakenly struck from the rolls.
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According to New Hampshire Public Radio, the places where registrants most frequently displayed out-of-state licenses were all college towns.
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WAR argues that the registry can prevent registrants from living with supporting relatives; it can bankrupt families and invites vigilante attacks.
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The closest thing to a conservative movement we can approximate are registrants with the Conservative Party, who number 1,656 in Manhattan.
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A 2007 state government report—the latest data available—cites a new sex crime re-arrest rate among registrants of 11 percent.
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In the first two months of NSEERS, 1,000 registrants were detained, and all but 15 of them were detained for civil violations.
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Under Benton, SSS first moved to collect email addresses from registrants in 2017; it also failed to collect phone numbers until recently.
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The US Department of Housing and Urban Development bans lifetime registrants from its housing programs, including Section 8, for public safety reasons.
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A third mother, from Missouri, showed me photographs sent to her by local registrants who had apparently been singled out for retribution.
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Michigan's registry, the fourth largest in the country, is bloated, with nearly 44,85033 registrants, and growing by about five people every day.
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"That served as a wake-up call to current FARA registrants that they can't make errors that they know are errors," Rosenstein said.
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Choosing a political party — or opting out entirely — is a matter of checking off preferences on a postcard mailed later to registrants' homes.
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In 303, Kobach persuaded Kansas's Republican government to enact a strict photo voter ID law and documentary proof of citizenship for new registrants.
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In addition to the basics, registrants can add personal information they believe will help family members identify them — a childhood nickname, for example.
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Those same-day registrants cast a provisional ballot, which is only counted after their home county determines they are actually eligible to vote.
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If the current male-only draft registration system hit 100% of required participation, Benton said, it would have about 2.3 million annual registrants.
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Registrants who die in other states — say, New Yorkers who winter in Florida — may pass unnoticed in the states where they are registered.
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All told, the study concluded, about 16,800 registrants in the two counties could not or did not cast ballots because of the law.
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The FARA office is notoriously understaffed and underfunded despite being tasked with policing the hundreds of registrants who file — and those who don't.
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These new registrants can then use the domain to engage in spam or phishing activities, which could create security issues across the entire web.
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"I expect a major company to communicate with its customers, yet registrants haven't been notified of this disgraceful decision in any way," she said.
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During its exams, SEC staff "observed registrants' employees who regularly stored and maintained customer information on their personal laptops," according to the risk alert.
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If such information is not available, registrants will be notified of their limitation to only cast ballots in federal races until eligibility is verified.
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Four times as many women are registered to challenge incumbents in 2018 than in 2015; of the 85033 women registrants, 89 percent are Democrats.
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Today there are more than 10,000 registrants who on average have lost 66 pounds and kept it off for five and a half years.
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In addition to the online and potentially rescheduled events mentioned above, 2020 registrants can opt to defer their registration to 2021, 2022, or 2023.
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For new registrants over 25, 0003 percent were Democrats; 29 percent were Republicans; and 44 percent were independent or affiliated with a different party.
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"Tens of thousands of Kansans have already been prevented from registering to vote because of this requirement," Danjuma said — one in seven new registrants.
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The exemption is not available to registrants who represent foreign governments and foreign political parties, under sections 6900(b)(2628) and (b)(28503), respectively.
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Draconian restrictions mean registrants face years in prison if they to do something as simple as borrow a car without immediately notifying the police.
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Also, some have raised the possibility that her announcement may have the unintended consequence of inspiring new registrants to vote against the candidates she supports.
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Nearly 80 percent of the registrants are female; 75 percent are from outside the state of New York; and 50 percent are 30 or younger.
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According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, only 46,3003 of those were approved in time for the registrants to vote (with another 18,000 approved months afterward).
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Figures maintained by the Center for Responsive Politics show that the number of registered lobbyists in the United States peaked in 2007 with 14,824 registrants.
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According to a campaign aide, the president's rally in El Paso, Texas, in February saw "a significant number of registrants" from the Land of Enchantment.
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Telling prospective registrants that the system is rigged in general, or specifically by the wealthy, decreased the number who moved forward in the registration process.
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" Elle used a less overtly false post on Instagram to attract voter registrants, captioning a photo of the couple: "OMG THIS #KIMKARDASHIAN AND #KANYEWEST NEWS!!!
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According to the announcement, 19,000 registrants who used the network have automatically been informed of the seizure, and the network is being investigated by the police.
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During outbreaks of the dengue virus that occurred in 2010, 2012 and 2015, the number of hotel registrants in Puerto Rico actually increased year over year.
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The database does have a vulnerability: Some 300 workers in the state's 55 county clerk's offices regularly log in to it to update local registrants' information.
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But the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled last September that it violated federal law protecting registrants who choose not to vote.
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As noted above, Google already hand-picked the first registrants; it's allowed to dole out up to 100 total at its discretion before broadening the field.
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The requirement, which one Republican-appointed judge called a "mass denial of a fundamental constitutional right," had prevented one in seven new registrants from casting ballots.
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For years, he has operated an "Interstate Crosscheck" system, which purports to compare voter rolls in about 30 states, in order to identify possible double registrants.
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To judge from my conversations with more than forty youth registrants and their families, however, these warnings have done little to prevent threats and violent attacks.
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At the same time, many registrants say it can be hard to move on when their pasts are just a click away for anyone to see.
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Captain Michael Kolbek of the Shawnee County Sheriff's Department, which handles registrants in the Topeka area, said the county's compliance rate is usually above 90 percent.
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The SEC is also proposing to add to Form N-PORT a new requirement that funds and other registrants report their holdings of cash and cash equivalents.
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A civil injunction essentially means that the Justice Department can request a district court to order registrants to halt their activities until they comply with the law.
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For instance, it wasn't mandatory to register on the national registry until 2011, meaning that thousands convicted of sexual crimes aren't included among the over 40,000 registrants.
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The same proportion of 22-29 year olds are first time registrants in Florida's 27th District, while there seniors make up less than 2% of new voters.
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Before the election, Florida's legislature ordered the removal of deceased registrants, and citizens with felony convictions from rolls – Florida imposes a lifetime voting ban on ex-felons.
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The odds are very low — there are many more registrants for the lottery than visas available (with up to 15 million applying each year for 50,000 visas).
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Logue said he has never known any male sex offender to attract the type of attention described by the six female registrants I interviewed for this piece.
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The audit also found that 62 percent of new registrants in 2013-'15 filed late; that 50 percent of registrants failed to file supplemental statements describing their work in a timely manner; and that 61 percent of informational materials (what the law used to call "propaganda") were not filed on time, and 47 percent did not include a disclosure that the materials were distributed on behalf of a foreign government.
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In 2017, Stephen Ansolabehere and Eitan Hersh, political scientists and election experts, concluded that 3.6% of registered white voters lacked proper ID, compared to 7.5% of black registrants.
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In the same year, Idaho officials were told to cancel registrations of potential multi-registrants, only to be informed a month later that instruction was given in error.
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The appeals court affirmed a preliminary injunction granted in May by U.S. District Court Judge Julie Robinson, who ordered Kansas officials to allow those registrants to cast ballots.
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The conference on Wednesday, held at a Hell&aposs Kitchen Off-Broadway theater house that is currently hosting Avenue Q, had more than 600 registrants, conference organizers said.
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The number of people who have newly registered as foreign agents so far this year is more than twice the number of new registrants in all of 2010.
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He began organizing the Token Summit in December, and out of 650 registrants from 44 countries he said about a quarter were involved with the business and financing side.
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So, without any capital or sponsorship, they wheeled a few cabinets into a vacant ballroom, and a small group of registrants did battle in Street Fighter 2, Marvel vs.
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The number couldn't all be attributed to her, but about 40 percent of the new registrants were 18 to 24 years old, the age of many of her fans.
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That month, about 22 percent of the registrants were between the ages of 18 to 24, a far lower percentage than the 42 percent that registered in recent days.
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The sale had more online sale registrants than any previous Phillips contemporary art auction, which I would imagine stems from some combination of increased interest and increased travel bans.
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Since the impeachment inquiry began, an official said, a quarter of Trump rally registrants are self-described Democrats or independents, and about the same proportion are low-propensity voters.
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"There are 690,000 official DACA registrants, and the president sent over what amounts to be two and a half times that number, to 1.8 million," Mr. Kelly told reporters.
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Sixty percent of the registrants for Internapalooza were male, and 40 percent were female, which is the best representation of women that the event has seen yet, founder Levy said.
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The injunction request seeks to reopen voter registration to ensure that the 53,000 registrants on hold — nearly 70% of whom are black voters — would be allowed to register to vote.
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Separate analyses by the New York Times and Democratic voter database firm TargetSmart Communications found that younger adults made up a greater percentage of new voter registrants across several states.
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It's unclear how effective they are, and the restrictions they place on registrants — especially ones meant to stop them from living near places where children gather — can have unintended consequences.
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A 2014 criminal inquiry into a group that had registered 1970,000 new voters, many of them minorities, found problems with only 25 of the registrants, and no charges were filed.
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His district, which includes Syracuse and has sent Republicans to the Senate for more than a half century, is evenly split between the two parties, with both claiming 66,000 registrants.
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A University of Pennsylvania study of 125 million voter registration files from 2012 found that some three million registrants shared a common first name, last name and date of birth.
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Other callers are registrants themselves, like the military veteran who was distraught because he feared his children would be bullied if their school friends discovered his name on Virginia's registry.
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Instead, the stigma of being publicly branded a sex offender, they say, can result in job and housing discrimination, denying registrants the stability and support networks vital in preventing recidivism.
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"The CFTC expects registrants to take their duties seriously and will take action against those who engage in fraud or make false statements," said CFTC Director of Enforcement James McDonald.
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"(Sheriff Long) should be aware that the authority for (his) blanket sign posting is dubious at best and even more dubious if posted over the objection of registrants," the judge wrote.
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The White House says 5,000 registrants have already maxed out attendance at the event, which will address economic empowerment, health and wellness, educational opportunity, violence against women, entrepreneurship and civic engagement.
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This error rate means a lot of work for the states participating in Crosscheck to identify voter fraud—finding actual multi-registrants is akin finding the proverbial needle in a haystack.
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And, in the end, Clinton won New York by around 300,000 votes — far more than the total number of purged registrants in Brooklyn, let alone the fraction who might have voted.
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The Libertarian Party has seen a sustained surge of new members joining, with first-time registrants in May on pace to increase 20-fold over the same period from last year.
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In some cases, FARA registrants report none of the work they've done, answer questions with "see the attached" and then attach nothing, or report their political activities in nearly illegible cursive.
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The Supreme Court, which will hear the case in January, will decide whether the purge violated the Voter Registration Act's near-total ban on removing registrants because they do not vote.
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In Florida, voters under 26 jumped from less than 20 percent of new registrants in January and February to nearly 30 percent by March, the month of the gun control rallies.
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Registries are dangerous because they push registrants to the margins of society, making it harder for them to get jobs or an education, find homes or take care of their families.
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The race -- drawing registrants from 33 countries and 45 US states -- would have had participants swimming 1,500 meters in the Hudson River before cycling 40 kilometers and running 10 kilometers in Manhattan.
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The exams found advisers are not adequately addressing cyber-risk assessments and penetration tests which are particularly relevant to smaller registrants in relation to the WannaCry ransomware incident, according to the SEC.
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And, as the system currently operates, Benton noted, it might not make sense to collect skills and education information — particularly since most registrants are 18-year-olds, freshly graduated from high school.
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"Registrants are sent a notice because of that initial failure, but they are not removed unless they fail to respond and fail to vote for the additional period," the new brief said.
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Depending on the state, probation rules can govern everything from how close to schools registrants can live to whether they must wear an ankle monitor and if they will have a curfew.
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But registrants' crimes and reasons for offending are diverse, Jill Levenson, a professor of social work at Florida's Barry University who studies sex offenders and works in programs treating them, points out.
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Zakir KhanJanuary 11, 2016 So based on what Eliott told me, it seems likely that Epic Games simply decided it was worth it for them to crosscheck registrants with the SDN list.
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" The judge also added that the office "should be aware that the authority for their blanket sign posting is dubious at best and even more dubious if posted over the objection of registrants.
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If potential registrants don't actively reach out to the DOJ, it can be almost impossible to discover if there are foreign agents flying under the radar — either unaware of or misinterpreting the law.
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Rights groups slammed NSEERS for targeting Arabs and Muslims, striking fear into those communities, confusing registrants with ambiguous and complex instructions that resulted in needless penalties, and even uprooting and tearing families apart.
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"We wouldn't even know he was spending money like this if it wasn't for the US FARA database," Ivanić said, referring to the Justice Department's database for registrants under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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What's more, New York election law required voters to register for the late April primary by March 25, meaning pro-Sanders new registrants will be unable to vote if they had not already registered.
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He wouldn't say how many of those registrants ultimately paid the $15 per month typically required to become a full-fledged member (there is a special $4-per-month trial offer advertised right now).
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In 2023, Kobach drafted and the Republican-controlled state legislature adopted legislation that required photo voter identification for voting both at the polls and absentee, and documentary proof of citizenship for all new registrants.
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FARA registrants are required to provide details about their work to "a degree of specificity necessary to permit meaningful public evaluation of each of the significant steps taken," on behalf of their foreign clients.
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There's clearly additional upside for Democrats if they could pair their recent gains among white voters with improvement among Hispanic voters (through some combination of persuasion, higher turnout among registrants and newly registered voters).
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The more people use the database, the less likely it is that disputes arise — so the Lanham Act rewards registrants by giving them the legal high ground should they ever end up in court.
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The largely female crowd of around 200 social registrants had gathered inside a mahogany-paneled room to pay tribute to Mario Buatta, the society decorator who died in October at the age of 82.
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In 2014, the state criminally investigated voter-registration drives by Asian-American and African-American groups that registered 85,53 new voters and found problems with only 25 of the new registrants; no charges were filed.
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The loudest boos were for Mr. Kobach, the secretary of state, who earlier in the year had been found in contempt of federal court for failing to notify unlawfully suppressed voting registrants of their eligibility.
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Mr. Kobach said that was evidence that the remaining 5,313 registrants were illegal voters from other states — enough voters, he noted, to supply the narrow margins of victory for both Ms. Hassen and Mrs. Clinton.
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"At its heart, the registry doesn't work," says Catherine Carpenter, a professor at Southwestern Law School who is also on the board of the Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws, an advocacy organization for registrants.
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The Georgia NAACP said last week it would sue Abrams' opponent, Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp, following an Associated Press report that said his office put on hold 53,000 registrants ahead of the election.
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As the nominating contests heads to the South, where closed primaries that exclude same-day registrants skew the electorate older, Sanders needs to make headway with that group if he wants to lock up the nomination.
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A writer for the newly started publication Village Voice characterized him, in the May 1, 33 issue, as "one of the most colorful registrants" to be showing work at an outdoor art show in Washington Square.
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Frequently, the instructions they were given were inconsistent and confusing, and some NSEERS registrants who lived or worked near the Canadian border had to report in multiple times per week because of their frequent border crossings.
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Oregon was the first to enact A.V.R. in March 2015, and the initial results have shown the registration rate more than tripling to 15,000 potential new voters per month, including a surge in young Republican registrants.
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The American Astronomical Society (AAS) estimated that 300 to 450 people, or 10 to 15 percent of registrants, couldn't attend its hallmark astronomy conference in Seattle this week, though that number could be a low estimate.
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It is expected that the share of first-time registrants among the 18 to 21 age group bracket would be substantial, given many in that group were not old enough to vote in a previous election.
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The most difficult heave may be mobilizing new registrants, including new arrivals to the state who have settled in suburban areas and residents in rural counties where Democrats have often lost by more than 50 points.
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This consistency makes it reasonable to expect that Democratic turnout in 2018 will increase to approximately match Republican turnout among registrants, and probably surpass it in the states where partisanship is measured by primary vote history.
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She dials a phone number that showed up as a missed call on WAR's support line, which receives dozens of calls each month from registrants and families who are in search of emotional and practical support.
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The Monmouth poll's sample consists of Democratic and independent voters who have voted in at least one of the past two primary elections, or voted in the 2018 general election — or new registrants since Nov. 2018.
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Tsuki, the messianic leader of the Systemspace movement, claimed to have the ability to transfer registrants' souls to a superior, cyberpunk dimension called "LFE" if they signed up to the Tuski Project website before July 24858, 216.
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But those declarations and others have fueled the sex-crime policies that have come in since the mid 1990s—from sex registries to bans on offenders living near schools to laws prohibiting registrants from participating in Halloween.
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Similarly, none of the eight studies between 2003 and 2012 of bans on where registrants can live found that they had any effect on sex crime rates or recidivism, according to a US Department of Justice summary.
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The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law has already filed a federal lawsuit over the Virginia incident, arguing that the failed registrants' constitutional rights were violated and calling for a three-day extension of the deadline.
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According to a CNBC interview, Sedo estimates that 54 percent of these new domain names are owned by Chinese registrants — a market that already owns many of the world's best two- and three-letter dot-com domains.
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And apparently that zeal also extends to the less-famous folks eager to see Brown freed: In a press release, Color Of Change said that a national call it had hosted on Monday night had over 1200 registrants.
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In March, a US district court judge ruled Michigan's Sex Offender Registry Act — among other restrictions, it prevents registrants from standing within 1,000 feet of a school — as unconstitutional (although the state has yet to repeal the law).
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Soon, the state legislature voted to require registrants to report their place of work, volunteer activity, and education; new "Predator-Free Zones" were also introduced, prohibiting convicted sex offenders from going within a thousand feet of a school.
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While it is difficult to gauge the experience of all female registrants, the half dozen I interviewed for this story detailed how they have become the objects of sexual assault and harassment because of their sex offender status.
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Many registrants also appear on third-party websites like "Offender Radar" and "Sex Offender Spy," and it's easy for a visitor to miss the single word—"drug"—that differentiates Byers's crime from those the public judges much more harshly.
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What the commission wants: The first, middle, and last names of registrants, their addresses, dates of birth, political party, the last four digits of their social security numbers, active/inactive status, cancelled status, information on voter registration in another state.
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Our event led to more than 400 registrants — close to three times last year's — and, more importantly, shined the klieg lights on some powerful and innovative moves some top CEOs are making, from eBay and Cisco to Marriott and UBS.
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The following year, after another round of accusations and counter-charges, pro-Lamm Board of Trustees candidate Aron Rabiner beat an incumbent by just nine votes when contested registrants once deemed ineligible by elections officials had their votes counted anyway.
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Walmart also announced "Hoo the Owl," which is a new chatbot that asks registrants questions about the baby's due date, its gender (gender neutral is an option) and nursery theme and then provides them with personalized choices based on the responses.
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She also stressed the importance of meeting people where they're at, online and offline, and said the committee was able to get 85,000 more black registrants into the voter file for get out the vote programming before the Alabama special election.
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But around the same time, they began to winnow the county's roll of registered voters, ordering an aide to compare the registrants' stated addresses with those on their driver's licenses to spot voters who had moved after registering to vote.
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Lawyers for the state Democrats noted that final-week registrants tend to be young or minorities, two heavily Democratic groups, and that Mr. Scott heads a "super PAC," Rebuilding America Now, that supports the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump.
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I perused the Department of Justice's website for sex registrants listed within a mile of my office in Oakland and found that the average age was 61, with several offenders in their late 80s still listed and required to register.
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Kelly, the White House chief of staff, said, "There are 690,000 official DACA registrants and the President sent over what amounts to be two and a half times that number, to 1.8 million," according to audio posted by The Washington Post.
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Signing up new voters is a low-paying temp job that requires few skills, and in states that allow it (Florida does not), workers have quotas or are offered cash incentives to sign up as many new registrants as possible.
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More than 82 percent of the roughly 56,000 voter registrants given "pending" voter status in Georgia between August 2013 and February 2018 were there because they had fallen foul of the exact match policy, according to state data reviewed by Reuters.
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We fought against the travel ban, you heard us, you might have heard me the day after the DACA decision was announced saying that if any of our employees who are DACA registrants face deportation, we will defend them in court.
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The FAA still urges drone owners to register drones, but can no longer require they do so, and will remove registrants from the database as long as they fill out this form and can confirm they only used their drone for recreational purposes.
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A 2012 study by the Pew Center on the States, cited by Mr. Trump on the campaign trail, concluded that 24 million registrations were outdated or invalid, 1.8 million registrants were dead and 2.75 million were registered in more than one state.
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When Mr. Obama contested Virginia, North Carolina and Colorado in 2008, the turnout there increased by an average of 13 percent to 23 percent over 2004 levels, which included a mix of higher turnout among registrants and thousands of newly registered voters.
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Between her and her father, they have almost two dozen legislative victories relating to sex offenders, including a ban on some registrants in Miami-Dade County living within 216,103 feet of places where children gather like parks, schools, and day care centers.
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"At 26, they become too old to register, but failure to register can carry lifelong consequences, and non-registrants risk being disqualified from access to federal college loans and grants, job training programs, all federal jobs and many state and municipal jobs," he added.
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His accusation was based on data from Mr. Gardner's office showing that 6,540 people in New Hampshire registered to vote on Election Day using out-of-state driver's licenses to verify their identities, but only 1,014 of the registrants later obtained a New Hampshire license.
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"We're confident that this is in the best interests of the registry, in the best interests of the registrants, and in the best interest of the whole internet," Andrew Sullivan, CEO of the Internet Society, a nonprofit that oversees the domain, told VICE News.
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The vice-chair of the commission, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, claimed in a Breitbart op-ed there was proof of fraud from unqualified voters, but his evidence was easily dismissed, mostly just counts of same-day registrants and voters using out of state IDs.
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Lewis Hershey, the Selective Service fashioned a system of deferments and exemptions that local draft boards awarded to registrants for pursuing certain activities outside the military, such as going to college or medical, dental or divinity school; serving in the reserves; or working for a defense contractor.
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In Texas, where Democrats are targeting four House seats, Stephen Ansolabehere, a political scientist at Harvard University, analyzed the state's voter rolls for plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit and concluded that 608,000 of the 13.5 million registrants lacked any of the seven IDs accepted at polling places.
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Of those, they estimated that 6 percent were prevented from voting because they actually did not have an acceptable ID. Most of the remaining registrants possessed acceptable IDs, the study stated, but did not try to vote because they mistakenly believed that they would not be accepted.
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"There are 690,000 official DACA registrants and the President sent over what amounts to be two and a half times that number, to 1.8 million," he said on Capitol Hill after meeting with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, according to audio posted by The Washington Post.
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"We strongly encourage other companies in British Columbia, whether they are potential new registrants or existing investment fund managers, to contact the BCSC's Tech Team if they are considering pursuing cryptocurrency investments in their funds," said Zach Masum, head of the BC regulator's technology team, in a statement.
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But for those who did see Trump as a threat, they turned out at very high rates in 2016, a point that gets lost in the shuffle when aggregate turnout is the barometer by which political engagement is assesses: 59 percent of black registrants turned out in 21625 compared 2900 percent in 220006.
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The information the commission is seeking includes registrants' full names, addresses, dates of birth, political parties, the last four digits of their Social Security numbers, a list of the elections they voted in since 2006, information on any felony convictions, information on whether they were registered to vote in other states, their military status and whether they lived overseas.
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The information sought includes registrants' full names, addresses, dates of birth, political parties, the last four digits of their Social Security numbers, a list of the elections they voted in since 2006, information on any felony convictions, information on whether they were registered to vote in other states, their military status, and whether they lived overseas.
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The information the commission is seeking includes registrants' full names, addresses, dates of birth, political parties, the last four digits of their social security numbers, a list of the elections they voted in since 2006, information on any felony convictions, information on whether they were registered to vote in other states, their military status, and whether they lived overseas.
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"This issue warrants further analysis and additional discussions by EPA with the registrants of this predacide," EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerEPA walks back use of 'cyanide bombs' to protect livestock from wild animals EPA proposes rolling back states' authority over pipeline projects New Mexico says EPA abandoned state in fight against toxic 'forever chemicals' MORE said in a statement.
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Despite the fact that the system has made no demands on its registrants in nearly 50 years, the issue is a deeply emotional one, stoking fears for some that young women — who were not even permitted to serve in ground combat jobs five years ago — will be mobilized against their will to fight and die on the front lines.
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Looking to their success stories, published both online and as highlighted by Anne Fletcher in her book exploring the registrants, Thin for Life, the one common theme is that while maintaining their losses requires ongoing effort, that effort isn't perceived by these weight loss masters as a hardship but rather as just living with new lifestyles, and lifestyles that they enjoy.
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ORG Registrants, is led by many people who currently have or have had influence over the inner workings of the Internet, including Esther Dyson, the founding chairman of ICANN (the non-profit that oversees domain names on the internet), Katherine Maher, the CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation (the parent company of Wikipedia), and William Woodcock, the executive director of Packet Clearing House (an organization that helps support internet infrastructure and the domain name system).
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At the direction of Governor Andrew Cuomo, New York's correctional department has made playing online games a violation of parole for sex offenders — particularly Pokémon Go. In a statement, Cuomo said that people on the sex offender registry are now banned from "downloading, accessing, or otherwise engaging in any internet enabled gaming activities, including Pokémon Go." He also published a letter that he sent to game developer Niantic, asking for its cooperation in preventing registrants from signing up.
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Times Insider is offering glimpses of some of the most memorable wartime illustrations that appeared in The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, on the 100th anniversary of each issue: • A phony battleship lures real sailors (July 193)• Carrier pigeons in military duty (July 5)• Fijians join the fight (June 28)• A "dead town" in northern France (June 21)• Immigrants among draft registrants (June 14)• Terror on the high seas (June 7)• General Pershing shows some vanity (May 31)• The face of chemical warfare (May 24)• Germans lose Cameroon (May 17)• Marshal Joffre conquers Capitol Hill (May 10)• Aerial reconnaissance takes flight (May 3)• Teenagers among German prisoners (April 26)• French towns are liberated (April 19)• America joins the war (April 12)
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