Many children were relinquished for adoption because of poverty alone.
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The Hawks took charge early and never relinquished the lead.
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It abandoned the program in 2015 and relinquished its leases.
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Yet, phone companies never relinquished their rights to the sidewalk.
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Yet most haven't relinquished their connections to their peopled past.
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The BJP lost them all and relinquished power in three.
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And he has relinquished even being in the board of directors.
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In any case, Google has now relinquished the domain to DuckDuckGo.
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It had relinquished its former controls without new ones in place.
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Raymond T. Odierno relinquished command of the U.S. Army to Gen.
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Lagarde has temporarily relinquished her IMF duties during the nomination period.
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However, the Reds' bullpen later relinquished the lead, and then some.
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The Avalanche never relinquished possession after winning the faceoff in overtime.
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Her sacred black bagHer protector — never to be relinquished to another.
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Germany's Delivery Hero relinquished its home market to Dutch rival Takeaway.
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Indiana took a lead during that surge that it never relinquished.
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That spurt gave San Diego State an advantage it never relinquished.
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" Iran, he baritones, "has not relinquished its ambition to obtain nuclear weapons.
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Washington has not relinquished its oversight authority over Puerto Rico since 1898.
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In his statement, Lawal said he relinquished ties with Rholavision on Aug.
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The British relinquished control of the region in 1971, after 150 years.
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She relinquished her roles at Telstra after a six-month transition period.
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He relinquished all his positions at the bank immediately after the appointment.
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He relinquished Prussian citizenship early in his career and remained proudly stateless.
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It is unclear which of his many duties Mr. Qahtani has relinquished.
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That same year, he relinquished the chairmanship of Playboy to his daughter.
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Porsche's extraordinary performance is unlikely be relinquished by VW any time soon.■
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He also relinquished ownership of the 49ers to his sister, Denise York.
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He also relinquished ownership of the 22006ers to his sister, Denise York.
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While in the shelter, Baloch relinquished her baby to her husband's family.
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Now he'd like to reclaim any semblance of power that he relinquished.
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The remains of "Mungo Man" were relinquished by scientists in Canberra on Nov.
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No one should be surprised Cameron has relinquished his last vestige of power.
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Energy stocks relinquished Monday's gains as oil prices changed course to trade lower.
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They started fast against the Suns (3-9) and never relinquished the lead.
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The Timberwolves led by as many 23 points but never relinquished the lead.
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His split of 252 seconds gave the Americans a lead they never relinquished.
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Suites at hotels in Jidda, paid year-round by the government, were relinquished.
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Once the aspect of competition is relinquished, the envy turns into simple admiration.
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You relinquished it on the assumption that you were buying this co-op.
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The Nittany Lions, however, continued to make key plays and never relinquished the lead.
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Lillard scored nine points in the third but the Magic never relinquished the lead.
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" On Jerusalem it says, "Not one stone of Jerusalem can be surrendered or relinquished.
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When you and I began to follow Jesus, we relinquished control over our lives.
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But the elder Mr. Castro relinquished power to his younger brother 12 years ago.
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They've never really relinquished their hold on the organization, as we know very well.
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But many in the tribal regions say the security forces never truly relinquished control.
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After Emmett relinquished the items to the two men, he tried to run away.
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He previously held the chairman role as well but relinquished that seat in October.
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Nor has the Trump administration relinquished any responsibility for upholding defense commitments in Asia.
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Serena Williams was 35 when she relinquished top spot in the women's rankings in May.
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Mahomes took over the role following the team's first preseason game and never relinquished it.
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In accepting the existing narratives about A.I., vast zones of contest and imagination are relinquished.
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You've also relinquished control of the asset, which is why these trusts offer creditor protection.
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According to RCAS, Culwell relinquished ownership of the 38 dogs to RCAS on April 27.
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Trump overtook Hillary Clinton in the polls in early September and never relinquished his lead.
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But police had relinquished their control of the store and turned it back to Walmart.
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He has denied there was a conflict of interest but has relinquished his Nike role.
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East of Tumaco, ELN rebels seized turf where the FARC relinquished an illegal gold mine.
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But the league office eventually relinquished its tax-exempt status in 2015 amid public criticism.
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Sylvia Garcia won a Houston-area district that was relinquished by the retiring Democratic Rep.
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Snowden has said that, before arriving in Russia, he relinquished his access to his material.
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Sandoval's three-run homer in the fifth gave the Giants a lead they never relinquished.
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Mr. Khodorkovsky is not a direct party to the legal dispute, having relinquished his shares.
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Orjiaku said the sector could thrive once government relinquished its tight control on power generation.
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Painter relinquished his role as CEO to a SoftBank insider but stayed on as chairman.
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Ms. Murata at first said that she had relinquished her Taiwan citizenship as a teenager.
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Total of France relinquished its exploration blocks last year, taking a $200 million write-down.
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Detwiler relinquished the advantage in the second as Minnesota responded with a two-out rally.
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And this war of attrition would continue until Fox relinquished the X-Men's screen rights.
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Another sticking point: The couple's company hasn't relinquished control over the foundation's own website, www.tezos.ch.
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Paris and London markets also relinquished early gains, though Frankfurt held onto a 0.2% advance.
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But some of the former officials Sanders cited say they have already relinquished their clearances.
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The official playing the U.K. relinquished command and went home to sleep off his cold.
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Dinwiddie scored the first four points of overtime and the Nets never relinquished the lead.
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When they at last relinquished the rent-stabilized lease, "I wanted to cry," she said.
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He has relinquished his day-to-day responsibilities at Guess pending completion of the investigation.
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Massad relinquished his medical license in 1992 but was still practicing medicine, the FDLE said.
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"We found that if we looked at the numbers of cats who were relinquished five years before — versus five years after — the ban went into existence, we found there was a decrease in the number of cats relinquished" (allegedly by 43 percent in Los Angeles).
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The Tar Heels relinquished their spot atop the polls in November, after losing at Northern Iowa.
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In early June, Goodstein relinquished his title as CEO, announcing plans to stay on as partner.
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"This video shows a cat who was relinquished to me by her owner," the veterinarian explained.
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Back in April, New York relinquished its unreasonable ban on electric-assist bicycles within the city.
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Gannicott returned from medical leave last July but at the time relinquished his role as CEO.
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It was only in 2002 that East Timor became a sovereign state once Jakarta relinquished control.
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Ralph Lauren stepped up to become chairman and relinquished the chief executive title at his company.
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Kelly Olynyk began the flurry with a dunk to give Boston a lead it never relinquished.
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Levitch made his second 234-pointer out of the timeout and Louisville never relinquished the lead.
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The singer wasn't home at the time, but others there relinquished the monkey at that time.
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The Standing Rock community had a chance to make their collective voice heard – one they relinquished.
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Then he relinquished the middleweight crown to take a shot at Benn's super middleweight world championship.
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In no way has it relinquished its intentions to harm the United States and its citizens.
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Before going to prison, Madoff relinquished most of his assets in a deal with the prosecutors.
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In exchange, retirees agreed to pension reductions, and the city relinquished its claims to the art.
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In no way have they relinquished their intentions to harm the United States and its citizens.
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The Sabres gained possession on the faceoff in the extra period and never relinquished the puck.
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The situation might&aposve persisted even as Ghosn relinquished his CEO roles and entered his 60s.
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Officials from the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) said they had not relinquished control of the crossing.
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The Sabres gained possession on the faceoff in the extra period and never relinquished the puck.
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They moved in front with a 212-20 first-quarter spurt and never relinquished the lead.
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I never felt like I lost control so much as I relinquished a bit of control.
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Opposition lawmakers have also relinquished their seats in Parliament, where the government holds a comfortable majority.
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While hewing so close to the source material, Kasprzak has also, perhaps, relinquished some of its spirit.
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Cities were full of adult workers and villages were relinquished to the very young and very old.
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But Berman relinquished leadership of the case, and Trump can't do anything about being stuck with Khuzami.
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Mueller had already submitted his report, relinquished the role of special counsel and returned to private life.
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In the last week, Trump adviser Rudy Giuliani said Trump had relinquished his so-called "birther" beliefs.
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As the country retreats from the EU, it would be sad if that role, too, were relinquished.
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Dahl then launched his second career slam, giving the Rockies a 83-2 lead they never relinquished.
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These couples relinquished control (and a private moment), but they also escaped the anxiety of wedding planning.
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Myanmar's military ran the country from a coup in 1962 until it relinquished direct control in 2011.
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With each advance, we happily relinquished a small part of our agency for known pre-programmed outcomes.
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Have parents, teachers and society at large thrown up their hands and relinquished child rearing to smartphones?
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But you're also saying that there are these celebrities who have relinquished control over to PR reps.
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This means conservatives have just relinquished their ability to leverage any kind of spending cuts or reforms.
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Former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was killed last year, relinquished his office to Hadi in 2011.
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The yen relinquished earlier gains, and the dollar was last up around 0.3 percent at 106.15 yen.
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It held a 59% stake until 2015, when it relinquished control by cutting its ownership to 31%.
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We adopted a Native American child many years ago who had been relinquished by both birth parents.
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The billionaire friend of Trump's was plagued by conflict of interest questions before he relinquished his role.
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The home run, Moreland's 10th of the season, handed the Red Sox a lead they never relinquished.
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The Gamecocks took the lead with 265.1:234.6 remaining in the first half and never relinquished it.
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Ole Miss scored the first five points of the second half for a lead it never relinquished.
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Joyce has since relinquished his New Zealand citizenship and will re-contest his seat at a Dec.
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So every seat relinquished in a competitive district shifts the odds in favour of the challenging party.
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Antetokounmpo made a jumper with 10:19 left to give the Bucks the lead they never relinquished.
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Russia has long been invested in Syria, and would never have relinquished its foothold in the region easily.
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Consider Hansel and Gretel, whose parents willfully relinquished their responsibility by leaving their children alone in the woods.
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My mother has abdicated, resigned, relinquished, declined, waived, disclaimed everything and she has taken me down with her.
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AMI acknowledged holding those rights when it relinquished them in April after McDougal filed a lawsuit against AMI.
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In the end, Mr Ghannouchi's party relinquished power, and he later supported the presidential run of Mr Essebsi.
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Hoskins then smacked his three-run homer to left field, giving the Phillies a lead they never relinquished.
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After the election, Ivanka and Jared moved to D.C., and both relinquished control of their many business ventures.
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Mugabe became president in 203, after Zimbabwe's first post-independence president, Canaan Banana, relinquished the post to him.
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NATO relinquished control to Afghan security forces, taking on an advisory role and declaring its combat mission over.
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Mohammed was present in 1971 when the British relinquished the seven emirates after 150 years of colonial rule.
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Hamas says it has disbanded its administrative control of Gaza and relinquished all responsibility for civilian affairs there.
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The series couldn't be a prequel, since Barton hasn't even met Bishop or relinquished his Hawkeye name yet.
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In their view, the dollar's role has encouraged American militarism and should be relinquished to curb such behavior.
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To avoid a conflict of interest, she relinquished her criminal duties and agreed to manage only civil cases.
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When lives are at stake, the role of inspection and oversight should not be relinquished to third parties.
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Trump has since relinquished control of his business empire, which is now run by his two oldest sons.
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But in an unprecedented sequence of events last summer, bin Nayef unexpectedly relinquished his path to the throne.
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And because state power is rarely relinquished easily, the crisis in Venezuela shows no signs of ending soon.
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TPG said in a statement that the money relinquished by Mr. McGlashan would be reinvested in its operations.
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Though he has never won an election, Mr Bahceli has not relinquished control over his party for two decades.
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Crapser was physically abused and relinquished by the parents who initially adopted him and brought him here, they say.
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The Huskies never relinquished the lead after going up on a Dickerson layup with 1:15 left before intermission.
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She also relinquished to him all of her interests in The Washington Post and the Blue Origin aerospace company.
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Hill responded with his 74-yard TD to make the score 28-17, and the Bengals never relinquished control.
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But in recent months, Dyson has relinquished all Sakti3 patents and parted ways with its CEO, Ann Marie Sastry.
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American Landon Donovan relinquished his captain's armband to Beckham immediately, but would later question his leadership and work ethic.
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In many cases, however, women would not need to buy as they could use vehicles relinquished by departed chauffeurs.
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She subsequently relinquished her role at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia last week, stepping down as DNC head.
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The FCC under GOP Chairman Ajit Pai also relinquished its privacy enforcement authority over broadband providers to the FTC.
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Drillers have relinquished more than 85033 of their leases in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas, according to Oceana research.
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He relinquished his post as a British Government minister, not his membership in Parliament, which he retained until 1997.
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Mr. Lloyd Webber relinquished his rights to the show, which then became a worldwide hit narrated by Ringo Starr.
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She didn't want her son staying in the damaged trailer, so she relinquished custody of him after the storm.
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But the meeting collapsed after Mr. Trump refused to lift sanctions until North Korea relinquished all its nuclear weapons.
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The Justice Department said allowing such cooperation did not mean Trump relinquished the right to assert executive privilege now.
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The second started a Clemson touchdown drive that gave the Tigers a double-digit lead that they never relinquished.
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The police department said the family who received the gun contacted them, and voluntarily relinquished the weapon for investigation.
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While the U.S. has relinquished influence with Korea and Japan, Washington's relationship with Pacific island countries is also uncertain.
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Few entirely relinquished the deep V-necklines, strapless tops and slit-to-the-thigh dresses that remain best sellers.
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The couple, having relinquished a rent-stabilized apartment, stayed with friends and in short-term rentals, waiting for clarity.
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He also relinquished the scholarship money, which was awarded instead to a classmate by the name of Martin Scorsese.
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Most wolfdog sanctuaries around the country are full or close to it because of the tremendous number of relinquished wolfdogs.
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However, he relinquished his titles the following year after his license was suspended pending investigation for doping and medical issues.
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This is not the first time that the Met has relinquished something originally hailed as an acquisition of a lifetime.
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She noted that Justice Neil Gorsuch had "cheerfully relinquished" to Kavanaugh the tasks traditionally assigned to the court's newest member.
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A central bank that stood by as fiscal stimulus pushed inflation above its target has in effect relinquished its independence.
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Banks, now an established makeup mogul, had relinquished her ANTM hosting gig to pop star Rita Ora for cycle 23.
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Bailey then became CEO, a position he relinquished three months ago to Marco Gobbetti, and took the title of president.
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Under the treaties, the tribes relinquished huge tracts of land in exchange for a guaranteed right to off-reservation fishing.
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In trying to paint a more nuanced picture of the economy, he relinquished some of the potency of elegant models.
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Conley scored 18 points on 6-of-8 shooting in the quarter to give Utah a lead it never relinquished.
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Claure highlighted that Neumann had relinquished his voting rights to the board, relegating the cofounder to a board-observer role.
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The NFL's League Office relinquished its tax-exempt status in 2015, and the individual teams had never been tax-exempt.
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There is, however, one role that Mr. Tahir has not relinquished: guardian of the secret recipe for the garam masala.
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Shenault's score gave Colorado a lead it never relinquished, though Colorado State remained in striking distance until the final minutes.
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But perhaps because she had relinquished her formal royal titles, Ubolratana appeared less bound by the formalities of the court.
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Long walks and vigorous exercise had to be relinquished, given the major side effect of the daily targeted drug: fatigue.
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After two decades in power, the country's octogenarian ruler Abdelaziz Bouteflika has bowed to mass protests and relinquished the presidency.
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Gaga said she and Cooper worked all week on their performance and she relinquished control of directing it to him.
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We learn about Gregory's biological father, an emotionally abusive preacher and sometime casino dealer who eventually relinquished his custodial rights.
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But there are so many kids whose parents' rights have already been relinquished and they're just waiting to get adopted.
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In proportion to its size, Israel has voluntarily relinquished more territory taken in war than any state in the world.
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He said that he could use his subpoena power as a "last resort" if the requested documents were not relinquished.
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North Korea's leader bristled at that, since Libya's dictator was toppled with Western support years after he relinquished his arsenal.
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We learned that doing parrot rescue – these wolfdogs are getting relinquished just as frequently as the parrots who need re-homing.
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He also said Mills has willingly relinquished every asset of any value for the purpose of having restitution in the case.
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It gave him and Russia, his strongest ally, control over parts of the country the Syrian government had relinquished years ago.
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Notably, Sri Lanka relinquished a strategic port to Beijing in 2017 after it couldn't pay off its debt to Chinese companies.
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But the East Asian giant relinquished those rights when it signed the UNCLOS, former U.S. Secretary of Defense, Chuck Hagel said.
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More: Amazon's tumbling share price will mean that Jeff Bezos has relinquished the title of world's richest person to Bill Gates.
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There have been rumors of a strained relationship between the two since Teefey relinquished her role as Gomez's manager in 2014.
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Exxon will hold a similar stake in the venture after the deal, having relinquished about 12.1% of its stake to Santos.
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On Tuesday, both Phi Psi and Delta Upsilon fraternities announced that they have disbanded and relinquished their houses on the campus.
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Evergrande agreed to advance some of the remaining balance of the investment, but only if Jia relinquished control of the company.
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Williams was succeeded by Dick Costolo, who after a five-year stint at the helm, relinquished the throne back to Dorsey.
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Kuzma's 3-pointer on the Lakers' first possession of overtime gave his club a lead it never relinquished at 210-228.
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Republicans rode a wave of anger over ObamaCare to electoral victory in 2010, and they haven't relinquished their House majority since.
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Tesla settled the lawsuit, while Mr. Musk paid a $20 million fine and relinquished his chairmanship of Tesla for three years.
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America has relinquished much of its global leadership under President Trump, who in many ways epitomizes a post-Cold War world.
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For example, Melwood, one of the largest employers of people with disabilities on the East Coast, relinquished its certificate on Feb.
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But a study by the Government Accountability Office found that, back in 2001, families in 19 states relinquished nearly 13,000 children.
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"London's place as a key economic hub will not be relinquished over this period," Smith told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Wednesday.
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He relinquished his duties but did not resign immediately, spurring indignation among politicians and ordinary Australians, Catholic and non-Catholic alike.
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Since the European Union had also wanted to resolve Brexit quickly, Britain relinquished the leverage that threatening delay might have offered.
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Severson's early goal on a wrist shot from the right circle gave the rookie Blackwood a lead the Devils never relinquished.
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But AT&T relinquished the naming rights to the stadium in 2018, and the Bay Area-based Oracle seized the opening.
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A number of organizations have lost donors or relinquished gifts because of their ties to powerful men accused of sexual misconduct.
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Oil and gas stocks relinquished early gains and traded flat after oil prices retreated from a more than three-month high.
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Page and Brin relinquished their roles as Alphabet CEO and president, respectively, saying it was time for them to step aside.
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Page and Brin relinquished their roles as Alphabet CEO and president, respectively, saying it was time for them to step aside.
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Woolridge made a layup with 373:237 left in the first half to give the Zags a lead they never relinquished.
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The Vatican found itself refuting the notion that the pope had relinquished the moral authority that imbued his office with influence.
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Mitt Romney, a co-founder of Bain Capital, had already relinquished control of his investments when he became governor of Massachusetts.
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But at that stage I kind of relinquished control to Steve Blackman [the showrunner] and all the people making the show.
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In the District of Columbia, an infant may be relinquished only by a custodial parent who is a resident of the District.
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When an aging David Koch relinquished CEO duties to his son in 2000, the Balls ended their trips to the Derby factory.
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Williams, who had officially or unofficially served as VU's athletic director from 2003 until he relinquished duties to Malcolm Turner on Feb.
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The Warriors countered with a 19-163 flurry of their own in the third quarter to take a lead they never relinquished.
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It is like old times in another way: both newspapers are getting readers to pay, offsetting advertising revenue relinquished to the internet.
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By 0815 GMT sterling had relinquished all of those gains, however, trading down 0.4 percent at $1.2989, its lowest since September 12.
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LaMarcus Aldridge and Bryn Forbes scored 210 each for the seventh-seeded Spurs, who grabbed the lead early and never relinquished it.
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She gave up her imperial title and relinquished her status to be a commoner, adopting her husband's name to become Takako Shimazu.
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Additionally, investigators discovered 38 dogs in Culwell's home who were subsequently put up for adoption after she relinquished ownership, the paper reports.
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Trent Bennett relinquished his post at Malvern High School after his school district called a special board meeting Thursday, KTHV-TV said.
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The surge gave the Kings a lead they never relinquished on their way to snapping a season-opening, two-game losing streak.
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"Teamwork makes the dream work in spaceflight, and spaceflight is the biggest team sport there is," Kelly said as he relinquished command.
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LaMarcus Aldridge and Bryn Forbes scored 15 each for the seventh-seeded Spurs, who grabbed the lead early and never relinquished it.
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The messiness of Lawrence's house proves that he has not relinquished control of the domestic sphere over to women, as Gilead demands.
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The U.S. was able to get an Iran deal because it held bargaining chips, while in Syria we have relinquished all clout.
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The attorney general had largely relinquished her role overseeing the investigation after facing backlash over the meeting she had with Bill Clinton.
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It was an 80-minute interview that revealed a pale and somber Hariri who, despite having relinquished his national duties, appeared exhausted.
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More than 40 of them did so with a simple gesture and a powerful symbol: they relinquished their KKK robes to Davis.
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Rights to broadcast Spanish soccer - an expensive asset which British rival Vodafone recently relinquished - are also starting to attract high-paying customers.
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And as he promoted the cause of freedom for the people he had left behind, he gradually relinquished his own political authority.
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Trump had relinquished his campaign vow to abandon Afghanistan, and signed onto a Pentagon-driven plan to bolster the American presence there.
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Mr. Foreman relinquished the crown a year later, but he continues to fight and practice a unique spiritual approach to the sport.
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But that meeting, in Hanoi, Vietnam, collapsed after Mr. Trump refused to lift sanctions until North Korea relinquished all its nuclear weapons.
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It was the shaking of someone who had relinquished control of her body, and was succumbing to the force of precipitated withdrawal.
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A Fowler birdie on the third hole gave the Americans a lead that they never relinquished in their 262-and-242 victory.
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The 39-year-old, who led after the first round and never relinquished his advantage, won the Hong Kong Open in 2017.
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"Pursuant to Rule 1 of the House Democratic Caucus, membership is automatically relinquished upon resignation from the Democratic Party," the letter read.
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Four years ago, on a daylong hike with friends north of San Francisco, Altman relinquished the notion that human beings are singular.
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Under these, Kazakhstan relinquished all nuclear warheads to Russia instead of maintaining and building up an independent deterrent it could ill afford.
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Purdue trailed 1-0 and then never relinquished the lead, jumping ahead 16-3 with 12:44 remaining in the first half.
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Srirasmi, who relinquished her royal titles during the investigation, lives outside Bangkok and has rarely been seen in public since the divorce.
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A grass-roots movement called the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo drew global attention to their plight before the military relinquished power.
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Lisa Bloom, who relinquished her role in Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace last week, released a statement explaining her decision to defend Weinstein.
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In 2015, after a Vatican investigation, Francis accepted O&aposBrien&aposs resignation after he relinquished the rights and privileges of being a cardinal.
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Despite some noises about possibly placing his company and other assets into a blind trust, Bloomberg never fully relinquished control of the firm.
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After a second out, Matt Chapman walked and Stephen Piscotty followed with two-run double that gave Oakland a lead it never relinquished.
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Some safe havens require family history Once a baby is relinquished, the safe haven is required to provide any immediate medical care required.
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Ubolratana relinquished her royal titles in 1972 when she married Peter Jensen, an American and fellow student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Both "Feral", by George Monbiot, and Isabella Tree's "Wilding" champion the power of self-regulating nature to flourish once human control is relinquished.
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Elfrid Payton had a steal and scored on a breakaway dunk with 1:36 remaining for the 102-101 lead Orlando never relinquished.
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After Hart relinquished the gig, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences decided to proceed without a host for this year's show.
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Abrams has relinquished directorial duties for the next Star Wars films after The Force Awakens, but he's executive producing the next two installments.
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But as Strickland's image rating turned upside down, Portman took the lead in an early July survey, and he never relinquished the advantage.
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She has hypertension and uses a walker, so she no longer uses her second floor, and she has relinquished her flock of chickens.
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Spot gold was steady at $1,290.71 an ounce, having relinquished its spot as the most expensive precious metal to palladium early in December.
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White Sox pound Tomlin, Indians CLEVELAND — It only took one pitch for the Chicago White Sox to take a lead they never relinquished.
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Republicans fear that Mr. Trump has relinquished his role as leader of the party, instead assuming the mantle of his own political movement.
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Mr. Ells's co-chief executive, Montgomery F. Moran, relinquished his position in 2016, and Mr. Ells has been criticized for his hefty compensation.
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Serbia, which relinquished control of the predominantly ethnic Albanian province after a NATO bombing campaign 18 years ago, does not recognize Kosovo's independence.
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Lorraine Dusky, a writer who relinquished a daughter as a young single mother in New York State in 1966, supports opening the records.
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As the oldest male, Mr. Kinoshita should have been the one to look after the family grave, but he had relinquished the duty.
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Rayborn again filed suit, arguing that Kentucky, by voluntarily transferring him to Alcatraz, had relinquished any jurisdictional claims it had to his body.
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But the Yankees relinquished a five-run lead in that game and needed to win it in the ninth inning on Andujar's single.
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Likud, the party of the present prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, sees the West Bank as the ancient Jewish homeland, never to be relinquished.
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But under the deal, Iran has placed two-thirds of its centrifuges in storage and relinquished about 95 percent of its uranium stockpile.
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Additionally, oil prices relinquished gains on speculation that Iran might not strike against the United States in a way that would disrupt supplies.
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She has also relinquished her position on top of the New York social heap for a (relatively) quieter life in Palm Beach, Fla.
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A superstar at the University of Southern California, Bush won the Heisman Trophy in 2005, though he later relinquished it over N.C.A.A. violations.
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A 238-228 surge over 238:230 in the first half gave USC a lead it only relinquished momentarily a few minutes later.
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"'What happened in Washington' this year is..." Pompeo began his retort, noting the U.S. aid was eventually relinquished, albeit after a bipartisan outcry.
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A Sinovation spokeswoman said the fund had recently sold a part of its stake in Megvii and relinquished its seat on the board.
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Is that sense of abandonment — and emotional damage — that Deja feels since her mother relinquished parental rights much greater than Randall and Beth realize?
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He relinquished it to authorities last month after a friend learned of his plans to frame it, and advised him to turn it in.
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But the army never fully relinquished power: In 2008, it put in place a constitution granting itself broad powers and control of key ministries.
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After the teams traded hoops early and with the score tied at 213, Woodard's 23-point jumper gave Tulsa a lead it never relinquished.
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State-run television broadcaster TBC1 said that one of them, George Simbachawene, the Minister of State in the President's Office, had relinquished his post.
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However, the statement released from the Eubank camp after Jr. had relinquished his British middleweight title totally undermines the supposed goodwill of the pair.
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She would have been 3 or 4, instead of 6, when the exchange happened if the foster parents had relinquished custody sooner, Heimov notes.
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Suarez gave the Reds a lead they never relinquished with a two-run homer in the first inning, scoring Joey Votto, who had walked.
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" At the end of 20143, Kim allegedly told Kyle that she "had relinquished Kingsley and given him away to live with a dog trainer.
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Turkey has relinquished its demand for Israel to lift its naval blockade of the Gaza Strip, and will not be allowed direct access there.
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Ms. Wilsey, the museums' chief executive and board president, relinquished the C.E.O. title to the new director of the Fine Arts Museums, Max Hollein.
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He oversaw the fund as chairman of its advisory board, a position he recently relinquished, and as finance minister, a position he still holds.
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Ubolratana relinquished her royal titles in 1972 when she married an American, a fellow student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Peter Jensen.
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You'll need to close on the new investment no later than 180 calendar days after selling the relinquished property, said Saunders at Asset Preservation.
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Bonderman, who is being replaced by his partner, David Trujillo, relinquished his seat after he made a sexist remark during an Uber staff meeting.
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He relinquished his role during the first round of the playoffs in late April due to complications resulting from back surgery two years ago.
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Jones replaced board member Ryan Graves, who started at the company as CEO but relinquished that role to Travis Kalanick in 2010, as president.
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At the same time, democratic governments have relinquished their responsibility to guide technological development in ways that mitigate risk and ensure that citizens benefit.
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The euro, meanwhile, relinquished all its gains from Thursday after a policy review by the European Central Bank that was less dovish than expected.
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Great sport requires only three things: excellence of skill, uncertainty of outcome, and a crescendo of drama that isn't relinquished until the last second.
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The vendors selling fruit and candy, or touting massages and tattoos, had relinquished their efforts to find customers and instead sprawled on the sand.
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"I am not aware of any instance when EPA ever relinquished this fundamental authority as it does in this memo," she told The Hill.
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Early in 2015, he relinquished the chief executive's job to Alain Bellemare, a Canadian who was previously an executive in United Technologies' aerospace group.
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He has relinquished his post as the senior Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee and has said he will cooperate with the ethics probe.
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The Nuggets scored the last eight points of the period to take a six-point lead into the second, an advantage they never relinquished.
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His three-point play gave Wichita State a lead in the final frame the Shockers never relinquished, though Connecticut remained in striking distance throughout.
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Young scored 30 in the first half, and his basket with 1:22 left gave the Hawks a 113-109 lead it never relinquished.
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Freedom should be the organizing principle for our domestic policy, but leaders in my party have relinquished the language of freedom to the right.
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Coastal Carolina (3-2) went on a 14-224 run early in the first half to build an 245.8-point lead it never relinquished.
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In most cases, ISP said it does not receive any documentation in return noting if a gun or a FOID card has been relinquished.
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Young scored 30 in the first half, and his basket with 1:22 left gave the Hawks a 113-109 lead it never relinquished.
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In 1945, Japan relinquished that control but supporters of Taiwanese independence say there was no treaty ever signed to return the island to Chinese sovereignty.
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It dumped $41 billion in U.S. debt in October alone, a move that relinquished its ranking as the largest foreign creditor to the United States.
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As a result, Holmes relinquished majority control of the company and is not allowed to serve as officer of a public company for a decade.
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"I have relinquished my royal titles and lived as a commoner," Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya Sirivadhana Barnavadi, 67, said in a post on her Instagram account.
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Even though each individual woman has effectively relinquished her claim, the lawsuits suggest a pattern of behavior by Fox News as well as by O'Reilly.
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Embiid scored Philadelphia's first seven points in what turned into a 25-11 game-opening run that gave the 76ers a lead they never relinquished.
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Srirasmi, who relinquished her royal titles at the height of the investigation, lives outside Bangkok and has rarely been seen in public since the divorce.
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Within two years, all but one of the 11 companies awarded contracts in 2012 either relinquished their licenses or had them terminated for non-compliance.
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The homer, his 16th of the season, was a two-run shot in the third inning that gave the Cardinals a lead they never relinquished.
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It also established Russia as a power broker in the Middle East, regaining a role it had relinquished after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Endings are taking place and grudges that should have been relinquished long ago are finally making their way out, thanks to the Sun opposing Mars.
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So far, unable to reach a deal, the Budget Committee has already relinquished its wish to mark up a resolution before the July 4 recess.
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Posey's home run, his fifth of the season, came on Straily's seventh pitch of the game and gave the Giants a lead they never relinquished.
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Jimenez has struggled most of the season and relinquished his spot in the rotation to Alec Asher, who also failed to hold down the job.
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A former employee there had not relinquished his company laptop upon his departure, and he was suspected of having shared proprietary information with a competitor.
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From the beginning, the unit has been highly effective in its mission; during the unit's three-month pilot in 2017, about 141 firearms were relinquished.
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After all, he took the lead in Republican primary polls barely a month after entering the race, in late July, and he never relinquished it.
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As the name implies, the federal law deregulated the airline industry, and the US government relinquished control of fares and routes to the free market.
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In case you hadn't heard, Andreessen Horowitz relinquished its status as a venture capital firm and registered all 150 of its employees as financial advisors.
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Unfortunately, by ignoring rural voters until now, progressives have relinquished large swaths of our country to reactionary politicians who are putting extremist policies into place.
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Their head-to-head series was tied, 8-8, coming in, but this win put Serena ahead, and she has not relinquished the lead since.
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Alphabet's record high comes nearly a month after former CEO and Google co-founder Larry Page relinquished his role to Sundar Pichai, former Google CEO.
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But I also relinquished FOMO, the fear of missing out that strikes me on ships with daily schedules of spinning, salsa dancing and cooking classes.
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They traded Andrew Bogut, their starting center, to the Dallas Mavericks and relinquished their rights to Festus Ezeli, a defense-minded backup at that position.
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In 143, Barack Obama broke out of the pack with a surprisingly decisive Iowa win, putting him in a front-runner position he never relinquished.
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They had relinquished their apartment, in a vibrant neighborhood of Barcelona where his wife had grown up and where she still had family and friends.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai took over as CEO of Alphabet in December, after Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin relinquished control of Alphabet.
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The Jayhawks held the Cardinal (11-2) without a field goal for almost the first 233 minutes and built a quick lead they never relinquished.
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Johnson's 3-pointer with 6:14 put Miami ahead 94-93 after a 25-573 Sacramento run, and the Heat never again relinquished the lead.
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Devils 5, Bruins 2 Damon Severson scored in the opening minute to give New Jersey a lead it never relinquished in a victory at Boston.
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At every opportunity, she makes it clear that she has relinquished self-control: Her nature has been let loose, like an animal from its cage.
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The Jayhawks held the Cardinal (11-2) without a field goal for almost the first 12 minutes and built a quick lead they never relinquished.
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Smith-Marsette's other two touchdowns — a 98-yard kickoff return and a 12-yard reception from Nate Stanley — gave Iowa a lead it never relinquished.
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"I had relinquished all power to my creditors," says Garrett, who lives in Austin, Texas, and co-hosts a personal finance and career advice podcast.
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Five years after taking her last curtsy with New York City Ballet, Wendy Whelan has relinquished the most rigorous aspects of a star dancer's life.
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Such head-to-head duels can often determine the outcome of America's Cup clashes, with New Zealand quickly establishing an early lead which they never relinquished.
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The problem ... obviously ... is that the UFC has said Conor relinquished his featherweight championship last weekend because he can only defend 1 title at a time.
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Detroit led 217-22 in the third minute of the third quarter before the Celtics scored 163 straight points to take a lead they never relinquished.
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The FCC disclosed the price in a statement after completing the first part of an auction to repurpose low-frequency wireless spectrum relinquished by television broadcasters.
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After spending several months under house arrest in late 2014, Vladimir Yevtushenkov, a Russian oligarch, relinquished control of Bashneft, a midsized oil firm, to the state.
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Joyce has since relinquished New Zealand citizenship, but is awaiting the High Court ruling, along with several other politicians who believe they may have dual citizenship.
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Victims: Toronto, Edmonton Let's not pretend that before Canada relinquished the rights to the term "hockey nation" that EVERY team had a chance at the playoffs.
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The Wildcats never relinquished that lead but didn't get breathing room until a 9-20133 run resulted in 61-49 advantage with 7:212 to go.
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It's February, two days after her fall 2018 show, where she officially relinquished her post as creative director, moving into an ambassadorial role at her company.
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After Cannon recently relinquished his hosting duties on the NBC series, the show announced on social media that Tyra Banks would be taking over as host.
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After a 15-month run at number one, Johnson relinquished top spot four weeks ago to fellow American Justin Thomas, who is not playing this week.
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Brittany Lincicome and Brittany Lang birdied their first two holes for an advantage they never relinquished as they topped Mel Reid and Carlota Ciganda 2-up.
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The Australian model has relinquished over $8 million in jewelry to the U.S. Justice Department in connection to a Malaysian government corruption scandal, The Guardian reports.
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But Funo's comment on Wednesday was the first time a board member has publicly acknowledged that the BOJ has relinquished a binding timeframe for its target.
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The danger here, is that power is seldom relinquished once assumed, and aside from a select few candidates who have repudiated the practice such as Sen.
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Having heard about the testing on a morning television program, he was searching for the three sons he relinquished for adoption more than 40 years ago.
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"The experience of Brexit -- which is ongoing -- and of the European Union, shows that it is difficult to recover economic independence once it's relinquished," said Pompeo.
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At some point, his grip on Republicans will be relinquished, and members of the Grand Old Party will be left to figure out what comes next.
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A government source with knowledge of the auction said some of these blocks were relinquished by state oil majors which have carried out limited exploration works.
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But the ball carried into the second row of the bleachers for Dozier's 10th homer of the season, giving the Twins a lead they never relinquished.
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Gayoom relinquished power in 2008 to Mohamed Nasheed, a British-educated opposition politician who famously held a cabinet meeting underwater to protest against rising sea levels.
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Screenshot: Cloud Edits (YouTube)Shingy, né David Shingy, has relinquished his role as digital prophet of AOL and Verizon Media, after 12 years with the company.
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In 22018, Nathalie Rykiel sold the family's remaining 20 percent stake to the Fungs and relinquished her board seat (though the family kept the real estate).
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In 22018, Nathalie Rykiel sold the family's remaining 20 percent stake to the Fungs and relinquished her board seat (though the family kept the real estate).
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The Dow briefly rose to within 15 points of 20,000, the historic level it has threatened to breach for several days, but it relinquished that gain.
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Martin also should have received a form from ISP that the local law enforcement agency was required to return, confirming how he had relinquished his weapon.
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Just three -- California, Connecticut and Nevada -- require defendants to provide proof that they relinquished their firearms to a court or law enforcement within specific time frames.
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Wall Street, which had already started the day positive, rose further as the Fed's minutes contained no big surprises but then relinquished most of its gains.
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After two months of heavy selling, Uber's founder and original CEO Travis Kalanick has completely exited his roughly $5.2 billion stake and relinquished his board seat.
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Silver relinquished some of its gains from the past few sessions that had sent it to a two-year high of $21.107 an ounce on Monday.
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"We have relinquished power voluntarily because we don't want to make judgment calls that make people angry, so we leave it to the executive," he said.
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On Friday, however, the euro relinquished all its gains from Thursday after a policy review by the European Central Bank that was less dovish than expected.
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The problem is this: Our society has sunk so far into sensitivity and guilt that it has relinquished the liberalism that both liberals and conservatives espouse.
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Argentina's President Mauricio Macri has adopted a softer tone than his predecessor Cristina Fernandez but he has not relinquished Argentina's claim to the islands it calls Malvinas.
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Muller has relinquished his role with immediate effect and will leave at the end of the year "to pursue interests outside of Shell", according to the memo.
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And in their most dramatic attempt to discredit the story yet, on Thursday Sanders relinquished the podium to White House Chief of Staff and retired Marine Gen.
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By giving up the tour, West relinquished a fair amount of money — tours are how most musicians make money these days, especially high-profile acts like West.
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SEOUL, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Lotte Group Chairman Shin Dong-bin has relinquished his representative rights at a key Japanese holding company, the Japanese company announced on Wednesday.
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Inpex relinquished a 10 percent stake in Azadegan in 2010 because sanctions by the United States on Iran made it difficult to access financing for the project.
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Tight end Travis Kelce and wide receiver Tyreek Hill torched the Denver defense for a pair of early touchdowns, giving the Chiefs a lead they never relinquished.
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Singles by Brandon Crawford and Kelby Tomlinson loaded the bases, after which pinch-hitter Conor Gillaspie's two-run double gave San Francisco a lead it never relinquished.
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The princess relinquished her royal titles in 1972 but is still officially treated as a senior member of the royal family, which is highly revered in Thailand.
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A decade later BHP Billiton relinquished ownership in the Ok Tedi mine to a government trust following claims by landowners over toxic mine waste in local waterways.
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The investments could help Saudi Arabia regain its place as the top oil exporter to China, which it has relinquished to Russia for the past three years.
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This is as it should be, and as it would have been many years earlier if only the Iranians could have relinquished the revolution's paranoia surrounding Washington.
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The princess relinquished her royal titles in 1972 but is still officially treated as a senior member of the royal family, which is highly revered in Thailand.
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After missing the winning shot in regulation, Pritchard hit a 3-pointer with 2:24 remaining in overtime to give the Ducks a lead they neve relinquished.
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Dauman, who has worked with Sumner Redstone for more than 30 years, gained the title of executive chairman in February, when the media mogul relinquished that role.
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"In the last three election cycles, the eventual winner had the lead in polls in the weeks after the convention and never relinquished it," Mr. Usher said.
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But Kansas scored the next eight points as Mason and fellow guard Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk each hit 3-pointers to give the Jayhawks a lead they never relinquished.
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The studio relinquished the distribution rights to the last two movies of its six-movie Marvel deal to Disney and "The Avengers" became Disney's first Marvel movie.
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Just 11 days after the protests began, the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia relinquished power, paving the way for the playwright Vaclav Havel to become president in December.
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The soldiers have relinquished their given names and answer instead to monikers such as "Bigfoot" and "Smurf": childlike designations which jar with the task they are performing.
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A Mike Martinez fumble near midfield late in the first quarter became an Aztecs field goal, giving San Diego State a 10-22 lead it never relinquished.
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We learn in the book that the people of Camazotz have relinquished their free will to an entity called IT (the movie does not clearly explain this).
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I also hope that I would've relinquished my fear of public speaking and that I'll be doing a fireside chat with Queen Bey herself at CultureCon 2025.
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In March 2017, Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation and relinquished any supervision of the special counsel's work, which is all happening within his Justice Department.
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When Henry bulled his way into the end zone with 35 seconds remaining in the second quarter, he gave Tennessee a 14-13 lead it never relinquished.
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Menendez was charged with 14 counts of corruption last April, yet he has only relinquished his position as the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Vajiralongkorn's statement deemed the princess part of the royal family despite her having relinquished her royal title and instructed that royal family members are constitutionally above politics.
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Democrats' broadly neutral stance echoes the GOP's chaotic 2016 race, when the party refused to coalesce behind anyone, and Trump burst into a lead he never relinquished.
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When Mark Grotjahn relinquished a prestigious artist award and acknowledged that the prize had been bestowed upon too many white male artists before him, many were startled.
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The last couple to reject senior royal life was Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson, the original divorced American duchess for whom he relinquished the throne in 1936.
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During the liberation struggle, his father had spied on the Ethiopian occupiers, and then been caught and imprisoned for seven months; he never relinquished the revolutionary spirit.
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Hughes made the first four 214-point shots he took to spark a 12-0 run and give Syracuse an early 15-4 lead it never relinquished.
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The potential move comes after PDG Realty announced in a securities filing on Thursday that Chief Executive Officer Márcio Trigueiro and Chairman Gilberto Sayão relinquished their posts.
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On Friday, however, the euro on Friday relinquished all its gains from Thursday after a policy review by the European Central Bank that was less dovish than expected.
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The razor-sharp Thiem broke serve in the third game and never relinquished control, offering Khachanov not even a sniff of a break point throughout a clinical display.
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Then nothing happened... until the company recently relinquished the rights — leaving it totally open for grabs (are you listening, Warner Bros.?!) We were all rooting for you, Tyra!
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The Dow and S&P 22014 ended at their highest closing levels ever on Thursday although Wall Street relinquished bigger intraday gains after President Trump's strong dollar comments.
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The two men are under house arrest and have relinquished their U.S. passports, with a $10 million bond set for Manafort and a $5 million bond for Gates.
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The Dow and S&P 500 ended at their highest closing levels ever on Thursday although Wall Street relinquished bigger intraday gains after President Trump's strong dollar comments.
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Her father George VI had inherited the throne suddenly after his own brother, Edward VIII, relinquished it so that he could wed his divorced American lover, Wallis Simpson.
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The City of London has relinquished hopes the U.K. will retain full access to the European single market for goods and services, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
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The auction is aimed at repurposing low-frequency spectrum relinquished by television broadcasters to wireless companies and other bidders seeking new airwaves to build and improve wireless networks.
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Poole, Brazdeikis and Zavier Simpson each knocked down a three during an 11-0 spurt to give the Wolverines a 643-6 lead, and they never relinquished it.
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Her mother, Lynn, who once had conservatorship in 2014 and relinquished it weeks later , is Bynes' conservator, which means she makes decisions about her health and medical issues.
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When Saimon Fisaha pointed to his younger, smiling visage in the photograph three and a half years later, he had long since relinquished the optimism of that morning.
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"She had to sign a paper saying that she relinquished all her rights to the show so that we could go on," Goodman told The Times of London.
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As the first branch of government, Congress is responsible for legislation and oversight, powers that have been largely relinquished to an over-powerful and under-responsive Executive Branch.
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The Dow and S&P 20.2 ended at their highest closing levels ever on Thursday although Wall Street relinquished bigger intraday gains after President Trump's strong dollar comments.
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"She had to sign a paper saying that she relinquished all her rights to the show so that we could go on," Goodman told The Times of London.
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The closing ceremony features plenty of music and a strange speech about how Kosovo—the independent state that seceded from Serbia a decade ago—will never be relinquished.
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The completed project, captured on 70 canisters of donated 16-millimeter film, was then relinquished to its director: a slippery, middle-aged American film teacher named Georges Cardona.
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Related: Young people in China, who have long relinquished political freedoms in exchange for jobs and upward mobility, are now challenging the government's efforts to conceal its missteps.
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The Spaniards scored first and never relinquished the lead, relying on swarming interior defense and superior rebounding to snuff out the offensive threat of 2004 Olympic champions Argentina.
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Biles and her brother were among several siblings raised by different relatives after their biological mother, who struggled with substance abuse, relinquished custody when they were young children.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill founder Steve Ells has stepped down from the chain's board and relinquished his title of executive chairman after current CEO Brian Niccol was named chairman.
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Kate Spade was a fashion dynamo who turned a cheerful vision of affordable luxury into a leading American brand, but relinquished control before it became a commercial juggernaut.
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Additionally, after HHS opted to reassign the relinquished Title X funds to remaining participants, a report by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation found gaps in the new coverage.
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Freeport last month relinquished majority control of Grasberg, the world's second-largest copper mine, under pressure from the Indonesian government even though it will remain the project's operator.
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SoftBank owns 80 percent of Sprint, which is perhaps Mr. Son's marquee American investment, but that control would be relinquished under the terms of the merger announced Sunday.
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That said, in the past year, Apple has relinquished some of its control and we'll likely see many more HomeKit devices on the market in the near future.
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Here are some of the most notable departures of the year: Alphabet's Larry Page Larry Page relinquished his CEO position at Google's parent company Alphabet in early December.
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Weaver scored on a layup and converted it into a three-point play with 2:47 left in overtime that gave the Trojans a lead they never relinquished.
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An Alphabet exec relinquished his seat on Uber's board last August after the other members reportedly shut him and the head of Google Ventures out of multiple meetings.
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The company relinquished its 143 percent stake in a block off the coast of the southern African country because it was adjudged to no longer be commercially attractive.
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Peyton Manning sold his stake in 31 Papa John's franchises late last month, just days before the chain relinquished its role as the official pizza of the NFL.
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Second, through the trust agreement, he has relinquished leadership and management of the Trump Organization to his sons Don and Eric and a longtime Trump executive, Allen Weisselberg.
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Yuli Gurriel followed with a double, and after Josh Reddick walked, Gattis bombed his three-run homer to left field to give Houston a lead it never relinquished.
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Like many of the indigenous people in British Columbia, the Wet'suwet'en haven't relinquished their land to the Canadian government by treaty, land sale or surrender, The Guardian reports.
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At the end of November the committee relinquished just enough money to allow the KMT to provide the severance pay required to lay off more than half its staff.
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Sterling strengthened on Thursday after data showed British retail sales jumped by its most in one-and-a-half years in April but then relinquished most of its gains.
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At first sight, any withheld anger induced from the Bad Gal skipping the red carpet portion of the event was relinquished — all thanks to a patent leather trench coat.
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Gatti writes that Ferrante, "in a way relinquished her right to disappear behind her books" because she announced her intention to lie and mislead about her identity if asked.
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LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - BP said on Thursday it will incur a $750 million write off in its second quarter 2017 results over exploration blocks it relinquished in Angola.
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The group insists that under the Constitution, the federal government has no legal right to Harney County land and that is should be relinquished to ranchers, loggers, and miners.
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But, by 1445 GMT, sterling had relinquished all of those gains and was trading down half a percent versus a rallying dollar at $1.2979, its lowest since Sept. 10.
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If the United States fails to do so, there is a chance for that commitment to be relinquished in an effort to reach an agreement as soon as possible.
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Over the decades, he relinquished the hope that he would ever write an opera, much the way someone who has missed out on love resigns himself to unsought solitude.
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The Dow briefly rose to within 15 points of 20,000, a level it has never reached, but relinquished that gain and spent most of the session at a loss.
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The ACLU has filed a number of affidavits to the court alleging numerous parents did not know what they had signed when they relinquished their right to be reunified.
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The 67-year old relinquished her royal title in 1972 when she married a foreigner and moved to the U.S., but she eventually returned to Thailand after her divorce.
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Under his authority, the Roman army ravaged its enemies, and after only 15 days of serving as dictator and general, Cincinnatus relinquished his post and returned to his farm.
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" Before his inauguration, sources close to Trump's transition team told the New York Times he had relinquished his phone for a "secure, encrypted device approved by the Secret Service.
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The British partitioned the country at the moment they relinquished it, birthing Pakistan, and setting off population transfers and ethnic cleansing that left more than one million people dead.
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If it relinquished the trademark, or announced an intention never to claim its protections, another party could legally assume control of it and use the logo in other ways.
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"All the diverse forms that true gay life has improvised," Odets writes, "constitute a special universe that should not be relinquished to meet the expectations of a pathological society."
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"You seem to think I have relinquished my role as your mother," my mother wrote to me when I was 15 and living with another family in Staten Island.
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"Treasuries have relinquished a portion of their recent gains in concert with a bounce in risk assets," Ian Lyngen, BMO's head of U.S. rates, said in a note Tuesday.
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" But she added that while "no one thought that this powerful grip he had on the country could be relinquished (the 2018 election) was the only chance Malaysians had.
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The combination of the driver and servicemen produced a race-changing pit stop on Lap 63, giving Team Penske's No. 22 car the lead that would not be relinquished.
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McHugh left for Breitbart, where she was eventually fired; Greer had earlier relinquished his post at the Caller prior to the revelation that he wrote for Spencer's Radix Journal.
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Additionally, after HHS opted to reassign the relinquished Title X funds to some remaining participants, a report by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation found that gaps in access remain.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai got the promotion of a lifetime earlier this month, when company co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin relinquished control of parent company Alphabet Inc.
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But geography poses a problem, too: Once-white suburbs are growing more diverse; poverty is spreading there; and central cities that Republicans relinquished are now the country's economic engines.
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"This trip puts into stark relief how the U.S. has relinquished its role as the indispensable nation," said Brian Fallon, the press secretary for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence officially relinquished power as Indiana's governor yesterday, capping off four years in which he struggled to balance the state's needs against his own values.
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VanVleet's three-pointer with one second left on the shot clock, with 1:28 left in the game, gave the Shockers a five-point lead; they never relinquished it.
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Shortly after his arrest the firm's chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa, who took over when Mr Ghosn relinquished that role in 2017, used a press conference to attack his erstwhile chairman.
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But even if Jia has relinquished some control, potential investors will likely have to deal with him retaining a presence at Faraday Future for one particular reason: his immigration status.
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Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority said on Tuesday that Macquarie Capital, the lender's investment banking unit, had relinquished its operating licence in the country, which it had acquired in 2017.
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Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority said on Tuesday that Macquarie Capital, the lender's investment banking unit, had relinquished its operating license in the country, which it had acquired in 2017.
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The Friars stretched the advantage to 226 points on a Tucker trey with 26:05 remaining in the half, but relinquished the lead for good less than six minutes later.
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Even though Ubolratana relinquished her royal titles in 1972 when she married an American, her bid to enter politics on the side of the anti-establishment opposition was hugely controversial.
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A tangle of tax breaks is unlikely to be relinquished without a fight, and the coddled manufacturing sector cherishes the subsidies and trade barriers that shield it from foreign competition.
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Neumann relinquished his board seat as part of the SoftBank buyout on Tuesday, in which he is set to receive $1.7 billion through stock sales, credit financing and consulting fees.
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A Chinese official on Wednesday called ongoing protests in Hong Kong the "most severe situation" since the British relinquished control of the city in 1997, according to The Associated Press.
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This is a message to the president of the United States that we haven't abandoned the fight, nor have we relinquished our desire to fight for the promises we made.
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He left with a three-run lead before the Reds' bullpen, which has allowed a run in 211 consecutive games to tie a modern major league record, relinquished another lead.
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Houston took a lead in the first inning on Alex Bregman's two-run homer and never relinquished it in a 4-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday.
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"Over the last 80 years, Congress has voluntarily relinquished a whole lot of legislative power, handed over to the executive branch," said Mr. Lee, speaking to reporters about his bill.
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Jack Ma of Alibaba, Pony Ma of the internet company Tencent and Robin Li of Baidu, another major internet company, all relinquished some of their executive positions in recent times.
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They have dramatically reduced operating power levels, relinquished spectrum to create a wide guard band for GPS, and coordinated with the industry to show that these technologies can readily coexist.
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Of the list of 108 centers considered, convergence was a key theme as 23 of the top 25 cities relinquished points while 20 of the lowest ranked cities gained points.
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The Tar Heels (22012-22015) relinquished a lead less than five minutes into the start of the game and did not get it back until the second half had begun.
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Additionally, after the department opted to reassign the relinquished Title X funds to other remaining participants, a report by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation found gaps in the new coverage.
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Since Daniel's birth 16 months ago, Ms. Vieira has separated from her husband, lost monthly government assistance, relinquished a job and now patches together a livelihood with other government help.
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By giving up his U.S. citizenship, Heinecke relinquished certain benefits afforded to U.S. nationals, such as his right to vote in U.S. elections and enjoy unrestricted travel into the country.
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In a statement on Wednesday, it said Mr. Hayes had "relinquished most of his day-to-day duties" and that another Republican leader, Aubrey Woodard, had been named acting chairman.
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Much as they did in a 123-111 shellacking of the Nuggets in Denver in January, the Warriors dominated the first quarter en route to a lead they relinquished only briefly.
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After one-out singles by Chapman and Mark Canha, Lucroy launched his second homer of the season over the fence in center field, giving the A's a lead they never relinquished.
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Marshall started the comeback with a pair of free throws, then swished a 3-pointer with 3:39 left to give Xavier a 63-61 lead that the visitors never relinquished.
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Having given up his role as quartet Middle East representative last year and relinquished much of his commercial work this year, Blair feels unfulfilled and is desperate to stay politically relevant.
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He considers King to be a full partner in the production and composition of the record, and it's the most power Bemis has ever relinquished in 15 years of Say Anything.
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Justice Stevens relinquished piloting small planes in his senior years, but he remained an avid golfer, swimmer, bridge, tennis, and nimble ping-pong player nearly all the days of his life.
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Then Scaramucci, who seemed content parrying reporters' questions for even longer, finally relinquished the podium, but not before blowing a kiss to reporters, his Trump-pleasing, on-camera curtain-raiser complete.
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In 1953 Poland's then-communist rulers relinquished all claims to war reparations under pressure from the Soviet Union, which wanted to free East Germany, also a Soviet satellite, from any liabilities.
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The high court said that Lexington, Kentucky-based Lexmark, which holds patents on ink cartridge technology, relinquished its intellectual property rights in those cartridges once it sold them to the public.
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Source of wealth: Ralph LaurenIndustry: Fashion and retailNet worth: $5.9 billionThough he relinquished his title as CEO in 2015, Lauren is still his fashion label's executive chairman and chief creative officer.
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After the child was born in Pennsylvania in 2013, the surrogate mother -- a US citizen -- relinquished all parental rights and the man returned to Singapore with his son, court documents revealed.
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He regrets that Jonathan Hill resigned after the referendum as Britain's European commissioner responsible for financial services and that London relinquished its presidency of the European Union, planned for next year.
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Laureano hit the fourth pitch of the bottom of the first from Yovani Gallardo (8-4) over the fence in left field to give the A's a lead they never relinquished.
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Bailey's attempt to combine his designer job with that of CEO between 2014 and 2017 - an unusual dual role in fashion - fell flat and he relinquished his CEO position in July.
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But court documents filed Wednesday by the American Civil Liberties Union claim some parents say they signed paperwork they didn't understand and unknowingly relinquished their rights to reunite with their children.
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In February, he met for the second time with President Trump, but talks in Vietnam collapsed after Mr. Trump refused to lift sanctions until North Korea relinquished all its nuclear weapons.
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This month, the Pegulas relinquished control of the team to the league after the mass player sit-out (the Devils also ended their two-year partnership with the N.W.H.L.'s Riveters).
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Just ask Novak Djokovic who came into last year's Wimbledon as holder of all four grand slam titles but has since relinquished his grip on the men's game in spectacular fashion.
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Muller, whose desk trades more oil than any rival, has relinquished his role with immediate effect and will leave at the end of the year "to pursue interests outside of Shell".
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While Wilder continues to reign as the WBC title holder, Joshua relinquished his WBA, WBO, and IBF belts to Andy Ruiz Jr., whom he lost in stunning fashion to in June.
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But almost as soon as she had asserted her dominance, the Briton relinquished it, allowing her opponent to settle into a metronomic rhythm of awkward double-fisted groundstrokes off both sides.
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Chief among them was Brexit — every one of the relinquished northern and Midland seats voted to leave the European Union in 2016 — and Mr. Corbyn, whom many voters appeared to distrust.
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Most are relinquished only when their owners die, such as in 1023, when Ralph Wilson died, prompting the sale of the Buffalo Bills to Terry and Kim Pegula for $1.4 billion.
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In 2018, Shell relinquished the 55 percent stake in the field that it took over as part of its acquisition of BG Group in 2016, after struggling to find a buyer.
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"When I bought my first studio in New York City, I got cold feet and didn't close and relinquished a 213 percent deposit which took me three years to save," she says.
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When I first relinquished you, I felt alienated because so few women had been through the same experience, but now my life is more full of love than it ever was before.
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The two motorcycle groups repeatedly bumped into one another at high speed, nudging one another off the road, until one force caved in and relinquished the road in favor of the other.
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"When I bought my first studio in New York City, I got cold feet and didn't close and relinquished a 10 percent deposit which took me three years to save," she says.
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Kings 99, Grizzlies 96 Sacramento scored the final seven points of the first half to take the lead and never relinquished it, outlasting host Memphis to snap a two-game losing streak.
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Pincus relinquished the CEO role in 2016, and said in a blog post five months ago that he was "transitioning to non-executive chairman" and will likely focus his time on investing.
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In the absence of the toxic relationship between Seehofer and Merkel - she relinquished her role as CDU party leader in December while remaining chancellor - the two parties could better cooperate, say commentators.
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The auction, which is aimed at repurposing low-frequency spectrum relinquished by television broadcasters to wireless companies and other bidders seeking new airwaves to build and improve wireless networks, started end-March.
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His two-run, two-out single in the fifth inning chased Astros right-hander Doug Fister (8-5) and provided the White Sox (41-40) a 5-4 lead they never relinquished.
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The stake owned by Istidama reflects the ownership relinquished by brothers Bakr, Saleh and Saad last year after they were arrested in the corruption purge led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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There was famously no love lost between Wallis Simpson, the twice-divorced American for whom Edward VIII relinquished the British throne, and Elizabeth the Queen Mother, whose husband, George VI, assumed it.
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Anthony's 3-pointer with 4:59 remaining in the period gave the Thunder a lead they never relinquished and triggered the 214-point burst that left the Suns well behind for good.
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Father Raymond de Souza, a widely read conservative commentator based in Canada, said it would be wrong to treat "the papal office as something worldly than can be relinquished under adverse circumstances".
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He relinquished his previous belts before meeting Golovkin last September, when Alvarez won on one card by 118-110, lost by 115-13 on another, and third judge had it 114-114.
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La Stella scored easily on Ben Zobrist's double to tie the game, and Zobrist scored two batters later on a Kris Bryant single that gave the Cubs a lead they never relinquished.
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But in 1975, the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit sided with the agency, saying that Mr. Marchetti had "effectively relinquished his First Amendment rights" when he signed his employment contract.
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Berg initially launched a suit 10 years ago but has filed a new suit in the US disputing the Dutch government's claim that the works were not relinquished involuntarily or under duress.
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In the meantime, the gun has been voluntarily relinquished to law enforcement by the father-to-be and he has received a new bouncer from the manufacturing company, the CPD spokesperson said.
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The pound relinquished some of its gains after a report by The Sun newspaper said the prospective dates for an emergency summit to seal a deal had been pushed back to Nov.
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In the past 50 years Brazil has relinquished 17% of the forest's original extent, more than the area of France, to road- and dam-building, logging, mining, soyabean farming and cattle ranching.
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She relinquished her royal title when she married her American husband Peter Ladd Jensen in 1972 and settled in the United States, where she studied biochemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The Friars (513-3) jumped out to an early lead and never relinquished it, producing an answer with a big bucket or defensive stand every time Texas (7-4) made a run.
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Junior forward Geno Artison's tip-in at the 12:19 mark gave Tulsa an 18-7 margin and head coach Frank Haith's team never relinquished the double-digit lead until 23:10 remained.
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" The Impressionists, however, discovered "that the whole view is potentially a picture," and so for them "all-over light comes to take the place of the figure-field discriminations that one had relinquished.
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But her reluctance to reveal herself causes her to become embroiled in a battle with her unforgiving daughter, whose care she had once relinquished to her family so she could continue her career.
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A spokesman for Sanders declined to discuss why the senator has not relinquished his Secret Service protection and his around-the-clock coverage in Washington, at home in Vermont or wherever he goes.
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye relinquished her powers in a public announcement on Tuesday but stopped short of outright resignation in a move that's set to leave the country in political paralysis.
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The lawsuit charges that, upon arrival in the U.S. on Saturday morning, the two brothers were cuffed, detained, and coerced into the I-407 form, which relinquished their status and they couldn't understand.
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That is, when he's not distracted with his own political crises, such as his role on President Donald Trump's advisory council, which he relinquished last week after criticism from customers, drivers and employees.
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" The documents state that Kyle was not present at the Encino property from December 2015 through April 9, 2016, and "believed that Kingsley was relinquished and given away by [Kim] in November 2014.
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Rather than deal with the growing public and congressional scrutiny over its nonprofit classification and 501(c)(6) filings requiring executive salary disclosure, the NFL voluntarily relinquished its tax-exempt status in 2015.
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Mr Trump surged to the lead in every poll within a month of his declaring his candidacy a year ago, and never relinquished it save for a split-second tie with Ben Carson.
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Sports Briefing Porsche defended its 24 Hours of Le Mans title in startling fashion on Sunday after Toyota relinquished the lead minutes from the end of the endurance race in Le Mans, France.
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But the former soldier finally relinquished power on Saturday under strong diplomatic pressure backed up by several thousand West African troops who crossed into Gambia and were poised to enforce the election result.
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If it becomes a Met annex, an all-purpose special-exhibition space for solid but formulaic shows, replacing the one the museum relinquished in 2013 to expand its European galleries, that's not enough.
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Winnipeg took the lead 15 seconds into Thursday's contest and never relinquished it after playing while ahead for a total of 17 minutes, 2 seconds during its first six games of the season.
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Djokovic took control immediately, jumping out to a 211-226 lead, and never relinquished command with his two-handed backhand setting the tone and often putting an abrupt end to the baseline duet.
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By then, Piech had relinquished the CEO job to his hand-picked successor, Martin Winterkorn, but he remained a major force, guiding strategy in his new role as head of Volkswagen's supervisory board.
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It has been a dismal period for Djokovic who has also relinquished his number one ranking and failed to get past the third round in two of his last four grand slam appearances.
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But Vandy never relinquished the lead the rest of the period thanks to Lee, who was 8-of-11 from the field and 6-of-6 from the foul line in the half.
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Now that the government has relinquished that gain, this time to Mr. Hifter's forces, its authority has shrunk to a 250-mile strip of coastline stretching from either side of the capital, Tripoli.
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In outlining his decision, Bercow said there had been no change in either substance or circumstance since Johnson relinquished a first attempt to have a vote on his Brexit deal over the weekend.
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The announcement comes weeks after Austria failed to clinch a European Union-wide deal on a digital tax in its capacity as president of the bloc, a role it relinquished on Jan. 1.
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Some critics said that Trump's remarks did not come down harshly enough on the organizers, and a slew of high-profile CEOs, including IBM's Ginni Rometty, relinquished their roles on Trump's advisory councils.
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The employees who once performed this duty had relinquished it gladly; even with the assistance of a lift, twisting to move the tires from belt to cart was the stuff of ergonomic nightmares.
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Guess said Tuesday that co-founder Paul Marciano has relinquished his day-to-day responsibilities pending the completion of the apparel company's investigation of sexual harassment claims by actress and model Kate Upton.
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He acknowledges that there is no chance it can move forward without bipartisan buy-in, buy-in he believes is attainable as Congress realizes the extent to which it has relinquished its authority.
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Under cost of care legislation, and with help from the county attorney's office and animal enforcement team, Betty was officially relinquished to the shelter, which allowed Macon-Bibb's Animal Welfare to adopt her out.
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In a historical moment that marked a shift in her 65-year reign, Queen Elizabeth relinquished the duty of laying a wreath on her behalf for Britain's fallen soldiers to her son, Prince Charles.
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After that, Wonder Woman would take a number of regressive turns that her free-thinking creator would've loathed: She doted on Steve Trevor more, relinquished her powers, and at one point, opened a boutique.
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Chevron, the second-largest U.S. oil company after Exxon Mobil, relinquished its interest in the Rovi block north of Erbil at the end of 2015 but continued to test wells in the Sarta area.
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Bogdanovic had a 14-pointer and a three-point play among his 227-point flurry that produced Indiana's first 23 points of the game and helped the Pacers build a lead they never relinquished.
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It was the first time he failed to contribute even a half-point to the United States' cause as the visitors relinquished the Cup after a 17 1/2 to 10 1/2 defeat.
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He cites the example of Lee Kuan Yew, who relinquished the title of prime minister and gradually stood back from running Singapore over a number of years (at one point styling himself "minister mentor").
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In the final minutes of the first half, minutes after the cat's appearance, the suddenly rejuvenated Cowboys charged past the Giants to take a lead they never relinquished in a thorough 239-25 drubbing.
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That would see Hamilton, who sportingly relinquished third place to team mate Valtteri Bottas in Hungary before the summer shutdown, match the record of 68 poles set by Michael Schumacher with Ferrari in 2006.
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The victory over Cotto won him the middleweight title, a belt that he defended once and then relinquished to return to his more natural weight, but it also helped elevate Álvarez to boxing's apex.
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Under that deal, which had been honored by the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations, local ranchers voluntarily relinquished their permits to graze public lands in exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars from conservationists.
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Just as importantly and memorably for Gray, Smith's hair was done up and she looked good, too — a champion who had not relinquished any of part of her identity in pursuit of athletic greatness.
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Another moderator, Jorge Ramos of Univision, relinquished his spot as a precaution after he believed he had been possibly exposed to the coronavirus; Mr. Ramos has no symptoms and has said he feels healthy.
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Weighed down by a protracted trade dispute over the year and a half, China has relinquished its top spot as America's largest trading partner and now sits in third place, behind Mexico and Canada.
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The company never achieved true dominance until the staggering rise of the iPhone, which was a Jobs-era project, but the iPhone itself didn't succeed until after Apple relinquished its total control over it.
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John G. Stumpf, Wells Fargo's former chief executive, and Carrie Tolstedt, former head of retail banking, have relinquished about $60 million in stock after the scandal, according to a Reuters review of securities filings.
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In modern life, privacy is relinquished in so many ways — from your daily commute, to how productive you are at work, to what you search on Google, to what you buy in a store.
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In Washington, there was no snow, but Woodrow Wilson issued a flurry of proclamations, including one on Christmas Eve that relinquished federal control of the railroads, a wartime measure that was no longer necessary.
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The Heat, which took the lead in the opening minutes of the game and never relinquished it, played without starting point guard Goran Dragic (right-knee injury) and reserve guard Dwyane Wade (personal reasons).
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In 220, Longines relinquished its independence to become part of Asuag, a consortium of Swiss watch manufacturers that later merged with another group called SSIH to become the watchmaking giant Swatch Group in 2400.
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And it wasn't nearly as bad as Tulsa, Oklahoma, which billed itself as the "Oil Capital of the World," a title it relinquished to Houston after all the oil companies had moved to Houston.
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With that said, I could also envision Dany making a big public show of Jon's obedience by ensuring that everyone knows he's the rightful Targaryen heir to the Iron Throne and that he's relinquished it.
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"The FTSE 100 remains under intense pressure and when risk aversion sweeps across the board, previous gains may be relinquished as investors discard riskier assets for safe haven investments," said FXTM research analyst Lukman Otunuga.
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That turned out to be the costliest of a series of mistakes in 2018 that undid his title charge, handing Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton — who won in Germany — a lead that the Briton never relinquished.
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Castro relinquished power to his brother Raúl in 2006 and died in 2016; Miguel Días-Canel was sworn in as president as on April 19 of this year—the first non-Castro since the revolution.
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Investors were also spooked on Monday after it emerged that China's national enterprise credit information publicity system showed Jia relinquished his role as LeEco's legal representative last month in favor of another executive, Wu Meng.
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The installation is the work of Australian photographer Emma McEvoy, who is using the space to show images taken during a trip to Kolmanskop, a town in Nambia that has been relinquished to the desert.
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In a profile published by The New York Times, it seems that Donald Trump has relinquished the outlet for which he is best known, and which is most likely to land him in trouble: Twitter.
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The pair combined for one of the more disappointing combinations at Le Golf National last year, losing both their matches as the United States relinquished the Ryder Cup after a 17.5-10.5 thrashing by Europe.
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She never knowingly relinquished her rights as Namata's mother, but once there was a verbal confirmation that we would adopt Namata, those on the ground in Uganda forged paperwork and placed Mata in an orphanage.
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The department did not initially identify Roberson as a security guard because it immediately relinquished the investigation to the State Police and did not know his name or position at the time, Delaney said Tuesday.
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Since then she has returned to the country regularly, "originally as a visitor but for some period of time I was also a permanent resident of Canada — status that I have since relinquished," she said.
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Travis Kalanick, who relinquished his executive role amid scandal in 2017, sold 20.3 million shares at an average price totaling about $547 million on Friday, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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She has relinquished a successful business career to become what she calls a full-time "mission-driven" collector of a very specific niche: Abstract art by African-Americans and members of the global African diaspora.
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Had he relinquished his amateur status after the Masters in April, instead of waiting two more months, he almost certainly would have earned enough money to have locked up his tour card for next season.
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Lately, he's been in the suburbs of Atlanta, working on behalf of Jon Ossoff, a Democratic candidate for Georgia's Sixth District seat, relinquished in February by Trump's Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tom Price.
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Last week in Sri Lanka, Mr. Rajapaksa told reporters that he had started the process of renouncing his American citizenship, a requirement for contesting the presidency, which his brother relinquished after losing a 2015 election.
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He had a model for this: the Roman statesman Cincinnatus, who was named dictator during a crisis of the early republic, triumphed over the enemy, and then voluntarily relinquished power and returned to his farm.
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In September, the director of clinical research at the prestigious Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center relinquished his post after failing to disclose the millions of dollars he received from pharmaceutical companies whose drugs he studied.
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Such mainland companies with deep pockets are challenging the local land barons, who came to dominate Hong Kong's economy as the colonial British trading houses relinquished their positions in the run-up to the handover.
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Young had 212 points and 211 assists while De'Andre Hunter 10 of his 15 points in the first quarter, as the Hawks took a lead they never relinquished in winning their third straight at home.
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Young had 14 points and 10 assists while De'Andre Hunter 10 of his 15 points in the first quarter, as the Hawks took a lead they never relinquished in winning their third straight at home.
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He writes: But by announcing that she would lie on occasion, Ferrante has in a way relinquished her right to disappear behind her books and let them live and grow while their author remained unknown.
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Both Kramp-Karrenbauer and Merz vowed to heal divisions within the CDU exposed by the race to succeed Merkel, who relinquished leadership of the party after the CDU hemorrhaged support in a regional election in October.
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Perhaps most famously, Roger Ebert weighed in multiple times to the contrary, asserting not only that games were not yet art but that they could never be art, because they relinquished ultimate control to the player.
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The 8-year-old lab mix is suffering from an incurable form of cancer called lymphosarcoma, discovered after he was relinquished to Arizona's Maricopa County Animal Care and Control for the third time in 15 months.
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Iglesias had relinquished a demand to hold a cabinet post himself, ceding to objections from Sanchez, who cited differences between the two including on how to deal with a secession bid in the region of Catalonia.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 closed at their highest levels ever on Thursday although Wall Street relinquished bigger gains after President Donald Trump said he wants a strong dollar.
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Oil prices were higher on Tuesday, as the dollar relinquished early gains and expectations of OPEC output curbs lifted crude futures from session lows despite forecasts for a second straight weekly build in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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Jaylen Butz grabbed an offensive rebound and followed with a jumper at the 9:23 mark in the first half to give the Blue Demons — who outrebounded St. John's 29-219 — a lead they never relinquished.
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The upcoming licensing round for mature areas will be the "most significant" in decades, the OGA said, because companies will be able to bid for licences relinquished since the previous tender for the area in 2014.
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In an emailed response, Apotex said it had implemented a succession plan when Sherman relinquished the CEO role, with current vice-chairman Jack Kay succeeding him in 2012 before Jeremy Desai took the helm in 2014.
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China's hopes of regaining the team title they relinquished to the U.S. in 2012 may end up being a mere pipe dream after a series of shaky performances left them a distant second with 175.279 points.
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Even without exercising the right to strike—something that the UAW relinquished for a while after GM's bankruptcy, though it has since issued strike notices—he still had stories of actions in support of his coworkers.
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Ghosn also received a similar package as Nissan CEO, a role he relinquished in April as he prepares to hand over operational leadership of the alliance, while likely staying on in one or more chairman roles.
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Education is Mckesson's career strength, and the first issue addressed on his platform, but Baltimore's mayor has no direct control over the schools — the city relinquished it to the state in 1997, after years of dysfunction.
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PARIS, Sept 21 (Reuters) - French luxury conglomerate LVMH on Friday named Stephane Bianchi, the former head of cosmetics firm Yves Rocher, to run its watch business after divisional boss Jean-Claude Biver relinquished his operational responsibilities.
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Clint Frazier's single off Ryan Burr loaded the bases before pinch-hitter Luke Voit's run-scoring single, Higashioka's sacrifice fly and Wade's perfectly executed safety squeeze gave the Yankees a 3-0 lead they never relinquished.
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He beat Federer the first time they faced each other, at the Miami Open in 2004, then beat him five of the next six times, establishing a head-to-head lead that he has never relinquished.
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"Even though she relinquished her royal title in writing in line with royal rules, she still maintains her status and life as a member of the Chakri dynasty," the statement said, referring to Thailand's royal family.
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Ubolratana, who has starred in Thai soap operas and a movie, relinquished most of her royal titles in 1972 when she married an American, a fellow student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Peter Jensen.
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The options are ever-growing as American malls and big-box stores continue to shutter: this year is on track to have more vacant retail space than the record-breaking 105 million square feet relinquished in 2017.
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Although he left in 1983 to run an IndyCar outfit with Teddy Meyer, who had taken over as F1 team principal after McLaren's death in 1970 and relinquished control to Dennis in 1980, he returned in 1989.
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Congressional documents are exempt from the law, but the ACLU said the Senate Intelligence Committee relinquished control when it transmitted the report to the White House and other agencies, which are subject to freedom of information requests.
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NEW YORK, Jan 25 (Reuters) - The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 73 hit record highs on Thursday although much of Wall Street relinquished earlier gains after President Donald Trump said he wants a strong dollar.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA has relinquished control of the country's biggest fuel distributor in a share offering, pushing ahead with a privatization drive under new Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco.
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Having also birdied the third and then the fifth, it gave the Qualifying School graduate a lead he never relinquished as he landed birdies on the 13th and 17th, to go with bogies on seven and 16.
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Bernstein, one might say, liberated the Jewish body from the constraints felt by the immigrant generation, including his father, Sam, who relinquished his severe, stiff-collar demeanor only when celebrating the High Holidays with the Boston Hasidim.
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In 2016, Clinton locked in a solid advantage over Sanders on Super Tuesday that she never relinquished — but it wasn't such an overwhelmingly dominant performance as to drive Sanders to quit the race, so he stayed in.
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Cynthia Giles, the EPA's former head of enforcement during the Obama administration, said she was "not aware of any instance when EPA ever relinquished this fundamental authority as it does in this memo," according to the Guardian.
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Though the former pair were legally granted equal custody of their three children (Spencer, 18, Sophia, 13, and Sidney, 20), upon their split, Judge relinquished custody of Sidney after she chose to live with Simon full-time.
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But this one came with the bases loaded, and Bregman's first home run of the season — which was also his first career grand slam — gave the Astros a lead they never relinquished in a 10-7 win.
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Among the bound sheaves is an uprooted tussock, yanked from the earth by King Leopold III himself in 250 — three years before Belgium relinquished its claim to Congo — squashed flat and taped to a sheet of paper.
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The lead changed hands 12 times and there were three ties in the first quarter, but New Orleans never relinquished the lead after the first quarter and never led by fewer than eight points in the second half.
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This time, with some difficulty, he relinquished much of that control to Albini and to the physical space in which they assembled the record, affording himself a different headspace and more energy to write and design his music.
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Agents from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) called in the heavy artillery to help gather evidence that the former physician was treating patients, even though he had relinquished his medical license more than two decades ago.
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"Permits should always be linked to the duty to sell the home again as soon as residence in Switzerland is relinquished," the government said, as it opened a period of public comment before sending draft legislation to parliament.
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She and her cohort have relinquished the role of the editor, passing their thoughts unfettered into the world with the same vulnerability that we might send a text to an ex without running it by a friend first.
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In the view of this camp, sectors of the economy such as oil and defense manufacturing are of strategic importance to the state, and if the Kremlin relinquished control that could be a threat to Russia's national security.
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Missouri guard Mark Smith scored 19 points, leading the Tigers to a 71-56 victory over Northern Kentucky on Friday night in Columbia, Mo. Smith had 7 first-half points, helping Missouri to a lead it never relinquished.
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Inslee on Saturday relinquished the chairmanship of the Democratic Governors Association (DGA) after a year in which his party picked up seven gubernatorial offices, the largest single-year swing since Republicans won 2628 governorships in the 28500 elections.
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The court granted the FTC's motion in September 2017, finding that the prosecution history plainly showed that AbbVie had relinquished to the public the compounds used by the generic drug makers as a "penetration enhancer" in their formulations.
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Ranked No. 1 in the world — a spot he has seldom relinquished over the last four years — Djokovic has won four of the last seven grand slams, with his eye on a fifth at the 2019 U.S. Open.
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For example, women of all faiths have weighed in to defend bloggers who post about stopping covering, whether this includes Muslim women "de-jabis" who have relinquished their headscarf, or Jewish women who have stopped covering their hair.
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Anyone looking for contemporary evidence that a woman who dares enter politics has relinquished any right to respect, much less chivalry, need only peruse the slogans on many T-shirts, buttons, and bumper stickers found at Trump events.
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But after all that, he then likened Mr. Biden's bid to his own 2016 campaign, in which Mr. Trump never relinquished the lead after ascending in the polls, and suggested Mr. Biden would probably be the Democratic nominee.
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Mr. DiCaprio, too, has relinquished his gifts, including Picasso's "Nature Morte au Crâne de Taureau" (Still Life With Bull's Head) and a collage called "Redman One" by Jean-Michel Basquiat, both of which he had stored in Switzerland.
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Voicing their opposition to what the writer Salman Rushdie called the "thuggish violence" creeping into Indian life and attacks on "ordinary liberties," dozens of authors and poets like Uday Prakash, Nayantara Sahgal and Ashok Vajpeyi relinquished the awards.
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Mr. Rajoy is at the helm of a minority government and is himself under pressure from Ciudadanos, a party whose support he depends on, to keep Catalonia under direct rule until separatist lawmakers fully relinquished their independence plan.
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Seeking to keep their flickering playoff hopes alive in the Eastern Conference, the Wizards used an early 210-0 burst to take a lead they relinquished only when tied at 53 and 55 late in the second period.
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The result and the heavy-handed police action on Sunday against peaceful protesters suggest that while the country's veteran leader has relinquished the presidency, the system he established during his 28 years in office remains firmly in place.
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Banks, now an established makeup mogul, relinquished her ANTM hosting gig to pop star Rita Ora for cycle 23, previously telling EW in an exclusive interview that the decision to step away had been on her mind since 2007.
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Injuries and poor form have prevented the Japanese from reaching another final in the eight tournaments she has played since her Melbourne triumph and she relinquished her grip on the number one ranking after an early exit in Birmingham.
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It is already accepted that recently stolen objects ought to be returned, as when, in February, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York relinquished to Egypt a gilded coffin that turned out to have been looted in 2011.
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Though Judge and Simon were legally granted equal custody of their three children (Spencer, 17, Sophia, 11, and Sidney) upon their split, Judge relinquished custody of Sidney to Simon after their daughter opted to live with him full-time.
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Rumor has it, 2 Buck Chuck is so cheap because Charles Shaw was in a nasty divorce, and before he relinquished control over his wine factory to his partner, he made sure that it operated at a $0 profit.
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He had been born Edwin Finley Taliaferro in Detroit, but like many who discovered black nationalist movements in the 1960s, he relinquished his European names and took African ones—each, in his case, with connotations of anti-colonial resistance.
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The shortage of opioids like morphine has been aggravated by federal quotas that restrict the amount of narcotics any one company can manufacture; this spring, Pfizer relinquished part of its federal quota, which was then reallocated to other manufacturers.
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Ryan O'Reilly's late goal in virtually the blink of an eye after his team relinquished a lead gave St. Louis the lead for good as the Blues claimed a 113-211 victory over the Stars in Dallas on Friday.
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