However, there could be one sticking point on the horizon.
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One sticking point: Pennsylvania law blocks cities from regulating guns.
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This has been a major sticking point between both chambers.
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The exercises were a major sticking point for North Korea.
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One sticking point was evidence seized from a storage locker.
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Multiple sources tell us, the sticking point was the stage.
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And that price will always be a major sticking point.
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Headlines Gibraltar becomes latest sticking point in Brexit talks on.ft.
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This is bound to be another sticking point among critics.
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Another sticking point is GM's increasing reliance on temporary workers.
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The sticking point, as we both had anticipated, was reliability.
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The request became a crucial sticking point in the negotiations.
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There's a slightly awkward sticking point in Abiy's success story.
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But the American demands could be a major sticking point.
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Cade's death is also a sticking point for the FBI.
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That's been a sticking point for Broadcom in the past.
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The wall has been a major sticking point in talks.
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This will also be a potential sticking point for Democrats.
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The sticking point will be the length of the extension.
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So personalities are also likely to prove a sticking point.
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Obviously the auto sector has been a big sticking point.
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The role of women is likewise an important sticking point.
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Coen said that this output floor remains the sticking point.
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Entitlement reform is a sticking point within the party, generally.
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A major sticking point at his confirmation was what Sen.
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Campaigners say the main sticking point remains the guardianship policy.
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The big sticking point for most people, however, will be price.
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The sticking point is how the spectrum will be divvied up.
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Chinese purchases of U.S. agricultural products remain a big sticking point.
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But those "intra-Afghan" negotiations are the most serious sticking point.
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Colton Underwood probably wasn't meant to be such a sticking point.
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The sunset clause likewise remained a sticking point, the source added.
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So tell us what the sticking point is at this point.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: I wouldn't say there is any one sticking point.
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However, the main sticking point would be establishing the gesture's origin.
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How to pay for the tax cuts remains a sticking point.
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Union leaders said the key sticking point was a salary increase.
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The big sticking point in the negotiations is the Irish border.
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I remember that being a big sticking point at the time.
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"That will be the main sticking point in discussions," he said.
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Hopes for progress on a key sticking point were dashed overnight.
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This time the main sticking point in budget talks is immigration.
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The frontier has become a major sticking point in Brexit negotiations.
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Notifications on iPhone have always been something of a sticking point.
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Another sticking point is the foam earpads that ship with the headphones.
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The biggest sticking point seems to be the 20163 steps' spiritual element.
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"It was clearly a sticking point and bothered Trump," a source said.
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But the dispute over the Texas rocker brought up another sticking point.
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It was a "sticking point," as he put it in a Jan.
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The sticking point: The British have made the Europeans really, really mad.
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This became a "sticking point during the negotiations," Musk's lawyers said Friday.
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Right, this one seems to be quite the sticking point for people.
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That's going to be a sticking point for many users, of course.
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The Irish border has been a key sticking point in Brexit talks.
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The expansion of charter schools has been a sticking point in negotiations.
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But the real sticking point of the talks is the VP slot.
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The sticking point isn't the technology — "That's the easy part," McIntosh said.
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The sticking point straight from the outset on these shooters is price.
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Medicaid has been the biggest sticking point in Senate negotiations so far.
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Union leaders had said the key sticking point was a salary increase.
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Another sticking point remains over accounting rules for future carbon market mechanisms.
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Trump's proposed foreign auto tariffs are reportedly a sticking point in talks.
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But officials said the price for transferring technology remained a sticking point.
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The sticking point remains money for Trump's wall on the Mexican border.
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The preemption question is proving to be a sticking point for lawmakers.
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A particular sticking point was Weaver's push for traditional plus grassroots fundraising.
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Headsets are the real sticking point in the eyes of many developers.
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But Brunson is not the only sticking point between the two countries.
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The sticking point could be Northern Ireland, which is part of Britain.
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The U.S. demand has been a major sticking point at the talks.
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But the needle is moving on one major sticking point: intellectual property.
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ZTE's fate has quickly become a sticking point in negotiations with China.
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IP theft is a key sticking point in the U.S.-China dispute.
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One sticking point for Russia is how its oil output is measured.
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The issue was a big sticking point between the two negotiating teams.
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The bill's treatment of Medicaid is a major sticking point for moderates.
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WWE's road schedule may be a big sticking point; it's pretty brutal.
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Lamar Alexander confirmed to BuzzFeed News that it remains the key sticking point.
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But the role of Monsanto in any deal has been a sticking point.
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A major sticking point could be the release of thousands of Taliban prisoners.
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The sticking point in the talks before they foundered had been the detainees.
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Net energy gain is the real sticking point for most nuclear fusion technologies.
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The final sticking point is the end-date for the transition period itself.
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This was a key sticking point for voters in the 2018 midterm elections.
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There is no deal yet and even one sticking point can derail progress.
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But the real sticking point for most people is Fold's $2,683 price tag.
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But the fate of Serbia's debt-ridden state enterprises remains a sticking point.
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In short, this is going to be a big sticking point going forward.
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Medication-assisted treatment, which Goense is not on, remains a particular sticking point.
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TMZ broke the story ... Ben's drinking was a sticking point in the settlement.
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The biggest sticking point for Republicans is how to handle ObamaCare's insurer requirements.
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The main sticking point for some potential sellers is likely to be price.
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Hell Hath No Fury is a strange sticking point in the Clipse's discography.
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Trump said the main sticking point was Kim's demand that sanctions be lifted.
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Her relative lack of diplomatic experience could be a sticking point for Democrats.
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A major sticking point is Sinn Fein's demand for an Irish language act.
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SNAP isn't the only sticking point that has emerged in the farm bill.
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But access to bathrooms and locker rooms has repeatedly been a sticking point.
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That has emerged as a key sticking point in the talks. http://bit.
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Though, not as big a sticking point as that price tag, of course.
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The sticking point is the renewed focus on landing humans on the moon.
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The sticking point for Reisz is the fragile enamel that covers dinosaurs' teeth.
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BOORSTIN: WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT REPORTS THAT CNN IS A STICKING POINT?
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For members of Parliament who support Brexit, the biggest sticking point in Mrs.
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Another potential sticking point is that Mr. Warsh is close to Mr. Cohn.
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" He added: "I think the five-year term is probably a sticking point.
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Another sticking point is a GOP push to include legislation authored by Sen.
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That could end up being a sticking point for a lot of Americans.
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The valley has been a sticking point in past Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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This was a sticking point with many critics, out of dozens of reviews.
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But despite Congress' best efforts last year, health care remains a sticking point.
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"The Medicare for all was a sticking point, especially around here," she said.
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The third sticking-point was the one for which COP25 will be remembered.
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The main sticking point: the cost, which would be largely borne by taxpayers.
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One sticking point is bringing back manufacturing jobs that have moved to Mexico.
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And the sticking point for me in all this is: why Bronx Colors?
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This has not been the only sticking point in negotiations with Yodlee, however.
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That's a major sticking point for brick and mortar retailers and legal critics.
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Go deeper: The sticking point standing in the way of a Brexit deal
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Timing is a common sticking point for people who are skeptical of victims.
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Without a deal on that sticking point, talks to fund the government have stalled.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)The battery life might be a sticking point, too.
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Not the only sticking point Trump and Romney also faced another major divide: Russia.
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With Super Mario Run, the sticking point was known a month prior to release.
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Perhaps the most significant sticking point has been negotiations between Amazon and potential suppliers.
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Pensions, which guarantee retirees a set annual income, are also a major sticking point.
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Another sticking point was related to turning around the bank's U.S. business, reported Reuters.
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Loss and damage compensation has always been a sticking point at U.N. climate talks.
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The April election was brought forward from November 2019 over the same sticking point.
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The fate of the Bayt became a major sticking point during the reconciliation talks.
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The sticking point was how to determine when redrawn legislative maps cross the line.
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Another sticking point is how quickly the new cap on Medicaid payments will grow.
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Another sticking point is the structure of the Senate bill on the individual side.
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Negotiations on that single sticking point have devolved into shouting matches and Twitter fights.
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But that idea remains a sticking point in the continuing peace talks in Qatar.
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When Pyongyang usually talks about denuclearization, US troop removal is always a sticking point.
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But not every possible sticking point can be dealt with on paper and notarized.
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The drills have long infuriated North Korea and been a sticking point with Pyongyang.
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But there was a sticking point: sharing data about Airbnb hosts with the city.
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One major sticking point in the Brexit process is the so-called Irish backstop.
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However, in the past, the biggest sticking point for Netflix was with theater owners.
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Belfast, Northern Ireland, above, has become a sticking point in a final Brexit deal.
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Existing Canadian trade policies that protect its farmers could be a big sticking point.
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Detention beds The issue became a sticking point that stalled talks over the weekend.
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However, the bigger sticking point may be how the new policies impact homeless people.
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But the South China Sea has been a sticking point for the Philippine leader.
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What's the sticking point right now in your view that's going to take so long?
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Canada's protected dairy industry is a sticking point in NAFTA talks between the two countries.
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The deal could have been momentous and it almost was until a sticking point surfaced.
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The issue of intellectual property protection remains a major sticking point between the two sides.
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One sticking-point remains the penalties imposed on ZTE, a Chinese maker of telecoms equipment.
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And, you know, I wouldn't say that that's the sticking point in the trade negotiations.
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Chinese purchases of U.S. agricultural products remains a big sticking point in the trade conflict.
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That last bit -- the part about ambition -- appears to be the sticking point for Trump.
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"It was a pretty big sticking point," said Matt Brill, a portfolio manager at Invesco.
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The final status of Jerusalem has long been a major sticking point in peace talks.
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Ending sieges on civilians have become another sticking point in talks to end the conflict.
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Identifying drivers as employees is a key sticking point for ride-hailing companies including Uber.
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The sticking point about denuclearization, what does it really mean and how it all works?
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One sticking point could be Ukraine's plans for a change to how companies are taxed.
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A key sticking point this time appears to have been control over the combined company.
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Cruz amendment divides members One major sticking point is a proposed amendment from conservative Sen.
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It's a bit complicated, but just know that it could be a major sticking point.
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The sticking point: whether the new budget should include any funding for Trump's border wall.
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Another potential sticking-point could appear over China's territorial ambitions in the South China Sea.
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One sticking point in negotiations was that CBS's Moonves wanted autonomy over the merged company.
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This agreement has also been sticking point with Mexico, who has refused to sign it.
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The sticking point, which is part of the landowners' appeal, is over the land's valuation.
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Immigration has become the key sticking point on legislation to keep the federal government open.
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One sticking point has been the large amount Goldman earned in fees on the deals.
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A sticking point in discussions about paid leave is the actual cost of these policies.
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And spending a boatload of public money on flights seems to be a sticking point.
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The lost revenue has been a key sticking point, with key Republicans such as Sen.
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Still, it could become a sticking point among Ellison's rivals as the race heats up.
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One potential sticking point is that Mr. Mnuchin's proposal may not be, strictly speaking, legal.
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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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Funding for President Trump's proposed wall on the southern border is a major sticking point.
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Another angle: Chinese subsidies for homegrown industries are a major sticking point in the negotiations.
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Technology has been a sticking point in the escalated conflict between the U.S. and China.
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"That's the sticking point, but I think we're getting closer to get there," said Rep.
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The wall has become a perennial sticking point in government funding negotiations during Trump's presidency.
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Access to growth capital remains a sticking point for many entrepreneurs and small business owners.
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The sticking point, though, is likely to be whether a leave policy raises workers' taxes.
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As in the previous debates, health care is set to be a major sticking point.
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One sticking point was over whether the court could ask if jurors voted in 2016.
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But making a leather-free steering wheel seemed to be a sticking point — until now.
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The project has been a sticking point in negotiations for an upcoming omnibus spending bill.
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One sticking point for Democrats is whether McConnell will allow witnesses in the Senate trial.
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Go deeper: The Northern Ireland sticking point standing in the way of a Brexit deal
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A controversial provision to arm teachers has become a key sticking point for Florida lawmakers.
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"One thing has always been a sticking point in this relationship," the Turkish official said.
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These plans to have overt control over the stations were a sticking point for Pai.
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Online. He didn't used to want kids — in fact, that was a sticking point with Bella.
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A sticking point has been a request from Chad for another grace period on principal repayment.
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" Funding on border wall: "I don't know that it's a sticking point, but it's a priority.
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Democrats appear reluctant to agree to that sum, the biggest remaining sticking point in the talks.
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The demand - rejected by Canada and Mexico as completely unworkable - had become a major sticking point.
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The effects of Brexit on the Irish border have been a big sticking point for negotiations.
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One sticking point is McAuliffe's ongoing support for two natural gas pipeline projects in the state.
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The sticking point in one case, he said, was who would get the Frank Sinatra records.
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He said Lighthizer told senators that purchases of agricultural products looked to remain a sticking point.
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A major sticking point at Doha was getting Iran to join any group initiative on production.
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The main sticking point for the EU is whether blacklisted countries should be subject to sanctions.
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But I have a big sticking point: The president-elect isn't actually moderating all that much.
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He later said that an enforcement plan for a deal remained a sticking point as well.
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What to do about the expansion of Medicaid is a key sticking point in Senate talks.
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ENFORCEMENT STICKING POINT Trump said on Friday there was a "good chance" a deal would emerge.
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Sony certainly appears to be the sticking point on this one, at least from the outside.
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But the main sticking point remains the emergency brake; specifically for how long it should apply.
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The issue has been a major sticking point in the relationship between the two NATO allies.
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That last part has been a sticking point, even among politicians that are for the labels.
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If true, that would seem to remove a major sticking point to a potential disarmament deal.
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But the demand has become a major sticking point in talks to end the Sino-U.
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A key sticking point remains how much money would be authorized for the war funding account.
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The valuation of the stake Indonesia plans to acquire has been a sticking point in negotiations.
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That requirement has been a sticking point in past attempts to enact legal protections for women.
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The main sticking point now is their insistence that Mr. Bethune be made a nonexecutive chairman.
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One big sticking point: whether to require that pilots undergo additional training on a flight simulator.
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Trade has been another sticking point in the US-Japan relationship, particularly with respect to cars.
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One big sticking point is whether to require pilots to undergo additional training on a simulator.
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A big sticking point is how to oversee disputes between Britain and the bloc, since Mrs.
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Another sticking point has also emerged over the issue of detention beds for detained undocumented immigrants.
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There was another sticking point that prompted Kaepernick to move the workout: the question of video.
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Still, bank regulation isn't expected to be a campaign trail sticking point among Democrats, for now.
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The time frame could become a sticking point at the summit meeting, if it takes place.
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In particular, Democratic consultants emphasized that it could be a sticking point for older black voters.
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"Climate is the last sticking point in the communique," another source familiar with the discussions said.
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A sticking point in negotiations has been the status of the state lawsuits against the Sacklers.
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The main sticking-point is a disagreement over whether the refugees will be safe in Myanmar.
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Some analysts believe that the indictment might just remove the key sticking point to this solution.
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The cost issue wasn't entirely resolved, she said, but it proved to be a sticking point.
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Canada's protected dairy industry is a major sticking point in NAFTA talks between the two countries.
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But a bigger sticking point is the changes Republicans want to make to ObamaCare's 2628 waivers.
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The issue of sanctions has been a key sticking point in talks between Washington and Pyongyang.
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" The sticking point, though, is the use of "property," which seems narrower than "thing of value.
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The defense ministry is also in play, but the interior post is the main sticking point.
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The presence of 28,500 U.S. troops in South Korea is also a sticking point in the negotiations.
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It sounds like a small change, but it was a major sticking point for Spotify and Swift.
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He said the sticking point was Beijing's reluctance to put into law changes that had been agreed.
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We ask whether he'll be able to ditch the Irish "backstop" that has becomeBrexit's stickiest sticking point.
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The blueprint has not been put into formal legislation, but border adjustment is already a sticking point.
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We know both sides have been trying to settle the case, but money is the sticking point.
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That leaves Samsung's poor software update history as the big sticking point for a lot of people.
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Despite the investors' positive experience on the water, their biggest sticking point was the product's price tag.
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This fundamentally gets around Obamacare's biggest Republican ACA sticking point while allowing people to retain their coverage.
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The sticking point will continue to be the ability to search across all the services at once.
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Tata's sizeable pension obligations would be a sticking point for anyone wanting to take on the business.
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The iPhone's base-level storage — starting at 16GB — has been a sticking point for quite a while.
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A major sticking point remains a disagreement over a solution for young undocumented immigrants currently in limbo.
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FLINT A STICKING POINT IN ENERGY DEBATE: An aid package for the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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The Cadillac tax has been a particular sticking point, with Democrats leading the charge to delay it.
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The question of citizenship rights — who should get them, and how — has been another sticking point. Rep.
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And like other competitive battleground races, pre-existing conditions became the biggest sticking point on Friday night.
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There's one sticking point, though: To use this tool (and turn off advertisements), the cost is $7.
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The preemption of state authority was a key sticking point for Democrats in negotiating toward the legislation.
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Sticking point: Trump told Deputy National Security Advisor K.T. McFarland she could keep her job, per CBS.
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The basics: The president's demand for $5 billion for a border wall remains the main sticking point.
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Fact Check of the Day The wall is the biggest sticking point between the president and Democrats.
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One sticking point: According to the exam, Mr. Trump is now one inch taller than previously reported.
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The big sticking point ends up being this $500 billion fund to essentially bail out distressed companies.
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The big sticking point ends up being this $2000 billion fund to essentially bail out distressed companies.
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It's not the only technology-related issue to prove a potential sticking point in U.K.-US relations.
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The aid freeze is now a key sticking point for Democrats in the impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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The last major sticking point is how Eni will finance the $11 billion development, the sources said.
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Another key sticking point of this debate is funding the Children's Health Insurance Program, known as CHIP.
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The sticking point is how potassium salt should be listed as an ingredient in food content labels.
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Sears' pension liabilities have been reported to be a sticking point in its attempt to sell Kenmore.
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It's a doubly odd sticking point, given how many of its competitors have ditched the cabling altogether.
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One sticking point, the people say, is over fees for attorneys representing some of the plaintiff counties.
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One key sticking point has been the role Haftar could play and who would control Libya's army.
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IS IT AGRICULTURE, BECAUSE THAT'S BEEN SUCH A HUGE STICKING POINT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA?
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This would be less of a sticking point if the Jumanji movies really were cracking action adventures.
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Those criticisms have become a major sticking point in recent negotiations over disaster relief and appropriations bills.
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But just how tightly to close that "loophole" is the main sticking point of staff negotiations, Rep.
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And union leaders are quick to point out that health care is always a major sticking point.
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Beijing's insistence that Washington roll back the Trump administration's tariffs here has been a major sticking point.
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Who will make those batteries is a sticking point in the strike, which began on September 16.
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Another source briefed on the talks said that enforcement remained a major sticking point as of Saturday.
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A major sticking point for the justices was navigating how much discretion the president really has over immigration.
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The sticking point again was that any "reasonable" person would interpret the ban as being based on religion.
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"President Trump's announcement suggests that US-China negotiations may have reached a sticking point," the Goldman economists note.
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For Fils-Aimé, this ongoing problem has been the one sticking point in an otherwise extremely positive 2017.
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And the real sticking point is not the size of penalties, but how actively they will be imposed.
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India's reluctance to open up its markets has been a major sticking point in negotiations, the report said.
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Do you remember what the sticking point in the film was, and what his fix for it was?
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Germany's generous labor laws are widely viewed as a potential sticking point for firms seeking to relocate employees.
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Access to the video service has been a major sticking point in the battle between the two companies.
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Rare-earth minerals have been a key sticking point in the trade war between the U.S. and China.
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The Chinese made unprecedented proposals on forced technology transfers, a sticking point in the negotiations, Reuters reported earlier.
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The main sticking point remains the border between EU member Ireland and Northern Ireland, which belongs to Britain.
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There is perhaps a sticking point here; Pynchon and Salinger used their "real" names and Ferrante does not.
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The biggest sticking point for the business, Hong said, was the steep cost of renting premises in Singapore.
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Disparities in clean-up estimates can be a big sticking point in deals, impacting bidders' views on valuations.
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One issue in the sticking point in the debate has been protections for patients with pre-existing conditions.
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Hill addresses a central sticking point in the current growth quandary: the difference between "hard" and "soft" data.
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One major sticking point for those considering upgrading to a Philips Series 9000 may have been the price.
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But the bill is not fully paid for, which could set up a sticking point for House Republicans.
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The list of invitees has been a sticking point, with Turkey objecting to some Syrian Kurdish groups attending.
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Potential changes to the RFS became a sticking point in Senate negotiations over EPA nominees earlier this year.
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One sticking point involves the use of tax credits to help consumers purchase health insurance, which Trump favors.
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Durbin said a main sticking point is over how to handle asylum requests from migrants from Central America.
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More broadly, digital security has been a key sticking point between the U.S. and China in recent years.
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The fates of these young people have become a major sticking point in determining the Jungle's shaky future.
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Eventually the conversation turned to Gunvalson's comments about Beador being "disgusting and vile" – a sticking point for Beador.
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Two sources with knowledge of the talks said last week the issue remained a sticking point in talks.
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This practice of "differential pricing," or "zero rating," is a major sticking point for advocates of net neutrality.
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One sticking point was whether the families of Syrian refugees should be allowed to join them in Germany.
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That rule was a sticking point "in a lot of cases," Press Secretary Sean Spicer later told reporters.
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One major sticking point, which the Tribune alludes to, is the lack of a plausible mechanism of harm.
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The sticking points: The wall has become a perennial sticking point in government funding negotiations during Trump's presidency.
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Pay was another big sticking point for protesters, who said many school staff live below the poverty line.
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The notion of e-cigarettes as a gateway to conventional cigarettes for youths has been a sticking point.
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Macri said the biggest sticking point in the discussions was the issue of penalties on Argentina's defaulted bonds.
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The sticking point in the negotiations: What reduction in violence is needed to move the peace process forward?
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In the years since, it became a key sticking point for Turkey as it demanded the Kurds' withdrawal.
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But it is the financing of measures to address loss and damage that remains the key sticking point.
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Another sticking point involved what is known as "span," or how long TV writers spend on each script.
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There's also been little discussion about how to pay for the renewal, which is a key sticking point.
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This indecision allowed for the U.S. Embassy to become a negotiation sticking point with Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
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The shipping issue might be a sticking point for some environmentalists, particularly those invested in the locavore movement.
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The border wall has become a perennial sticking point in the government funding negotiations during the Trump era.
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Democrats might have used their leverage here to backstop the CFPB, but never made it a sticking point.
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The agreement will also lead to increased payments to retirement plans — a major sticking point in the talks.
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One sticking point, sources say, is whether Amazon will sell the cheaper service for $4 or $5 a month.
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But there's one sticking point my girlfriend and I can agree on: Sometimes the shower doesn't feel hot enough.
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The sticking point here is that Pandora has not signed a deal with Warner Music, the other big label.
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"We may not even know what is the sticking point or bottleneck" in these early stages of the project.
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That's because dairy is the major sticking point that the US and Canada need to come to terms on.
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But the biggest sticking point here is that perhaps this shouldn't be a Terms of Service issue, at all.
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Reports from China in recent months suggested that it had become a sticking point in the stalled trade negotiations.
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The logic of combining the company's Nevada assets seems clear to both sides, but the sticking point is control.
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A disagreement on a fallback plan for the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland is a key sticking point.
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One common sticking point is timing: People ask, why did she take so long to report, and why now?
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In addition, neither candidate has fully embraced the Democratic Party's push for climate regulation, a sticking point for miners.
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One sticking point is how to handle commercial self-driving trucks, which are not included in the House measure.
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Disagreement over the future of multilateral trade was a sticking point, PNG Foreign Minister Rimbink Pato told Reuters earlier.
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Farm subsidy reform, meantime, is another sticking point in reaching a compromise along with policy on land conservation programs.
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The home was a sticking point in the former couple's drawn-out divorce, which was settled in July 2016.
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The WSJ reported that Nissan Motor, French automaker Renault's existing partner, was the primary sticking point in the merger.
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Another sticking point: pushback from Athens on unpopular austerity measures, including cuts in pensions and a rise in taxes.
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However, the Greens' hostility to the terms of major trade deals will be a much more serious sticking point.
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Pension cuts have been a major sticking point as the board and Rossello try to reach a consensual plan.
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One sticking point in these deliberations is what will happen to patients who receive opioid treatment under expanded Medicaid.
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While the logic of integrating operations seems clear to both Barrick and Newmont, the sticking point has been control.
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The sticking point for the president has to do with the fact that fetal tissue is collected from abortions.
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Another sticking point has been fierce criticism from the auto industry of the move to shift to electric vehicles.
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In fact, the main sticking point with the game is its multiple forms of monetization, which can be overwhelming.
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It's not clear just what's in this agreement, but the main sticking point had been over the Irish border.
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A sticking point in the bankruptcy is how much to pay wildfire victims who have claims against the company.
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The dispute over them has been a major sticking point in the countries' often contentious relations in recent years.
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This issue alone could prove a substantial sticking point, since China has a commanding position over the North's economy.
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For some Republicans and independent voters intrigued by Mr. Trump, his conduct around the military remains a sticking point.
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One sticking point might be the frosty relationship between TfL's ultimate boss Sadiq Khan and Transport Secretary Chris Grayling.
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A sticking point would be freeing up money for addiction prevention, which is something fiscal conservative Republicans may oppose.
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A recent sticking point is whether and how the United Nations should send a peacekeeping force to the region.
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This has long been a sticking point for Nissan, and an area where Nissan could seek more favorable terms.
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The "marbling" of the various rebel groups with more extremist groups has been a sticking point in the negotiations.
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And another big sticking point: Australian taxpayers pay the cost of trips made by members of the royal family.
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While advocates agree sexism drives the opposition ("If men got their periods..." they muse), the sticking point is cost.
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One sticking point was Mr. Iverson's desire to pursue outside projects, and his diminishing enthusiasm for the Bad Plus.
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Spending levels are sure to be a sticking point in talks with both the House and the White House.
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A prominent sticking point appears to be whether the Shinnecock Nation will benefit financially from the highly lucrative tournament.
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The HFC amendment has become a sticking point on the legislation, with Kennedy and Carper pushing for a vote.
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Topic A is finding a compromise on the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, a major Brexit sticking point.
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The requirement that trade deals be approved by dozens of parliaments has been a sticking point in the past.
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Democrats' demand to increase defense and nondefense spending equally has emerged as a key sticking point in the talks.
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" Asked about House Democrats' claim that things are down to one sticking point, Shelby quipped, "That would be miraculous.
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He noted the amount of compensation offered may prove a sticking point if plaintiffs feel the amount is inadequate.
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Funding for the border wall has been a major sticking point in appropriations talks between the administration and Congress.
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That is a sticking point for Democrats, who argue that Republicans are injecting a partisan fight into the legislation.
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What to do about that winding line between the two Irelands has become a sticking point in Brexit negotiations.
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The encore appearance before the committee by the heads of the F.B.I. and N.S.A. has proved a sticking point.
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One big sticking point involved what is known as "span," or how long television writers spend on each script.
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This is a significant sticking point that has flown under the radar to some degree amid the wall fight.
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Another sticking point was Trump's desire to create a "Space Force," a new branch of the military for space.
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However, agreeing on the prioritization of the settlement terms, timing and sequencing is likely to be a sticking point.
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Furthermore, it will serve to help Israeli-Palestinian peace prospects because it takes a sticking point off the table.
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The "Irish backstop" has been a major sticking point in negotiations between the British government and the European Union.
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The balance of membership of the council had been the sticking point during weeks of talks after Bashir's ousting.
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According to an earlier report from John Santucci and Matthew Mosk of ABC News, this was a sticking point.
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The second sticking point has to do with a newer phenomenon: the big agencies' entry into the production business.
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It's been a big sticking point in the early talks on tax reform, for reasons we won't get into.
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The big risk: The saturation strike would almost certainly result in Russian deaths, which is the "sticking point" for Mattis.
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Assange, whose leak of classified U.S. documents infuriated U.S. government officials, has been a sticking point between the two nations.
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It's been a sticking point for the U.S., which complains that it allows Beijing to engage in unfair trade practices.
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The pace of bad loan sales has been the main sticking point in thorny talks with European Central Bank supervisors.
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The sticking point is President Donald Trump's insistence that funding for his border wall be included in the spending package.
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Trade talks collapsed in May, with intellectual property theft proving to be a major sticking point between the two parties.
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For 3D and visual effects artists, the fact that it doesn't support Nvidia graphics cards is a major sticking point.
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Chinese negotiators made unprecedented proposals on forced technology transfers, a sticking point in the talks, Reuters reported in late March.
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The sticking point is funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which holds the pursestrings to funds over border security.
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Meanwhile, tipping has become more of a sticking point for workers across the gig economy—at Instacart, Postmates, and Lyft.
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The sticking point, that juror said, wasn't Constand's contradicting memory of exact dates -- it was the language of the charges.
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Independent legal scholars and experts told Reuters that Itu Aba could prove a potential sticking point in the broader case.
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The city is a major sticking point in peace negotiations as both Palestinians and Israelis claim Jerusalem as their capital.
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One other major potential sticking point, among many: a pathway to citizenship for DACA recipients, which Democrats have asked for.
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The fate of the sunset clauses has been a major sticking point in negotiations between the United States and Europe.
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The sticking point seems to be that creditors themselves (both European and the IMF) cannot agree on those growth projections.
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This program assists manufacturers of vehicles that meet "specified fuel economy requirements," which is likely not the Elio's sticking point.
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If Democrats make small business their sticking point in tax conversation, they could expand their desirability to a new base.
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Immigration and protections for young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children also continue to be a sticking point.
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The sticking point is typically increased regulations opposed by Republicans that often come with Democratic proposals to fight climate change.
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Compliance has already been a major sticking point for some critics of the recent U.S.-China agreement on corporate hacking.
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But the scope of the changes to family-based immigration, or "chain migration," has emerged as a key sticking point.
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The key sticking point in the spending standoff is President Donald Trump's demand for $5 billion for a border wall.
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Scotland, which voted strongly to remain in the EU, could have been a real sticking point to ever getting out.
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Aside from her accomplishments on the court, Osaka's multi-cultural background has been a sticking point in her media coverage.
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Given that Newmont has publicly stated its interest in the mine, the price already may have been a sticking point.
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This effective creation of two classes of EU citizens in the UK will be a sticking point in Brexit negotiations.
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In early June, he agreed to hand over a disputed border town to Eritrea, a sticking point for 20 years.
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Anyone who might have had a sticking point, some uncrossable red line of bad behavior, has already taken the offramp.
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The main sticking point seemed to be the 5 percent pay raise, the fate of which rested with the Senate.
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A timeline for an American withdrawal from Afghanistan has been a stubborn sticking point during the long days of talks.
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The makeup of the sovereign council was the main outstanding sticking point between the two sides before the talks collapsed.
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The strait has become another sticking point in relations between Russia and Ukraine since Russia seized the peninsula in 2014.
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The fact that Ruth survived is a sticking point for him so let's assume it's also one for his son.
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The sticking point has been the Taliban's refusal to engage in talks with the Afghan government, a key U.S. demand.
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The biggest sticking point among Democrats now is what to do about the millions of assault weapons Americans already own.
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One sticking point in the mayoral control debate is charter schools, which Republicans, who control the Senate, tend to support.
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Trump's wall is also expected to be a sticking point in a separate must-pass defense policy bill this fall.
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The revenue model has been a sticking point for public and private investors looking for a more reliable revenue stream.
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A key sticking point was likely to be annual military drills the US and South Korea hold in the spring.
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Local contracts remained a sticking point, he said, explaining that Ryanair's hands were tied by Irish legislation on that matter.
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The phone maker's alleged close ties to its government have been a major sticking point in its swift international expansion.
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Democrats' demand to increase defense and nondefense spending equally has also emerged as a key sticking point in the talks.
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Talks with Mexico had proceeded but the U.S. and Canada, as of Friday, appeared to have reached a sticking point.
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A contentious dispute over abortion language — a perennial sticking point in the spending bill debate — has also stalled the omnibus.
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A main sticking point is travel and insurance costs, which will no longer be covered by the International Olympic Committee.
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Negotiators were set to resume talks on Tuesday, with funding of a failing union health care plan a sticking point.
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The White House's additional request for border aid in May wound up emerging as a major sticking point as well.
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Medicaid has been a sticking point, particularly for a half-dozen senators who represent states that expanded the program under Obamacare.
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How to maintain the frictionless movement of goods between Ireland and Northern Ireland after Brexit remains a sticking point in negotiations.
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Assange is a further sticking point between the two nations, living under asylum inside the Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals eventually decided to give that sticking point a pass after the conspiracy complaint was removed.
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Following an afternoon session, Schumer indicated to reporters that the non-defense side of the budget ledger was a sticking point.
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The last sticking point is the price: it costs $950, and the other watches on this list are all under $200.
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This is the biggest sticking point in judging whether the government is complying with the judge's reunification order in good faith.
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The iPad's file management has been a key sticking point as Apple has transitioned its tablet toward becoming a laptop replacement.
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Trade talks collapsed in May, with intellectual property theft proving to be a major sticking point between the two parties. Gen.
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This is going to be a small sticking point as Apple is going to perpetually be a massive target for investors.
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McCarthy and Ek found a way to soothe what at one point appeared to be a sticking point in the negotiations.
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But this is boxing, and the action and the fighters have rarely been the sticking point for fans of this business.
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Trade talks had collapsed in May, with intellectual property theft proving to be a major sticking point between the two sides.
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One big sticking point when it comes to U.S. federal privacy legislation is whether it would pre-empt California's state rules.
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I'm so glad to see "divided government" make an official entrance, since it is the real sticking point in this fight.
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One sticking point was that Mr Trump wished the occasion to be optimised for pomp: gilded horse-drawn carriages and all.
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Real-life gadgets need to bundle those features together into a neat package, and that's proving to be a sticking point.
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This was previously a major sticking point for the president, who believes the island should not receive any more government aid.
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After reaching preliminary agreement with a group of bipartisan lawmakers, secretarial authority became a sticking point – one that Ivanka would resolve.
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Fight over pre-existing conditions A vital sticking point in the bill is the issue of protections from pre-existing conditions.
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The sticking point was President Donald Trump's demand for $5.7 billion to construct his border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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One sticking point remains President Donald Trump's quest for funding to construct a wall on the southern US border, Mulvaney acknowledged.
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With less than five months until Britain leaves the EU, the so-called Northern Irish backstop was the main sticking point.
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We won't get into the rumors and squabbling over who ducked whom, but the sticking point always seemed to be weight.
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The way the rate of growth would be calculated for the overall Medicaid program is still a sticking point for some.
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The sticking point appears to have been Ahnberg's B1/B2 visa, which allows for business and tourism, but not gainful employment.
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It's a sticking point that helped lead to the downfall of a carbon tax ballot initiative in Washington state last year.
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But it could be a sticking point the next time Facebook tries to buy out a burgeoning competitor or complementary service.
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The cases of the Japanese nationals kidnapped has remained a sticking point in negotiations to normalize relations between the two countries.
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This time the sticking-point is the Netherlands, the only one of the EU's 28 members that has not ratified it.
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Therein lies the massive sticking point that has yet to be discussed: how this $2 trillion investment will be paid for.
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Most people have a sticking point, though, when it comes to actually creating one, according to a survey by PNC Investments.
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Often referred to as the rules of origin, it is widely considered to be a key sticking point to the talks.
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But the venue for the talks remains the main sticking point, that official and several others familiar with the matter said.
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Even if trade disagreements subside, the United States and China may have already found the next sticking point in their relationship.
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One sticking point in the Privacy Shield negotiations was over the scope of an exception allowing surveillance for national security purposes.
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He added that the sticking point for Democrats would be that once citizens, "Dreamers" must have all the rights of citizens.
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Even as Singapore faces brighter economic prospects this year, one sector could remain a sticking point for the export-reliant country.
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Trump's demand for money to pay for a border wall has remained a sticking point in negotiations with Democrats for weeks.
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The sticking point, people in the room have said, was reluctance to accept immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and African nations.
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As Sling TV undoubtedly learned (and is in the process of rectifying), this could be a sticking point for potential subscribers.
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That's been a major sticking point for runners who would like to leave their smartphones at home when they go running.
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This will likely be the biggest sticking point during budget negotiations for the next fiscal year, which starts on July 1.
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A sticking point is the Trump administration's plan to spend $192 million on a new immigrant processing center in the city.
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The proposed change to the pension plan was the major sticking point in a musicians' strike that lasted nearly seven weeks.
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The case is pending, but the reparations question has been one sticking point in the negotiations with Namibia, Mr. Polenz said.
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But the deal will not address a previous sticking point: reopening plants and bringing jobs back to the U.S. from Mexico.
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The lack of leadership comes at a sensitive time, with Northern Ireland the main sticking point in Brexit negotiations (see article).
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Both sides are aware of the vastly different corporate cultures, and that could emerge as a sticking point in the negotiations.
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US concerns about how China goes about getting hold of American technology and trade secrets have also been a sticking point.
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But his lack of experience is likely to be the biggest sticking point — and it's something outside groups have seized on.
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The agency's decision could defuse what has been a regular sticking point for lawmakers who are otherwise eager to address PFAS.
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Lawmakers also agreed to extend a full match in federal Medicaid funds for United States territories, another sticking point for negotiators.
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Mr. Trump's insistence that a spending bill include money for his proposed border wall is the major sticking point — for Republicans.
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Alexander's plan likely means that Republicans and Democrats failed to strike compromises on funding, which has been a major sticking point.
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One sticking point is how obligations on human rights should be incorporated into the "rule book" for implementing the Paris deal.
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The biggest sticking point comes in a proposal that would reduce the perceived influence of superdelegates over the Democratic primary process.
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A lack of transparency about the number of incidents involving drivers has been a sticking point in lawsuits against the company.
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Democrats now want to block Trump's ability to use transfer authority under emergency powers for the wall, a major sticking point.
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So, yes: As basic as it seems, letting two lesbians kiss however they want onscreen is somehow still a sticking point.
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Some of us veer back and forth, the sticking point being the second act, set at the Café Momus in Paris.
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The biggest sticking point preventing a deal from being passed is the Northern Ireland "backstop," which Johnson says must be eliminated.
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There has been one sticking point throughout the Obamacare repeal debate: Can Republicans change Obamacare's insurance regulations under the Byrd Rule?
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Another sticking point for both sides has been just how much interest Argentina would be willing to pay to the hedge funds.
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Reports last month indicated that a U.S. desire for a plan to address alleged intellectual property theft emerged as a sticking point.
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Left unresolved, this sticking point could render a carefully crafted statement by Brussels in mid-December futile as Erdogan shreds the accord.
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One issue of concern is Ireland's borders, which have long been a sticking point in negotiations between Britain and the European Union.
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A major sticking point in the Sweden pact remains agreeing on who would ultimately control Hodeidah amid deep mistrust among all parties.
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Instead of an irksome sticking point with the press, the size of his inauguration crowds now seemed like a place of solace.
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If a decision is now delayed until Broadcom's domicile is no longer a sticking point, that will at least remove one uncertainty.
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The existing tariffs have been a key sticking point in the trade negotiations as the U.S. seeks to make any deal enforceable.
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Funding for Puerto Rico had long been a sticking point in negotiations because Trump was opposed to giving the territory more aid.
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This was a sticking point for Musk, and the language ultimately got softened in the version of the settlement he agreed to.
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"It is a sticking point but not a disaster," said Laura Kennedy, vice president, retail sales and shopper practice at Kantar Consulting.
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ASMAN: When we come back, watch out changes to our 401(k)s could be another sticking point to the tax bill.
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Disagreement on a fallback plan for the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland is a key sticking point in the Brexit talks.
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EV sales trends, then, shouldn't be as big a sticking point as the industry and Pruitt are making it out to be.
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The last sticking point surrounds Sunni Muslim representation in the country's cabinet where the 30 seats must be allocated along sectarian lines.
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The FDP's tougher line on immigration is likely to be more of a sticking point for the Greens than for the CDU.
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In this case, but a sticking point is a 29 percent decline on a closing basis from July to October of 1990.
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The major sticking point between PREPA and the bondholders had been the terms of a new $115 million loan from the bondholders.
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Disaster aid Negotiators said they put off the question of disaster aid, which had become a sticking point in the funding negotiations.
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Many see Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei as a key sticking point in resolving the trade dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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"Some of the toughest things have been agreed to," he said, but confirmed that enforcement provisions remain a sticking point with China.
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The key sticking point is how much money Congress should allocate for the President's long-promised wall at the US-Mexico border.
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One potential sticking point is a disagreement over how much to increase funding levels for defense programs compared to nondefense domestic programs.
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Far from going unnoticed, his absence became a sticking point for the president, according to a new detailed report by NBC News.
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Plus, the sticking point for a major investment from Softbank is governance, and these seats are directly related to that as well.
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He said the sticking point is whether China will honor the truce if the U.S. drops tariffs on imports from the country.
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Another sticking point was ensuring that Cyprus did not veto a resumption of negotiations over Turkey's eventual membership in the European Union.
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The degree of access that U.S. intelligence agencies will maintain has been a sticking point in the negotiation of a new agreement.
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The Hill: North Korean negotiators disputed the president's characterization of Kim's push for sanctions relief as a sticking point during the negotiations.
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A potential sticking point is the IMF's demand for Ukraine to deregulate household heating tariffs and bring them up to market levels.
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The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the situation, reported that one sticking point was when directors would leave Viacom's board.
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Shielding those immigrants has emerged as a sticking point in negotiations to fund the government and avoid a shutdown by the Jan.
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But a possible sticking point is Todd R. Howe, the government's star witness, whose credibility has been under fire from the start.
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Declaring it an artistic statement by Trump is the real sticking point for me, one that I think could have dangerous implications.
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Previously the sticking point was Republican resistance to Democratic requests for additional money for Puerto Rico, devastated by a hurricane in 2017.
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Dean says his mom and sister did NOT keep quiet about their allegations, unlike Ford, and for him that's the sticking point.
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He dismissed the importance of the Irish border, a major sticking point in negotiations with the European Union, saying it was inconsequential.
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Earlier this year, funds for additional detention beds -- as the administration has repeatedly pushed for -- became a sticking point in appropriations negotiations.
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One sticking point for Mr. Musk in the tentative S.E.C. settlement was the particular statute which he was said to have violated.
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The one thing Ben continually denies is that he spoke in a demeaning manner to Alison, which is an interesting sticking point.
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And the issue of how to move forward on DACA in March is the primary sticking point holding up a funding package.
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Immigration had been a sticking point, with Democrats pushing for a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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One big sticking point: The current Republican-backed House bill would require more food stamp recipients to work, while the Senate wouldn't.
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Without a deal on that sticking point, talks to fund the government - now in the 17th day of a shutdown - have stalled.
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A major sticking point among members of Congress is when to phase out the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
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The Fusion GPS dossier has emerged as a major sticking point in the probes into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Meadows last month slammed the inclusion of funding for the project, which became a sticking point in spending negotiations, within the omnibus.
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The deficit has become a major sticking point in the debate over a Republican tax-reform plan, with some, such as Sen.
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One sticking point has been compliance, with Saudi Arabia cutting more than required in order to offset overproduction from Iraq and Nigeria.
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That's for both desktop and mobile — an important sticking point for Google to use in its defense against the pending Android charges.
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It also owns the donor relationships, which makes it a sticking point for movements that want to own the data about the supporters.
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Though Russia's proxy war with Ukraine remains a sticking point, the sit-down could set the stage for the Pope to visit Russia.
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That could be a sticking point for some Democratic voters, especially those who are better off and already get good insurance through work.
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But Reuters reports that Britain will also seek the right to negotiate other trade deals, a possible sticking point in the talks. 21.26.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who has already gained a large following among progressive voters, herself has become a sticking point for leadership still in place.
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Some lawmakers say they won't vote for it because the issue of the Irish border remains a big sticking point for them. 4.
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A sticking point has been that a candidate to the priesthood must have male genitalia (or at least have been born with them).
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A source close to NBC News said that Kelly wanting to talk about her experience became the sticking point that caused the delay.
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But one major sticking point has already arisen: Which legal body will have jurisdiction over decisions that will inevitably arise in immigration cases?
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Pence's camp has repeatedly dismissed the belief he ever supported gay conversion therapy — a sticking point that, as became clear, is key here.
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A potential sticking-point, though, is Qualcomm's own takeover of NXP, a Dutch semiconductor firm, which is still awaiting approval from Chinese regulators.
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The inability to take half-decent photos in less than ideal settings is a big sticking point for a lot of these companies.
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According to Reuters', one sticking point is U.S. resistance to a mandatory system for companies to report numbers of U.S. government access requests.
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The issue of intellectual property was a key sticking point at the June international summit, despite Washington and Beijing's agreement to restart talks.
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The U.S., for example, won expanded access to Canadian markets for U.S. dairy producers, long a major sticking point for the Trump administration.
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And that's a huge sticking point for companies like Microsoft — so huge, in fact, that Eric Lundgren is spending 212 months in jail.
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But not everyone is impressed with Overcooked: A commonly referenced sticking point (even among positive reviews) is the game's lack of online multiplayer.
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But not everyone is impressed with Overcooked: A commonly referenced sticking point (even among positive reviews) is the game's lack of online multiplayer.
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The militarization of police became a particular sticking point during the 2014 protests in Ferguson, Missouri, over the police shooting of Michael Brown.
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But the yuan could potentially become a major sticking point in efforts to resolve the trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
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Another sticking point could be May's rejection of another EU demand that expats be able to enforce their rights in the EU court.
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This issue has been quite a sticking point, with some suggesting the meat industry lobbied to keep that point out of the guidelines.
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The issue of denuclearization, long a sticking point between the two countries, remains the most contentious and challenging aspect of any potential deal.
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That optimism came after a Bloomberg report said Britain and Germany were prepared to drop a key sticking point in the Brexit negotiations.
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It didn't provide for individual rights, a fact that became a major sticking point as many states faced a decision on its ratification.
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The most significant sticking point remains the ongoing disagreement between centrists and conservatives over how — or even whether — Dreamers can attain citizenship rights.
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Another sticking point with moderates is language defunding Planned Parenthood for a year, something to which Collins and Murkowski have both voiced objection.
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A key sticking point remains what to do about deductions for state and local taxes, commonly referred to as SALT on Capitol Hill.
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So once again, and as I've written before, the sticking point here is Medicaid, not what we understand to be actual health insurance.
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A second major sticking point involved the Gateway project, a commuter rail tunnel connecting New York and New Jersey beneath the Hudson River.
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Understanding how and why vapers use flavored e-liquids is important, because it's a major sticking point in both policy and public perception.
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The main sticking point now, employees tell me, is that the company wants to define which job titles are covered by the union.
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Choosing the members of the oversight board has been a sticking point in the talks leading up to the introduction of the bill.
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Enggartiasto Lukita, Indonesian Trade Minister, said discussion on market access for palm oil was the sticking point that dragged negotiations on for years.
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But as signs of a possible breakthrough have emerged — how bishops get ordained has long been a sticking point — some Catholics are worried.
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But his campaign donors could become a sticking point in the debate against Warren and Sanders, who have sworn off top-dollar fundraisers.
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The nature of the Irish border post-Brexit is a major sticking point in negotiations between the British government and the European Union.
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But the talks turned to a diplomatic sticking point between the United States and Ecuador: the fate of the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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One sticking point among Republican lawmakers is the proposed repeal of a popular federal tax deduction for state and local tax (SALT) payments.
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The sticking point appeared to be a late decision by Mr. Xi to reject American demands that China change laws constraining American businesses.
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"I don't think clinicians should be shutting the door, if the only sticking point is the age of onset of symptoms," she added.
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And he said that instead of forestalling peace talks, his Jerusalem decision makes the situation easier by eliminating it as a sticking point.
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Amazon and Walmart feel the pain Restrictions on two of America's biggest companies could serve as another major sticking point in trade talks.
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The interior may be a sticking point in the youth campaign; it hasn't kept up with the pace of change in the kitchen.
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A main sticking point is Mr. Trump's threat to put a tax on cars that are imported into the United States from Japan.
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Many people in West Virginia said that the high health insurance costs they face are the main sticking point in the work stoppage.
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Irish-British relations are especially fraught at the moment with the border between the two countries being the main sticking point in Brexit.
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Irish-British relations are especially fraught at the moment with the border between the two countries being the main sticking point in Brexit.
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"We're still at the table," said Joe Rice, an attorney for the local governments, who indicated the timing of payments wasa sticking point.
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But impediments to a truce remain, with a U.S. bill on human rights in Hong Kong being a potential sticking point with China.
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The second point, that citizen firearm ownership causes harm, has become a sticking point for dogmatic arguments on all sides of the debate.
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The wall has long been the sticking point in funding talks, and it falls under the jurisdiction of the Department of Homeland Security.
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The future of Catalonia was a major sticking point for national parties in failed talks to form a coalition administration after December's elections.
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And, as Democratic candidates for president continue to go in circles debating health care, employer-sponsored insurance is often the biggest sticking point.
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"I wish he had a little more experience — my only sticking point is, gosh, he's young," said Lisa Faurot, 59, of Council Bluffs.
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But for as great a job as he&aposs done, Nadella&aposs hefty compensation package has become a sticking point for some investors.
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Mitt Romney and George W. Bush, which could be a sticking point for Trump, who views both as symbolic of the GOP establishment.
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It has been a persistent sticking point for the Google unit, particularly after California issued draft autonomous vehicle rules expressly prohibiting driverless cars.
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The aide added that funding Obamacare will likely be more of a sticking point with wider Republican support than funding a border wall.
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A key sticking point in negotiations that needs to be resolved to avoid a partial government shutdown is money for a border wall.
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Screen orientation is reportedly a sticking point here, with the company ultimately opting for a design that opens like an old school flip phone.
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The sticking point comes when we attempt to craft the best path for conversations, which sound different for different cultures, languages, genders, and identities.
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The suspension could especially be a sticking point for tech companies that are hoping to get to the cutting edge faster than their competitors.
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A key sticking point is the role of EU and U.S. officials in the body that will vet judges to root out corrupt ones.
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Japan still considers those four islands part of its territory, a sticking point in relations between the two countries for the past 71 years.
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He also did not address an element of the legislation that has become a major sticking point: whether the tax credits would be refundable.
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Major sticking point: Medicaid expansion The changes that House Republicans are proposing to make to Medicaid are not sitting well -- among some fellow Republicans.
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A sticking point in the talks was how long the film would play in theaters before being made available to Netflix's 158 million subscribers.
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South Korea has said Kim may be willing to compromise on this traditional sticking point, but no new details were announced at the summit.
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As you can imagine, taking those unreleased and highly secret compositions to Apple to play with on their machines can be a sticking point.
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The sticking point was an attempt to end the exemption from the military draft for ultra-Orthodox Jews, which their parties refused to countenance.
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Oil prices remained a sticking point after prices fell in overnight trade, despite ongoing tensions between two prominent oil producers: Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Germany's commitment to the defense alliance has become a major sticking point between Merkel and Trump, who met last month at the White House.
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Here's the latest on what we're hearing: The bill would fund the ACA's cost-sharing subsidies — a key sticking point for insurers — through 2019.
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As lawmakers are scrambling to address one crisis, Trump is piling on another demand about asylum that could prove to be a sticking point.
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A major sticking point: who would cover more than $200 million in costs that Sears had racked up since filing for bankruptcy in October.
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" Asked whether the partisan dispute over granting Planned Parenthood access to federal funds remains a sticking point, Reid said, "Planned Parenthood is not gone.
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A major sticking point will be assessing performance - railways and ports may boost economic growth, but won't show up on the fund's balance sheet.
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The main sticking point relates to a "floor" on how much capital a bank needs to hold irrespective of what its own model says.
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A key sticking point concerns who should be tested: where the Melungeons have ended up is almost as contentious as where they came from.
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His demand for more than $5 billion for a wall remained the primary sticking point in negotiations for weeks before he reversed course Friday.
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Trump's push to build a border wall was already expected to be a sticking point; now both sides have fresh fuel for the debate.
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Whether America removes all tariffs or just those that are scheduled to come into effect in December remains a sticking-point in the negotiations.
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The sticking point is apparently an unwillingness by Russia to tell the Syrian government to stop its aerial bombardments on insurgent-held areas there.
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The issue of "preemption" has been a sticking point in the separate and ongoing bipartisan efforts to work up privacy legislation in the Senate.
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One sticking point in the report is whether bias impacted the FBI's delayed decision to pursue potentially relevant emails on former New York Rep.
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As Congress moves forward with tax reform, one sticking point that has popped up has been concern over changes to higher education tax credits.
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ObamaCare's "Cadillac tax" has emerged as a sticking point in bipartisan negotiations over delaying certain health-care taxes before the end of the year.
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The sticking point was control over a small archipelago known to Russians as the Kuril Islands and to the Japanese as the Northern Territories.
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The long-term fate of a major conservation program could end up being a key sticking point in negotiations over federal energy policy reform.
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The setback comes as frustration with the U.S.-Saudi relationship has been a perennial sticking point between Trump and Congress, including traditional GOP allies.
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Berlusconi's presence as an ally to Lega had previously been a sticking point for M5S, preventing the two parties from brokering a political deal.
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Earlier talks between the two companies foundered in late May, with media reports suggesting concerns over PostNL's pension liabilities had been a sticking point.
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The former couple's French estate, Chateau Miraval, is a particular "sticking point" in divorce settlement negotiations, a source told Us Weekly in early October.
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Sources connected with Amber tell TMZ, the sticking point is that Amber wants a joint statement in which Johnny admits he committed domestic violence.
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House Democrats and Republicans are clashing over internet "fast lanes," a major sticking point for the two sides in the battle over net neutrality.
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The key sticking point in the shutdown fight has been the President's demand for more than $5 billion in funding for a border wall.
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This was a major sticking point for the bitcoin market beginning back in June, which helped to send the currency down almost 40 percent.
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Or at least a bathroom, so guests wouldn't have to use the one inside his home, a sticking point with girlfriends in the past.
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For obvious reasons, then, Canada and Mexico bristled at the tariffs, and it became a major sticking point during the NAFTA renegotiations last year.
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After a closely guarded investigation captivated the American public for nearly two years, redactions to the final report have quickly become a sticking point.
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Detention beds were a sticking point in this winter's budget negotiations as well, ultimately resulting in a convoluted compromise no one seemed to understand.
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The biggest sticking point for Sinclair appears to be how many stations it would need to sell in order to get its deal approved.
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"One sticking point that I've always had with the people at Ocean Cleanup is I think personally they always underestimate the microplastic," she says.
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So what exactly is the "Libya model" and how has it become a sticking point in a meeting between President Trump and Mr. Kim?
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But there is another potential sticking point, according to Kimberly Ong, a senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an influential environmental group.
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Another major sticking point is the proposal that the Northern Ireland assembly can review its membership of the EU single market every four years.
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One sticking point is who pays the cost of those substitutions, given it usually involves swapping a poorly performing credit for a better one.
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The buildup of contaminated water has been a sticking point in the cleanup, which is likely to last decades, and has alarmed neighbouring countries.
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IRISH BORDER PUZZLE The main sticking point in talks has been the border between EU member Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland.
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The administration made the detention of American pastor Andrew Brunson in Turkey a diplomatic sticking point in the tense relations between the NATO allies.
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Another sticking point is the current NAFTA Chapter 19 dispute resolution provisions on anti-dumping and countervailing duties that the White House wants ditched.
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A key sticking point has been whether the measure would limit the ability of companies to compel binding arbitration for consumers using autonomous vehicles.
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Sanctions a key sticking point Another approach that Moon could take would be to advocate for a lifting of US sanctions on North Korea.
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Many people in West Virginia tell CNN that the high health insurance costs they face are the main sticking point in the work stoppage.
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It was postponed last November due to differences between the would-be attendees, including over participation of the Kurds, a sticking point for Turkey.
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One sticking point is a U.S. demand for 50 percent U.S. parts in vehicles, and another is disagreement over how disputes would be resolved.
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One sticking point in the negotiations was beds in detention centers, which effectively dictate how many unauthorized immigrants Immigration and Customs Enforcement can hold.
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Mr. Trump's insistence that a spending bill include money for his proposed border wall is the major sticking point — and not just for Democrats.
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Whether or not that long-term goal is realistic, a narrower issue involving retired coal miners looms as yet another sticking point this week.
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One sticking point has been the Democrats' demand for funding fewer detention beds for people arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
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For the other federal court's decisions to freeze Mr Trump's travel bans, the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment has been the primary sticking point.
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What they talked about: They spent most of the time discussing what to do about the Obamacare insurance regulations, which are the biggest sticking point.
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The question of debt relief has been the biggest sticking point in the course of the third bailout program, totaling 86 billion euros ($92 billion).
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Security issues related to the presence of up to 30,000 troops in the breakaway north of the island are a key sticking point in talks.
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This has been a major sticking point in the past and both sides said the timing and process for the divestment were still being discussed.
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European shares climbed after the United States on Friday dropped its threat to impose tariffs on Mexico, removing a major sticking point for equity markets.
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Safety is a major sticking point, particularly the standards by which NASA, Boeing and SpaceX calculate the odds of killing or permanently disabling an astronaut.
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It's relatively portable, thanks to a set of wheels and seems pretty user-friendly, which has always been a major sticking point for teleconferencing equipment.
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Pricing is really the only major sticking point for the PX — though it's a big one for a company that's pretty new to the space.
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But he also said there is room for "more transparency steps" by the US government — to resolve the surveillance sticking point and help restore trust.
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Given Soundtrap's higher price point than competitive solutions, that could be a sticking point as it can't fully replace all aspects of the podcasters' workflow.
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Decommissioning remains a sticking point in many of the negotiations as the original operator of a North Sea field retains ultimate responsibility for its dismantling.
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But patents covering such substances have been a sticking point in past discussions, says Achim Steiner, until recently the head of the UN Environment Programme.
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The effort could provide another sticking point between Trump and Putin, who have spoken three times by phone but not yet held in-person talks.
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That may be a sticking point for issuers that securitize riskier collateral where losses are expected to be higher than, Ford's typical collateral, for example.
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A major sticking point so far has been Podemos's promise to allow an independence referendum to go ahead in Catalonia, which the Socialist leader rejects.
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This is a key sticking point because the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has roughly doubled the standard deduction and put limits on itemized deductions.
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The issue has already emerged a sticking point in the Senate, where several Republican senators look poised to vehemently oppose major cuts to the program.
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That has been both encouraging to markets, which would like tariffs lifted, and also worrisome, as a possible new sticking point for the Trump administration.
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Another sticking point has been Washington's desire to end a provision allowing Israel to spend around $400 million annually from the package on military fuels.
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Context: The setback comes as frustration with the U.S.-Saudi relationship has been a perennial sticking point between Trump and Congress, including traditional GOP allies.
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Trade remains a major sticking point, as do Trump's comments about Muslims, including his proposed ban on foreigners of that religion entering the United States.
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Elliott wants to become the highest-paid running back in the league, and a sticking point in the negotiations might come down to guaranteed money.
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The Gateway rail reconstruction project, which includes restoring the tunnel under the Hudson River, has become a sticking point in the ongoing government funding negotiations.
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Newmont Mining Corp, Barrick's partner and the Kalgoorlie operator, has said it was interested in buying the remaining stake, but price was a sticking point.
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The administration's demands to legislatively do away with the TVPRA and FSA have been a key sticking point in attempts at negotiations on immigration reform.
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"One sticking point for a lot of countries in repatriating allegedly corrupt officials is the (existing system) is technically an extra-legal body," Nee said.
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At this point, you have to decide whether or not you want to give Facebook your address, which may be a sticking point for some.
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What's the real sticking point if there was some talk about you know, having a trade deficit go to zero you know, in six years?
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Burgeoning relationship For Macron, the issue presents a sticking point in a burgeoning relationship with Trump, one he's actively fostered since taking office in May.
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Andrew M. Cuomo offered $22 billion in tax cuts in an effort to strike a budget deal, but the minimum wage remains a sticking point.
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Indeed, the redactions will likely prove a major sticking point between the Trump administration and congressional Democrats after the long-awaited Mueller report comes out.
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That's been a big sticking point for a half-dozen Republican senators who represent states that expanded Medicaid, enough to block the bill so far.
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This has been one of the biggest sticking point with the recent slate of smartwacthes – including, most notably, Samsung's Gear S1457420 and LG's Watch Sport.
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Analysts said the perception of Beijing's growing influence over Hong Kong could become a key sticking point given the government's close links with the HKEX.
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Analysts said the perception of Beijing's growing influence over Hong Kong could become a key sticking point given the government's close links with the HKEX.
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But throughout the talks a key sticking point has been the composition of the sovereign council that would sit over a technocratic, civilian-dominated government.
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One sticking point: The data-sharing partnerships could be a violation of a 2011 consent agreement between Facebook and the F.T.C. to protect user privacy.
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The frontier between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland has become a major sticking point in talks about Britain's exit from the European Union.
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A sticking point for many of those users is the algorithm introduced in 2016: It scrambles the order in which posts appear in user feeds.
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But the Irish border riddle remained a sticking point for Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which withheld its backing and created doubt among investors.
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The issue was a major sticking point in the fight over a 2017 spending bill, when Democrats successfully yanked new wall funding from the package.
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Mr. Hopkins said the service would probably be available on only two devices at a time, a potential sticking point for families with multiple TVs.
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Washington's clampdown on Huawei has become a sticking point in trade talks with Beijing, which is demanding clemency for one of China's leading corporate champions.
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A sticking point in the discussions, according to the person who agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity, is the use of temporary workers.
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The large presence of US troops had been seen as a sticking point in future talks over a peace treaty officially ending the Korean War.
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Coyne Schofield, who earlier this year became the first woman to compete in the NHL All-Star Skills Competition, said wages are a sticking point.
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Negotiators are closing in on a final defense policy bill, following progress on a key sticking point to merging the House and Senate versions together.
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One sticking point for Russia this time is how its output is measured it includes gas condensate in its figures, while other producers do not.
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One sticking point for Russia this time is how its output is measured it includes gas condensate in its figures, while other producers do not.
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One sticking point for Russia this time is how its output is measured – it includes gas condensate in its figures, while other producers do not.
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While Mueller's investigators agreed to accept some written answers, a sticking point remains: Whether Trump will be required to answer follow-up questions in person.
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February 13, 2019 As the deadline approaches for a Brexit agreement, we're taking you to Ireland to explain a key sticking point in the negotiations.
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Democrats and the Trump administration originally hoped to strike a deal before the weeklong recess, but Democrats' continued concern over enforcement remains a sticking point.
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The sticking point is that Trump's White House keeps putting forward a lot of other demands — including, notably, a 50 percent cut in legal immigration.
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To Crutcher's sister, Tiffany Crutcher, the "bad dude" remark seemed to be a sticking point while watching the videos in which her brother was killed.
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The sticking point is a technical proposal to redistribute projected volumes that could be exempted in the future through the annual biofuel mandate from 2020 onwards.
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The issue has been a sticking point during reconciliation talks, and opposition leader Laidy Gomez said discussions with Maduro on Thursday focused on ending political persecutions.
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The biggest sticking point is whether to fund the president's proposed border wall, a top Trump campaign promise that Democrats have vowed not to give him.
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A sticking point for conservatives is that while the compromise funds the wall, it also offers a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million young illegal immigrants.
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The big sticking point for President Donald Trump in the negotiations is China's intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers, as well as the trade deficits.
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One particular sticking point has been the condition requiring Turkey to review and revise its anti-terror laws, which are considered too broad by European standards.
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That has been a sticking point for President Donald Trump, who is still considering whether to impose tariffs of up to 25% on European vehicle imports.
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This is likely an overestimation of Russia's influence, given that Assad wishes to remain in power, which is a key sticking point to any conflict resolution.
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That's the regulatory sticking point in the United States, according to David Strickland of the Self-Driving Coalition for Safer Streets (and a former NHTSA administrator).
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A sticking point between the FAA and international regulators concerns whether to require pilots to undergo new training in flight simulators, rather than via written materials.
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Aides said last week that Trump's administration will largely remain quiet human rights issues -- a constant sticking point between the two countries -- at least in public.
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A Brazilian diplomatic source told Reuters that major issues on automobiles and agriculture had been resolved, but rules of origin for products remained a sticking point.
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Both sides had found a "legally operative solution" to avoid a hard border in Ireland - a key sticking point, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier told reporters.
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The Socialists, however, have opposed allowing Catalonia to hold a referendum on secession, and this could remain a sticking point as it fights to forge pacts.
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The rapper has applied for a U-Visa, having been in the U.S. more than 10 years, but the conviction seems to be the sticking point.
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One person, who declined to be named as talks are confidential, said one sticking point was that Origin was seeking an equity stake in the project.
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It's just the wall — and the thorny politics surrounding it — that will be the sticking point, likely dragging the negotiations to the edge of the Feb.
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The main sticking point remains the $2 trillion valuation, which has often been considered too ambitious by advisers and some insiders, according to the three people.
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The key sticking point in the shutdown fight has been the President's demand for $5 billion in wall funding, which congressional Democrats have refused to meet.
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Harrison said including money in the fiscal 2020 budget to backfill accounts because of the wall would be a "real sticking point" in defense spending negotiations.
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Another sticking point at the talks has been new rules of origin for automobile manufacturing, which U.S. negotiators hope will bring more production to the region.
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What happened: Trump said the sticking point was sanctions, claiming North Korea wanted all sanctions before taking the denuclearization steps the United States was asking for.
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The United States and China have made little progress in trade talks on the potential sticking point of China's alleged intellectual property theft, according to Bloomberg.
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But during parole hearings, the sticking point that arose year after year was the fact that Mr. MacKenzie said he had no memory of the crime.
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The sticking point was always going to be figuring out how to unite the Republican caucus on the (still largely unknown) details of a tax bill.
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How and when tariffs would be removed on both sides remain a sticking point, as has the particular mechanism for ensuring the deal's promises are kept.
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At the same time, many of the ads, videos and demonstrations are sidestepping the major sticking point, an issue that has divided some immigrant groups themselves.
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However, the issue of promotion and relegation proved to be a sticking point, with Scotland and Ireland expressing doubt over the sustainability of the second division.
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But it was this last measure that was the final sticking point for a failed vote Tuesday that would have otherwise continued to fund the government.
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Trade talks: The sticking point appears to be a late decision by China's leader, Xi Jinping, to reject demands that China change laws constraining American businesses.
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This became a sticking point during his sentencing; Mueller's office said they found Cohen's information useful, but SDNY chided him for not fully committing to cooperate.
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Sticking point: Unionists in Northern Ireland felt a deep sense of betrayal, with Mr. Johnson having overruled objections to the deal from lawmakers who represent them.
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One sticking point, according to CNBC: T-Mobile wants to limit how much of the wholesale network capacity it would be selling to about 2000 percent.
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The additional game has turned into a major sticking point in negotiations between the N.F.L. and the N.F.L. Players Association, which began about a year ago.
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It would probably also displease Gualtieri, who said the only sticking point on the ESM reform was a technical issue regarding procedures to facilitate debt restructuring.
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Access to confidential information has been a major sticking point in Bayer's negotiations with Monsanto ever since the German company offered to acquire Monsanto in May.
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A major sticking point in the negotiations for a unity coalition was Mr. Netanyahu's insistence that he go first as prime minister under any rotation agreement.
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Limits on where crude can be sold remains a sticking point as it reduces a trader's ability to maximise profit margins, particularly in an oversupplied market.
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Dairy remains a sticking point, sources familiar with the matter said this week, noting the United States was demanding detailed information about Canada's protected dairy market.
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The main sticking point is whether content sharing platforms like YouTube, which is owned by Google, should be liable for copyright infringements committed by their users.
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In fact, those who received temporary "protection" under President Obama's unlawful DACA program have been a particular sticking point — both with Democrats and some wayward Republicans.
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The sticking point turned on what it would take for the North to begin dismantling a central part of its nuclear program — the Yongbyon enrichment facility.
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The status of Jerusalem has long been a sticking point for both parties, and the U.S. has historically sought to avoid taking sides on the issue.
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Britain's disputed territory of Gibraltar is the biggest sticking point, with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez digging his heels in before a local election in Andalusia.
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The sticking point as far as the Internal Revenue Service is concerned is that royalty rate—it's supposed to be a fair price, not a sweetheart deal.
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The main sticking point is uncertainty over Thyssenkrupp's elevator and car parts businesses, the core of the planned spin-off, partly because of an automotive industry downturn.
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The extra $8 per ticket was the first sticking point, and then both my wife and I felt vaguely queasy after viewing just the 4DX hype trailer.
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The sticking point, however, is the key proposal of redistributing projected volumes that could be exempted through 2020 annual biofuel mandate and thereafter, according to the memo.
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Europe's most powerful leader had suggested a solution to the Irish backstop — a key sticking point in Brexit negotiations — could be found before a October 31 deadline.
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European shares rose on Monday after the United States on Friday dropped its threat to impose tariffs on Mexico, removing a major sticking point for equity markets.
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For many smartphone users, however, a sticking point is that Apple products, including iPhones, have a reputation for being harder to repair than devices from other manufacturers.
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There was some progress on the first two areas, but money remains a major sticking point, along with how far Britain remains subject to EU judicial oversight.
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The dispute over the uninhabited islands, which are under Japanese control, has been a major sticking point in Japan and China's often contentious relations in recent years.
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Federal preemption of state laws will be the sticking point to watch as the debate over national privacy rules proceeds in Congress, lawmakers made clear this week.
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The other big sticking point for drug treatment: The House bill, through cuts in Medicaid and health insurance tax credits, will reduce access to drug treatment coverage.
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Neutrality in the face of a union drive was a major sticking point between the New York City Council and Amazon's Brian Huseman during hearings regarding HQ2.
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Another major sticking point that the opposition has with the ceasefire is the lack of an enforcement mechanism to ensure that all parties abide by the truce.
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Uniper is due to brief investors and analysts on its Russian business, which has become the sticking point in talks with Fortum over a potential full takeover.
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I didn't even know Remnant decryption keys were a sticking point — all they do is let you bypass a nifty series of puzzles — but so be it.
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But they said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in - a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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A particular sticking point was whether a president can change people's racist attitudes, and how law enforcement policies under Bill Clinton's administration have contributed to racist views.
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The ministers said the plan was contingent on other producers joining in - a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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Rules of origin for autos have emerged as a crucial sticking point in talks to modernize the 1994 trade pact between Canada, Mexico and the United States.
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But, in St-Pierre's aforementioned interview with BloodyElbow, it's clear he was indeed interested in that match up—and the sticking point, as predicted above, was money.
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The nearby South China Sea dispute has proven a sticking point in recent years, and the election of US President Donald Trump has also shaken things up.
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A sticking point has been the Irish backstop, an insurance policy aimed at avoiding post-Brexit controls on the border between Northern Ireland and EU-member Ireland.
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The elimination of ObamaCare's essential health benefits has been a central sticking point in negotiations between the White House and conservative holdouts in the House Freedom Caucus.
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A train doesn't work very well if its passengers arrive at their destination dead Which brings us back to the real sticking point for Mars colonies: money.
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A sticking point over a comprehensive deal has been how much VW will agree to offer owners in compensation for getting vehicles repaired or selling them back.
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The balance of budget allocation versus oil remains the main sticking point in discussions between Baghdad and Erbil and Barzani said on Thursday nothing had been agreed.
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The news outlet also said Wednesday the Trump administration's demand that Beijing commit to buying more U.S. agricultural products has become a major sticking point in negotiations.
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As we noted when the Pixel was launched in October, the fact that Google Assistant was not baked yet into Android itself was a noticeable sticking point.
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But the committee is not expected to have subpoena power, a sticking point with progressives who want the authority to compel energy executives to appear under oath.
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But whether the government can be trusted to adequately protect the information it receives and shares was a major sticking point in the passage of the bill.
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The budget's instructions on reconciliation, a process to allow Republicans to bypass a Democratic filibuster on tax reform in the Senate, have been a key sticking point.
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Bellew said he hoped to come to an agreement in Spain over the next days and months, where a sticking point is days off for union work.
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The key sticking point was whether the U.S. could adequately reassure European privacy regulators that citizens' data would not be subject to "indiscriminate surveillance" by intelligence agencies.
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This was always a sticking point for the US. George W. Bush in 2001 pulled his country out of the Kyoto agreement, which Congress had never ratified.
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The sticking point in negotiations was language regarding the possible voiding of guarantees in the event that Smith is disciplined by the league, according to multiple reports.
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"Management of the airline is a hot sticking point that needs to be sorted out," said the source, indicating that Etihad's patience appeared to be wearing thin.
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Most of the panelists expressed concern about the U.S. suggestion to add a five-year sunset clause to the agreement, a major sticking point for NAFTA supporters.
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Another sticking point involves tracking people who overstay their visa -- a greater contributor to the undocumented population in recent years than people who enter the US illegally.
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Transparency for pay — which is often a guessing game — was the biggest sticking point for Steve Gregg, a 51-year-old Lyft driver from the Bay Area.
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The biggest sticking point, however, is what to do with the hundreds of billions of dollars in new tax revenues that would be collected by the government.
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But Trump also wants $1.1 billion for border operations like ICE detention beds — a polarizing issue for House Democrats and a sticking point in the shutdown battle.
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" -TechCrunch "Researchers are still working to prove that NR can actually improve human health—a sticking point for critics and an issue acknowledged by the companies themselves.
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Congressional approval has become the latest sticking point in the revamp of a trade pact that, after eight months of fractious negotiations, could finally be in reach.
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Another sticking point was whether or not Lampert and ESL would agree to assume $166 million in accounts payable owed by Sears for its recent inventory purchases.
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The new NAFTA could be a template for negotiations with China, which remains the key sticking point in the White House's desire to revamp global trade agreements.
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Fair valuation for the divestment, a sticking point in the past, could be resolved by a listing on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, Freeport's Adkerson said last month.
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The controversial border wall project had long been the sticking point in the 2020 spending talks as Democrats refuse to approve any money for Trump's signature issue.
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The leaving bill could be roughly 60 billion euros, or $64 billion, according to the European Union authorities, and that sum is already a major sticking point.
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One sticking point: Not everyone who's suing Purdue and other opioid manufacturers and distributors for their role in the overdose crisis is on board with the settlement.
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One potential sticking point is the International Monetary Fund's future involvement in the bailout which it has said is dependent on Greece receiving substantial debt relief now.
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The government is forecast to lose the vote, with the main sticking point for some being the Northern Irish "backstop" which has been written into the withdrawal agreement.
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Pricing for the game has yet to be announced – the subject was a big sticking point for many fans when the company announced that Mario would run $10.
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According to the outlet, the former couple's prenup dictated that the house go to Patridge, but it has still remained a sticking point during their fraught divorce proceedings.
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The sticking point lingering between the two traditionally antagonistic parties is whether or not caretaker prime minister Giuseppe Conte stays in his job to lead a new alliance.
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After a meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Brussels, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said that pension reforms remained a major sticking point in talks with Athens.
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In Chicago, it has become clear that teacher pay is not the primary sticking point in the negotiations; after all, the city has already agreed to a raise.
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Although Kasowitz formally left the public-facing team in the summer of 2017, he has maintained contact and some involvement in the past — a sticking point for Flood.
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He believed in keeping the worst company, knowing it to be the best for his art; prostitutes were often his heroines, a perennial sticking point for the authorities.
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Johnson is visiting the province of Northern Ireland, whose border with EU member Republic of Ireland has been the main sticking point in Britain's talks with the bloc.
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It can be easy to point to Amazon's massive $13.7 billion bid for Whole Foods nearly two weeks ago as a major sticking point for Blue Apron's IPO.
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But he warned that their competing ambitions for technological dominance remain a major sticking point, and one that could lead to the emergence of two, separate tech ecosystems.
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Another sticking point for congressional Democrats is the White House's proposed source of the extra funds: A surplus in the Pell Grants program, which benefits low-income students.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the U.S. and China are making progress on a trade deal, including resolving a key sticking point that's been dragging out the process.
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Addressing that potential sticking point, the new contract may involve "offsets," or local work, worth 30 percent of the value of the deal, an Indian defence source said.
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"We're starting to see that there's an understanding in the United States, that this is something that is a really difficult sticking point with Canada," said the official.
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Pruitt's record of repeatedly suing the EPA during President Obama's tenure is a sticking point for Democrats, who argue it shows that he opposes the agency's core missions.
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The possibility of Russian casualties was reportedly a "sticking point" for him, as was the worry that U.S. service members in the area could become targets in retaliation.
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He also pointed to the deal's flexibility in the number of beds at detention facilities — a sticking point for negotiators over the weekend — as a concession from Democrats.
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The sticking point continues to be over authorities' demands for more information about undocumented families, including addresses -- information that nonprofit groups say they are not willing to provide.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's demand that Beijing commit to big purchases of American farm products has become a major sticking point in talks to end the Sino-U.
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According to Helwani, McGregor said negotiations with UFC have gone well and that shares of UFC are no longer a sticking-point for McGregor as they once were.
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The sticking point has been a push from advocates of tougher sanctions to bar the White House from using national security waivers to ease sanctions in the future.
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The sticking point has been that, until recently, many states did not even allow P3s, nor was there any type of center of excellence in the federal government.
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The sticking point between the world's two largest economies illustrates a core challenge in ending their seven-month trade war: Ensuring China's pledges will translate into concrete action.
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The main sticking point is a police request that parliament strip Babis of his immunity so he can be prosecuted for suspected fraud in tapping European Union subsidies.
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One big sticking point for them was that the FCC's rules didn't extend to digital advertising powerhouses like Google, Facebook that ISPs are trying to catch up to.
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It's become an effective tool for environmental groups to leverage more action out of the government, and is a major sticking point for Republican critics of the ESA.
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Aides said on Thursday morning that negotiations were ongoing, but immigration-related provisions were still a sticking point even as lawmakers only have hours to craft an agreement.
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The partisan disagreement over whether to provide direct economic assistance in the form of rebate checks or unemployment insurance was a major sticking point heading into the talks.
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The major sticking point was a military draft law that divided two parts of Mr. Netanyahu's right-wing alliance: the secular ultranationalist faction and the ultra-Orthodox parties.
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The Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee will hold a legislative hearing on a proposal that's become a major sticking point in negotiations surrounding bipartisan energy legislation.
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A particular sticking point was her decision to high-five Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, after voting against a 20-week ban on abortions.
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But a sticking point was the steering wheel, which Musk made mention of at the company's shareholder meeting in June in response to a request from PETA activist.
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"If you listen to the conversations about Bloomberg, they're all about how he's hurt people of color," Johnson said, reiterating what for many here is a sticking point.
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Huawei, ZTE, some of the security issues that have been raised and concerns about that, I think that's a huge sticking point that continues to have big problems.
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Amazon has said it will spend $5 billion wherever it finally builds and will employ 50,000 people, which seems to be the sticking point for the Colorado governor.
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Text of the legislation has yet to be released, and there has been little discussion about how to pay for the renewal, which is a key sticking point.
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Another major sticking point is whether Boeing needs to separate wire bundles that could, in rare circumstances, cause a short circuit and possibly lead to a catastrophic failure.
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Price may be less of a sticking point, however, than CBS's insistence on keeping its chief operating officer, Joe Ianniello, in the No. 2 spot after a merger.
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One sticking point is that its tutorial by default picks China as the starting country, although in the main game a user can begin anywhere in the world.
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A major sticking point in those talks has been the issue of how high to raise the caps on defense spending versus the cap governing domestic discretionary programs.
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A critical sticking point has been the timing of the family's sale of its global pharmaceutical business, Mundipharma, and the contribution the family would make from the proceeds.
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One sticking point has been how to deal with the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, which will remain a member of the European Union.
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The expansion of Medicaid under the current health law became a sticking point: Several Republicans worried that their constituents would lose medical care if it were rolled back.
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But the government-appointed body would be given the power to subpoena communications, a sticking point that raised red flags for First Amendment advocates concerned about government surveillance.
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Over the weekend, White House officials emphasized that many of the objectives in Trump's plan enjoy wide bipartisan support -- the only sticking point is how to achieve them.
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His presence on Tesla's board, in particular, has been a bit of a sticking point for some investors, who have said Tesla's board is too close to Elon.
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Industry ties: Gottlieb is well liked by health care wonks in both parties, but the biggest sticking point for Democrats is his years of financial ties to pharmaceutical companies.
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That has been a sticking point at times this season, with Hoiberg prodding Rose to get the ball past halfcourt in three seconds to make the offense move faster.
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Analysts said the banking requirement had been a major sticking point for Rio Tinto and investors that lent $5.4 billion to finance the expansion of the Oyu Tolgoi mine.
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The sticking point had been over the presidential office's refusal to allow audio or video recordings of the questioning, resulting in a breakdown in negotiations last week, Lee said.
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For policy watchers, the 529 changes are a surprising sticking point for what's considered some of the biggest changes to retirement legislation since the Pension Protection Act in 2006.
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One sticking point is whether the companies should count the emissions generated by their products — the oil or coal they sell to their customers — in their emission reduction targets.
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Fingerprint-based driver background checks — which some lawmakers believe are vital safety measures and taxi and limousine owners want to level the playing field — remain a big sticking point.
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Water has become a key sticking point for the expansion plans of both SQM and top competitor Albemarle, both of which operate in the Atacama desert, the world's driest.
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But it also would have also extended benefits to non-unionized workers, a sticking point that had led the union to vote down another contract offer earlier this week.
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A key sticking point is language in the Zika bill that keeps funds in the bill from going to clinics in Puerto Rico that are associated with Planned Parenthood.
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The criticism comes as the U.S. trade battle with China marches on, with intellectual property theft proving to be a major sticking point between the world's two largest economies.
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The issue has become a sticking point in talks to keep alive a federal program to spare from deportation the "Dreamers" - people brought to the country illegally as children.
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China has also agreed to bolster its purchases of U.S. agricultural products to try and narrow its trade surplus with the U.S., a sticking point of President Donald Trump.
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Last time this happened, in 2007-8, the major sticking point was negotiating a slice of the digital revenues both sides figured were about to become much more important.
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Yet the sticking point for many is that Harvard is the wealthiest school in the nation, with its $35 billion endowment, far above the next school's by $10 billion.
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One sticking point in negotiations is language in the bill requiring American iron and steel products to be used in projects assisted by the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund.
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A potential sticking point is that Puerto Rico's other long-term commitments, such as the pensions of retired government workers, would not be reduced under the new restructuring plan.
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Republicans and Democrats are billions of dollars apart, with the president's insistence on money to build a wall along the southern border being the sticking point on both sides.
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U.S. officials have also warned exchanges not to list unregistered tokens, which Bloomberg cited last week as a possible sticking point to ripple's addition to popular U.S. exchange Coinbase.
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" Why that will be a big sticking point: "That directly contradicts the wishes of President Trump, whose budget proposed slashing nondefense spending while increasing defense spending by 5 percent.
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Labor costs have been one sticking point in budget talks as lawmakers differed with each other and Malloy over how to close a $5.1 billion shortfall over two years.
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The biggest sticking point often relates to when the marriage began, which can dictate how assets are divided and whether a spouse receives alimony (also known as spousal support).
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Top oil exporters Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed on Tuesday to freeze output levels, but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in - a major sticking point.
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Uber is keenly aware of this sticking point, and wants to increase its healthcare business in a way that doesn't involve the massive collection and analysis of personal data.
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That has been a sticking point all week because only a handful of members like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have the ability to increase output.
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A blood test which identifies a specific molecular abnormality unique to ME/CFS patients has long been a sticking point in researchers' quest to get the disease more recognized.
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One partial sticking point, going back to the stability and the stock price in general, is Twitter's heavy usage of stock-based compensation in order to keep employees around.
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But the sticking point for Yahoo, as was the case in the past, is the fact that selling the Alibaba stake in particular will generate a huge tax bill.
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Another sticking point at the Pennsylvania campuses, as it was in the CUNY dispute, is the union's bid to narrow the compensation gap between adjunct and full-time faculty.
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The language on multilateral trade had been a sticking point for the United States, which insisted the communique say the multilateral trading system was not working, the official added.
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There are several areas of dispute in the negotiations in Chicago, which have gone on for 11 months without an agreement, but the pension is the main sticking point.
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But most of the likely options would require retaining the primary sticking point in Britain: the guarantee that no hard border will be created on the island of Ireland.
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A major sticking point is Britain's reluctance to agree to terms on the Irish border set out in a separate part of the draft withdrawal treaty currently under discussion.
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The Clock Tower in particular has been a sticking point for the developers, because they have sought to turn it, with its landmark mechanical works, into a condo unit.
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The 28-year-old boxing superstar said he's been locked in negotiations with Wilder's camp -- but there's one major sticking point before the deal gets done ... location, location, location.
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The sticking point appeared to be how to define what would be a reasonable period of time for immigration authorities to detain a person whose criminal sentence is completed.
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But the main sticking point is who would really be in charge — whether the military council would enjoy veto power, and therefore effective control, over a civilian prime minister.
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A sticking point for the IMF deal is how to handle fallout from the 2016 nationalisation of PrivatBank, Ukraine's largest lender which was owned by a prominent local businessman.
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The question of Jerusalem's status has long been a major sticking point in Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, with Israel insisting that the undivided city be recognized as its capital.
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A sticking point has been over what concessions the union would make on the health plan, which has run into deficits in part because it provides extremely generous benefits.
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The use of personal data and algorithms to target consumers with tailored content has also proved to be a sticking point for many, especially when it comes to politics.
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Trump removed a crucial sticking point when he said on Monday he may wait until Republicans begin drafting the budget blueprint for the fiscal year that starts on Oct.
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Regardless, the main sticking point was that A.B.A. was both intensive—requiring as many as sixty hours a week of expert attention for two to three years—and expensive.
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But yet another procedural sticking point emerged over the last several days after House Democrats objected to a provision that they say weakens their oversight over the Trump administration.
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Disagreement over "digital sequence information" (DSI) has been a sticking point in efforts to update what is known as The Seed Treaty, whose objectives are similar to the CBD's.
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One key issue likely to come up at the HELP Committee hearing is the reduced intellectual property protections for drug makers, a sticking point for the powerful pharmaceutical lobby.
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But many Republicans outside the House have balked at publicly embracing the measure, and some have pointed to its handling of pre-existing conditions as a particular sticking point.
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Congress in recent years has unwound those spending cuts, but budget caps remain a sticking point between the parties that still needs to be resolved for fiscal year 2018.
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But it could be a sticking point in the House: A group of 12 Republicans said Thursday that an ANWR drilling provision should not be included in the bill.
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The debate over the crowd size quickly became a sticking point for the Trump administration and marked an early low point in the president's ongoing feud with the press.
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Wario, Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Sport, told Reuters the sticking point was the presence of officials from the Attorney General's office and the National Treasury on the ADAK board.
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All the major US wireless providers—including AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile—cut Chinese equipment manufacturers out of their networks years ago to avoid this potential sticking point.
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Compliance has been a sticking point since the coordinated cuts began in 2017 with Saudi Arabia cutting more than required in order to offset overproduction from Iraq and Nigeria.
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Republican lawmakers, of course, are not the only ones worried about how to pay for this proposal, a sticking point that's long been the downfall of any infrastructure plan.
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The Legislature was not to be paid during the so-called emergency extender budgets passed on Monday, though the governor was — something that became another sticking point during talks.
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But a key sticking point has been whether to allow teachers to carry guns as part of voluntary program, implemented only if the sheriff's department and school district agree.
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A persistent sticking point in my grief was the confusion I felt around a topic I'd always had a clear and strong opinion on prior to my miscarriage: abortion.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of increased tariffs on Chinese goods is an indication that U.S.-China trade negotiations "might have reached a sticking point," Goldman Sachs said on Sunday.
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City Hall left it without a signature for over a year — a particular sticking point, since China would not consider lending pandas to the city without Mr. de Blasio's support.
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It can be a real sticking point: One in four people say they wouldn't open an account with a bank that doesn't have at least one physical branch near by.
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The sticking point, of course, is that even if Sanders got to the White House, he wouldn't get a cooperative Congress, so his larger climate plan would not be enacted.
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Beyond that, the thornier issues including alleged intellectual property theft and state-backed competitive policies could be a sticking point for both parties for some time to come, he said.
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But wait, you might ask, aren't sports supposed to be the big sticking point for The Future of Television—which is to say, true, on-demand, bundle-free television content?
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There is the sticking point of the male best friend lamenting the time he spent married to a "horrible woman," which left the best friends estranged for about a decade.
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The main sticking point is increasing base pay and lessening teachers' reliance on one-time bonuses for having students with high test scores or working in a high-poverty school.
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Google Calendar (free) for Android and iOSMove your groups to GroupMeScreenshot: GroupMeLike events, we suspect groups are a sticking point for those wanting to flee Facebook as quickly as possible.
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NATO expansion is still blamed by many for being the original sin of the post-Soviet relationship, and Ukraine is a major sticking point in US-Russian relations today. 7.
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While Fox's culture became a sticking point with UK regulators, a company spokesperson denied to Vanity Fair last year that Brandi's leave had anything to do with the Sky deal.
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Issues around forced technology transfer have been a sticking point in the U.S.-China trade talks, and Washington has consistently accused Beijing of intellectual property theft — something China has denied.
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EU officials say the flow of tens of thousands of illegal migrants arriving in Europe has slowed, but implementation of the anti-terrorism law remains a sticking point to progress.
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"Ashley becoming CEO is a major sticking point for the lenders; there is a major trust deficit here," the source said, declining to be named because the talks are private.
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She said it signaled the North Koreans might be willing to eliminate their space program, which is a source of national pride and was a sticking point in past negotiations.
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Italy believes it can satisfy the European Commission's demands over its public accounts for this year, but the real sticking point in negotiations is now about 2020, government sources say.
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But Ryan has signaled the GOP plans to shift that issue to the health care reform package that Republicans are still negotiating meaning it shouldn't be a sticking point now.
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Whether to allow Catalonia a referendum on independence is a major sticking point preventing a left-wing alliance between newcomer Podemos, which supports a vote, and the Socialists, who don't.
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Talks to unify rival camps launched in September 2017, shortly after Salame took up his post, ground to a halt after one month with Haftar's role a key sticking point.
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Members of the Senate HELP Committee honed in on idea today that might help resolve the biggest sticking point (so far) in their effort to stabilize the Affordable Care Act.
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Since taking office, Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration has chipped away at negotiations with teachers and other unions, but the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association contract was still a major sticking point.
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A further sticking point in discussions is the length of time that the U.S. government wants to impose conditions on what AT&T can and cannot do after a deal.
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Explaining sterling's strength, analysts also cited media reports which said EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier was open to alternative border plans for Ireland - a major sticking point in Brexit negotiations.
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This is a little bit of a sticking point for observers for the company and a potential negative signal for investors as more and more web browsing shifts to mobile.
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The sticking point of the bill among the opposition seemed to be limits on greenhouse gas emissions, which were basically in line with Australia's commitments to the Paris climate agreement.
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Citizenship -- among other things -- has continued to be a key sticking point for moderates who say they won't abandon their discharge petition unless they get a vote that includes it.
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The issue has become a sticking point for Democrats, and some Republicans, who want at least part of the report or a summary of the report to be made public.
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Trump Organization Questions about the president's private business have been a sticking point for Democrats, some of whom have suggested that Trump may be using the presidency for financial benefit.
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As a carbon tax slowly emerges from political purgatory in Washington, the biggest sticking point looming over the policy is what to do with the money raised from the tax.
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While some progress does appear to have been made at the meeting, the EU remains far apart from the UK's position, with customs proposals by far the biggest sticking point.
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The biggest sticking point: Both sides think the other will cave At the end of the day, Republicans firmly believe that Democrats will cave rather than allow a government shutdown.
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One sticking point in Thyssenkrupp's split remains a lack of clarity over whether it will slim down the group's sprawling structure, a target of investor criticism due to its cost.
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China's refusal to completely cut off energy exports to North Korea have been a sticking point as the United States leads the charge to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
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Foreign policy has been a sticking point between Trump and Congress, with the Senate poised to vote to block the president's arms sales to Saudi Arabia as soon as Thursday.
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The president's demand for more than $5 billion in funding for a wall was the primary sticking point in negotiations during the 35-day shutdown that ended late last month.
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The major sticking point is Netflix's commitment to "day-and-date releases," which means Netflix releases are available to stream on Netflix the same day as they arrive in theaters.
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While some progress does appear to have been made at the meeting, the EU remains far apart from the UK's position, with customs proposals by far the biggest sticking point.
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That was a sticking point for Ms. Coleman, who, according to documents and emails, was told she would hold the more prestigious title when she was interviewed for the post.
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Italy believes it can satisfy the European Commission's demands over its public accounts for this year, but the real sticking point in negotiations is now about 225, government sources say.
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A sticking point in the debate has been new limits on how much of the cost of renovations landlords can pass on to tenants in the form of increased rent.
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Sticking point: One proposal that generated the most attention was the removal of legal restrictions on children born outside wedlock, a move that would upend rigid stigmas against single mothers.
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The United Auto Workers (UAW) strike against GM is now 24 days old, with the UAW's chief bargainer telling members Tuesday evening that job security remains a key sticking point.
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The expiration deadline is not until March 5, but the program could become a sticking point in government funding talks this month if Democrats decide to use it as leverage.
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Already, a sticking point has begun to emerge between the Secret Service and New York City: what to do about the block of Fifth Avenue in front of the tower.
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One sticking point for Canada is the U.S. effort to dump the Chapter 19 dispute resolution mechanism that hinders the United States from pursuing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases.
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The failure to provide that data has become a sticking point for law enforcement and the FBI in particular, which has often lobbied for increased access to locally encrypted data.
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As of Thursday, the question of whether to call witnesses in a Senate trial remained a central sticking point between Republicans and Democrats in the runup to Trump's impeachment trial.
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Negotiations have been taking place for the better part of the autumn, with the biggest sticking point around whether investments into natural gas or nuclear energy could be considered green.
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Negotiations have been taking place for the better part of the autumn, with the biggest sticking point around whether investments into natural gas or nuclear energy could be considered green.
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Product packaging has been one major sticking point: Who needs all those single-use face wipes and plastic bottles when you can have reusable makeup-removing towels and shampoo bars?
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Given Obama's record and Biden's reluctance to disavow it, immigration may well continue to be a thorn in the former vice president's side and a sticking point for progressive voters.
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But the main sticking point could be that Mr. Iglesias has argued that an independence referendum in Catalonia — with terms set by Madrid — could help end Spain's simmering territorial conflict.
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The original Portal launched a year ago to favorable reviews, except for one sticking point: journalists all thought it was too sketchy to bring Facebook surveillance tech inside their homes.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May's self-imposed deadline of March for starting negotiations on withdrawal with the European Union draws closer, this clash is emerging as the primary sticking point.
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O'Neill, who was chairman of the meeting, said the sticking point was over whether mention of the World Trade Organization and its possible reform should be in the Leaders' Declaration.
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The sticking point: The Taliban argues that there is no universal definition of terrorism, a term that strikes at the core of their ideological narrative of the 18-year war.
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One sticking point for Canada is the U.S. effort to dump the Chapter 19 dispute-resolution mechanism that hinders the United States from pursuing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases.
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The question of how to pay for a massive infrastructure investment was supposed to be the sticking point of Wednesday's meeting, but Trump didn't even let it get that far.
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Another sticking point, the graduated payment of in-work benefits once an emergency brake is in place, also remains in the draft although precise terms have yet to be agreed.
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Deep mistrust between the warring parties has stalled U.N. efforts to implement the Hodeidah deal, with which local security forces will run the port after withdrawal a key sticking point.
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China's trade surplus with the United States, which has been a major sticking point with Washington, rose to $26.89 billion in May, from $21.01 billion in April, customs data showed.
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The current structure, which charges 2 percent of assets annually and 20 percent of return, has long been a sticking point, but the demand for change has grown in recent years.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump phoned the leaders of Iraq and Afghanistan on Thursday, but even amid their discussions about combating terrorists, his contentious immigration executive order remained a sticking point.
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The statement suggests North Korea will eventually demand the United States withdraw or significantly reduce the 28,500 American troops stationed in South Korea, a major sticking point in any disarmament deal.
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Another sticking point: Although the company has become the leading luxury car brand in the United States, it has found Musk's promise of bringing cars to the masses difficult to fulfill.
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Stock options may be a major sticking point, both because these internal statements appear to stand in contradiction and because gain-sharing is a major concern for organizing Whole Foods employees.
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It has to fund seven more, including the Department of Homeland Security, which has emerged as the biggest sticking point as Congress tries to avoid letting funding for those agencies lapse.
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The main sticking point in talks with lenders are unpopular labour reforms, including collective bargaining, a mechanism to set the minimum wage and giving companies more freedom to lay off workers.
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The law imposes requirements on companies when it comes to collecting data on children under 13 years of age, which has become a sticking point for a number of tech companies.
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" For Pregegg, Mulkerin's sticking point about the word "gay" never being used in the game meant that Dream Daddy doesn't "focus on a weird or fetish-y way on its gayness.
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Whether corporations use the windfall to fund dividends or share repurchases as opposed to reinvesting in the broader economy has been a sticking point for those who oppose the tax law.
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Spotify is reported to have declined to acquire SoundCloud two other times over the past two years, the FT said, with a proposed price apparently the sticking point on those occasions.
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This change in market competition has long been a sticking point for both regulators and lawmakers on Capitol Hill, but Pai believes the merger would spur more benefits than harms overall.
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Trump has wanted his border security money to come without restrictions — a sticking point with Democrats, who are willing to appropriate funds for border security measures, but not for Trump's wall.
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But other key players on the European right remain circumspect or have rejected them outright, with the dominant influence of Bannon, as an American, emerging as a sticking point for many.
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The size of his hands have been a notorious sticking point for the president, dating back to 1988 when journalist Graydon Carter called him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in Spy magazine.
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BECKY QUICK: Mr. Secretary, just circling back very quickly to the China trade talks: you said that Hauwei is not the sticking point, that the Journal's headline this morning is wrong.
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A fourth sticking point for Uber is a TfL requirement the company inform it of forthcoming changes to its app, which it argues will slow down the rollout of new features.
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