Christie said no more services are expected to be eliminated.
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" After his arrest, he reportedly said, "No more baby parts.
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I took a few of those roles but finally said, 'No more.
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Cambridge Analytica has said no more than 30 million profiles were shared.
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"Well, I just reject your hypotheses," Tarantino replied, and said no more.
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The Justice Department said no more indictments were coming in the Russia investigation.
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Asked if he had been drinking, Marlatt reportedly said "no more than anyone else."
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The girl said in emotional testimony that she had said "no" more than once.
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Sir, they're made outside of this country, and I said no more, no more.
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Assistant Police Commissioner Neil Basu said no more details would be provided about the bottle.
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" The owner of the vehicle told NBC Bay Area his wife said, "No more Teslas.
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And the young people, like the John Lewises of the world said, 'No more. Enough.
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And the young people, like the John Lewises of the world, said, 'No more. Enough.
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After his arrest Dear reportedly said, "No more baby parts," a reference to the Daleiden videos.
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A U.S. government official said no more than 100,000 people had their information compromised by the attack.
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But then the CCTV tower caught on fire, and the government said no more cooking on the shows.
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One United States government official said no more than 100,000 people had their information compromised by the attack.
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But the central bank, by cutting up to 10, said no more for this year, if that happens of course.
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" He said no more digging is scheduled, but that the effort was worth doing in a "very, very difficult investigation.
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After the attack, Mr Dear said "no more baby parts" during an interrogation, apparently referring to the misleading CMP videos.
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Like many in Myanmar, the rebels communicated with the public largely through Facebook — until the social network said no more.
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And he marched around the parade ground at the center of campus, with a sign that said 'No more wars.
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It's time we said "no more of this," and put an end to this venal racism that is perpetuated on the Internet.
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Mustier said no more asset sales were on the cards and that UniCredit itself was not in talks for a possible merger.
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"When it hit 18.30 I stopped buying ... I said no more, the black market can go to hell," one big businessman told Reuters.
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In a statement to KFOR, Hotel Riu said "no more similar cases were registered by other guests" aside from the Buffett fan club.
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After seeing images of the children under attack, the American people said no more, and business leaders were forced to desegregate downtown Birmingham.
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"I accept this award for every damn captain and waiter in the country," she said — and said no more, sitting down to great applause.
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HASTINGS: ABSOLUTELY IF WE KEPT THE PRODUCT THE SAME, WE SAID NO MORE IMPROVEMENTS THEN WE WOULD SATURATE BUT WE ARE CONTINUING TO IMPROVE NETFLIX.
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The Democratic National Committee has said no more than 20 candidates will be allowed to attend debates, with only 10 on stage at one time.
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The process is long and arduous and the European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker has said no more states would be admitted until at least 2020.
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But trade sources said the head of the agricultural quarantine authority, Saad Moussa, would stop that practice and has said no more delegations would travel from his authority.
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Shame on the chairman of the DNC for not saying it last night or this morning what needs to be said: No more Iowa caucus system. Good-bye.
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Waldhauser said they were acting in an advisory role to support the unity government, and said no more U.S. troops were needed in the country at this time.
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He supports farmers over indigenous people, and has said no more tribal land would be made into official indigenous reserves, which would have provided their land with more protections.
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"When the big guy decided to eat the little guy, this group of people stood up and said, 'No more,'" Mr. Eisendrath said at a news conference in Chicago.
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"We have said no more federal dollars will go to California high-speed rail," said Representative Jeff Denham, a Republican who is chairman of the House Subcommittee on Railroads.
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During the week of January 12, China said no more, and went into the offshore market, which is mostly traded in Hong Kong, and bought up a ton of yuan.
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He said "The American people said no more amateurs" and compared Trump's selection process to 1989, when the rules were changed to allow professional basketball players to compete in the Olympics.
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Years after release, people were still running this OS (and other, even older ones) on antiquated PCs, systems Microsoft was forced to continue to support — until it finally said no more.
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The gunman in Colorado Springs who killed three and injured nine at a health center in November reportedly said "no more baby parts" to investigators, an apparent reference to the allegations.
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Castro cut off water to the base, refused to accept the then-yearly rent of $2,000 and said no more Cubans would be given permission to work for the Americans there.
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And so Mark one day said: 'no more meetings until you come in with a mobile screenshot first', and he did not have any product meetings for a couple of weeks.
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"The vast majority of merchants have gone along with the networks and said no more signing," Rossman says, with one categorical exception: bars and restaurants, which still commonly ask for signatures.
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"China has said 'no more' to economic growth at the price of the environment, by putting environmental protection at the top of the agenda to ensure greener, more sustainable development," Xinhua said.
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Donald Trump noticed that and he said, "No more Mr. Nice guy, this has got to get done" Now he upping it to four percent and sent everyone into paroxysms of outrage today.
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The police and troops blocked off parts of the city center as farmers and students marched for a third day, carrying signs that said "No more corruption" and demanded the resignation of Morales.
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Socialist President Nicolas Maduro has said no more than 600,000 Venezuelans left in the past two years, and state television gives daily coverage to a government program offering migrants free flights back to Venezuela.
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This was the day that the Irish people said "no more," Mr. Varadkar told reporters after the results were announced outside Dublin Castle, a government complex where supporters of the "yes" vote gathered to celebrate.
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Kendall Jenner may have said "no more" to slogan shirts and booty shorts, but the 20-year-old model isn't so shy about her midriff, as when she stepped out Friday in gymwear in West Hollywood.
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At this point though, Mr. Larry was getting annoyed with how excited I was about the prospect of joining the Illuminati and said no more questions, and after a curt "Good day," Mr. Larry went AWOL.
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Park Jong-kwon, head of an anti-nuclear civic group in South Gyeongsang Province, said no more nuclear reactors should be built in southeastern cities like Ulsan and Gyeongju as they are close to an active fault line.
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Just last week Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary had said no more flights would be cancelled due to pilot rostering issues that caused the grounding of over 22019,240 flights in September and October, hitting the airline's share price and reputation.
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Tzipi Hotovely, Israel's deputy foreign minister, described 2018 as a "turning-point" for UNRWA and its definition of Palestinian refugees, "in that the United States has said 'no more' and the State of Israel is closing rank with this policy".
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According to Time, Dear said "no more baby parts" as he was being arrested by a law enforcement official, who could not elaborate and spoke on condition of anonymity, since he was not authorized to speak publicly about the ongoing investigation.
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Like we said, no more than about a few dozen heads showed out for R. Kelly ... but they were treated to an up close and personal performance when he finally emerged around 2 AM. R. Kelly came out of hiding Saturday and made a club appearance.
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Thirteen major telescopes stand on the peak, and another, the Thirty Meter Telescope — projected to be the largest visible-light telescope in the world, able to peer further into space and cosmic time than ever before — was set to begin construction this summer, until protesters said no more.
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Jacob once believed in God and was one of the most faithfully religious of all the slaves on the plantation. But when realizing he had to escape from his master his autobiography said no more about his views on God.
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She became a member of the English court at Whitehall in 1661. She was admired as a great beauty and called "la belle Hamilton". She also became known for her judgement, charm and sensibility. She was seen as witty and careful with her words as she, reportedly, said no more than she thought.
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It's unfortunate that he should be the first to suffer.' I still held that it was not right to shoot him after carrying him for so far. But as up to this time Morant and I had been good friends I said no more, but tore off my 'B.V.C.' badge and cursed such a form of soldiering.
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It's unfortunate that he should be the first to suffer.' I still held that it was not right to shoot him after carrying him for so far. But as up to this time Morant and I had been good friends I said no more, but tore off my 'B.V.C.' badge and cursed such a form of soldiering.
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However, apart from winning the toss in both matches he had little success, scoring 44 runs in two losses by large margins.Neely & Payne, pp. 43-44. He did not play for New Zealand again. Dan Reese, who scored a century in the second match, later said, "no more likeable man has led New Zealand sides; he was also an able leader".
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Finn asks him for some advice on how to be more ladylike. He said no more braies, stand still, and look pretty, and not to say anything witty. Then, at the wedding, Lord Hugo stood at the aisle, waiting, and then came Finn, looking like a lovely young maiden. Everyone in Shropshire came, to see the new Lady, and after came the wedding party.
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And indeed, they are some of the very same companies – the companies are in some of the very same countries where the most recent flap has arisen about alleged American industrial espionage." Woolsey, when newly Director of Central Intelligence in 1993, publicly announced that economic intelligence was now a CIA program. French intelligence had been aggressively going after information from American executives. Woolsey said "No more Mr. Nice Guy.
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The Accomplisht Cook is still considered to be one of "the most extensive English treatment of potages, broths, and soups", with about 20 percent of the volume devoted to them. In addition to the large collection of recipes, the work contains a memoir of the author. When a 1678 edition of the book was discovered and put up for sale in 2007, auctioneer Charles Hanson said "No more than 200 of these books were ever printed in the period".
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Not a single woman voted, according to the district governor, Massoud Ahmad Rassouli Balouch."Rockets and Intimidation Deter Voters in the South", The New York Times In Babaji district of Helmand province, where 10 British soldiers were killed in Operation Panther's Claw, a British offensive launched against insurgents a few weeks ahead of the elections, reports indicated that only about 150 people voted out of a population of 55,000. One election observer said no more than 15 people voted at the polling centre where he was based.
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Time, in many philosophies, is seen as change. Time is often thought to be a fundamental quantity (that is, a quantity which cannot be defined in terms of other quantities), because time seems like a fundamentally basic concept, such that one cannot define it in terms of anything simpler. However, certain theories such as loop quantum gravity claim that spacetime is emergent. As Carlo Rovelli, one of the founders of loop quantum gravity has said: "No more fields on spacetime: just fields on fields".
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The LSE said in a statement on 21 February 2011, that its engagement with the Libyan authorities has already finished or has been stopped following recent events in the country. The School said no more of the £1.5m donation would be accepted. About half of the £300,000 already accepted had been spent and the LSE Council would next consider what to do with the remaining funds, taking into account the views of LSE students. On 17 March 2011, Professor Judith Rees was appointed interim- director.
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On November 27, 2015, a gunman shot and killed two civilians and a police officer during a five-hour gun battle at the Colorado Springs clinic. The 57-year-old gunman surrendered to police and was taken into custody. During his arrest, he gave a rambling interview in which, at one point, he said "no more baby parts," an apparent reference to protests against the clinic, echoing language used in the news media about the clinic. However, authorities could not clearly identify a specific motivation.
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Before his promotion to brigadier general could be confirmed, Baylor was killed in action on the afternoon of August 30, 1862, at Second Manassas after taking the colors of the 33rd Virginia Infantry and gallantly leading his brigade to the unfinished railroad in a charge against the Union V Corps. General William B. Taliaferro said, "No more exalted recognition of his worth and services can be uttered and no higher tribute can be paid him than to declare that he was worthy of the command of the Stonewall Brigade".
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In a march called to protest against the policies of the incoming government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the attendees also protested against migration. Photos of people carrying banners that said: “No more undesirable immigrants” were circulated online. There are also political parties in Mexico using racist and anti-immigrant slogans and speeches against foreigners, to reinforce the sentiment of Mexican nationalism. The most extreme xenophobic expressions were made by the Movimiento Nacionalista Mexicano (Mexican Nationalist Movement), a group that linked immigrants with criminals from the Mara Salvatrucha.
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Upon being questioned, the wizard, wearing a blue cloak, said no more than that his name is Grímnir. Geirröðr has Grímnir tortured and sits him between two fires for 8 nights. Upon the 9th night, Grímnir is brought a full drinking horn by Geirröðr's son, Agnar (so named after Geirröðr's brother), and the poem continues without further mention or involvement of Frigg. In the poem Lokasenna, where Loki accuses nearly every female in attendance of promiscuity and/or unfaithfulness, an aggressive exchange occurs between the god Loki and the goddess Frigg (and thereafter between Loki and the goddess Freyja about Frigg).
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They were questioned about it by the prison authorities, who said no more about it when told it was being done in celebration their national day. Clothing was maintained by a system of borrowing and lending. Most of the sailors had kept their 'housewives' (sewing and repair kits); so when part of one person's trousers required mending, another would cut off the bottom of his, which was then used to patch the worn trousers. Some had also managed to keep a razor, despite the many searches, so that they were able to shave, but most had to grow beards.
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Malenkov seemed "easily the most intelligent and quickest to grasp what was being said" and said "no more than he wanted to say". He was considered an "extremely agreeable neighbour at the table" and was thought to have had a "pleasant, musical voice and spoke well-educated Russian". Malenkov even recommended, quietly, that British diplomatic translator Cecil Parrott should read the novels of Leonid Andreyev, an author whose literature was at that time labeled as decadent in the USSR. Nikita Khrushchev, by contrast, struck Hayter as being "rumbustious, impetuous, loquacious, free-wheeling, and alarmingly ignorant of foreign affairs".
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But the same thing is, it might be said, no more > true than false, convincing than unconvincing, or existent or non-existent; > or sometimes the one, sometimes the other; or of such a kind for one person > but not for another. For the Pyrrhonist determines absolutely nothing, not > even this very claim that nothing is determined. (We put it this way, he > says, for lack of a way to express the thought.) But the Academics, he says, > especially those from the present-day Academy, are sometimes in agreement > with Stoic beliefs, and to tell the truth turn out to be Stoics fighting > with Stoics. Moreover, they are doctrinaire about many things.
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As part of a BBC Weather Centre team, she also enjoyed running half marathons, completing several Great North Runs, until her knees 'said no more'. Penny left the BBC Weather Centre in January 2008Royal Meteorological Society Weather and Climate - Spotlight on careers to become the Meteorology Training Manager at the Met Office College in Exeter, where she worked until 2011. While in the role, she oversaw an expansion of the College, leading to an increase in both student numbers and weather and climate change training, Penny is now a Met Office Advisor working with emergency responders and planners, specialising in severe weather. She is based in SW England, and remembers vividly the severe winter of 2013/14, when she worked closely with the emergency community involved in the response and recovery of the Somerset Levels flooding.
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EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db;=nlebk&AN;=1086482&site;=eds- live&scope;=site.. The poem reflects Emerson's status as a transcendentalist and is primarily composed of couplets and triplets. In the poem, Emerson comments on the inevitability of old age and the harsh certainty of death. Emerson makes this point by invoking the name Terminus, the Roman god of endings and boundaries--this makes the god thematically relevant to the poem. Unlike the Grim Reaper, the character of Terminus is a personification of time as a natural restriction “terminus, n.” OED Online, Oxford University Press, December 2019, www.oed.com/view/Entry/199440. Accessed 24 January 2020.. > It is time to be old, To take in sail:— The god of bounds, Who sets to seas > a shore, Came to me in his fatal rounds, And said: “No more! No farther > shoot Thy broad ambitious branches, and thy root.
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