The case isn't an ideal test case, by any means.
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Kymirah can make a great test case for this approach.
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What I'm doing with my time is my test case.
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Silicon Valley's war on ISIS presents an interesting test case.
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In what ways was Mr. Weinstein's trial a "test case"?
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Oklahoma was a ripe test case state for the study.
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But we don't really have to run the test case I've described above to know what NBC would do in such a circumstance, because a similar test case already played out during the campaign.
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That's almost certainly why they've chosen this as a test case.
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"Apple is going to be the big test case," Calacanis continued.
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The DHS ads are a test case for Facebook's new policies.
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Test case for John Bolton -- The implications are bigger than Kupperman.
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South Korea is an extreme test-case for the first approach.
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All this makes Uber an interesting test case in brand management.
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"This will be a test case," he said in an email.
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The midterms were a test case for 2020, to a point.
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Many observers see Congo as a test case for the IMF.
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The uproar has been a test case for Mr. Trump's supporters.
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Why was a Playboy centerfold the test case for the JPG?
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The trial is also a test case for a larger litigation.
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The visionary Gathering Place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a test case.
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The first test case for our movement was the Kavanaugh hearings.
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In their minds, Alabama was the test case — and they succeeded.
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PK, is seen as a test case on abandoned well liability.
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"It's a test case for seeing how people think," he said.
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David Roth: Bartolo is our working test case for this scenario.
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Canada might be a great test case to answer that question.
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But the biggest test case might be in California, where Democratic Gov.
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"This will be a test case for whether it works," he writes.
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In my test case I ran a batch of Stone Pale Ale.
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This is the principle at stake in the Rhodes statue test case.
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Tribbett believes Perriello's run is a test case for Democrats in Virginia.
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Tubbs' program, which started in February, could serve as a test case.
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Many suspect the Iranian dam hack may be the first test case.
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The first such facility in the U.S. will provide a test case.
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This election may not turn out to be a real test case.
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"It will be a test case for the act," Professor Wells said.
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An important test case is likely to concern the state of emergency.
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And of that group, Harvey may also be the most interesting test case.
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The best test case of the system came in the main event: Triple
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The Great Salt Lake is going to be an important test case here.
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I was hooked – which makes me basically the ideal test case for Spectacles.
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This is a test case, not a "get out of jail free" card.
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The country is a test case in a region-wide battle against corruption.
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A test case in that litigation is scheduled go to trial in October.
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The Mongols are watching closely, saying they know theirs is a test case.
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It's so new that we have only one test case: Oregon this year.
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He's the lead actor in a potential test case, and he knows it.
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Donald Trump was the test case for this new era of shameless politics.
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Analysts said Zhao's rise suggests China is using him as a test-case.
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The test case: the former director of the agency's main medical center here.
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Spotify was, in many ways, the perfect test case for a direct listing.
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Numbering in the tens of thousands, they were the test case for deinstitutionalization.
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Europe was proving to be a test case, and its teams were thriving.
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But Trump's pardon of Arpaio is a troubling test case for Trump's values.
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The FBI offers an instructive test case on what Nixon's rash antipathy yielded.
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This is the test case; the experiment in legalization created by the Obama Administration.
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The Note7 probably isn't the best test case for the new digital nanny-state.
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So why is Kupperman, a former official, the test case for this legal question?
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Martha Roby's June 5 primary in Alabama's 20133nd District is an early test case.
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At the very least, the next four years will provide an interesting test case.
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Personally, I think Microsoft's subsidized Xbox 360s were meant to be a test case.
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Patrick's 210 run for governor was seen as a test case for Obama 83.
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OPINION Gender politics and the 2020 Democratic primary: A test case in lessons learned?
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Little is known about Homer Plessy outside his role as a test-case plaintiff.
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This, he said, was to be a test case for more ambitious future collaborations.
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Civil rights lawyers considered making Claudette the test case to dismantle segregation in Alabama.
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And to communities all across the country, [New York] is just the test case.
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Still, it was an ominous test case, and it's not the only warning sign.
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There was also a sense that he would be something of a test case.
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It is a test case of whether smaller firms can still compete with the giants.
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JOHN LAYFIELD, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: I think GM is a perfect test case for this.
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"The CAR is a test case," says Jean-Christophe Carret, the World Bank's country manager.
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London, where Uber has appealed the regulator's decision, is likely to be the test case.
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It'll be a test case of a 2002 terrorism law, brought in after the Sept.
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The Carrier's operation in Indiana could be a significant test case of such a policy.
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It could be a test case for more concert experiences migrating online in the future.
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That this is a pandemic provides the test case for the transnationalization of medical practice.
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As Democratic candidates vie for African-American support, South Carolina could be a test case.
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WikiLeaks' Assange charged under the Espionage Act in a 'major test case' for press freedom
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The campaign was seen as a test case for similar campaigns at other Chinese companies.
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We look at a test case and examine the arguments about whether governments should intervene.
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She also said Alaska appeared to be a test case for the union issue nationally.
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In other words, the state is a good test case for the senator's electability argument.
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This week: Apple is the first test case in a clash of philosophies about capitalism
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"Iran in particular is seen as a test case in Paris and Berlin," he said.
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The plaintiffs in the second test case have appealed Kinkeade's decision to cut the award.
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But by being first out of the gate, New York's plan will be the test case.
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Independent pensions consultant John Ralfe said BHS represents a crucial test case for the Pension Regulator.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German consumer rights champion myRight filed the first legal test case against Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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A test case is the merger of the rail arms of Germany's Siemens and France's Alstom.
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Whenever his NBA time comes, Anunoby will be a fascinating test case for the Kawhi effect.
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Why it matters: This could be private equity's first test case under the new tax regime.
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Canada will be a test case with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau running for reelection this year.
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Some see a test case taking shape for Loyalton and for other cities with dwindling means.
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Ohio will be a test case of this approach in a special House election on Aug.
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And in the country's largest swing state, they have constructed perhaps their purest possible test case.
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If Trump wins the nomination, the general election will provide an even more extensive test case.
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In this way, Afghanistan serves as a test case for a new stage in world politics.
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Mr Noseda sees Jenny's claim as an important test case which, if successful, could spawn others.
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He is the bellwether and the test case, co-opted as territory in a culture war.
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So this is an interesting test case and you can't build, rebuild Florida without Latino labor.
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But this contest was also considered a test case, of sorts, for the 2020 election cycle.
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In order to push for an extension of Roper, he needed to find a test case.
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The San Bernardino attacks, which killed 14 people, presented the F.B.I. with a seemingly perfect test case.
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Malakal represents a key test case for the United Nations' willingness to back those statements with action.
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Iowa was used as the test case for how far can we get the most restrictive bill.
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Hardeman's trial is a test case for some 760 cases nationwide consolidated before Chhabria in federal court.
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Step back, and the special counsel's investigation looks like a test case for the country's political system.
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Test case B is 23-year-old Daniel Ramirez Medina, who has been detained in Washington state.
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It could hardly have been offered a better test case to demonstrate its new human rights principles.
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Energy Minister Jonan said last week this transition would be a "test case" for Indonesia's mining sector.
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In addition, the "rehabilitation of the city will be a test case," for Duterte's leadership, he says.
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The rematch in Washington this November provides an intriguing test case of voter preferences on carbon taxes.
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The project will be a test case for the bloc, which is worried about Beijing's growing influence.
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And it will provide a test case for how thousands of other opioid cases could play out.
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Hoping to draw itself into the high-tech orbit, Portland is about to become a test case.
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As it was for mobile cash, Kenya is considered a test case for the new lending platforms.
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"The South Dakota law is obviously a test case," Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. said on Tuesday.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The encryption debate between Apple and the F.B.I. might have found its new test case.
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But the country is fast becoming a fiery test case for the pressures that are building worldwide.
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"This is in many ways the test case, the petri dish, for safety communications anywhere," O'Brien said.
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If there's going to be a test case, he's not a bad person to start the conversation.
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Donald Trump's campaign appears to be a test case in whether this old adage is true or not.
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The idea was to use the school as a test case for Lenihan's new approach to med school.
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Luckily, new research on a program in Mexico gives us a real-world test case for this idea.
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"This is a test case for the army, to see if they are serious about justice," said Yogusuk.
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He has now become a test case for how the Indian authorities deal with heavily indebted business magnates.
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The legalization of cannabis is presenting an interesting test case for this territory, which has six dry communities.
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It's a test case seeking judicial assessment of whether Uber is complicit in illegal acts by its drivers.
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As it was for mobile cash, Kenya is something of a test case for the new lending platforms.
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But small as it still is, Creators for Change is a valuable test case for a big idea.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court announced Monday it will hear an important test case for digital privacy rights.
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It's an intriguing test case for open-source software, highlighting how decentralized systems must grapple with internal conflict.
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Clinton think about autonomous trucks is in some ways a test case for their ideas about technology generally.
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The experience became a story of middle-aged angst, and a test case in how to tame it.
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The moons of Saturn and Jupiter offer a test case of whether biology could exist without an atmosphere.
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The legal spat was seen as a test case of the giant retailer's operating strategy in the country.
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Toys "R" Us has also served as a test case for how workers exert their influence through pensions.
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In the meantime, the first person to jailbreak a car will certainly make for an interesting test case.
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And if Obama is a test case, voters seem not to care about that sort of flip-flop.
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The peppers are, in many ways, the perfect test case: They are more difficult to grow than lettuces.
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She engineered a bold plan that would become a test case for old-school retailers' partnerships with Amazon.
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Japan appeared set to offer an early test case of whether an aging population can spur wage growth.
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He said NAFTA is a test case for how the U.S. may behave on the broader world stage.
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He will preside over three consolidated Ohio lawsuits in what is known as a "bellwether," or test case.
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"They saw Iraq as the test case for their ideals about American power and world leadership," Packer writes.
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Enlight Photofox should prove to be an interesting test case for the viability of subscriptions in the App Store.
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A bellwether trial is a sort of test case that is used to shape the process for similar cases.
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Look for DeVos to be a test case of whether they can get any political traction with that argument.
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As it was for mobile money systems, Kenya is something of a test case for the new lending platforms.
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So the victory by Denmark's Social Democrats (SD) in an election on June 22th is an important test case.
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The San Bernardino test case will likely set up a legal fight that could go to the Supreme Court.
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It makes for an ideal test case of the Obama administration's emerging "name and shame" cyber policy, experts said.
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Mr. Faulkner is an especially colorful test case, but the sector's record suggests it may not be the last.
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Vermont does not have a referendum process, and that has made the state a test case for legislative approval.
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Mr. Netanyahu would be something of a test case as Israel's first sitting prime minister to be formally charged.
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Cara and Kevin are his test case: she the ambivalent protégée he tries to refashion in his own image.
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He was creating a test case — one with ramifications that extend far beyond a music festival in North Idaho.
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Right now, the group is treating Gucci as a test case, which may only add to the general confusion.
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Mr. King, the Maine senator, sees the decisions over the next few weeks on Iran as a test case.
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The verdict on Thursday came in the third test case, with the second producing the earlier $500 million verdict.
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The test case for religious institutions was Bob Jones University, which did not at the time admit African Americans.
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We're told Prince's siblings are aware people are profiting off Prince's image, and they're considering filing a test case.
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"Ayotzinapa is a test case of the Mexican authorities' willingness and ability to tackle serious human rights violations," Zeid said.
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He cites William Gibson's short story "Burning Chrome," which served as a test case for Gibson's classic cyberpunk novel Neuromancer.
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Some Democrats have suggested McGahn could be a good test case for inherent contempt as a former White House official.
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And if the past is any test case, those companies may not put much effort into enforcing it even-handedly.
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This wouldn't be my preferred way to play Assassin's Creed, but it is a good test case for the technology.
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If Democrats decide to go to court to try and force his testimony, he could be their first test case.
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But as you explain in "Drilled," Big Oil really was the first test case for this kind of PR campaign.
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The Japanese experience is serving as something of a test case for what happens when a country gets too old.
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"It is a test case for the industry," one of the people who knows about the new bond told IFR.
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"What we saw yesterday was a test case," said Marc Chandler, head of foreign exchange strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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Many see his trial as a test case for religious freedom laws in Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country.
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Amy McGrath could be a test case of exactly what kind of Democrat will be competitive in the 2018 midterms.
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The ensuing trial, in 1972 in Bobigny, a suburb of Paris, became a famous test case for abortion rights advocates.
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Now, it is making Ireland an early test case for new policies meant to block such meddling in foreign elections.
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In Mr. Bolsonaro they have come to see something of an ideal villain tailor-made for a legal test case.
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Her race has become a test case for the larger Democratic strategy of hitting vulnerable Republicans for obstructing Garland's nomination.
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"As a sort of test case of TV spectacle, I imagine the numbers will be abysmally bad," Wallace-Wells said.
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If he does decide to come, it would be a fascinating test case of how Europe sees South American soccer.
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It will be an important test case for politicians around the world who see it as a possibly transformative policy solution.
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Some lawyers said they expect many more clerics to be charged in Australia as a result of Wilson&aposs test case.
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The furry community is almost like a test case for a community that is, by most of the world, very marginalized.
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The store may serve as a test case for whether department stores have a future, as people more frequently shop online.
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The probe could become a test case into the foundations of the data-driven model the online ad industry depends on.
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The first major test case for the new system came with Seattle's city council elections, which will be wrapping in November.
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Homelessness is a "test case" for whether the powers that were devolved to the region can make a difference, he says.
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As Democrats run on an anti-corruption message, Hunter, a Donald Trump-loving Marine veteran, seems like the perfect test case.
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He cited the test case of a Kansas special election in a district that Donald Trump had won by 27 points.
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As the Trump administration encourages states to push ahead with work requirements, Arkansas is likely to serve as a test case.
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IBM launched P-TECH Brooklyn in 2011 as a test case for reimagining the way we prepare high schoolers for jobs.
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This complaint turned into a "test case" for the reform efforts, as the inspector general launched an investigation of Korniyets' activities.
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Franken will be a test case of just how much bad behavior people are willing to tolerate from their politicians now.
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Tightly directed by Meera Menon from an astute, efficient script by Amy Fox, "Equity" takes Naomi herself as a test case.
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"It's like this perfect test case," says Andrew Ferguson, a professor of law at the University of the District of Columbia.
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Ellen's coming out was a test case for public acceptance of homosexuality, and in 1997, it certainly seemed to have failed.
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Bank of America Corp, which has closed a quarter of its branches since 2009, could eventually serve as a test case.
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It's also a test case for whether a major company feels comfortable allying itself with a group that effectively promotes violence.
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An American president saluting a North Korean military officer in the presence of a smiling dictator is a new test case.
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New Hampshire is a tough test case for whether the Vermont senator can appeal to nonwhite voters; it's 90 percent white.
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Of course, no one has spent the way Mr. Bloomberg can, so there isn't a perfect test case for his approach.
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Ayotte's reelection could be a test case for other politicians who may want to stray away from the NRA's hard line.
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After the Espionage Act charges on Thursday, Vladeck told CNN this will be "major test case" on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Colombia, seen as a key test case of the impact of the virus, has 42,706 cases of Zika, including 7,653 pregnant women.
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But the dash to find Gazda and start turning his video into money is a good test case for Storyful's agency business.
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For a game like Assassin's Creed, it seems to work, so Google was wise to use it as a first test case.
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There is a fundamental test case where prosecutors want to get the court's assessment of contributing sense lasted for illegal taxi services.
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To those who view Essar as a test case for the new regime it looks more like a kick in the teeth.
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The legal case has been closely observed by investors, who see it as a test case for the rights of minority stakeholders.
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The saga is not affecting the market, but traders are watching it closely as an early test case for President-elect Trump.
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But Iron Fist should prove an interesting test case about the downside of Marvel's meticulously planned, hyper-connected approach to franchise-building.
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"It's going to be a test case to see how the Trump administration reacts when forced to make a decision," he said.
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I'm impressed at the work that's gone into Fallout 4 VR, and it's an excellent test case for open-world virtual reality.
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The government is working on a plan to create grazing reserves, with the first one soon to open as a test case.
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People who are in the business of selling predictions need to present the past as predictable—the ground truth, the test case.
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"This is a test case," Bartley Madden, a retired Credit Suisse banker and policy adviser to the conservative Heartland Institute, told KHN.
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"Use New York as a test case," Mr. Cuomo said in an interview of his gun control measures, including the Safe Act.
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A federal judge in Cleveland said a test case regarding the opioid crisis should be brought to the Supreme Court next year.
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"We looked at the Bowery as a bit of a test case, so we could experiment and try different things," he said.
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In a test case described in JAMA Network Open, researchers used artificial intelligence to link health data with a medical record number.
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"It's a perfect test case of what happens when a culture begins to shift," said Deborah Tuerkheimer, a law professor at Northwestern.
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Why did the law professor Deborah Tuerkheimer say, "It's a perfect test case of what happens when a culture begins to shift"?
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The party is currently considered a "test case" for the agency, not yet a "case of suspicion," which would allow surveillance measures.
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More broadly, the CVS-Aetna tie-up will be a test case for other potential vertical mergers in the health care space.
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While the Justice Department sees the San Bernardino incident as its ideal test case, Apple is hoping for a legal win in Brooklyn.
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It may be that this was a test case, and they wanted to see how useful it was, whoever unleashed it on us.
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"If this bill is upheld, there could conceivably be a test case that will have to be decided by the Georgia Supreme Court."
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Mr Ip closes with a very interesting set of thoughts: Brexit is thus turning out to be a useful test case for deglobalization.
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For the administration, it was perhaps the perfect test case, one that put Apple on the side of keeping secrets for a terrorist.
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Some have speculated that this is a test case so Hong Kong can take harsher measures if it withstands legal and public challenges.
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The back-to-back conventions are a great test case of which approach will work better, and we won't know for some time.
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If Iraq was a test case on regime change, the answer clearly must be that we cannot allow this to happen in Iran.
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Natick involved submerging a self-contained data centre underwater as a test case to see if submersible cloud computing is a viable technology.
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So LA posts a test case for reformers nationwide: If they can do it here, they should be able to do it anywhere.
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In so many words, it's a great test case for what Google is promising: lag-free video games over modern broadband connection speeds.
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How the government deals with the murder is being seen as a test case in corruption fighting for the government and President Poroshenko.
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"We were looking for a way to have real impact and we knew this was going to be a test case," he said.
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Ireland has turned into a test case of whether Facebook and Google can thwart foreign groups from influencing elections, and misinformation from spreading.
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For the president's critics, Stone's legal saga has become a test case for whether those with White House connections receive preferential legal treatment.
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The standoff between Apple and the government is quickly becoming a test case that could determine the future of access to encrypted devices.
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"This is an important test case for a quietly important statute," said Steve Vladeck, lawyer to service members and also a CNN contributor.
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One way or another, said Professor Victor at the University of California, "Puerto Rico is an important test case of climate-change politics."
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But as CNBC points out, the Petro could provide a test-case for other nations with economies struggling due to sanctions — most notably, Russia.
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Government ministers and officials have previously said that they were open to bringing in a strategic investor in IDBI Bank as a test case.
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Meanwhile, other analysts have pointed to earlier elections in emerging economies as a good test case, including Argentina in 2015 and India in 2014.
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That deal is seen as test case for Hebei's ambitious experiment, hastening sector consolidation, ousting inefficient minnows and creating mega-mills to compete globally.
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It was predictable that Germany, with its Nazi past and unique sensitivity to extremist politics, would serve as the test case for Strasbourg's standard.
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The trial is seen as a test case for the court's International Crimes Division, one of the first domestic war-crimes courts in Africa.
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What makes Wikipedia such a good test case is that it was founded in January 2001, during the very early days of the internet.
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"The feature's effects can be delicate which made it an intriguing test case for detecting both drastic and subtle alterations to faces," said Adobe.
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Other existing plaintiffs can apply to join the test case proceedings for the next six months but new plaintiffs cannot come forward to join.
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Congenital cataracts are an especially compelling test-case because of the possibility of reversing the illness given timely intervention and rigorous follow-up care.
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A backlash against globalization on both sides of the Atlantic, however, makes the deal a test case for the West's commitment to trade liberalization.
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For his theatrical test case, Shakespeare chose an example closer to home: the brief, unhappy reign in 15th-century England of King Richard III.
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The fight was widely -- and rightly -- regarded as a test case for how Democrats could/should deal with Trump for the next two years.
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"My test case was a still from 'The Song of Songs,' which was the first Hollywood movie she made without Sternberg," Ms. Lemay said.
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"We think that KELT-11b will be a great test case to help us understand the mechanism that causes inflated planets," Pepper told Phys.org.
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Whatever the outcome of the meeting, however, the panel's decision is being viewed as a test case for the growing market of cigarette alternatives.
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There is every chance that a prominent test case like this could take years and eventually end up in the High Court of Australia.
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At Mr. Kerzner's urging, all but four of those baskets were removed five years ago in an early test case of the department's policy.
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The misfortune of the Houston area, combined with its relative wealth and experience with disasters, has made it a test case for climate resilience.
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With Governor Stitt's sign-on, the Trump administration has found the perfect test case to roll out Medicaid cuts and disguise them as expansion.
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A Legacy of Healing is a test case for History Colorado Center, the government-funded museum charged with telling stories from the state's past.
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Italy will now be the first test case of the euro area fiscal policy run by Germany and its proxies at the EU Commission.
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Ms Yellen argued for more research into the idea last year but in January said that she herself would not provide a test case.
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Let's take, for example, dealing with the Congress and especially Republicans in the Congress, as a possible test case for applying The Donald Code.
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The economic ripple effects of the wave of minimum wage increases are hard to measure precisely, making the Seattle experience an important test case.
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The partners are doing a test case for a 50-year mortgage for a container-based project, which will make owning a home more attainable.
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Over time, Fultz—and Simmons, once his foot heals—could become an interesting test case for just how much winning at basketball's developmental levels matters.
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It was a test case for a TV alternative, alongside Dish's Sling TV and, later, a slew of copycats from DirecTV, Google, Hulu and others.
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The nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court will be a vital test case of whether Democrats can mobilize voters nationwide over abortion rights.
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Wall Street banks want to avoid passing negative interest rates along to U.S. consumers, even in a test-case scenario in this year's regulatory exams.
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I don't know if I was the test case or not, but I didn't know search, so my skillset was that I knew the role.
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So we're going to face a real test case this morning, because the dollar is going down against the euro and oil is going higher.
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As it turns out, songbirds make for an ideal test case because so much of their lives revolve around the relatively arbitrary behavior of singing.
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The state was a test case in how making coverage mandatory, coupled with affordability standards, could impact human behavior and drive the uninsured rate lower.
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This matter is an ideal test case, pitting Congress and the Justice Department against two attorneys general trying to win points with their political base.
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The bank said ASIC's lawsuit was an "important test case" and welcomed the "clarity that today's decision provides for the interpretation of responsible lending obligations".
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The legal debate in that state offered what many legal analysts saw as a powerful test case for the Justice Department to establish its position.
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This is one of the biggest game releases of the year, and an interesting test case for the state of first-person shooters in general.
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Experts said the woman was a test case, and that it was far from clear whether the procedure would prompt improvements for others like her.
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In 2000, after a change in British obscenity law, Penguin Books published a paperback edition, knowing that it was likely to become a test case.
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"This weeks ECB meeting will be the first test case for ECB President Christine Lagarde," ING's eurozone chief economist Carsten Brzeski wrote in a note.
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It would be an interesting test case ... especially considering the Sussexes will be spending much more time in Canada after quitting their Senior Royal duties.
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Another company, OneWeb, recently connected six schools in rural areas as a test case, and is planning a constellation of 2,000 satellites of its own.
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Given this backdrop, Tank Battalion 210 has become an informal test case for what needs to be done to achieve greater efficiencies and broader cooperation.
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He's asking citizens to nominate someone they know who could use the extra income, to offer a real-time test case of his central policy idea.
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It is scrutinizing the federal party as a "Prüffall" — or "test case" — the lowest level in a three-tiered system of investigation that the office conducts.
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The relevant test case here is Adriel Hampton, a San Francisco activist and marketing firm owner who registered to run for governor of California this week.
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Andy Hall, a prominent British human rights activist in Thailand who has consulted on several cases involving migrants, said the litigation was an important test case.
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A little bit later, they found their perfect test case: an iPhone belonging to an ISIS supporter who had committed a mass shooting on US soil.
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Iowa is a test case for Mr. Cruz's belief that he can inspire millions of white evangelical Christians who have never voted before to turn out.
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The law was seen as an international test case but is set to be amended in response to criticism that too much content is being blocked.
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Paul Alan Levy of Public Citizen said the group regards this suit as a test case for web forums' liability for images embedded via deep links.
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The result "will serve as a good test case for ranked-choice voting, and it signals growing momentum for this voting reform," Vox's Li Zhou wrote.
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"What I'm telling my students is, this is a great test case," said Maurice Stucke, an antitrust expert at the University of Tennessee College of Law.
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There, prescription benefits managers had taken aim at the drug, announcing in advance that they saw it as a test case to help rein in prices.
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Because such oversight is a form of criticism, it offers a test case of the thesis that increased scrutiny of the police leads to more crime.
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And depending on what the F.B.I. finds and how the Senate responds, it could serve as the test case for the power of the #MeToo movement.
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He described it as a test case for a larger theory of Democratic politics, defined by continuous attacks on Republican policies rather than on Mr. Trump.
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This Ethiopian test case shows us that, with a little investment and a lot of hard work, the most vulnerable places can become dramatically more resilient.
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The law, called NetzDG for short, is an international test case and how it plays out is being closely watched by other countries considering similar measures.
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Instagram had been building a filter that would automatically delete specific words (or emoji) from users' feeds, and Swift's account made a fitting first test case.
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He added that how Hahn deals with the vaping issue "is a pretty good test case" for non-vaping issues that could cause political divides. Sen.
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The trial has been closely watched as a test case for 1503,000 Turks who have been imprisoned in a government crackdown since last year's failed coup.
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Julia Hahn, the twenty-five-year-old Breitbart News reporter who has just been named a special assistant to the President, could be a test case.
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Studies showed that the pipeline would not have a momentous effect on jobs or the environment, but both sides made it into a symbolic test case.
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For now, however, Fannie told IFR that its Blackstone financing was a test case and not yet part of a broader lending initiative to institutional landlords.
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"Italy is the big test case for the euro," said Joachim Fels, global economic advisor at PIMCO at the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit in New York.
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Combining South Korean initiative, capital and technology with the North's cheap labor, the industrial park has been seen as a test case for reunification between the Koreas.
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I think it's just like, okay, this is all going on here, and it's a test case that can pull back the curtain on many other instances.
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"Irish was the test case because we were the first minority language on the platform and we're still one of the most popular courses," said Ó Doinn.
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The Democrat, who agreed to share their personal views based on anonymity, believes Conyers' is a test case for how Democrats handle misconduct allegations against major figures.
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Lowe was interested in testing this capability out, but identifying the perfect test case wasn't easy—until the plan to release the grand jury testimony was announced.
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Canada, which is rolling out a federal carbon tax next month, will be the latest test case and could affect Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's reelection next year.
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But he could be an early test case of the administration's intentions to gum up the impeachment works with contentious legal challenges that could last for months.
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The trial is seen as a test case for a Nigerian law banning gay marriage, punishable by a 14-year jail term, and same-sex "amorous relationships".
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Mr Polman is no saint, but his legacy is to have made one of Europe's biggest companies a test case of how far shareholder primacy should go.
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And Gray, in particular, is an interesting test case: He's running as a pro-Trump loyalist with a promise to be a "willing partner" to the President.
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In some ways, Keystone was an easy test case — a project owned by a foreign company, built to ship foreign oil through the US, mostly for export.
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Clearly this was a test case for a much larger roll-out, building on a previous deal reached with Twitter last year to publish more content online.
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How the voters respond to Trump tapping South Carolina Nikki Haley, a long-time critic of the president-elect, as U.N. ambassador will be a test case.
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"Italy is the big test case for the euro," said Joachim Fels, global economic adviser at PIMCO, at the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit in New York.
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The legal challenge had been seen as a test case for the government's power to compel private companies to access users' data on behalf of the government.
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Many critics see that as a test case and question whether the FTC is actually equipped to enforce the many consent agreements it has with tech companies.
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The Niassa Reserve in northern Mozambique, one of the last great wildernesses of southern Africa, is becoming both a test case and emblem of the ban's failures.
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"My advice would have been, comply this time, and wait for a better test case when the case is not so clearly in favor of the F.B.I."
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Twitter also serves as a test case for potential bigger players that have come under scrutiny over their political advertising policies, including Facebook, which is surely watching.
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To cite another test case, think of Laurie Metcalf, who recently shifted between "Lady Bird" onscreen, "Three Tall Women" onstage and onward into television's impending "Roseanne" spinoff.
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The decision to bring back Kinya Seto caps a months-long saga widely seen as a test case for governance and minority shareholder rights in Japan Inc.
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That approach has been seen as something of a test case for other leftist parties looking to counter the surge of populism across Europe and farther afield.
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The festival could be a test case for large events and would be fun for local residents, said Ms. Rosenthal, who does not live on the island.
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A test case will be the campaign of Representative Jared Polis, who is running for Colorado governor with the promise of protecting and promoting the cannabis industry.
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Why it matters: Contactless payment technology can bring down operating costs and act as a test case for subsequent attempts to make subways more accessible and modern.
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After a change in British obscenity law in 1959, Penguin Books decided to publish a paperback edition, knowing that it was likely to become a test case.
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One test case could be China, which the Trump Organization has identified as a "top priority among high-potential emerging markets," according to a 2013 press release.
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Intelligent people are seeing the writing on the wall — whether it be Virginia's test case for gun confiscation or threats of another world war on the horizon.
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Similar class actions are pending against eight other lenders including No.1 National Australia Bank and second-biggest Commonwealth Bank, with ANZ seen as a test case.
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The law, seen as a test-case in Europe's effort to rein in harmful social media content, has caused some speech to be removed unfairly, critics say.
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"How you will deal with this issue is a pretty good test case for how you will deal with these issues on an ongoing basis," he said.
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That may seem reasonable, but Mr Magufuli's firebrand populism, as well as his unpredictability, have made it a particularly worrying test case for mining firms across the region.
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But the Yacu Kallpa was quickly turning into a test case of whether the environmental commitments in free trade treaties amounted to anything more than words on paper.
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" Prochaska called the new law "an important test case" and said San Francisco was the ideal city to test the new policy as a sort of "natural experiment.
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Poland will be the fifth biggest state in the post-Brexit EU and is, Commission officials say, more of a worry — the "test case" for curbing intolerant leaders.
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Given the high profile of the Google+ incident, it may become a test-case for how Google and other companies might act in similar situations in the future.
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The government's showdown with Apple may have been postponed, but the core issues at play will surely rise again as soon as the next "test case" comes around.
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Guadalupe García de Rayos is test case A. The Arizona woman was deported to Mexico because she was arrested in 2008 for using a fake Social Security number.
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He said Singapore's multi-cultural society, compared with South Korea and Japan, and sizeable foreign workforce made the country a test case that would be watched by others.
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For the NFL, this builds on a previous test case with Yahoo, streaming one game last season, which successfully yielded 15.2 million viewers and 33.6 million video streams.
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Purportedly a proposal to reign in VA employees, Miller has since repeatedly said his bill should serve as a test case for destroying civil service protections government wide.
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But after a test-case at a facility services shop in Arizona, Timm-Brock was asked whether she could expand the monitoring to other industrial systems — like forklifts.
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And reports that the agency stopped its Equifax probe seems like a perfect test case of what will and will not be investigated by the office under Mulvaney.
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How this mandate might apply to an AI algorithm trained on data that a user wants to delete is not specifically prescribed and awaits its first test case.
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The Stockade, located about 100 miles north of Manhattan, is supposed to be a test case for controversial vision of implementing promotion and relegation in professional American soccer.
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Apple's deal for Shazam has been seen as a possible test case for Ms. Vestager, who has said antitrust enforcement must evolve to consider the value of data.
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Alabama is in the South, Ohio State in the Midwest and Oklahoma in the Southwest, making it a perfect test case for whether regional bias affects Heisman voting.
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The takeover saga surrounding the hotel operator is also seen as a test case for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push for greater returns for shareholders and corporate disclosure.
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That is why we and America Unites for Kids filed a citizen suit as a test case to protect students and teachers not just in Malibu but nationwide.
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The takeover saga surrounding the hotel operator is also seen as a test case for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push for greater returns for shareholders and corporate disclosure.
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But more broadly, China sees this confrontation as a test case for its ability to impose its will on the wider region – and so far it is winning.
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"It's really a good test case as we're looking at other types of carve-outs to Section 230," said Jeff Kosseff, an expert on the Section 230 protections.
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"It's really a good test case as we're looking at other types of carve-outs to Section 230," said Jeff Kosseff, an expert on the Section 230 protections.
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Still, the election is a test case for whether Europe, which will also see major elections in France and Germany this year, can manage its rising populist movements.
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The question of whether a sitting governor can be impeached for transgressions committed before holding office is a legally ambiguous one — and Greitens could be the test case.
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"This is a test case," said Bartley Madden, a retired Credit Suisse banker and policy adviser to the conservative Heartland Institute, who is another investor in the vaccine.
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And long before melted ice caps wash over Ocean Drive, one of America's most vulnerable big cities is becoming a test case for the modern problem of climate gentrification.
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The draft law aims to make it easier for people to join a legal test case, thereby avoiding high costs that might otherwise put them off bringing legal action.
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The result is a fascinating test case in how the micromobility trend fares in an extremely dense, highly populated area with unfettered access to electric vehicles at all times.
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The specific rule set of CMV made it an ideal test case, but Perspective models are malleable; individual subreddits can customize the scoring algorithm to match their community guidelines.
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Teespring was another test case, and you can see a video below of how they were able to redeploy staff to other parts of the business after implementing Radar:
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But a ruling in favor of the two drivers bringing this test case could lead to dozens more coming forward and affect the firm's reliance on the self-employed.
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It still leaves plenty of things ambiguous: are the new meteors falling because some alien intelligence is directing them, and after the test case, the invasion is ramping up?
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U.S. prosecutors were smart to pick the mass shooting as a test case for an encryption fight with tech companies, said Michael Froomkin, a University of Miami law professor.
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Virginia is a strong test case for the Republican Party's future appeal because it is a state that has for so long been out of the reach of conservatives.
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But, it is curious that, given Baltimore's history of police-involved deaths, the "test case" is this one, which arises from an incident of alleged acts of criminal negligence.
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The South China Sea, and particularly this week's ruling, are a test case for whether China becomes the kind of power that works within that system, or against it.
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Failing to complete census forms in Australia is punishable by fines, but Mr. Xenophon said he was willing to be a test case to raise questions about information security.
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The San Bernardino case offers prosecutors what they believe is a strong test case to establish the government's power to force a technology company to unlock its own encryption.
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On Wednesday, the High Court rejected a legal test case that challenged Australia's right to deport detained asylum seekers to Nauru, about 3,000 km (1,800 miles) northeast of Australia.
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Lockport's facial recognition program has become both a local controversy and a national test case at the forefront of a wave of similar systems rolling out in American schools.
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This time, in what amounts to a test case for all survivors of the laundries, the main target of her complaint will not be the nuns but Ireland itself.
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The trial would have served as a test case to hold the drug industry accountable for an epidemic of opioid addiction that has killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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The dispute was seen as a test case of whether the right to hold the belief that there are only two sexes is protected under British human-rights law.
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The British and American teams saw the investigation as a test case for the prosecutor general's office, which needed to provide evidence to the British to present in court.
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As water becomes an increasingly scarce and contested resource in many parts of the world, all eyes will be on the test case being played out along the Nile.
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Quinn got approval from former players and managers to use the name Flying Fathers, and the first test case was a benefit game in Ennismore, Ontario, in January 2018.
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Code/Media is a two-day event that explores what happens when technology forces change in the media business, and right now there's no better test case than ESPN.
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WASHINGTON — In a major test case, Medicare is poised to cover a promising but expensive new type of cancer treatment, with significant restrictions meant to hold down the cost.
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We have a very recent test case for this: Arkansas, which had already expanded Medicaid in 2014, proposed scaling back its Medicaid eligibility from 133 percent to 100 percent.
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The special elections have only proven a partially useful test case, given that none of the House Republican candidates who won actually had to cast a vote on its behalf.
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Shares of Chemours and DuPont fell sharply in afternoon trade Wednesday after the Dow component was found liable for a man's testicular cancer in a test case involving 3,500 lawsuits.
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Some predicted that other countries that have been looking at Mexico as a test case would follow in the country's footsteps and implement their own taxes on sugar sweetened beverages.
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Ares Management LP made a similar change earlier this year, but KKR's $20 billion market capitalization is more than four times that of Ares and provides a better test case.
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The beta is only available in Thailand, which the company will be using as a test case to decide whether to expand PUBG Lite to more regions in the future.
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It remains to be seen how Iran will finance the multibillion-dollar purchases, but executives in other industries see the airline transaction as a critical test case, according to Weafer.
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The trial was closely watched as a test case for similar mergers, and soon after the judge's decision was announced, Comcast announced a $65 billion bid for 21st Century Fox.
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Andrew Dyson, partner at law firm DLA Piper, said that this will be a "test case for how far" the Irish DPC is willing to assert its new regulatory powers.
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The affiliate accounts are only currently regulated by the bookmakers, with the ASA not having a test case for bookmaker affiliate marketing and the Gambling Commission not actively policing them.
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But a mile away in New Jersey, Hoboken already offers a test case of the promises and the perils of the electric vehicles, which have taken hold across the world.
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But it does provide a test case for what candidates on the left can do when they weave religion into their rhetoric—and perhaps even a path forward for 2020.
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But while Zimbabwe's conditions are unique, digital currency experts believe it offers a valuable test case for the viability of bitcoin on a national scale, which could have global implications.
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China sees the port in Djibouti, which also hosts an American port, as a "test case" for how to militarize other ports around the world, according to the Pentagon adviser.
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"It could be a test case for the region," said Musa Shteiwi, a sociologist who sat on an Education Ministry committee for six months last year to change the textbooks.
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In some ways, Australia has been viewed in Washington as a test case of what China could get away with in a country with a strong economy and Western values.
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When Ms. Strauss-Gabel asked Mr. Green if he would be interested in making his novels a test case for the format in the United States, he was immediately intrigued.
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Another defendant, Raymond Lugo, 52, who was arrested with his brother, Nelson Lugo, said the prosecution felt like a test case, or legal stunt, to send a message to dealers.
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So now that the tape of Trump bragging about groping women is in the campaign mix, Glenn Thrush of Politico suggests Ohio could be a prime test case of its impact.
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But for people who work on Syria, it was almost a test case for 'Does the world still care, not just about death but the fact that it was organized, systematic?
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The question of whether Gambia can install opposition figure Adama Barrow as president is seen as a test case for African democracy in a region accustomed to coups and political unrest.
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Over the next six months Mr Fillon's candidacy will be a test case for whether mainstream leaders can find an electable alternative to populism within the boundaries of liberal-democratic politics.
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A Wrinkle in Time doesn't need to serve as a test case for whether films directed by black women, and with black leads, can be successes, because of course they can.
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West Point, the training ground for young Army cadets, has become a test case for fixes that could be applied at all 34 privatized Army family housing projects across the country.
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Mr Oettinger's foray into political consulting has provided a test case for rules on commissioners' post-term activities, which were recently revamped by the current European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker.
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The study used temperature and humidity data to predict in which cities it would be the most risky to host the Summer Games outdoors, using the marathon as a test case.
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It's also a test case for the shifting balance of civilian and military leadership in the nation's politics, where any precedent that is set now could long outlast the Trump presidency.
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The challenge to it was seen as a test case for public health legislation globally, and could lead to tighter marketing rules for unhealthy foods and alcohol as well as tobacco.
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Kentucky provides a great test case for what happens when Obamacare transfers from a supportive administration that goes all-in on enrollment to a hostile one that cuts back on outreach.
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"We continue to believe President Trump may use this proceeding — which targets a relatively narrow energy subsector — as a test case for his tough-on-trade America First agenda," they said.
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The fall-out from the dispute is being closely watched in Britain as a test case for how EU shares may be traded in London after the country leaves the bloc.
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Its restructuring was seen as an important test case of what pension trustees can do when they discover they have promised more in benefits than their funds can hope to deliver.
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The court rejected a legal test case brought by an unidentified Bangladeshi woman that challenged Australia's right to deport detained asylum seekers to the tiny South Pacific island nation of Nauru.
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The standoff is likely to grow in coming weeks, and appears primed to turn into a test case about the government's powers to force tech companies to access their users' data.
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Pro-choice activists say Hernandez's retrial is an important test case that could signal the stance on abortion taken by El Salvador's new president, Nayib Bukele, who took office in June.
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The prospect of actual neo-Nazis marching through a major city's street once seemed like a hypothetical—a test case about how even loathsome people have First Amendment rights to assemble.
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A test case for the industry's political muscle will be the campaign of Mr. Polis, a Boulder congressman who is running for governor as an unabashed supporter of the cannabis community.
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The vote, seen by some as another test case for Japan's corporate governance, would allow the Japanese molding machine manufacturer to block Murakami's bid for up to 43.8% of the company.
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"It'll be an interesting test case for Stadia because it's such a fast-paced game," said Carter Rogers, principle analyst at SuperData, a Nielsen company that tracks the video game industry.
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As a journalist who spends eight or so hours a day paying at least glancing attention to the Twitter timeline, I'm a somewhat poor test case for the value of Topics.
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While the data in the test case was fairly innocuous - just the output of movement trackers like Fitbit - it suggests that de-identified data may not be so anonymous after all.
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Judge Gorsuch, 22016, is their first test case, with his confirmation hearing set to begin on Monday — but the conservative activists say more is at stake than just the Supreme Court.
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The vote, seen by some as another test case for Japan's corporate governance, would allow the Japanese molding machine manufacturer to block Murakami's bid for up to 43.8% of the company.
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Iowa was viewed as a test case by some for other states that submitted similar, if far less-reaching, waivers and of how the Trump administration would respond to such requests.
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Both Greg Ip of the Wall Street Journal and Eric Posner of University of Chicago Law School argue that capital requirements would be a perfect test case for cost-benefit analysis.
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The ADP sale could take a long time to be completed, given the complexity of its structure, and it is likely to serve as a test case for broader French privatisation policy.
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But he was also capable of ferocious abstraction, as in the first section of his "Structures" (1951) for two pianos, a test case in applying serial principles to rhythm, volume and color.
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And if last night's appearance at the continuous Haters Ball that is LA basketball was any test case, the LA iteration of the Chargers are going to be unpopular for a while.
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Indeed, Fram seemed like the perfect test case for a new kind of enforcement from the foundation — a prolific user whose bad behavior warranted a severe sanction short of a lifetime ban.
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The former could be an interesting test case, as some investors are leery about both the cyclical nature of the crane business and the typically aggressive behavior of Apollo, the deal's sponsor.
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Its accession is also seen as a test case for banking supervision, now handled by the ECB for the biggest lenders in the bloc, including the top three banks in each country.
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Evergreen bondholders are taking their concerns directly to regulators, who have participated in meetings between the bondholders and ICBC, setting up the conflict as a potential test case on China's underwriting laws.
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As I observe in my analysis of the Malheur occupation in my new book, Not So Golden State, they fought back in the federal court system courts, and lost every test case.
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A federal magistrate judge has recommended allowing a closely watched test case by an Ohio county seeking to hold drug manufacturers and distributors responsible for a nationwide opioid epidemic to move forward.
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Pokémon Go, as one of the most popular mobile games ever released, is a fascinating test case for observing just how taxing a single app can be for an entire network's performance.
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The fall-out from the dispute is being closely watched in Britain as a test case for how EU shares may be traded in London after the country leaves the European Union.
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As the first fully fan-owned club in English football, they served as a test case for Supporters Direct and pioneered the fan ownership model now widely used in the lower leagues.
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"The Dallas Buyers Club case will seen as an important precedent and test case, which will be useful to make sense of all the new policy developments coming our way," he said.
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Tom MacArthur is ground zero for the health care and tax debate, and seen nationally as a test case for whether the two issues were as potent as Democrats believed this year.
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But some Democrats believe the primary could be a test case for the party as Democrats continue to grapple with an internal debate over whether to support candidates opposed to abortion rights.
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The IMF's approval of a bailout was seen by many as a test case, amid expectations that a number of African nations with large Chinese debts will seek relief from the Fund.
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Whether Idaho's plan is a pragmatic step forward or a politically motivated blow against the Affordable Care Act, or perhaps both, the fate of the plan has become an essential test case.
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Lixil emerged as a test case for Japan's governance reform after four investment firms in March called for Ushioda to leave the company's board along with the chief operating officer, Hirokazu Yamanashi.
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Strategists have said Ms. Warren, along with Mr. O'Rourke and Mr. Sanders, will provide a test case for how much Democrats care about the language of movements being reflected in a campaign.
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McGahn is effectively the test case for numerous subpoenas the committee has issued or authorized to current and former Trump administration officials for testimony related to obstruction of justice and other matters.
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Bavaria has become a test case for how to win back voters from the far right even if the price is to move right and close ranks with populists in neighboring countries.
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Broadcom is seen as a test case for a policy that could have significant ramifications for companies like Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google that have been targeted in Europe over anticompetitive practices.
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LinkedUp is a test case for all of this, and so Dfinity is open-sourcing LinkedUp for developers to create other types of open internet services on the structure it has built.
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For many investors, Tesla marks a test case for the broader stock-market rally that has sent shares to records and driven the Dow Jones Industrial Average toward 30000 in recent sessions.
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One or more of the new laws could serve as a test case for the high court to reexamine and potentially overturn the constitutional right to an abortion under Roe vs. Wade.
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Democrats think he's their only hope to flip Georgia's 6th district, and the race is being watched as a test case of how much they can run against Trump in the midterms.
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The decision was seen as a test case for EU countries which have been dealing with a huge number of refugees in the past two years, mainly from the conflict in Syria.
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It's an early test case on how privacy legislation in the era of biometrics and massive data collection will need to be written if the intent is to work as a preventative measure.
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During a debate last year, Yang, an entrepreneur and former tech executive, disclosed his plan to give 10 families in the United States $1,000 a month for a year as a test case.
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And even in states with such laws, it would be extraordinarily risky for a harassment victim who has signed a confidentiality clause to violate the provision in order to generate a test case.
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The Supreme Court last year declined to review a separate test case on cell-site location information rising from another U.S. court of appeals, which had also ruled in favor of the government.
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Austria could be a test case for how far voters will go to demand change as immigration joins with diminished economic security and resentment of entrenched elites to create a combustible political mix.
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As a test case, he chose Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer, who, starting in the early eighties, murdered at least forty-eight women in Seattle, and left them beside the Green River.
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"We certainly think this is the best test case for the Supreme Court to create a constitutional standard that says partisan gerrymandering does have limits," Feng said, calling the state's open partisanship brazen.
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In what is clearly designed to be a test case, a man in Alabama was recently granted the right to sue an abortion clinic on behalf of what he claims was his fetus.
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Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the committee, described Staley's actions as presenting a "test case" that would show whether the Senior Managers Regime was "capable of providing meaningful scrutiny and accountability of financial institutions".
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Anbang is one of the few insurers that have made a big overseas push, so the company has been viewed as a test case of how the 15 percent rule would be enforced.
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Spotify Technology's unusual route to becoming a public company is a test case for other multibillion-dollar tech companies that are looking to sell their shares but are not in need of cash.
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The industry spent double the money to defeat a similar initiative in California last year, but if this passes in Ohio, it could be a test case tackling rising cost of prescription drugs.
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What's (maybe) next: If a Democrat wins the White House in 2020, America will likely be a political and technical test case for policies drastically and swiftly reducing our deep fossil-fuel dependence.
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Monday's settlement is the latest in a flurry of deals reached by drug companies to avoid that landmark federal trial, which was to serve as a test case for legal arguments and evidence.
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Plessy, himself an activist, volunteered to be a test case for the local civil rights group, Comite'des Citoyens (Citizens Committee), which hoped eventually to put Plessy's case before the United States Supreme Court.
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NGS has been cited as a test case of Trump administration support for the declining coal industry, though no plans have come forth yet from any federal agency to preserve the status quo.
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Shumlin was right: Vermont was a test case for single-payer, and it's a test that Sanders ought to pay attention to — even if it doesn't have the outcome that they'd hoped for.
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Mercedes' plans to appeal Nico Rosberg's 10-second time penalty at the British Grand Prix look set to tee up a test case for Formula 1's ongoing controversy over team radio communication.
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The ruling from a tribunal of the International Court of Arbitration in The Hague, was the end result of a bold test case, on which the judges found overwhelmingly in favor of the Philippines.
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Saúl Lliuya, Peruvian farmer Saúl Lliuya, of Peru's mountainous Ancash region, is suing German energy utility RWE, half a world away, for endangering his community, in a test case legal experts will watch closely.
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Rather than waiting for such a test case, state legislatures might move proactively to pass laws that explicitly bar the enforcement of confidentiality provisions in settlement agreements applying to workplace-related sexual harassment claims.
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But if McGahn listens to the White House and refuses, they believe it's a good test case for enforcing their subpoenas because McGahn waived privilege when he gave 30 hours of testimony to Mueller.
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Seen as a test case as other nations explore similar laws, Facebook, Alphabet, Apple and Amazon will jointly lobby lawmakers to amend the bill ahead of a parliamentary vote expected in a few weeks.
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The bid from Blackstone marked another twist in the takeover saga surrounding the once-obscure hotelier, now seen as a test case for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push for greater transparency and corporate disclosure.
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WikiLeaks' Assange charged under the Espionage Act in a 'major test case' for press freedom Julian Assange, founder of whistleblowing site WikiLeaks, is facing more than a dozen additional charges from U.S. federal prosecutors.
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The platform's test case was in the High Oregon Desert with the Oregon Desert Land Trust, and the pair is currently launching a campaign for a cloud forest in Guatemala with Global Wildlife Conservation.
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Its conversion will provide a serious test case for peers Apollo Global Management, Carlyle Group LP and Blackstone as to whether the higher tax burden is offset by the market's attributing a higher valuation.
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Everyone from casinos and professional sports leagues to media companies and technology providers are watching New Jersey as a test case to see how large the nascent U.S. sports betting industry could ultimately grow.
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Trump could also ask Congress to make a special test case of the administration's tax plan -- a place where corporate and personal taxes get slashed and set right where the White House wants them.
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GENEVA, June 28 (Reuters) - A World Trade Organization adjudication panel will rule on Thursday on a dispute over Australia's tough tobacco packaging rules, widely seen as a test case for public health legislation globally.
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The Arkansas request was quickly taken up as the potential first test case of the FBI's method, although it was not clear the same tactic would work for the devices in the homicide case.
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I decided to make a test case out of Will Smith's "Just the Two of Us." I didn't know the song, but when I read it aloud I didn't sound like a babbling idiot.
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Estonia — small, vulnerable and at the northeastern rim of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's mutual security zone — has long been seen as a test case for the alliance's willingness to resist Russian military moves.
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The fiercely contested vote divided political parties, saw the once-mighty church take a back seat, and became a test case for how global internet giants deal with social media advertising in political campaigns.
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One said later in a television interview that he was among about 50 men recruited by tobacco industry lawyers to try to be arrested in order to provoke a test case, Dr. Alzona said.
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He was also criticized for his skepticism about the Endangered Species Act and his hesitance to extend federal protection to the northern spotted owl, a test case in the larger debate over endangered species.
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The conviction also provides a test case for how social media documentation — a voluminous portion of the available record of suspected war crimes in Syria — can and cannot be used as evidence in court.
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Dr. Perry is in the final stretch of a campaign in this sprawling eastern North Carolina district that has become something of a test case for her party, with substantial implications across the country.
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The success of "Crazy Rich Asians" may be a test case for studios to see if romantic comedy can still generate buzz and do well in theaters in the era of video-on-demand.
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The struggle over who will run the Zama operations has emerged as a major test case for Lopez Obrador, who has repeatedly pledged to boost Pemex and downplayed the role of private oil companies.
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Although it's still relatively uncertain whether Stories as a format will be conducive to direct response objectives — even on Facebook — a broader rollout of the format on Facebook will provide an interesting test case.
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It's unclear how effective this method is, but Washington County police told the Post's Drew Harwell that in one test case, using a sketch had identified a man they'd already flagged as a suspect.
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But it is also a test case of the difference between voters' allegiance to Trump's policies — policies that, after all, have no more faithful advocate than Jeff Sessions — and their personal devotion to Trump himself.
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Several of McAuliffe's key campaign staffers have graduated to the Clinton campaign and the overall infrastructure of McAuliffe's 20083 run was thought to be a test case of how Clinton could win there in 2016.
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With number of African countries facing unsustainable debt expected to turn to the IMF for help in the coming years, Congo was seen as a test case for how Beijing would interact with the Fund.
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German court ruling due on whether to hear evidence on a lawsuit by a climate activist suing RWE for its role in causing climate change, in a test case other environmentalists will be watching close.
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And this is going to be another real test case for these situations because women have said, they didn&apost want to come forward because they didn&apost want to necessarily go through this process.
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Analysts said Cyprus could be a test case for much bigger Portugal, which has just one investment grade rating left, putting the country at risk of dropping out of QE in case of a downgrade.
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The question of whether Gambia can overcome its political impasse and install Barrow as president next week is seen as a test case for African democracy in a region used to coups and autocratic rule.
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"This is a test case for Indonesian pluralism, if it can withstand the pressure of the religious groups, the populists," said Wimar Witoelar, a political analyst and an adviser to former Indonesian president Abdurrahman Wahid.
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On Wednesday, the High Court rejected a legal test case that challenged Australia's right to deport detained asylum seekers to the tiny South Pacific island of Nauru, about 3,000 km (1,800 miles) northeast of Australia.
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WASHINGTON — As Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump step gingerly into a general election debate on foreign policy, the rogue government in North Korea has become an early test case of the challenges that Mrs.
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A Hawkeye test Trump is likely to reinforce his support for farmers when he travels to Iowa on Thursday because the state offers a test case for the sentiment of grassroots voters in the fall.
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When he hears that voluntary euthanasia has been legalized in the Northern Territory, he calls Dr. Nicole Farmer (Jacki Weaver), a right-to-die advocate in the capital city, Darwin, about becoming a test case.
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"If someone is looking for a test case to overturn the time-honored judicial precedents of vertical mergers, this is not the case," David R. McAtee II, AT&T's general counsel, told me this week.
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Mainstream journalists like NBC News' Chuck Todd and former National Journal writer Ron Fournier regarded the Hannity as a test case of Fox's professionalism: Going to find out what kind of org Fox is today.
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But her potential candidacy -- along with that of former Vice President Joe Biden's -- will provide a good test case of whether the conventional wisdom about what Democrats really want in a 220 nominee is correct.
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Ms. Jarrett said she was more alarmed by the fact that numerous states had passed restrictions of various degrees, searching for "that perfect test case" to force the Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade.
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Jill Bronfman, director of the Privacy and Technology Project at University of California Hastings College of the Law, questioned whether the facts involved in the New York case would make a strong test case over encryption.
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For starters, the company is working with worldwide telco companies because the number of transactions, and the way they cross borders make this a good test case, but Hochberg says this is only the starting point.
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The indictment of Uber BV is a test case seeking judicial assessment of possible complicity by the company in illegal acts by its drivers, Copenhagen police's top prosecutor Vibeke Thorkil-Jensen's said in a news release.
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Whether the platform looks more like Trump or more like the GOP's traditional position will be an important test case on how ready the party's elite is to embrace Trump's policies and his energized base. 4.
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Trump's economic advisory council published a report this month extolling the benefits of implementing work requirements, and Kentucky has been seen as a test case by the administration to see its ideas about entitlements play out.
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The state-run bank, in which the government wants to cede majority control in a test case for reforms in the sector, had reported a net loss of 21.84 billion rupees for the year-ago quarter.
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The demand, which Apple has rejected, is turning into a test case for the nascent battle between law enforcement and Silicon Valley over encryption technology, which safeguards data from anyone who does know a specific password.
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Seen as test case as other nations explore similar laws, Facebook Inc, Alphabet Inc, Apple Inc and Amazon will jointly lobby lawmakers to amend the bill ahead of a parliamentary vote expected in a few weeks.
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General Electric, which has spent three and a half years developing its proposals for the Swansea lagoon, views the project as a test case for a promising new technology that could be exported around the world.
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In "The Fall of Wisconsin: The Conservative Conquest of a Progressive Bastion and the Future of American Politics," the Brooklyn-based journalist and Wisconsin native Dan Kaufman shows how the state became a conservative test case.
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If you're wondering whether you'll enjoy the revolution, Jen Silverman's "Collective Rage: A Play in 5 Betties," which opened on Wednesday night at the Lucille Lortel Theater in Manhattan, makes an excellent (and hilarious) test case.
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Abortion opponents emboldened by the prospect of President Donald Trump further shaping the ideological direction of the Supreme Court are wagering the Iowa ban or similar measures could provide a test case for overturning Roe v.
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The event ended up being an "important test case" for Messina's idea, he says, and Wired even wrote an article about the phenomenon that helped create more awareness of how hashtags could be used on Twitter.
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Kendrick told Georgia Public Broadcasting she thought Georgia's bill was "definitely unconstitutional," and she felt her colleagues intended it as a "test case for the Supreme Court" that might lead to overturning the 1973 Roe v.
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Malick offers this as a kind of philosophical test case and religious allegory—and indeed the real Jägerstätter, though unheralded for years after his execution at 36, was beatified by the Roman Catholic Church decades later.
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The March 13 Pennsylvania special election is something of a test case, because the district voted for Trump over Hillary Clinton by 20 percentage points in 2016, and backed Mitt Romney by 17 points in 2012.
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Europe: At a time when populism threatens to undermine the cohesiveness of the bloc, Germany and the Netherlands have come together to create the world's first binational battalion, an informal test case for a European army.
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But Kentucky — which had one of the most successful Obamacare implementations under Bevin's Democratic predecessor Steve Beshear — has received national attention as a test case for the types of conservative changes the Trump administration would allow.
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"The cars will be certainly a sort of test case in the coming weeks and months on this European-American relationship — if the Americans go back to this idea of tariffs on cars or not," Araud said.
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Pell is seen as a test case for the pope because he has vowed zero tolerance for sexual abuse in the Church has said he would sack bishops found guilty of committing abuse or covering it up.
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The financial watchdog cut the nominal value of the bulk of bonds by more than half, making Heta a test case for new European rules aimed at ensuring that a failed bank's losses are shared with creditors.
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And he sees the contest as a referendum on Trump... 'I think it's actually accurate to say this is the first test case of elections in the Trump Era,' Perriello said in an interview with NBC News.
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A federal judge on Wednesday largely rejected efforts by drug manufacturers and distributors to dismiss a closely watched test case by an Ohio county and several cities seeking to hold them responsible for a nationwide opioid epidemic.
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The company has plans to launch thousands of driverless taxis in Singapore, a move that could serve as a perfect test case for other major cities around the world looking to introduce driverless cars to their streets.
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The move by Saudi Arabia, a member of the Gulf Cooperation Council trade bloc, follows a WTO ruling in June in favor of Australian packaging laws in what was seen as a test case for tobacco control.
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BRUSSELS - Google is likely to face its first European Union antitrust sanction this year, with little prospect of it settling a test case with the bloc's regulator over its shopping service, people familiar with the matter said.
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"We've got a test case just over the border in Iraq about what the consequences are for the United States implementing a regime-change policy and trying to impose a military solution on the situation," Earnest said.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. investigators failed in a recent courtroom effort to force Facebook to wiretap voice calls over its Messenger app in a closely watched test case, according to two people briefed on the sealed ruling.
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JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is likely to start privatizing its postal system by early next year, telecommunications minister Mohammed al-Suwaiyal said on Thursday, in a test case for a series of state asset sales.
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At the very least it'd be the perfect test case to see if leftism could be the secret sauce that wins these voters back for Democrats, or persuades the people who don't vote to join a movement.
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In some ways, this makes Maine a good test case for ranked-choice voting, since Maine has a history of electing independents and relatively balanced two-party competition could make it more sensitive to electoral rule changes.
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Mathew Higbee of Higbee & Associates said he's confident that forum hosts can be held responsible for copyright violations via embedded links, but said he's not yet sure if his client, Luong, wants to litigate a test case.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A simmering boardroom battle at toilet maker Lixil Group has emerged as a test case for whether minority shareholders can improve corporate governance in Japan, the man at the center of the tussle told Reuters.
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"The death of Abdulloh Esormusor is an important test case for the Thai government on whether it is willing and able to address serious rights violations in military detention," its senior Thai researcher, Sunai Phasuk, told Reuters.
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The trial, which is expected to come to a provisional decision on Friday, is being seen as a test case for the freedom of the press in Turkey, now the biggest jailer of journalists in the world.
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"The issue we now discuss is how to execute to give stability to the operations of Freeport," he said, adding that the negotiations could be a test case for other companies whose contracts of work were expiring.
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"It is the first place, and a real test case, for where people see where their support is with African American voters," said Antjuan Seawright, a Democratic strategist who advised Hillary Clinton's 261 and 2008 presidential campaigns.
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Law enforcement officials who support the F.B.I.'s position said that the impasse with Apple provided an ideal test case to move from an abstract debate over the balance between national security and privacy to a concrete one.
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Georgia is a test case for how Western governments will treat Ukraine, which, like Georgia, wants to join NATO and the European Union but is also jealously regarded by the Kremlin as part of its sphere of influence.
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Now she is about to become a test case in the battle over religion and gender in Israel's public spaces — and the skies above — as the plaintiff in a lawsuit accusing El Al, the national airline, of discrimination.
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Now, a liberal advocacy group that had spent two years searching for a test case on switching seats plans to sue the blue-and-white flag carrier on Ms. Rabinowitz's behalf in a Tel Aviv court next week.
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A German court on Monday gave its initial backing to hearing a lawsuit by a climate activist suing the energy utility for its role in causing climate change, in a test case other environmentalists will be watching closely.
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Martin Stuchtey, a founder of SYSTEMIQ which works with Borealis in the anti-pollution project STOP, said Muncar would be a test case of ways to limit waste, collect and recycle plastics in a possible guide for governments.
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The issue rapidly became a major test case pitting proponents of open skies against those who worried that Norwegian's business model would lower labor standards and wages for pilots and flight attendants in the United States and Europe.
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Frankfurt is emerging as a test case on how to handle rising air pollution in German cities, following a landmark ruling by the country's top federal court in February that opened the door to such inner-city bans.
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Whether its business can adapt to the Open Skies agreement is also a test case of whether the Tunisian economy and its slew of state firms can modernize and compete after being shielded from foreign rivals for decades.
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The offer, a test case for new European rules aimed at ensuring a failed bank's losses are shared with creditors, would draw a line under Austria's biggest financial debacle since Word War Two, if enough creditors accept it.
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It aims in part to be a test case weighing the founding fathers' intent in crafting the Second Amendment against George Washington's idea that individuals need to give up a share of their liberty to preserve the rest.
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As businesses and governments around the world look for ways to skirt the traditional news media, The Post has become a test case for how a new owner can co-opt an established brand to promote certain viewpoints.
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In some ways, M.S. 51 is a test case for the neighborhood's entire integration plan, which has been heralded by supporters of integration as one of the most substantial changes any district has made recently to encourage diversity.
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Ending a discount program won't, in and of itself, save any lives or cause great political damage to the N.R.A. But the FedEx situation has now become something of a test case of the new anti-gun movement.
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But it means that the Yoga 5G will be an interesting test case for whether Qualcomm's chips working in concert can deliver a comparable experience with cellular internet and battery life as they do on smartphones and tablets.
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"Some sponsors of these bills may be motivated by the belief that they present an 'ideal test case' for the Supreme Court," Clarke D. Forsythe, counsel at Americans United for Life, wrote in an analysis of the laws.
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It is a test case for Britain's fledgling Senior Managers Regime, introduced by the Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority in March 2016 in part to protect those who risk their jobs bringing wrongdoing to light.
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The most prominent test case where a single terrorist suspect was interrogated using both the F.B.I.'s traditional approach and the C.I.A.'s enhanced techniques was Abu Zubaydah, the first high-value Qaeda operative captured after Sept. 11.
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NEW DELHI — In what rights advocates regard as an important test case for press freedom in Bhutan, a prominent journalist is facing a defamation suit for sharing a Facebook post documenting a property dispute involving a local businessman.
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The direct listing was seen as a test case for other companies tempted to list without selling new shares, and for bankers that could lose out on millions of dollars in underwriting fees for future initial public offerings.
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Marriott's disclosure of a data breach — dating back to 2014 and affecting as many as 500 million customers — puts the hotel industry under a harsh regulatory microscope and could be a test case for Europe's stringent new data laws.
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LUCKNOW, India (Reuters) - India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party on Tuesday won a by-election in a troubled corner of the country, after running a divisive campaign that opponents called a test case for a bigger state election in 2017.
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Meanwhile Mike McConnell, former head of the NSA, who is currently senior executive advisor at Booz Allen said if he were advising the FBI on the Apple case, he would tell them that they chose the wrong test case.
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Their goal: to set up a test case against a new policy established after the Parkland school shooting by Dick's and other big-box retailers, including Walmart and Kroger, that banned the sale of firearms to anyone under 21.
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Celebrities are in some sense a natural test case for this, since the essence of their work is to be popular, and it can be hard to be popular when the facts about your abuse of women become known.
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As spicy as the political atmosphere in Illinois is, the reason this election is nationally important is because it should serve as a key test case in a fierce debate among Democrats about how to defeat President Donald Trump.
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A senior State Department official said the United States was seeking to halt fighting in Latakia and eastern Ghouta near Damascus as a test case to trying to revive the cessation of hostilities throughout the country, including in Aleppo.
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The council had sought to reclaim 690 million crowns on behalf of 180,000 DNB customers who had placed money in three funds between January 2010 and December 2014, in what had been billed as a class action test case.
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But major questions remain over the financing of deals between Iran and Western planemakers that threaten to obstruct deliveries of the planes, in what is seen as a test case for Western trade and investment following the nuclear deal.
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Which is why a new clean energy bill in Illinois may serve as a remarkable test case of one of the Green New Deal's core principles, at a time when more and more states are adopting ambitious decarbonization targets.
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A number of entrepreneurs have offered a small number of test-case private I.S.A.s but have been hampered by the absence of a legal framework for such arrangements, which do not qualify as loans because no interest is charged.
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OSLO, May 9 (Reuters) - Norwegian banking group DNB's asset management arm has overcharged fund investors and must compensate around 180,000 customers, an appeals court ruled on Thursday in what had been billed as a test case for the industry.
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Australia's High Court this month rejected a legal test case that challenged its right to deport 267 refugee children and their families who had been brought from Nauru, about 3,000 km (1,800 miles) northeast of Australia, for medical treatment.
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The current effort in Gaza will inevitably be viewed as a test case of the efficacy of a nonviolent approach; its success or failure will help determine the character of future efforts to bring the occupation to an end.
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"What we do here will chart the course for what we do in your city and in your community," he said, urging the federal government to use the state as a "test case" by deploying resources vitally needed now.
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A test case for economic recoveryEven with infections yet to peak in the US, there are signs that some parts of Amazon already appear to be preparing for normal operations — signaling possible supply chain improvements within a few weeks.
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As a test case to determine if Mexico's new reforms are more than just window dressing, Mexico should focus on worker rights in the auto industry, which accounts for 270 percent of the country's exports to the United States.
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If Hamas had chosen to recognize Israel and build a Palestinian state in Gaza modeled on Singapore, the world would have showered it with aid and it would have served as a positive test case for the West Bank.
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Of course, what made the Note 7 such a test case is how passionate its users are and how unwilling they were to give up their units, pushing Samsung and carriers the extra mile to get the phones back.
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Through running text message commentary, the offscreen character rails against the mother's poor parenting skills, admits to poisoning the hamster with antidepressants as a test case, and then reveals that drugging the mother into an overdose was the next step.
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Observers are calling the Lliuya suit, which is due to hear evidence in 2018, a test case of whether a company can be held financially liable for its contribution to the effects of climate change in other parts of the world.
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Trump essentially offered a test case for political scientists eager to inject a field experiment into the middle of a presidential campaign: How much can a presidential candidate raise if he started from a standstill six months before Election Day?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Barclays chief executive Jes Staley's attempts to unmask a whistleblower will be a test case for a regime put in place last year that aims to hold bank bosses to account if they fail to defend reinforced standards.
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The class action was made possible after the German cabinet approved a draft law in May that to make it easier for people to join a legal test case, avoiding high costs that might otherwise put them off bringing legal action.
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"Sometimes a bit underestimated and in the shadow of the French and German elections, the Dutch elections will be seen as another test case of whether populist parties can make it into government in a core euro zone country," Brzeski explained.
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Nearly six months on the proceedings against Innoventive, seen as a test case for the first national bankruptcy law, are raising questions about the efficiency of the new regime that regulators are now compelling lenders to use to recover debts.
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The French presidential elections in April, which will probably see the candidate of the extreme-right National Front, Marine Le Pen, reach the second round, will be the next test case to see how influential the big online platforms are.
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COLOGNE, Germany (Reuters) - Brave, a privacy-focused web browser set up by Silicon Valley engineering guru Brendan Eich, filed privacy complaints in Britain and Ireland that could become a test case against search company Google and other digital advertising firms.
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The eye-popping epic The Great Wall, starring both Damon and Chinese stars like Jing Tian and Andy Lau, was a kind of test case for Hollywood-Chinese co-productions, given that it was the biggest joint production of its kind.
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For groups like EMILY's List, a national Democratic organization that supports pro-choice women, the race will be a major test case for women running in this year's remaining primaries, where the Washington-based group has been aggressive in making endorsements.
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A recent paper by Daniel Shoag of Harvard and Stan Veuger of the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank, uses Mr James' moves to and from Miami as a test case to gauge the impact of sports on local businesses.
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The new charge comes with a maximum penalty of life imprisonment upon conviction and will be a test case for New Zealand's terrorism law, which came onto the books in 2002 following the terrorist attacks in the U.S. on Sept.
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The deposit was set to rank among the world's biggest untapped copper and gold mines, but the dispute has turned the spotlight on the business climate in Pakistan and become a test case of its ability to attract significant foreign investment.
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NS, the first test case in the scheme, were dealt with a blow earlier in April as the only investor interested in a stake in the company, London-headquartered securities broker First International Group Plc, withdrew its interest, the broker said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court on Monday gave its initial backing to hearing a lawsuit by a climate activist suing energy utility RWE for its role in causing climate change, in a test case other environmentalists will be watching closely.
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Nate Cardozo, staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a civil liberties group backing Apple, said the San Bernardino case was the "hand-chosen test case" for the government to establish its authority to access electronic information by whatever means necessary.
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In what is seen as a test case, freedom of information activists are requesting masses of data from German personal credit rating agency SCHUFA in a bid to unearth the secret algorithm it uses to decide who is a bad risk.
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The team behind the Banksy study said they turned their attention to the artist as a test case to see whether their model could be applicable in more scenarios involving political messages, propaganda and information, such as for tracking extremist groups.
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Washington, then, provides a test case for whether the Weinstein surge will be lasting or whether it will just deluge parts of the private sector (media, Silicon Valley, and academia), taking down prominent figures but leaving an insecure policy legacy.
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Still, a nurse on Long Island named Susan (she asked me to omit her surname, lest she contribute to familial strain), provides a kind of test case: She has an adult son and daughter, each living about 15 minutes away.
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OSLO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Norwegian banking group DNB's asset management arm has overcharged fund investors and must pay compensation to around 180,000 customers, the country's supreme court ruled on Friday in what was billed as a test case for the industry.
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"Taiwan could then emerge as an important test case for whether the United States can develop a more robust set of diplomatic and economic tools to counter the PRC's rising influence across the Indo-Pacific," said Templeman in a report.
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Overall, New York City's decision to adopt the ballot measure — though it will only affect a specific set of races — will serve as a good test case for ranked-choice voting, and it signals growing momentum for this voting reform.
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Big U.S. banks are set on getting Congress this year to loosen or eliminate the Volcker rule against using depositors' funds for speculative bets on the bank's own account, a test case of whether Wall Street can flex its muscle in Washington again.
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VIENNA, Sept 2 (Reuters) - A buy-back offer for Austrian 'bad bank' Heta bonds, a test case for new European rules aimed at ensuring a failed bank's losses are shared with creditors, could come as early as Friday, two sources told Reuters.
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Several other U.S. cities and states, from Atlanta to Chicago to the state of California, are considering requiring ride-hailing services to fingerprint drivers, making Austin a test case for the risk that the big companies face when they refuse to comply.
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"If you got a second test case, chosen by the defense attorney, which turns out to have damages like this, then you would really have to say, my goodness these are really significant claims against the industry in North Carolina," he said.
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At the end of 2016 Danish prosecutors sought to bring a test case against Uber's European business, seeking to indict it on charges of assisting two drivers of breaking local taxi laws — likely contributing to Uber's decision to shut up shop there.
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The petitioners say they want to trigger an article in the new European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requiring an EU-wide investigation, making it a test case for a new European Data Protection Board created to give the privacy regime more teeth.
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For libertarians focused on the question of government size and scope, some are looking at the shutdown as a test case to show that there are many tasks the federal government does that could be performed just as well — or better — without government.
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"I think this particular case will be effectively the test case for how robust the regime (India's company law) is or whether any further changes need to be made to it," said Umakanth Varottil, an associate law professor at National University of Singapore.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany, Nov 30 (Reuters) - A German court said on Thursday it would hear evidence on a climate activist's suit against energy utility RWE and not terminate proceedings, boosting Peruvian farmer Saúl Lliuya in a test case other environmentalists will watch closely.
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The Reko Diq mine has become a test case for Prime Minister Imran Khan's ability to attract serious foreign investment to Pakistan as it struggles to stave off an economic crisis that has forced it to seek an International Monetary Fund bailout.
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" CNBC and Vox wrote much the same, and David Nir—political director for the liberal blog Daily Kos, a primary driver of Ossoff's national fundraising—told CNN the race "very well could be a test case for the future of Democratic targeting.
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The latest move comes a month after Austria's financial watchdog cut the nominal value of the bulk of bonds by more than half, making Heta a test case for new European rules aimed at ensuring a failed bank's losses are shared with creditors.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A former Indonesian police brigadier has filed a complaint to the human rights commission claiming he was fired for being gay, his lawyers said on Monday, in what could be a test case on discrimination in the Southeast Asian country.
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Elisa Kreisinger speaks with intrepid feminist artist Angela Washko, who sat down for a face-to-face interview with one of the internet's most virulent misogynists, Roosh V., who serves as a useful test case for how feminists should engage their draconian opponents.
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The lawsuit, which was filed in 22008 and begins hearings on June 22009 in Bangkok, will be a test case for whether Thai companies can be held accountable for human rights violations in other countries where they operate, according to legal experts.
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In Virginia, Ed Gillespie's campaign was a test case of this strategy: In embracing race-baiting Trumpian issues like Confederate monuments and immigration, he tried to find a Goldilocks zone between an unpopular president and the xenophobic appeals that got the president elected.
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The United States said on Friday that it was in discussions with Russia to renew the cessation of hostilities and was seeking a halt to fighting in Latakia and eastern Ghouta as a test case before trying to extend ceasefires throughout the country.
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Lawyers for Ping, an immigrant from China whose surname is being withheld to protect the identity of his children, are now appealing that decision in what they hope will be a test case that changes how the decades-old law treats unwed fathers.
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However, Alaska's political composition means it is a better test case for UBI than any small-scale randomized controlled trial, since it allows observers to study not only the economic and social ramifications of UBI but also its effects in the political arena.
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The ICO said that because Carroll's data was processed in the UK, he qualifies for the same treatment given UK citizens under British law:The test case was taken to the ICO by David Carroll, an associate professor at Parsons School of Design in New York.
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On May 7th, France faces a choice that will determine not only its future but that of the EU. It will become the most crucial test case in Europe for whether a liberal Western democracy can defy the trend and face down nationalist populism.
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Today, as a frontier state, it must cope with the violence spewing out of war-ravaged Syria; it is a test case of whether democracy can be reconciled with political Islam; and it must navigate between Western liberalism and the authoritarian nationalism epitomised by Russia.
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The scene had been carefully choreographed by the Comité des Citoyens, a civil-rights alliance of blacks, whites and Creoles in New Orleans whose first attempt at a test case (with Daniel Desdunes, a citoyen's son, in Plessy's role) had recently foundered on a technicality.
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Why it matters: The solar trade case has been among the biggest energy policy battles of the young Trump administration and, more broadly, is an early test case of President Trump's willingness to translate his hawkish trade stance, especially toward China, into firm policy.
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Nowhere, perhaps, is this more pronounced than on college campuses, where the Obama administration made a test case of new rules governing sexual engagement pursuant to Title IX — greatly expanding the scope of a law originally intended to assure gender equality in college sports.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A Macau court on Tuesday levied a fine of $22016,113 on the territory's youngest lawmaker, but no jail time, at the conclusion of a trial viewed as a test case of transparency and conflict of interest in the world's biggest gambling hub.
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It is a mistake to turn intersex people into a kind of "test case" to back up trans people, both because it's reductive of intersex people's experiences and because it wrongly implies that trans people's gender identities have anything to do with their genitals.
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The U.S.-based group Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI) called on the World Bank to withhold funding from 20 current or pending projects in the province of Mai-Ndombe, which has been a test case for a U.N.-backed conservation scheme known as REDD+.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A class-action lawsuit seeking the return of deposits has been launched against the developer of a downtown Toronto hotel bearing the name of U.S. President Donald Trump, the lawyer who won an earlier test case for disgruntled investors said on Friday.
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In a test case last year, a UK employment tribunal disagreed with Uber's classification of drivers as self-employed contractors — ruling the company must pay the individuals in question the national minimum wage, as well as cover holiday pay and provide adequate work breaks.
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A decades-old battle over abortion has played out in a fiercely contested debate that divided political parties, saw the once mighty church take a back seat and became a test case for how global internet giants deal with social media advertising in political campaigns.
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But his campaign was a massively important test case of whether a hugely rich person can simply step into a race for president and, by dint of his unlimited wealth, secure a party nomination solely on the back of slickly produced -- and ubiquitous -- TV ads.
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But the project is also a test case for the European Union, which has been wary of allowing state-owned Chinese firms into the market for big European infrastructure projects, fearing that Chinese companies can undermine competition, trample the bloc's labor laws and depress wages.
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As DeVos Eases Sexual Assault Rules, Her Old High School May Provide a Test Case A lawsuit against Holland Christian High School has turned Betsy DeVos's alma mater into Exhibit A as the education secretary moves to lighten the rules governing school sexual assault.
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In an early test case of the limits of disciplinary action in the #MeToo era, an arbitrator has ruled that New York City Ballet overstepped when it fired two principal male dancers accused of sharing sexually explicit photos of female dancers, the company said Friday.
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One test case is Yemen, where the kingdom and its allies have carried out a bombing campaign for more than a year, trying to oust the Houthi Shiite militant group from the capital and restore the government — at tremendous cost to the people of Yemen.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios' Jonathan Swan: Unless former national security adviser John Bolton does a last minute reversal and voluntarily testifies — a scenario that appears implausible — Sondland will be the witness who serves as the test case of the White House's theory of impeachment.
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Less than ten minutes' drive eastward from Jerusalem, the town on the edge of the Judaean Desert, which is also the third-largest Jewish settlement in the West Bank, may be about to become the first test case of America's Middle East policy under Donald Trump.
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McGahn's testimony is still being negotiated with the committee, and he could be a key test case for the committee's broader investigation into possible corruption, abuse of power and obstruction of justice, in which the panel is likely to seek interviews with numerous White House officials.
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A shopping list for over $20 billion of Airbus jets carried to Europe by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani this week is seen as a test case for post-sanctions trade because of the sums involved and state-of-the-art financing used in the jet market.
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Vail Resorts had its plans for Vail and Heavenly approved in 2014, and as the early adopter is being viewed as a test case by other ski resorts that may be considering summer programs on their mountains beyond hiking and mountain biking, which are standard summer activities.
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"We will probably soon move to (discuss) the legal test case so that one can also bring about class action lawsuits which I support in principle," Merkel said in a TV debate on Sunday night, her strongest endorsement to date of a change in German law.
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Buried under the layers of shock, however, is a more substantive lesson about politics: As the first real political outsider to permeate the usual party processes over the objections of party elites, Trump provides a useful test case for what parties really do in our system.
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The test case is Phoenix, Oregon, an indie comedy about a graphic novelist and a chef who "seize an unlikely opportunity to reinvent their lives, quitting their jobs to restore an old bowling alley and serve the 'world's greatest pizza,'" according to the movie's marketing materials.
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"China is a test case for exploring the welfare costs of a digital divorce: regardless of the motivations or even the feasibility, policymakers and citizens in China and elsewhere would benefit from understanding the price tag," reads a more detailed economic analysis document released alongside the report.
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Berlin's hate speech law also provides a major test case of cracking down on hate speech online at a time when the European Commission is examining new rules for policing content online — and looking closely at how Germany, France and the United Kingdom are handling the matter.
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While conservative activists may seek to use this as a test case to attack race-conscious admissions on a broader basis, such a possibility does not mean that we should condone racist anti-Asian-American bias as a necessary evil to accomplish the greater good of diversity.
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" But for Fourquet, "if the political situation in Britain unravels, if Scotland wants to leave ... the FN's opponents will be able to say: 'See, we've been telling you for years that the EU exit backed by Marine Le Pen, of which Brexit is a test case, is a failure.
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"In a world where consumers are increasingly watching content over-the-top and dropping the basic cord because they can buy smaller packages, Disney is trying to assess how it can ultimately run an over-the-top sports service, and ESPN+ is a test case for that," Nollen said.
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The book shows her project to be two-fold: to trace the ways in which her tastes and perceptions of art were shaped and changed over time, and to test ideas about the psychological impact of art on its audiences by using herself as an experimental test case.
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The hearing was to be the first courtroom arguments in a controversial "test case" that will determine whether the tech giant can be forced to write software that disables the security features of an iPhone—in this instance, an iPhone 5C belonging to the dead terrorism suspect Syed Farook.
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Angola is about to provide a test case of whether diversification can help boost an economy that relies heavily on oil production The brutal global bear market in crude has forced a number of commodity-linked emerging markets to retrench economically, particularly in oil-rich Persian Gulf countries.
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The willingness and ability of planemakers to enter the Iranian market will provide an early test case of how quickly the country can reopen for business after years of U.N., U.S. and European Union sanctions over its nuclear program, which the West feared was aimed at developing weapons.
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The streaming music leader has structured the stock market listing to allow existing investors to sell directly to the public while offering no shares of its own, in a test case being closely watched by other well-funded multibillion-dollar tech companies with no immediate cash-raising needs.
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But even by Mr. Trump's extraordinary standards, the summit has supplied a singular test case, compelling voters to reckon with the consequences — for Mr. Trump, for the midterm elections, for American democracy — when a president agrees with a foreign adversary over his own intelligence agencies on the grandest stage.
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Its delegation in the House of Representatives comprises four Republicans and three Democrats, but one of those Republicans, Mike Coffman, is acutely vulnerable and may in fact be the country's best test case of whether a nimble G.O.P. incumbent in a swing district can survive an anti-Trump tide.
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"The Indian elections in 2019 are an important test case for how they get 2020 right, and how they get elections right everywhere going forward," said Graham Brookie, director of the Digital Forensic Research Lab at the Atlantic Council, a think tank working with Facebook to study disinformation campaigns.
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AF: Mm. That's really a unique test case, because we often think about 5G, and the speeds that come with it, how that means-, what that means for connected devices, as well as autonomous cars, but you're dealing with some of these areas that are yet to be connected.
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In October, Judge Dan Aaron Polster of the Federal District Court in Cleveland is scheduled to preside over trials in a test case even as he seeks to resolve some 2,000 federal lawsuits brought by cities, counties and Native American tribes against key players in the opioid crisis.
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"Hakeem is a historic test case, because it's the first time that we've seen these big, powerful sports bodies all come together publicly to address the fate of a single person," said Ms. Harvey, who was a member of the United States national soccer team and a FIFA executive.
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Madaya is an important test case both for the future of any peace talks on Syria and for the credibility of the United Nations because the town is involved in a local cease-fire deal that the United Nations brokered and promoted as a building block for a nationwide cease-fire.
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In a Wired profile published earlier this month, Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom conceded that Swift's personal problem had a lot to do with the cleaning up of his platform: the snake pit was the feature's "first live test case," even though it wouldn't become available to the general public until September.
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"This is the test case that everyone is watching," Lewis Maltby, president of workers' rights nonprofit National Workrights Institute, told the AP. READ: Trump's tariffs make him labor unions' Man of Steel But the tide started to turn against other forms of problematic forensic testing, especially involving hair, years ago.
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Meanwhile, the suspicion that his candidacy is an anachronism makes it an extreme test-case for the Democrats' biggest dilemma: how to reconcile the ideological purity demanded by an activist wing increasingly dedicated to racial, gender and sexual equality, with the real world of muddy compromises and more mixed social attitudes.
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The incident is one of several examples — including threats of regulation and attempts to prosecute Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg — of how Germany has become an important test case globally for how the social network polices what may be published online, and how it should respond to inappropriate and illegal content.
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As the coronavirus spreads in the United States and tech companies ask their workforces to do their jobs from home, some in the industry are looking at the outbreak as a test case for the long-gestating but never-arriving moment when working remotely will broadly replace working in person.
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The district's plans, and the confusion it's spurred, have made Lockport a test case for how facial recognition will be used in schools, and for how government officials will respond to mounting criticisms that the tech violates student privacy, is plagued by inaccurate results, and isn't worth its high price tag.
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As the Chinese increasingly want to be not just consumers of luxury goods but owners of the brands themselves — with dreams of creating groups to rival the European behemoths Kering and LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton — how Fosun handles Lanvin will be a test case of whether they can compete.
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The attempted clawbacks could represent a test case as to the enforceability of tough new rules put in place by Britain last year, as a response to the financial crisis, allowing banks to seek recovery of bonuses from bankers deemed to have acted irresponsibly up to 10 years after they are paid out.
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Using Japan as his test case — because the country makes available all of its municipal cost data for recycling — Kinnaman evaluated the cost of recycling each material, the energy and emissions involved in recycling, and various benefits (including simply feeling good about doing something believed to have an environmental or social benefit).
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The long-festering Korean problems have now become an immediate and ominous test case: Will the South Korean economy be mauled in a dangerous military confrontation, where China and Russia say that their vital security interests are gravely compromised by military operations Washington and Seoul claim to be of a purely defensive nature?
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While Yahoo is not signed up to the Privacy Shield and the scanning took place before the framework existed, the issue is a first test case of how the new system, which underpins $260 billion of trade in digital services, and the U.S. commitments on spying work in practice, an EU official said.
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On a more fundamental level, the Ohio Senate race will be an important test case of whether Democrats can still contend in the Midwestern, mostly white states that Obama won but that fell out from under the party in 2016, handing Trump an Electoral College win even as he lost the popular vote.
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Related:Edward Snowden Calls 'Bullshit' on FBI's Claim That It Can't Unlock iPhone Nate Cardozo, staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a civil liberties group backing Apple, said the San Bernardino case was the "hand-chosen test case" for the government to establish its authority to access electronic information by whatever means necessary.
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On a more fundamental level, the Ohio Senate race will be an important test case of whether Democrats can still contend in the Midwestern, mostly white states that Obama won but that fell out from under the party in 20133, handing Trump an Electoral College win even as he lost the popular vote.
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At a time when Charlie Rose and other men brought down by the roiling wave of revolt against sexual harassment have reportedly begun to plan their returns to the public eye — largely to incredulous reception — Ms. Chapman, once seen as an enabler, now framed as another victim, is another kind of test case.
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Its first major test case -- a 14 billion pound claim against Mastercard for allegedly overcharging more than 45 million people in Britain over a 16-year period -- was blocked by the CAT in 2017, a decision that was overturned at the Court of Appeal and is set to be heard by the Supreme Court.
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"The issue isn't whether Assange is a 'journalist'; this will be a major test case because the text of the Espionage Act doesn't distinguish between what Assange allegedly did and what mainstream outlets sometimes do, even if the underlying facts/motives are radically different," per a tweet from University of Texas law professor Steve Vladeck.
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Its first major test case — a 14 billion pound claim against Mastercard for allegedly overcharging more than 45 million people in Britain over a 16-year period — was blocked by the CAT in 2017, a decision that was overturned at the Court of Appeal and is set to be heard by the Supreme Court.
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"It's possible that this could become a major test case not just of the government's power to subject an American citizen to military detention (which we haven't done for almost a decade), but of whether Congress has in fact authorized the use of military force (including detention) against ISIS," Vladeck told CNN in an email.
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In Friday's filings, the drugmakers and distributors argued that U.S. Magistrate Judge David Ruiz in Cleveland, Ohio erred when he recommended that the judge overseeing the litigation largely deny motions to dismiss a test case brought by several Ohio municipalities seeking to recover costs they say they incurred in response to the opioid epidemic.
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"Virginia is an important test case for pollsters to try new methods, given some of the issues with 2016 state-level polling," said Nick Gourevitch, a Democratic pollster at Global Strategy Group, a firm working with the Democratic Governors' Association to use the Virginia election to calibrate postelection changes and experiment with new approaches.
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That makes his podcast something of a test case for a political strategy that has been floated among liberals since the election of President Trump: Stop condescending and start empathizing with people on the other side of the aisle, and then — this last step is often implied but rarely stated — turn them into Democrats.
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So Carroll, a U.S. citizen, decided to bring a test case by requesting his data even though he is not a UK citizen — having learnt Cambridge Analytica had processed his personal data in the U.K. He lodged his original SAR in January 2017 after becoming suspicious about the company's claim to have built profiles of every U.S. voter.
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A hunch: Its own urban district could serve as a test case, where Sidewalk Labs could point to the benefits of its new digital platform for urban governance — a toolkit that lets cities manage things like traffic and municipal Wi-Fi — as well as tech from its Alphabet sisters, like Google Fiber broadband and self-driving cars.
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He's an extreme test case of the theory that some of the men who have been abusing power in the workplace could be more aptly described as simply using it: They were following the extant (if unwritten) rules—by which, for instance, employees vie for favor and with it scarce resources, by which personal relationships determine reward.
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Now, in what could be a test case, the United States attorney's office for the Southern District of New York and the D.E.A. are wrapping up an investigation that appears likely to result in the first criminal case involving a major opioid distributor, Rochester Drug Cooperative, one of the 10 largest, people familiar with the matter said.
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The special election for the seat formerly held by Tom Price, who now serves as Health and Human Services secretary, is proving a test case of this approach: The DCCC has been holding focus groups of people who went with Mitt Romney in 2012 and Hillary Clinton in 2016, who look to them like potentially trending blue voters.
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It's not clear where the trial goes now after the settlement, since there's only one defendant — Walgreens — remaining in a test case that was meant to shape future opioid litigation across the U.S. The tentative settlement deal with Cuyahoga and Summit counties was first reported by the Wall Street Journal, and the terms have not yet been released.
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In the 2900s, Tennessee became the test case for government-run health care when then-First Lady, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, was making the case for a similar system on a national level.
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German court opens test case over Porsche SE's attempt in 2008 to acquire VW. John Leahy, who has sold planes worth over a trillion dollars during more than two decades as sales chief at Europe's Airbus, is finally calling it a day at the end of the year after one last push to level the score with Boeing, executives said.
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The Padres will be another test case this season: The team inked the Machado deal after amassing what is widely regarded as one of the best farm systems in baseball, but also after close to a decade of consistently poor results on the field — the team has not had a winning record since 2010 and has not made the playoffs since 2006.
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The test case was Alabama, where Moore -- a controversial figure who was twice ousted as state Supreme Court chief justice, first for refusing to remove a Ten Commandments monument and later for refusing to recognize the US Supreme Court's ruling legalizing same-sex marriage -- defeated Strange, who benefited from $10 million in advertising from the McConnell-aligned Senate Leadership Fund super PAC.
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Instead, he wants to use gene drive development as a test case for what he calls "responsive science": science that places a premium on openness, announcing experiments before they happen and sharing data and research methods freely to receive maximum feedback from both community members and other scientists, and giving affected people the final word in whether to go ahead with a project.
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A carbon tax on beef, on the other hand, would be a relatively simple test case for such taxes and, according to the French study, only a little painful, at least at the household level: While people would tend to skip the beef bourguignon, they could substitute other meats, like pork and chicken, that have a much smaller climate change footprint.
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"That's something that I want to take to D.C." Now, just days before Tuesday's primary against a powerful and long-tenured incumbent, Ms. Bush's campaign has become a test case for how effectively the insurgent left can convert its energy into upheaval at the ballot box — and whether Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's success in New York City can be replicated in other regions.
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New York Theater Workshop, an Off Broadway nonprofit that has just 200 seats and is perhaps best known as the birthplace of "Rent," has emerged as a test case because it has recently had two shows with strong crossover appeal: "Lazarus," featuring songs by David Bowie, who died while the production was running, and "Othello," starring Daniel Craig and David Oyelowo.
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Trump University will serve the same purpose for a campaign aimed at exposing a phony populist for what he is: Trump U is devastating because it's metaphor for his whole campaign: promising hardworking Americans way to get ahead, but all based on lies Fallon is the Hillary Clinton campaign's secretary, so consider the source, obviously, but his argument holds up to the 2012 test case exquisitely.
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Across corporate Europe, the argument about the need for more scale is being made forcefully, including from banks, media and defence companies and the telecoms sector, where four US operators compare with around 150 across the EU. Telefónica's €8.6bn takeover of E-Plus in 2014, creating Germany's biggest mobile operator in customer terms, became a test case for consolidation, which the industry argues is essential to revive profits.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 20.8365 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: The group said it had submitted a Biologics License Application with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for BAY94-9027 for the treatment of Hemophilia A. German court ruling expected in legal test case brought against Volkswagen by consumer rights champion MyRight for selling cars with software banned under EU regulation.
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" Sound smart: The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is a test case for what happens when you meld a Silicon Valley interest in disruption with traditional notions of changing the world through philanthropy, according to Amir Pasic, the dean of Indiana University's Lilly Family School of Philanthropy: "I kind of see it as trying to combine those two strands in something that is obviously going to be a fundamental feature of our philanthropic landscape going forward.
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More from the campaign trail … Trump accuses China of interfering in midterm elections, says evidence is coming (The New York Times) … House battlefield expands as ad wars intensify (The Hill) … The test case on whether the tax overhaul will be a boon or an albatross for the GOP is playing out in New Jersey, where Republican Jay Webber is betting it will be a winner for him in the blue state (The Hill).
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On this week's Strong Opinions Loosely Held podcast, Elisa Kreisinger speaks with intrepid feminist artist Angela Washko, who sat down for a face-to-face interview with one of the internet's most virulent misogynists, Roosh V. Author of the international pick-up artist's how-to guide, Bang, Roosh serves as a useful test case for how feminists should engage their draconian opponents — and as a sad reminder of the limits of those conversations.
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