Read the rest of the Case For series: The case for Bernie Sanders; The case for Elizabeth Warren; the case for Joe Biden; the case for Mike Bloomberg; the case for Amy Klobuchar.
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Read the rest of the Case For series: The case for Bernie Sanders; The case for Elizabeth Warren; the case for Joe Biden; the case for Pete Buttigieg; the case for Mike Bloomberg.
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Read the rest of the Case For series: The case for Bernie Sanders; The case for Elizabeth Warren; the case for Joe Biden; the case for Pete Buttigieg; the case for Amy Klobuchar.
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So there was the case, and then there was the case about the case.
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"It could be the case in six months, it could be the case in two years, could be the case in three years, could be the case in three months," Gronkowski said.
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First, we'll review the case for, then the case against.
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Hopefully that's the case, but perhaps it's not the case.
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It could be the case in 2 years, could be the case in 3 years, could be the case in 3 months.
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That was the case with Obama, that is the case now.
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The case was settled the case on undisclosed terms in 2006.
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And, what is clearly the case, in the case of Gen.
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Sadly, that wasn't the case then and still isn't the case.
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The case for equal pay is the case for better reporting.
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The case went cold until 1999, when investigators reopened the case.
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Eventually, after Eden explained the situation, the case worker closed the case.
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In the case of Iran, I am praying that is the case.
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That has always been the case, and it continues to be the case.
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Rather continuing to fight the case, Pirker settled the case with the FAA.
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The case for Big Media (Kara): The case for big media buying Twitter?
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Jonathan Zittrain: –whatever has been the case is what should stay the case.
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They charge inside the case, and the case charges via a Lightning port.
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They charge inside the case and the case charges via a lightning port.
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The case prompted large demonstrations when details of the case emerged in April.
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Donner says the case has shaken the community and officers handling the case.
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That was the case with other companies and will continue to be the case.
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The case is considered closed, one of the supplements in the case file says.
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And maybe that&aposs not the case, but it sure looks like the case.
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"The case in DC looks as strong as the case in Virginia," Waxman said.
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"The case of Mbarka is the case of almost all black Mauritanians," he said.
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This is not the case, although Maingear will offer additional lighting for the case.
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"We will have no further comment on the case until the case is solved."
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And that was not the case, clearly not the case, in the 2016 campaign.
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If it's the case now, will it still be the case in the future.
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"In the case of bitcoin, that just never has been the case," Bogart argued.
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Sources familiar with the case tell us the case has now settled for $33,000.
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If the Trump administration changes its position in the case, it may remove that issue from the case and, seemingly, could tip the case against the transgender student.
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"If I have to give up the penalty to resolve the case, to move the case along, that&aposs the idea: to move the case along," he said.
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Nagarjuna developed a peculiar method of metaphysical i nquiry: x is the case; now x is not the case; now x both is and is not the case; finally x neither is nor is not the case — all possible outcomes existing in turn.
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And I would be willing to personally indict the case, and to try the case.
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We have to present the case we have, not the case we wish we had.
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"I was perfectly fine just bringing the case interest back to the case," she said.
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The case for the subway, he concluded, is the case for New York City itself.
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In the case of the impeachment trial of Donald J. Trump, the case is rigged.
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Ross Douthat makes the case for Ivanka Trump, while Lindy West makes the case against.
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They will deliver great savings in the case of health care, environmental benefits in the case of decarbonization, and renewed social mobility in the case of debt-free higher education.
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The case was referred to general court-martial by Abrams, the convening authority in the case.
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"I think in this case that's certainly the case, or will prove to be the case."
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"But that's no longer the case, and it's probably never going to be the case again."
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TRUMP: OK. I have a situation where the woman that brought the case brought the case.
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Albarran submitted a written affidavit in the case saying he wants the case to be dismissed.
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The case had strained ties between Egypt and Italy, which recalled its ambassador over the case.
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The judge in the case agreed to delay opening statements in the case by one week.
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Some differences in the case are clear: ■ Charges were filed against the officers in the case.
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The case for the subway is the case for mobility: physical mobility, economic mobility, social mobility.
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The case has strained ties between Egypt and Italy, which recalled its ambassador over the case.
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The case was dismissed because the case was filed before the cuts took effect, but the groups plan to appeal, noting that the judge didn't rule on the merits of the case.
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"The case for constitutional limited government is the case against Donald Trump," declares Federalist founder Ben Domenech.
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"I do not say this is the case, only that it could be the case," he said.
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The case collapsed, but details of the case remain under seal and out of the public eye.
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The case made headlines again recently when HBO announced it would air a documentary about the case.
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The case was filed as a "Bivens" claim, so called because of the case of Bivens v.
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The impact of the case Beletsky thinks this won't be the last time the case comes up.
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On Wednesday, the main prosecutor who has prepared the case against Brunson was removed from the case.
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You'll need to plug a Lightning cable into the case to recharge the case once it's depleted.
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The Case Against Adnan Syed isn't a retelling of the case that launched the hit podcast, Serial.
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In the case of recent gun control polls, all of the above appear to be the case.
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What needs to be established is the case for Joe Biden, not the case for Barack Obama.
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But the case ended in a mistrial and the Justice Department eventually decided to abandon the case.
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This was the case with the larger screened iPhone devices (and two screen sizes at that), it was the case with the iPad Pro and it was the case with the Apple Watch.
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The case was reopened in 2014 when investigators believed forensic technology could generate a break in the case.
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Kevin Steele, the District Attorney who tried the case, made it known that he would retry the case.
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That's not the case with most shooters, and it wasn't the case with the Battlefront 2 fauxsports presentation.
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Yeah, it's not always been the case, or at least it's been the case, but in complicated ways.
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The case was settled out of court, and Cooley is legally unable to discuss the case any further.
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" The subtitle of her book — "The Case for the Nation" — should have been "The Case Against the Nation.
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"If I was working on the case I would probably have to get off the case," Ohr said.
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On the underneath of the case is a USB Type-C connector to charge the case and buds.
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The new recommendation, however, prompted the four career prosecutors assigned to the case to withdraw from the case.
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And then by the end of the episode they solve the case, or they don't solve the case.
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Sometimes that's the case, but more often it's the case that there are hard problems in the world.
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One way or another, they promise to expand the nation's roads — literally, in the case of Mr. Musk's tunnels, figuratively, in the case of flying cars, and efficiently, in the case of self-driving ones.
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Now, HBO is revisiting the case again in a four-part documentary series called The Case Against Adnan Syed.
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And if that's the case, what does it say about the agenda of a local prosecutor handling the case?
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The case ended up in the L.A. City Attorney's Office where the case was rejected for lack of evidence.
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That's certainly the case with people, and increasingly, I think, it's going to be the case with tech devices.
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The case connects to your iPhone via Bluetooth connectivity, thus allowing you to send eBooks straight to the case.
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Little is known about the case, except that 149 individuals involved in the case were targeted by the wiretap.
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Foxx subsequently handed the case over to a deputy, but said Wednesday her office worked diligently on the case.
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This would not be the case with a physical injury, so why is it the case with mental health?
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Much of the case is still subject to a gag order, forbidding details of the case from being published.
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"These are items that are related to the case," said Mr. Cho, who is not involved with the case.
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Beacuse of President Trump&aposs comments about the case, Fidell said he still believes the case should be dismissed.
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In addition, there's 22016 extra hours of charge in the case (I charged the case once during my tests).
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What's the case for the tariffs, and more specifically, what's the case for them as a national security measure?
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Polanski's lawyer Jan Olszewski said the prosecution's statements on the case were "misleading" and aimed at politicizing the case.
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Indeed, the case against the Blaine clauses is stronger in some ways than the case against the travel orders.
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Artforum's attorney is submitting arguments to dismiss the case against the magazine, and not the case against Mr. Landesman.
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My book, "The Case Against Impeaching Trump," could just as easily have been the case against impeaching Hillary Clinton.
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Then, when you open the case, you'll see a nice bamboo finish on the case and on the headphones.
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In one way, the case for the public plan has changed — in a way that makes the case stronger.
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The judge overseeing the case struck down the FCO's objections in 2011 and 19353, and the case went ahead.
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A judge dismissed the case with prejudice this week, meaning prosecutors cannot easily bring the case back to court.
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But my big takeaway was this: The case for the Amazon bookstore is the case for any retail store.
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Though the Court may still hear the case, it's unlikely to decide the case until 2021 at the earliest.
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The way things are, that's no longer the case, just as that's the case in many other countries today.
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Make the case for keeping them, and make the case for not allowing them to be distributed by you.
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First, the case against college football is not as clear-cut as the case against the National Football League.
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That's the case when it comes to writing amazing movies like Trainwreck, and it's also the case with her fashion.
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Silberman wrote that he disagreed with certifying a class in the case, and would have also found the case moot.
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Reaction to the case The case has struck a chord with many who felt compelled to reach out to Glasgow.
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In January 2016, a judge dismissed the case against the University of Mississippi, but the case against PubPeer is ongoing.
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But that firing alone doesn't change the trajectory of the case, or the motives of the people behind the case.
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Russia participated in the case at first, hiring lawyers and arguing the US court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case.
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The judge ruled against a defense request to dismiss the case, not that the case would now go to trial.
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Perhaps The Case of: JonBenét Ramsey will not only reveal new information about the case but also move it forward.
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This month, USCIS reopened the case and granted the petition, said Matthew Webster, one of Entegris' attorneys on the case.
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An appellate court said the case included "profoundly alarming acts of misconduct" in the investigation and prosecution of the case.
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More details on the case were not immediately available and many court documents in the case are filed under seal.
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The appeals court returned the case to Sweet, including to decide whether the case should proceed as a class action.
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The case could continue to be delayed and appealed, or the administration could drop the case — meaning funding would stop.
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Investigators dropped the case in 2017, but prosecutors in Stockholm say they're looking into the possibility of reopening the case.
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Opening arguments in the case are set for Thursday before Judge Richard Leon in Washington, who will decide the case.
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If that is the case, the justices could also decide to rehear the case once a new justice is appointed.
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C: I mean, that might not be the case, but I feel like that might be the case for me.
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But a federal judge in D.C. dismissed the case by ruling the plaintiffs didn't have standing to bring the case.
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Erdogan, who said he was personally following the case, added that Turkey had no documents or evidence regarding the case.
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Only eight justices will hear the case, raising the possibility that the case will deadlock in a 21625-2900 tie.
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"We bring a case when it's right to bring the case for the needs of the case itself," he said.
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Desai's counsel in the case, Purnendu Chakravarti, said this week there was no change in the status of the case.
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Ultimately, the case will be referred to the L.A. County D.A., who will decide if the case will be dropped.
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The case is in U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, and the case number is 16-cv-01899.
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The case was settled out of court for undisclosed terms before a judge could consider the merits of the case.
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Razer will sell complete systems using the case as well as the case on its own for prices unknown yet.
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The case was also investigated by Israeli police, which closed the case in August without bringing criminal charges against Kenan.
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" "He offered to have (our) people working on the case come and work with their (Russian) people on the case.
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The case revolved around Sreynuon Lunn, who was charged with robbery last fall before the case was dismissed in February.
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The U.S. group took the case to the Supreme Court after a appeal in the case was rejected in 2016.
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WM: But your inclination will be to keep them in the case because the case charges them for 24 hours.
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PEOPLE began covering the case the day after Caylee was reported missing, interviewing more than 143 key players in the case.
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The Trump administration has tried to get the case dismissed, but three federal courts have said the case can go forward.
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That's not universally the case, but in regards to medicine and health care, that's probably more often the case than not.
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The case was initially brought by a whistleblower under the False Claims Act, and the U.S. government intervened in the case.
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To charge the Sleepbuds, put them in the case and plug in the case using a Micro-USB cable (really, guys?).
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This is the case in Florida, where a citizen can have a criminal history record even if the case was dropped.
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Bernabei said a police detective handling the case told Jane Doe's counsel that prosecutors did not want to pursue the case.
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That's never been the case before with Xbox games on PC, and Microsoft can confirm it won't be the case now.
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When he returned, James Gillis, the lead prosecutor on the case, launched into one last, impassioned argument to save the case.
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Four Justices are required to vote yea in order for the case to be accepted — and that wasn't the case here.
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Clearnet in the case of the LSE, and Eurex Clearing, the largest European clearing house, in the case of Deutsche Borse.
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Helm's lawyer withdrew from the case and Helm got a new attorney, who immediately filed legal docs to dismiss the case.
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The case marked the first time that anyone charged with providing support to ISIS has taken the case to a jury.
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PEOPLE began covering the case the day after Caylee was reported missing, interviewing more than 200 key players in the case.
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That wasn't the case in Marie Curie's lifetime, nor is it the case in the public scientific institutions in our lifetimes.
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He ruled that arguments Muthana faced irreparable harm if the case was delayed were not sufficient for speeding the case up.
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Barely 10 days after the case was filed, the defendants succeeded in having the case moved from state to federal court.
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A stay on the case has been lifted and the Nia Project hopes the case will be fully heard this autumn.
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A decision on the case is expected this term, although earlier this month, Justice Elena Kagan recused herself from the case.
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Sources familiar with the case tell us on Wednesday Nicole met the L.A. County Deputy D.A., who is reviewing the case.
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But he sent the case back to the lower courts to examine two questions left open in the case, Byrd v.
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Plaintiffs in the case yielded in their demand to depose Ross after the judge in the case ruled in their favor.
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Stone may now not speak publicly about the investigation or the case or any participants in the investigation or the case.
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Unbeknownst to Hansen, the case officer reported his conduct to the DIA and acted as an FBI informant in the case.
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"The court should decide the case on the merits, or terminate it by remanding the case to EPA," the greens wrote.
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The federal appeals court overseeing the case agreed to delay the case indefinitely shortly after the Justice Department made its request.
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"Make the case for keeping them, and make the case for not allowing them to be distributed by you," she challenged.
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The court can either agree to hear the case in full and suspend the sale, potentially putting it at risk, hear the case in full but allow the sale to go ahead, or decline to hear the case further.
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The industry has made matters worse by testing rough-around-the-edges products on unsuspecting people: pedestrians in the case of autonomous vehicles, patients in the case of health care AI, and students in the case of educational software.
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The case was filed on Tuesday at the court, which accepted the case and immediately heard victim testimony, said Preeda Tongchumnum, another lawyer on the case, who also works with the Solidarity Center, a U.S.-based worker rights organization.
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Now, with the introduction of HBO's follow-up series, The Case Against Adnan Syed, interest in the case has officially been renewed.
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A federal judge in New York heard arguments about the case last month; Trump's attorneys are trying to get the case dismissed.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch recused himself from the case as he dealt with the case previously when it came before the 10th Circuit.
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Here is what we know about the missing woman, the two people charged in the case and other elements of the case.
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Technically, the case was placed on the "Stet docket" -- which, in Maryland, means the case is essentially inactive, but not entirely erased.
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In 2017, the case made it all the way to the Supreme Court, which sent the case back to a lower court.
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Mr. Parnas's lawyer tied the case to Mr. Trump, saying that some evidence in the case could be subject to executive privilege.
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By declining to hear the case, the Supreme Court is basically allowing the case to move forward as a class action suit.
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"The Case Of: JonBenét Ramsey," a two-part, four-hour miniseries set to debut September 18 on CBS, will reexamine the case.
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A recent Netflix documentary has brought the case back into the spotlight and drawn criticism of the prosecutor who oversaw the case.
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If the judge in the case sees the earthquake issue as enough to move forward, the case could turn to a jury.
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The D.A. called the case "potentially prosecutable" were it not for the statute of limitations, so the case will not be filed.
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A fictionalized biopic about the case made in 1990, Unspeakable Acts, paints the two child therapists in the case as noble heroes.
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The judge in the case is deciding whether he'll require Katherine's presence in court for the case against Trent to go forward.
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While it may not be the case that the justices' religious views impact their interpretation of the case, their conservatism definitely does.
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The judge in the case also extended a deadline for the bank to reply to the case from Wednesday until Friday morning.
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The case was dropped in 2014, after the court decided that considering the case would involve accusing the US of war crimes.
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The case has been paralyzed by disputes over the listening devices, as well as questions from the case judge about his authority.
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The break in the case It wasn't until 163 years later that Rippey found the break she needed to reignite the case.
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Trump repeatedly denied wrongdoing in the case and claimed that he could have won at trial, but agreed to settle the case.
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Let's set a booking so I can come on the show to talk about the case and the issues in the case.
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The state plans to retry the case District Attorney John Champion said prosecutors plan to retry the case, CNN affiliate WREG reported.
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He went on to win the case, and Gawker declared bankruptcy as a direct effect of the monetary loss from the case.
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When asked if he thinks the case was a witch hunt, Shafee said: "My client and I hope that's not the case".
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Erdogan, who said he was personally following the case, added that Turkey had no documents or evidence at hand regarding the case.
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The case was set to be tried next month, but the case was dismissed on Monday at the request of U.S. prosecutors.
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The judge has issued a gag order in the case, barring attorneys from both sides from discussing the case outside of court.
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Lawyers involved in the case have deadlines this month and in December to file briefs on Democrats' motion to dismiss the case.
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And critics like Dr. Lustig believe that the case against sugar is as strong as the case against smoking or excess alcohol.
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He has repeatedly derided the case against Stone as a "disgrace," targeting the prosecutors and judge involved with the case in particular.
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The subtext of the entire day was the case for and against witnesses, and it's likely to be the case again Thursday.
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Only eight justices had heard the case because Justice Brett Kavanaugh had not been confirmed by the time the case was argued.
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The appellate judges acknowledged this impediment and sent the case to mediation, a clear signal for Ms. Harris to dismiss the case.
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A federal judge heard arguments on the case on November 26, and ruled November 27, denying the motion to dismiss the case.
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There are four questions at play in the case, and all of them are, given the importance of the case, relatively narrow.
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It could decide to hear the case in full and suspend the sale, potentially putting it at risk, hear the case in full but allow the sale to go ahead, or decline to hear the case further, the court has said.
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The Supreme Court said it would not hear the case in March of 2017, and the case was pushed back to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, which sent the case back to the district court in July of 2017.
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Put the case on the charger and the little charging light on the front of the case will turn orange and begin charging.
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In the case of Dickinsonia, it was fat molecules; in the case of sea sponges, it's a steroid compound known as a sterane.
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But the US District Court Judge presiding over the case denied Uber's request, and instead referred the case to the US Attorney. 2017.05.
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A dissenting judge in the case, Stephen Reinhardt, pointed out that the decision could have ramifications far beyond the case at hand— i.e.
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HBO has a full trailer out for The Case Against Adnan Syed, its documentary exploring the case made famous by the podcast Serial.
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I've removed the dock from the case and set it on a table, but the case integration is great for when you're traveling.
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You can click on the case number to learn about the accusations against the employee and to see how the case was resolved.
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Last fall, a judge ruling in the case of two exonerated men said Guevara told "bald-face lies" when testifying in the case.
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Since the Supreme Court granted the case, however, the law was changed and lawyers for New York say the case is now moot.
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Of course, Bridget Jones's Baby still centers on one Bridget Jones, so this is not the case, and arguably cannot be the case.
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The attorney general's office is seeking civil penalties in the case of an amount to be proven if the case goes to trial.
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"The outcome of the case is still the outcome of the case," Paulson, who plays prosecutor Marcia Clark in the series, tells PEOPLE.
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Next up ... the Board of Parole Hearings will review the case and if it approves, the case will go to recently elected Gov.
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Just drop the case on a pad and a small indicator light on the front of the case tells you they're getting juice.
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Since Scheltens has already made the case for cartograms (and it's a good one!), I'll make the case for geographically accurate electoral maps.
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What the case was about The case against Cosby centered on testimony from Constand, a former employee with Temple University women's basketball team.
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Trump's legal team for the case, led by his personal lawyer Marc Kasowitz, has repeatedly tried and failed to have the case dismissed.
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In the case of the House Judiciary Committee, she ultimately chose to step aside until a ruling on the case is wrapped up.
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Democrats said the case should increase pressure on Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court since the case could end up there.
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This is the case for JMS in Korea, and it was the case for the Branch Davidians in Texas, or Jonestown in Guyana.
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The justices could also opt to send the case back to a lower court or rehear the case once the vacancy is filled.
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"The court now has to consider whether it will accept the case," Viorika Jirgena, the prosecutor in charge of the case, told Reuters.
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Of course the plaintiff never says that the case is about revenge; the facts of the case and its timing strongly suggest that.
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The case: A man, for the purposes of the case named Michael, had an affair with a woman who later had a child.
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That made the case a curious fit for the financial control officials, who were assigned the case instead of UEFA's main disciplinary body.
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The two devote a significant part of their time repressing (in the case of Alejandro) and belittling (in the case of Mariela) dissenters.
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Earlier this week, a federal judge refused to dismiss the case against Hunter after Hunter's defense attorneys argued the case was politically motivated.
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"The employee who was to handle the case did not follow internal procedure and closed the case without taking action," the documents state.
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Not only venture capitalists would disagree with such a claim, because the case for venture capital is the case for ambitious risk-taking.
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The case was initially assigned to U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff, who dismissed Kalanick's denial of price-fixing and moved the case forward.
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Sources connected to the case tell us Johnson has denied all allegations of domestic violence and vows to continue to fight the case.
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But if they were hoping for a more nuanced approach to the case on HBO, The Case Against Adnan Syed won't provide it.
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One is she's actually going out and saying what she believes to be the case, it turns out not to be the case.
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The case was headed to court, but we've learned that Walmart and XL Insurance America struck a deal, so the case is over.
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"Rather than take the time to look carefully at the case and take the heat from the community," Mr. Kowalski said, "prosecutors bring the case and then they're off the hook, they brought the case, and now it's the jury's problem." video
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A closer look at the case A lot of information about the case, including the defendant's name, is sealed because he is a minor.
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The appeals court reversed his decision — the panel said Troiano "decided the case for himself" —and now the case is moving to adult court.
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But because the case is likely to be appealed, the case could have a drastic effect on how elite schools use race in admissions.
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If there was, in fact, a quid pro quo, the case for abuse of power -- hence, the case for impeachment -- becomes difficult to refute.
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The case had reached a bench trial, which entailed Furman delving into the facts of the case — not just his reading of the law.
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As is often the case with the Italian court system, the case has dragged on for many years with numerous judges reversing previous verdicts.
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When the American drones did arrive, they did so broken (in the case of Solo), or late and broken (in the case of Karma).
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Sources familiar with the case said some shareholders within the group wanted to pursue the case against the bank, if they could find funding.
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Lawyers in the case say the case could conceivably be further appealed to the European Court of Justice but that this is highly unlikely.
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In fact, the only way to judge how much battery is left in the case is via the indicator lights on the the case.
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Following the case, Microsoft operated with "internal restraint" in the wake of the case in the 2000s, former employee Don Dodge told CNBC earlier.
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It's often the case politicians only take action when the point of crisis is reached, and this appears to be the case in Australia.
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The prosecutor said he wanted to "review factors in the case" and said he thought the case would be resolved at the next hearing.
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The Department of Justice is investigating the case to determine whether Johnson's civil rights were violated or there was a conspiracy in the case.
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Unlike much of the Russia scandal, the case against Jeff Sessions (like the case against disgraced former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn) is straightforward.
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The case was eventually settled after he and two associates agreed to pay an undisclosed fine in return for the dropping of the case.
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The case was dismissed, but on appeal, faced with the prospect of having to testify under oath, Clinton settled the case out of court.
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The county sheriff's office reportedly investigated the case last year, but said officers could not identify a suspect and the case had been closed.
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The case is being heard by 10 judges rather than 11 because the court's chief judge, Merrick Garland, has recused himself from the case.
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Either party could also ask the Supreme Court to hear the case, though that's not a guarantee the high court will take the case.
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The unions will likely ask the entire 6th Circuit to reconsider the case, said Irwin Cutler, a lawyer for the unions in the case.
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"I could make the case for losing 18 seats and no more or I could make the case for losing 85033 seats," said Rep.
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" She adds: "Even though the details of the case were horrific, there was... deafening silence from the departments at the centre of the case.
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If this is the case, even if it isn't the case, I want to dedicate this to the LGBT community all around the world.
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I just don't like the fact that oftentimes, folks treat immigrants like they're criminals, and that's not the case; that's not always the case.
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The case stretched over four years and attracted international media attention until 35, when the case was resolved in favor of her father's family.
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The judge in the case, William Alsup, said granting an injunction might entail removing Levandowski from his post for the duration of the case.
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You're making the case for why your horror movies deserve theatrical releases, but let me make the case for two other movies you produced.
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If this is the case — even if it isn't the case — I want to dedicate this to the L.G.B.T. community all around the world.
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The Justice Department could petition the full 4th Circuit to reconsider the case, or ask the US Supreme Court to take up the case.
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The two were acquitted on other charges — assault in the case of Mr. Ellison and use of firearms in the case of Mr. Mack.
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That request to expedite the case was denied on Tuesday — although the Supreme Court could still take up the case at a later date.
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Four prosecutors abruptly withdrew from the case amid questions about whether President Trump, having just publicly called the case unfair to Mr. Stone, intervened.
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Who would be best in terms of making the case and articulating the case for Donald Trump with a positive voice like you have?
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I do not want to make uninformed guesses about why this is the case; I simply want to state that it is the case.
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The executive told the paper that while the case to keep the stake was "debatable," the case against it wasn't strong enough to sell.
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If the Supreme Court chooses to take up the case, it still appears unlikely that the case will be resolved before November's presidential election.
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According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ ... the judge in the case has signed off on EMI's request to officially reopen the case.
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On Wednesday, the Justice Department asked Marrero to keep the case in federal court and temporarily block the subpoena while the case is argued.
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I need to check every day to make sure it's not the case, but we haven't had it so I'm hoping that's the case.
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In the case of the $2 tip, Instacart's "batch payment" came to $8; in the case of the $6 tip, Instacart paid only $4.
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According to court officials, it basically means the case has been dismissed ... but in theory, prosecutors could pick up the case down the road.
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Jaybird did implement a fast-charging system into the case — five minutes of charging in the case powers the earbuds with up to one hour of listening — which is fine for long bike rides or runs (I kept the buds in the case while resting).
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Again, this will vary based on your components, but for me the process was to unscrew the two halves of the case, screw the PCB to the bottom of the case, and then reassemble the case with the circuit board and acrylic installed within.
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He also mentioned that the judge in the case is Hispanic, and said that he might ask the judge to recuse himself from the case.
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The Case Against Adnan Syed, out March 10, revisits the case from the podcast Serial, often considered the locus of our current true crime craze.
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The case was shelved, he said, when the detective in the case, Chris Garza, "was unsuccessful" in contacting Kelley in late October or early November.
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The case itself is made from server-grade metal, with a metal filter on top of the case which can be removed for routine cleanings.
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Intel Corp and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd , which are not parties to the case, filed briefs opposing Qualcomm's attempt to the have the case dismissed.
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The series recently concluded its 10-episode run, and and helped bring the case and the case of the Isdal woman to a global audience.
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After the case was decided, Cruzan's parents collected additional evidence that she would want her life support discontinued, and the state withdrew from the case.
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"Obstruction in the case of Nixon and in the case of Clinton in the late '90s has been considered an impeachable offense," he said. Rep.
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Both do it with an enormous helping of absurdity: in the case of Zlatan, knowingly so; in the case of the Premier League, completely earnestly.
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The Obama administration appealed the case, and the Trump administration asked to put the case on hold while it established its position on the matter.
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She initially cited "potential questions of impartiality based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case" as the reason for stepping away from the case.
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Since the case was unsealed in Boston last month, the family's identity has been a mystery because the parents were not charged in the case.
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And if this is the case, even if it isn't the case, I want to dedicate this to the LGBT community all around the world.
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So you reached a conclusion in the case of Mr. Comey, President Comey — excuse me, the case of Mr. Trump, you have an ongoing investigation.
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He said he would not have reached the merits stage of deciding the case and instead holds the courts lacked jurisdiction to hear the case.
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The Department of Justice signed off on bringing the case, the FBI conducted an independent investigation, and career prosecutors handled the case throughout its duration.
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The FBI, which is overseeing the investigation, has not spoken publicly about the case or given an update on the case since it took over.
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Even in the case that a drug is highly profitable, innovation is on the backburner — take the case of Gilead Sciences's hepatitis C drug, Sovaldi.
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Media reports on SSDI often try to make the case that fraud and abuse of the program are rampant, but the case is mostly anecdotal.
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Klein said his agency referred the case to the Homeland Security Department's watchdog agency, which declined to investigate and sent the case back to CBP.
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Background on the case: The case was filed in 2015 by 21 child and young adult plaintiffs, represented by climate activist and scientist James Hansen.
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But instead, the administration and the House have agreed to stay the appeal of the case, while they discuss a possible resolution of the case.
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Merlino is the only co-defendant in the case to have essentially beat the rap due to the case against him being the worst built.
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But the case dragged on into the George W. Bush administration, which decided to settle the case quickly and on terms relatively favorable to Microsoft.
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In January, a judge dismissed the case against the sheriff's department and ICE, but allowed the case against the Bureau of Land Management to continue.
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The revelation threatened to upend the case against Salman, but a judge denied the motion, saying it was not relevant to the case against her.
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The move followed arguments in the case in February and the enactment of a new federal law that both sides said made the case moot.
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Bowyer worked on the case with Secret Service Special Agent John Ely for three years and is happy to see the case end with arrests.
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Because so much of the case remains sealed, Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Small are prohibited from answering questions about nearly every aspect of the case.
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Ultimately, she tightened the gag order, preventing him from speaking publicly about the investigation, the case or any participants in the investigation of the case.
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After much maneuvering, the case becomes a First Amendment matter when Trump himself posts to Twitter about it and Boseman and Lucca win the case.
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This is the case in other nations with single-payer, and it may soon be the case with Medicare if the IPAB process is triggered.
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Mexico filed a brief supporting the parents in the case, suggesting that the foreign relations problem in allowing the case to proceed was not obvious.
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This may be the case at enrollment, but as audits have revealed, it is not necessarily the case throughout the child's time on the program.
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The plaintiffs in the case, which was originally filed by former UCLA basketball player Ed O'Bannon, petitioned the court in March to hear the case.
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Trump and his businesses were later added to the case as intervenor-defendants, meaning they also have the opportunity to be heard in the case.
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"Obstruction of justice in the case of Nixon, in the case of Clinton in the late 90s, has been considered an impeachable offense," Curbelo said.
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The Colorado Supreme Court refused to hear the case, and so the owners of the cake shop took the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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What the case is about: Attorneys are arguing that the case against this defendant should be dismissed because Whitaker is an unlawful acting attorney general.
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The most negative implications of that conversation for the case would be that the court would change its mind as an intervenor in the case.
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It's never going to be the case that it's effortless and never the case that you can snap your fingers and just change how you feel.
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Meanwhile, state attorney Foxx has been receiving backlash after she recused herself from the case before Smollett was charged and assigned the case to her deputy.
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When making the case as to why Baratov should not be granted bail, US prosecutors point to the case of his alleged co-conspirator, Alexsey Belan.
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" Lamb also praised LEAP, saying: "For people involved in law enforcement to make the case is far more powerful than for politicians to make the case.
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The case and earbuds combo is so unintuitive that Google includes instructions on how to wrap the wire around the case so that it will close.
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The judge's approval would be needed for an appeal at this stage of the case -- since the case isn't fully decided yet in the trial court.
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" Pelosi rebuts McConnell: 'the case is not closed' Pelosi also had a message for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday: "The case is not closed.
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The case has been at a standstill while an appeal is heard, and earlier this week Republicans put the case on hold for another three months.
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The opinion — which was partly unanimous, with several different splits among other justices in other sections of the case — in the case Department of Commerce v.
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The case is now magnetic, too, so you don't have to snap the earbuds in as much as you just let the case suck them in.
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Eventually Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr indicted Steele with lying to a grand jury and to the FBI about the case; the case ended in a mistrial.
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It takes around an hour and a half for the earbuds to fully top off while in the case, and 3 hours to charge the case.
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Up until then the case had been in the hands of a prosecutor called Viviana Fein who critics say never wanted the case to move forward.
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It might be a slump in oil prices, as in the case of Venezuela, or a slump in farming output, as in the case of Zimbabwe.
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As the case worked its way through the courts, the pension plan became overfunded once again in 2014, leading a district court to dismiss the case.
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I really like that the magnetic holder of the case is strong enough to hold the earbuds in place even when the case is upside down.
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Sources connected to the case tell us the deal was struck after Ty's attorney, Steve Sadow, met with prosecutors to point out weaknesses in the case.
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The case drew national attention when Sessions assigned Christopher Perras, a Justice Department lawyer with the civil rights division, to join local prosecutors in the case.
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Although the paper believes it has already obtained the case documents it needs, the university is suing the paper to keep information about the case private.
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"In the case of hurricanes and typhoons you get early warnings, in the case of earthquakes, not so much... When it's too late, it's too late."
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Given the urgency of the Brexit deadline the ECJ hopes to make a decision on the case before Christmas, sources close to the case told Reuters.
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But the indicator light is now outside of the case so that you can check the status of the battery without having to open the case.
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He's going to make the case that it's a big nothingburger, but if that were the case it seems unlikely that he would have recused himself.
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"Historically, at least in the case of [John] Ashcroft and in the case of [Eric] Holder, we've had the hearings prior to the inauguration," Grassley said.
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Zervos's attorneys have sought to depose Trump in the case, while the president's legal team has tried unsuccessfully on multiple occasions to have the case dismissed.
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They found a lawyer, Adrian Pole, who agreed to take the case on pro bono, buying them time against the government's attempts to stall the case.
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And finally, does she think the case against Naz is stronger than the case against the financial adviser that Box brings her in the eleventh hour?
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Jeffrey Cohen, a New York matrimonial and family law attorney who is not connected to the case, said Schwartz's claim will damage the case for Trump.
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It's also possible that the case could be pushed to next term — which would almost certainly delay final resolution of the case until after the election.
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The judge reset the case to March 24 after Angela Boswell said she was having trouble finding an attorney because of the "stigma" around the case.
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A federal district court for the Western District of Missouri dismissed the case, prompting Trinity to take the case to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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But the case for worrying about trade deficits, like the case for running budget deficits, has largely evaporated now that unemployment is back to 4 percent.
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In several incidents, the report said, investigating officers failed to pursue the case properly or filed it incorrectly, which hindered the case from being handled appropriately.
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Since the indictment, the case has dragged on because of fights between Concord and prosecutors over evidence in the case and the Russians' access to it.
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I mean, if it is the case with the Galaxy Fold, it's going to be the case with the Lenovo folding laptop, the X1 ThinkPad folds.
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The case collapsed months later, when leading physicists testified that the blueprints at the heart of the case were not for a pocket heater after all.
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The case could also set up a diplomatic tussle between Germany and the coming administration, though Mr. Trump's stance on the case is far from clear.
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The magnets pull the case and Kindle Oasis together to form a neat little slab that sits inside the case (available in merlot, walnut and black).
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City of New York, the case that prompted the court order, said the case lawyers would challenge the program in federal court in Manhattan this week.
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"There is voluminous amounts of evidence in the case, voluminous documents, and some of those documents are classified, so the case was declared complex," Marzulli said.
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This would be particularly the case if, as was the case in the recent Scottish independence referendum, it turns out to be a closely fought referendum.
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Justice Elena Kagan recused herself from the case, presumably because she dealt with the case in her previous job as solicitor general during the Obama administration.
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As a result of Forcelli's action, prosecutors dropped the case against Little, but Forcelli was outraged at the carelessness with which the case had been handled.
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The ACLU and the other plaintiffs are awaiting a judge in California's northern district court, where the case was filed, to be assigned to the case, but were standing by in case a judge made an emergency move on the case during the Veterans Day holiday.
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Some of the irregularities, according to legal docs: The judge said the State's Attorney screwed the case up after Foxx recused herself, because of comments she had made about the case, there was no one in her office properly overseeing the case ... so says the judge.
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Eggert pointed out on Twitter that the case against Baio wasn&apost dismissed because of a lack of evidence but because of the age of the case.
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The case against Manafort stems from Mueller's Russia probe, but prosecutors have indicated the case against Manafort will not explore Russia's attempted interference in the 2016 election.
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Schock unsuccessfully asked the Supreme Court to step into the case before a trial, after a judge denied his initial request to dismiss the case against him.
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Ramping up the case for independence—the argument that Scots have too little say over how they are governed—also ramps up the case for further devolution.
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A suspect in the case has not been identified "due to the amount of people in the area" but the case will remain under investigation, she said.
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As is the case with solving a real crime, sometimes a fresh perspective is the key to cracking the case, or in this instance the second season.
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Subtly in the case of Mr Modi himself, and not-so-subtly in the case of lower-ranking lieutenants, party spokesmen rubbed salt in perceived sectarian wounds.
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Kevin Steele, the newly elected DA who is pursuing the case, has said Cosby would need an immunity agreement in writing to get the case thrown out.
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So basically these cases are a tension between whether the text the law controls the case or what people were actually thinking in 1964 controls the case.
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The mesh top of the case slides halfway to let you put the earbuds in, while Apple's case is a hatch on the top of the case.
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We've learned the D.A. rejected a felony filing and sent the case to the City Attorney, who concluded the case was barred by the statute of limitations.
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"He did the case a great disservice," former prosecutor Vince DeMore, a principal with Boston-based West Hill Associates who has been following the case, tells PEOPLE.
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The preliminary hearing will last for two weeks as the prosecution makes the case that they have enough evidence against Durst to take the case to trial.
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A range of speakers from the Sanders faction made the case for Clinton, and a range of speakers from the Clinton faction made the case against apathy.
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"The judge has requested that the courts in Madrid release the case file to the association," an Argentine court source with knowledge of the case told Reuters.
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Sources connected with the case tell TMZ it settled for a "very modest amount" because everyone realized the stepkids had no legal standing to press the case.
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Anna's lawyer, Disso Queen Laura Wasser, asked the judge Monday to remove the case from the court system and have a private judge handle the case instead.
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If you lose the case, say in a cushion, you can use a Find My Galaxy Buds feature inside the Samsung Wear app, which rings the case.
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The case has been investigated by Czech police, who have charged Babis and others with fraud in the case, and by the EU's anti-fraud body OLAF.
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The motion comes after weeks of escalation tension in the case with Apple, the FBI, and other stakeholders arguing the case in public before it reached courts.
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Law enforcement sources now tell us there were 2 spurs in the case, and when Lana picked up the case ...the spurs fell and hit the trigger.
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Aesthetically, though, the case definitely looks less hideous than the old one with the battery "hump" extending all the way to the bottom edge of the case.
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The case was filed by some Illinois residents under Illinois law, but the parties agreed to transfer the case to the California court, the court order showed.
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"Historically, at least in the case of [John] Ashcroft and in the case of [Eric] Holder, we've had the hearings prior to the inauguration," Grassley told reporters.
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That no matter what Mueller (in the case of Manafort) or the Southern district of New York (in the case of Cohen) do, he can undo it.
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The Supreme Court sent the case back to the Virginia-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which in turn remanded the case to the district court.
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The plaintiffs in the case, which was originally filed by the former U.C.L.A. basketball star Ed O'Bannon, petitioned the Supreme Court in March to hear the case.
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The Board of Parole Hearings staff will review the facts of the case next and, if it is approved, the case will go to recently elected Gov.
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I think it's going to be an easy victory because we have thousands of people that have approved the case so we're going to win the case.
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During pre-trial hearings related to the case, the accuser's mother admitted to deleting text messages from her son's phone related to the case, ABC News reported.
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His attorney, Thomas H. Burton III, told CNN that he has not seen the evidence in the case against Vence, so would not comment on the case.
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"Jury members are asked before the trial starts if they know anything about the case or individuals who are involved in the case or locations," Yazigi explains.
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The case can be used with or without the keyboard, which just snaps magnetically onto the edge of your iPad Pro (intentionally left open by the case).
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Washington (CNN)The federal judge overseeing the case against former Donald Trump campaign aides Paul Manafort and Rick Gates has issued a gag order in the case.
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In another episode, the Sumpul River peasant massacre, the case was never closed, but "the prosecutor has not done its work in the case," Mr. González said.
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She pursued the case to set an example, asked for only $1 in damages, won the case and cut a big check to a rape-services foundation.
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If the truth were to emerge that the case began with an illegal police search, the evidence would quite likely be thrown out and the case dismissed.
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The three bonded over an article titled "The Case of the Missing White Voters," foreshadowing the case they would help Mr. Trump build during his presidential campaign.
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The case is a little thick, but the buttons remained clicky, and I was able to wirelessly charge the S20 Ultra with the case on the phone.
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At the same time, individual personalities and their policies also matter — and there the case for #NeverLePen seems weaker in important ways than the case for #NeverTrump.
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Obtaining a conviction could depend on how well Mr. Rivas, who is cooperating in the case, can perform as a witness if the case goes to trial.
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Hong Kong has said the case can be handled without any further discussions as all relevant evidence was in Taiwan, giving it absolute jurisdiction over the case.
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Banks, brokerages, and insurers exist to serve their owners, be they stockholders in the case of joint-stock corporations, or approved customers in the case of mutuals.
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"Many Somalis are talking about the case as though the case occurred here in Somalia," said Abdirahman Hassan Omar, a lawyer based in Mogadishu, the Somali capital.
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Hong Kong has said the case can be handled without any further discussions as all relevant evidence was in Taiwan, giving it absolute jurisdiction over the case.
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The case is still open The case has not been closed, and Durán Mejia said there are still many unanswered questions around the circumstances of the accident.
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The judge in the case, Brian M. Cogan, later cautioned Mr. Lichtman against making promises to the jury that the evidence in the case would not support.
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" Judge Jackson's gag order bars Stone from speaking "publicly about the investigation, or the case, or any of the participants in the investigation or the case. Period.
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The district court judge must apply the law to the facts and evidence in the case and will not be influenced by the media surrounding the case.
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It is more likely that democracy ends with a whimper, when the case for supporting it — the case, that is, for everyday democracy — is no longer compelling.
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The lead prosecutor in the case was removed after Schock's legal team raised questions about the way the case had been pursued; the judge initially on the case was removed due to communications with the prosecutor's office about another case; and then the entire prosecution team was reassigned.
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But as is often the case with Supreme Court cases — and is definitely the case with this one — the actual argument being put forward in the courtroom is a lot narrower than the argument over whether unauthorized immigrants are good or bad for America that's happening around the case.
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In addition, his lawyers have mounted yet another attempt to dismiss the case, this time based on the argument that prosecutors waited too long to bring the case.
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That means the case will go to court, but the judge also recommended that the case go to federal prosecutors to investigate whether Uber is guilty of theft.
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While we don't know the outcome of the case yet, Olivia gets a call from Fitz, who is pretty confident about the pair's odds of winning the case.
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Both leaders are short on political partners, who are either too religious, in the case of Gantz, or too far to the left, in the case of Netanyahu.
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The case also comes with an app, which, among other things, will notify you if the case was opened out of your sight, and monitor the battery percentage.
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I think it's very stupid that in the case of goods, we can have a free market, but in the case of people, it's the other way around.
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Sotomayor noted that everybody "is afraid of opening the door" in the case and asked Fisher to explain why the racial testimony in the case should be considered.
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To create the case, LuMee says it added an extra microcontroller along with other components so the case can listen to and measure degrees of loudness and rhythm.
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Bell said that the argument of the case is that the scheme would be to defraud the insurer -- and in the case of her client, not the bank.
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The case against Greitens hit a roadblock when a judge ruled that Kim Gardner, the St. Louis prosecuting attorney, could be called as a witness in the case.
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He pushed back, saying the career agents who knew the most of the case arrived at the conclusion that the case against Clinton wasn't even a close call.
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And in the case of the school nurse, it was almost always the case that they could only inject the child if the EpiPen belonged to the child.
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The Italian group has always said the case was against the individuals rather than the company and the case against Leonardo was dropped by prosecutors in July 2014.
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Based on the evidence presented during the hearing, the judge referred the case to a grand jury, which is expected to hear the case Wednesday for possible indictment.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, the swing vote in the case, didn't clearly define "navigable waters" or property rights in the case, and the laws since have becomes increasingly vague.
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"Technology drives the case for getting the whole package designed and having a private entity involved earlier in the game than has been the case historically," he said.
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Ellis has ordered jurors at the end of each day not to discuss the case with anyone, watch media reports or do their own research of the case.
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While the state has asked the court to dismiss the case, The Associated Press reported the judge said Tuesday that he is inclined to let the case proceed.
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Despite the lack of details in the email, as well as the fact that the case is still under seal, it appears the case is related to LuminosityLink.
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The case for The Favourite winning Best Picture: The case for The Favourite is surprisingly weak, considering it's tied with Roma for the most overall nominations, at 10.
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The case is complicated by the diversity of the class of immigrants who brought the case, as well as the fact that three immigration statutes are in play.
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Christensen heard oral arguments in the case earlier Thursday, but said he would not immediately rule on the case, which prompted the groups' requests for a restraining order.
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First, I will analyze what I know to be the case as opposed to what I (or viewers) might desperately want to be the case against the president.
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Softer job growth and the reversal on the labor force will weaken the case for raising interest rates in June, while steady wage growth will support the case.
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Citing ongoing litigation, Gascón refrained from discussing details on the case and took responsibility for any failure to prepare for the case and the concluding not guilty verdict.
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Scores of crimes require proof that the accused acted with intent or purpose — to kill, in the case of murder, or to steal, in the case of theft.
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Our research shows instead that in the case of Mr. Trump, Americans monitor his statements, his accusations, his travel and his events, and in the case of Mrs.
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However, the court did not rule on the merits of the case; it dismissed LePage's appeal of a lower court decision, sending the case back to Superior Court.
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But "the publicity will be suffocating" wherever the case is tried, said Jeffrey Lichtman, a high-profile New York City attorney who is not part of the case.
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Messitte said he would decide by the end of July if the case should move forward or, as the administration has asked, if he will dismiss the case.
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Because Moore has recused himself from the case, the Louisiana attorney general's office can now either handle the case itself or assign it to another district attorney office.
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To bring the case and have legal standing, the state of Texas, the lead plaintiff in the case, must show that it has been hurt in some way.
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Those economies also are having to cope with uncertainty from Italy in the case of Europe and the deflating of a credit bubble in the case of China.
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Mr. Lichtman said that after reading the grand jury minutes and concluding the case was tainted, he told the court in January that he wanted the case dismissed.
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Men and women have to keep making the case for women's reproductive rights; women have been making the case for years, but more men need to speak up.
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They made the choice to meet with him and lie about it (in the case of Flynn and Sessions) or propose something inappropriate (in the case of Kushner).
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Rather than forcing grounds through a filter (either by pressure in the case of espresso, or gravity in the case of drip), a French press works by steeping.
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Mr. Vance said he discussed the case with Ms. Bashford and his chief assistant at least three times and finally accepted Ms. Bashford's recommendation to drop the case.
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On Thursday, Mr. Multhaup declined to comment on whether he would seek to take the case to the state's Supreme Court or on other details of the case.
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The case comes as Egypt is bolstering its tourism industry and attempting to draw outside investment; critics say the case does nothing to help the country's global image.
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In this post, I will lay out the case for pessimism and the case for (cautious) optimism, pivoting off a new series of papers from leading climate economists.
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For more on the Fed: Sebastian Mallaby, Alan Greenspan's biographer, makes the case for Yellen, while Breitbart, echoing The Wall Street Journal editorial board, makes the case against.
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The request to drop the case puts a dent in former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's prosecutorial successes, though the case had been an uphill battle from the beginning.
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Trump has complained about the case on Twitter, and in a meeting with the Ecuadorean President on Wednesday, he thanked the Justice Department for intervening in the case.
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In the case of the truck window, the stopping distance is shorter (labeled sT with the T for truck) than in the case of the mounted glass (sg).
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See more from Ms. Hinman on the case for rebuilding America's transportation infrastructure, as well as other CEOs who are speaking out to make the case for investment.
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If that were to occur in either the case of Brexit or the case of the Hong Kong crisis, Trump's chances of reelection would seem to be slim.
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Because of their profession, they tend to be far from standard sizing — either much larger, in the case of N.F.L. players, or smaller, in the case of drivers.
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The case in Texas involving the privately funded border wall will continue to be litigated, but the judge in the case, Randy Crane, allowed the construction to resume.
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While that story was brought up in the trial, the judge overseeing the case, Stephen Wilson, instructed the jury that it was not the subject of the case.
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The case against Trump Nadler posed three questions at the hearing Wednesday: Does the evidence support the case that Trump pressured Ukraine to intervene in the 2020 election?
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A special prosecutor appointed to oversee the re-examination of the case said last week that authorities would virtually "start from scratch" after previous mishandling of the case.
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Prosecutors outlined their "voluminous" evidence on Tuesday in a motion for a protective order in the case against David Sidoo, one of the parents charged in the case.
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The court agreed Wednesday to review requests related to the case, including whether to entertain Boutrous' effort to intervene in the case, behind closed doors on February 15.
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"The case has gone through the courts, and it is over," said Claire Fenton-Glynn, a legal scholar at the University of Cambridge who has studied the case.
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The case was large, over a dozen separate charges, hundreds of exhibits, about two hours of legal instructions, and it took about three weeks to present the case.
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They occupy subtler realms, quenching thirst with pure flavors and perhaps a snappy zestiness in the case of pilsner and a rich depth in the case of porter.
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Early on in the case, Jane Doe's lawyers at the American Civil Liberties Union had asked the judge to certify the case as a class action, and to have the case cover all pregnant teenagers in the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, which manages the care of undocumented minors.
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Spray the inside of the case with a dusting spray like Pledge or Endust, slide the case over a blade and, holding the opening of the case firmly over the top and bottom of the blade, slide it back along the blade to wipe away the dirt that has collected.
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As someone who personally believes in Syed's probable innocence, and who definitely believes his trial was unjust, I was left frustrated by The Case Against Adnan Syed's unwillingness to objectively present me with the case against Syed — especially given how loudly the case for his innocence has already been trumpeted.
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In fact, thousands of pages of documents relating to the case are already available online thanks to the City of New York and continuing public interest in the case.
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He takes on the case because he knows no one else will take on the case, and suddenly finds himself in the middle of all the mysteries this season.
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When you pick the device up, you can fold the "set of eight thin metal curls" back inside the case, TechCrunch reports , adding that the case is patent-pending.
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Muhammad Shafee Abdullah, who is Najib's lead counsel in the case, argued that his client has faced a "trial by media" even before the case was presented in court.
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But the judges signaled that they were unlikely to change their minds by inviting plaintiffs in the case to seek a summary judgment ending the case in their favor.
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"It was only the second hearing in the case and there has not been a proper defence, since the case is still against an anonymous instagram account," she said.
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I sincerely hope the US will amend its view on it, and the case that is pending will be abandoned, as it should be in the case of Snowden.
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On July 10, US District Judge Emmet Sullivan ordered the lawyers in the case and Flynn to give him an in-person update on the status of the case.
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Ellis previously had grilled Mueller&aposs team on whether the case was within his mandate and questioned whether they brought the case to get Manafort to testify against Trump.
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It has asked the Supreme Court to review the case directly instead of letting it wind its way through the court system first, as would normally be the case.
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Prison officials don't want Lee discussing the case with others involved in the case, the official said, explaining why the Samsung scion was being held in a single cell.
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On Thursday, arbitrator Stephen Burbank denied the league's request to dismiss the case, which means he found sufficient evidence for the case to continue and perhaps go to trial.
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He found that the district court also lacked jurisdiction over the matter and remanded the case back to the court where it was originally filed, essentially ending the case.
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This is particularly the case with coastal flooding, since sea level rise is providing storms with a higher launching pad for floods than was the case in previous years.
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The police identified this investigator as the second one involved in the case and said the investigator was likely hired by a new attorney Epstein brought into the case.
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The case for Warren as vice president is stronger than Kaine boosters allow, and stronger in sum than the case for Kaine—or for anybody else Clinton might choose.
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IMF will fund the case on a "no win, no fee" basis and will be entitled to costs and a slice of damages recovered if the case is successful.
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And, in the case of Iran, are standing on principal or, in the case of Saudi Arabia, playing for the long haul, where marginal, higher-cost producers get decimated.
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The case, first decided in favor of Google, bounced up to an appeals court and was reversed, then appealed to the Supreme Court, which declined to hear the case.
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"I also think that -- not always the case, but often the case -- there has to be something broken in you to want to be successful in Hollywood," Guggenheim argued.
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The case attracted attention because it came days after the high-profile honor killing of outspoken social media star Qandeel Baloch, whose brother has been arrested in the case.
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CannabinoidsCompounds that bind to receptors in the human body's endocannabinoid system, producing both psychoactive effects, in the case of THC, and non-psychoactive effects, in the case of CBD.
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Hollander will weigh the Whitaker claim along with the government's motion to dismiss the case on the grounds that Maryland does not have legal standing to bring the case.
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On Sunday, Harris highlighted her experience as California's Attorney General, promising to "make the case for America and to prosecute the case against Donald Trump," according to the Register.
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The judges, who heard oral arguments in the case on Friday, had asked Trump's personal attorney William Consovoy at the time why the DOJ wasn't involved in the case.
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When the case was finally argued in February 21819, Madison did not even appear, either through counsel or in person, effectively rejecting the court's power to decide the case.
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They work in the same way: place the Spectacles in the case and they'll charge up to four times before you'll need to recharge the case via USB-C.
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Every time he makes the case for "the 'old fashioned'—I would call them timeless —virtues of squares, mansion blocks, and terraces," he is making the case for himself.
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Though the case was initially assigned to the other judge sitting in that court, Judge Rolando Olvera, an Obama appointee, quickly signed an order transferring the case to Hanen.
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In the case against Domino's, the Supreme Court will reportedly decide in the fall whether it will even hear the case, and there are only a few possible outcomes.
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That means you can place the case on a wireless charging pad, which uses an electrical current to generate a magnetic field, creating voltage that powers up the case.
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The case was investigated by the university's Title IX office, and the male student was expelled, but in 2016 prosecutors dismissed the case in criminal court, citing insufficient evidence.
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"Clinton will not only make the case against Trump, but she wants to earn their vote by making the case on why they should vote for her," Palmieri said.
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Each of these policies and practices violated our Constitution — in the case of federal government action, the Fifth Amendment; in the case of state and local action, the 14th.
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These would curb CO2 emissions from large jetliners from 20 percent in the case of option 1 to 40.4 percent in the case of the toughest standard, option 10.
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" Though the president fired Mr. Flynn, Mr. Trump has long derided the case against him, wishing him luck on Twitter, praising Ms. Powell and calling the case a "disgrace.
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"There's some unique oddities to the case," he told Refinery29, adding that news outlets from all across the country had been in touch with his office about the case.
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Lawyers laid out the framework of the case in opening statements on Monday, but they shed little light on the unanswered questions that continue to swirl around the case.
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And after defense lawyers asked the court to toss the case before it went to the jury, Judge Trenga considered the motion, describing the case as speculative and circumstantial.
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Before the case could go to trial, police officers took four suspects in the case to a field near the crime scene and gunned them down, claiming self-defense.
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An agent based at the field office running the case should sign it, not a supervisor at F.B.I. Headquarters in Washington, as is currently the case, Mr. Kris said.
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Even if BOB wins the case in court, the company will bear the enormous cost of this litigation while the government will use taxpayers dollars to pursue the case.
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The other point I would make is, the case in terms of the Ukraine misconduct is ironclad, but so is the case of the President's obstruction of the Congress.
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It limits the case for the plaintiff, tilts the case in favor of the defense and deprives the public of potential life-saving information … It's censorship by another name.
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Then there is the case of there is the case of 90-year-old Earl Olander, who was brutally beaten and left to bleed to death in his home.
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The Chicago PD claims Jussie Smollett paid Ola and Abel Osundairo $3,500 to fake an attack, but sources connected to the case tell TMZ that's just not the case.
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Had Apple made the entire back of the case a battery — something they surely could have done — we'd have a heck of a time taking the case on and off.
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This week, CNN's Miguel Marquez asked the Trump campaign to comment on the case in light of the fact that the five men originally convicted in the case were exonerated.
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As the case proceeded, J&J was able to avoid handing over talc test results and other internal company records Hobson had requested to make the case against Baby Powder.
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In the case, the left and right buds have designated spots inside the case for charging, and they're specific, meaning the left bud won't fit in the right bud spot.
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A court hands back the case On June 14, the Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court reversed Troiano's decision and sent the case back down for further judgment.
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Previously, he has declined to comment on the case or the conduct of the investigation, saying Myanmar's courts are independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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"It's simply the case that in parts of the world China has invested in ways that have left countries worse off, and that should never be the case," he said.
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Experts told CNBC that the case against FCA is not as strong as the case against Volkswagen, which has paid out near-$20 billion so far related to the scandal.
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They are eager to solidify bilateral relations, in the case of the Saudis, for more US support in Yemen, and in the case of Egypt, to secure more military assistance.
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Boies represented her for the case until a judge ruled he and his partners needed to be taken off the case due to their expected testimony, according to the Journal.
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The Supreme Court's order didn't end the case — it just meant that the DC Circuit's earlier opinion was not binding precedent as the case went forward in the lower courts.
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Early on in the case, US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson had ordered the parties and the lawyers to refrain from making any public statements that could prejudice the case.
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Trump then can ask the Court of Appeals to consider the case "en banc" -- meaning the entire Court of Appeals hears the case, rather than the standard three-judge panel.
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The case was kicked over to the L.A. City Attorney's office -- which ultimately decided there was not enough evidence to convict Dawson of a crime ... so they rejected the case.
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Despite his preference to keep the case away from trial, Shapiro said he was confident in the case he had built on behalf of the children against the Trump campaign.
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"The Court ruled the case should have not have been filed in Texas because Nate has not fought in Texas and dismissed the case," Nate's attorney Jeremiah Reynolds tells us.
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Annika Wennerström, one of the prosecutors involved in the case, told the Canadian National Post that the case is unprecedented, and could set standards for sexual assault that involves technology.
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Video Following the allegations, the defense argues that the Trump administration's purported meddling in the case merits dismissing the case entirely or at least making it a non-capital trial.
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Certain types of criminal offenses – domestic violence in the case of firearms, drinking and driving in the case of automobiles – can result in a suspension or revocation of that license.
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In many places, the case touches on fundamental questions of government power and the legal status of technology, issues that will be attacked from every angle as the case proceeds.
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There have been reports the case is about to go to the Grand Jury, but a senior member of the D.A.'s office tells TMZ that is not the case.
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Other defendants in the case include former Russian officials, such as the former minister of economy and trade, though Kasowitz is only listed as representing the bank in the case.
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The case was made more complicated when the Federal Circuit on May 7 invalidated three of the patents at issue in the case, which could impact the overall damages owed.
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Additionally, the newspaper reported that Kraft would have to review the case against him and agree that the state would have found him guilty if the case went to trial.
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"The government is trying to get the Supreme Court to decide the merits of the case before the merits of the case are decided in the lower courts," he said.
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Five minutes in the case equals one hour of playback, and the case itself is light and compact, so you can toss it into the hidden pocket on running shorts.
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The case involved what the Justice Department described as "unprecedented initiation of criminal prosecutions" against the defendants involved in the case, who live in Russia, Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova and Bulgaria.
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The conservative Shafaqna news agency acknowledged her death in a brief item Tuesday, noting that the case had drawn international attention and caused "counterrevolutionary media" to cry over the case.
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AT&T had suggested that the lawsuit was politically motivated, but the trial judge in the case dismissed the company's request to include that line of inquiry in the case.
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Gun-control advocates and victims' rights groups have embraced the case as a way to knock down stalwart gun protections, while gun makers and dealers are watching the case intently.
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"Based on the panel review, we felt the case should not have been closed as there was compelling information to say that the case could be further investigated," Sundramoorthy said.
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The case has also drawn criticism of the police, who failed to act for some three months after a reporter tipped them off about the case, the commission has said.
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I wouldn't put much faith in it, as I was able to pull it off the case fairly easily (also, the case didn't fit the phone perfectly, which was annoying).
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Pop Warner could have chosen to continue litigating the case in Wisconsin, where Chernach lived and the lawsuit was filed, but in a first, it chose to settle the case.
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Judge T.S. Ellis repeatedly reminded the jury not to discuss the case with anyone, including their spouses and children at home, and not to do any research on the case.
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The ACLU explained: The notoriety of the case caused some ACLU members to resign, but to many others the case has come to represent the ACLU's unwavering commitment to principle.
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If the case were converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation, a trustee would be appointed to wind down the case much more quickly than if it remained in Chapter 11.
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He has hired some of the top lawyers in the country, who have argued that the police mishandled the case and asked that evidence in the case be kept private.
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Although I do not have a final answer to this question, we should recognize that the case of future humans is very different from the case of currently existing humans.
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I said this in the case of the Electoral College vote, and the same applies in the case of every other act of opposition: Extraordinary circumstances require extraordinary opposition tactics.
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The first court to hear the case convicted her and sentenced her to six months in prison last year, but she was granted bail while the case was on appeal.
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Lawyers for a Democratic Society, better known as Minbyun, initiated the case after meeting with some of the waitresses and criticized the findings, vowing to take the case to court.
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Prosecutors handling the case have yet to question any of the officials responsible for operating the surveillance technology, according to the victims' lawyers and their review of the case file.
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Since the Supreme Court granted the case, however, the law was changed and lawyers for New York told the justices in briefs they thought the case should be considered moot.
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"The burden of proof remains on those making the case for higher yields, because those making the case for lower yields just have to point to two facts," he said.
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A lawyer questioning Trump in the case on behalf of the plaintiffs, Jason Forge, peppered the presumptive GOP presidential nominee with questions about his claims and actions surrounding the case.
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"Obstruction of justice, in the case of Nixon, in the case of Clinton in the late '90s, has been considered an impeachable offense," he said during an interview on CNN.
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In urging the United States Supreme Court not to hear the case, Wisconsin's attorney general, Brad D. Schimel, seemed to acknowledge that the questions in the case were substantial ones.
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Concord Management and Consulting, the parent company of Prigozhin's catering business, was indicted in the case and has tapped a US law firm to fight the case on its behalf.
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Arguments in the case were held this week, and U.S. District Judge Peter Messitte in Greenbelt, Maryland, appointed by former Democratic President Bill Clinton, could rule on the case soon.
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The questions would include how many media reports on the case a prospective juror has read or seen, and whether he or she has formed an opinion in the case.
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By the time the United States Supreme Court considered the case, DeFunis was already in his last year of law school and the court ruled that the case was moot.
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Two conservative justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, said they would have heard the case, with Thomas writing in his dissent that the court was obligated to hear the case.
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Although worries vary, politicians and regulators around the world are waking up to the power of these online matchmakers, whose role is to bring together different groups—advertisers and consumers in the case of Facebook and Google, merchants and buyers in the case of Amazon, drivers and passengers in the case of Uber.
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"As someone who personally believes in Syed's probable innocence, and who definitely believes his trial was unjust, I was left frustrated by The Case Against Adnan Syed's unwillingness to objectively present me with the case against Syed — especially given how loudly the case for his innocence has already been trumpeted," Romano wrote.
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When the case was argued in December, only eight justices were present, as Justice Elena Kagan had recused herself based on her work on the case as United States solicitor general.
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Fitzpatrick said they came to her about the case, even before this kind of DNA detective work made a splash by helping to solve the case of the Golden State Killer.
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A judge dismissed the case in December, but a Lufthansa spokesperson told CNN that the company "has already filed the appeal against the decision" and will move forward with the case.
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FBI reviewing the case with police The Lake Stevens police say they have already worked on the case with the FBI, which helped in the forensic examination of a family computer.
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That's already the case in most nations, whether through luck—an original administrator agreeing to return the rights, as with Haiti—or, in the case of the US government, sheer clout.
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Although most information about the case is sealed, EFF speculated in its court papers that the case relates to the mass arrests during protests in Washington on President Trump's inauguration day.
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The case is far from a trial, but US District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan ordered the editorial's authors to testify as he weighs the Times' motion to dismiss the case.
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Of all spending on food, over half is on imports, according to official statistics: 68% in the case of fish, for example, and 76% in the case of oils and fats.
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That "means that T.S.A. did not open the case," according to the T.S.A. A decal was placed on the case to show it had been screened and cleared, the T.S.A. said.
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Automate your contributions so they come right out of either your paycheck (in the case of a workplace 401(k)) or checking (in the case of an IRA or Roth). Why?
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This week, DHS asked the D.C. circuit court to drop the case because the new rule would remove work authorization for certain H-4 visa holders anyway — making the case moot.
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CHRIS HUGHES: So, I have a piece out last week or just this week actually making the case for higher taxes in the "Democracy Journal" making the case for higher taxes.
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Now, we try to keep the door open, in both the case of Russia and both the case of China, that they'll, in the main and in general, see things differently.
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Lawyers involved in the case say Goodwin's costs will be covered by RBS's directors and officers liability insurance, so he will not be out of pocket whatever happens in the case.
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Specifically, he argues that Foxx's appointment of her deputy to investigate the case essentially rendered the state's prosecution nonexistent, as her deputy did not have legal authority to pursue the case.
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The first of five preliminary hearings on the case was held in Florence last month as judge Paola Liguori weighs up whether to push for a trial or shelve the case.
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Though the case is on track to head to trial—which is rare in cases where consumers take on major corporations—there is a chance that the case could be settled.
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Khuzami led the case against Cohen, who has pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations, lying to Congress and other federal crimes, after U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman recused himself from the case.
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Lawyers for Koss were to be paid between 22014 percent and 2256 percent of any settlement or judgment of the case, depending on when the case was resolved, court papers say.
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Cops spent most of July gathering evidence in the case ... but according to the police docs, they decided they will not be moving forward with charges and will close the case.
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The fact that the case is likely to proceed to trial is a surprise to many legal scholars, who thought the case would have been dismissed like many other climate lawsuits.
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In the case of Halo Top, the company got the case thrown out after insisting that its product can "settle" in different ways due to temperature and air pressure en route.
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Slotting the earbuds into the case isn't totally intuitive, even after a couple of months of use, and the case itself is big — much larger than Apple's AirPods case, for example.
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The case was filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., and is being overseen by Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee, who scheduled a hearing in the case for Wednesday.
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More on Clean Power Plan litigation: The appeals court hearing the case against the Clean Power Plan rejected a conservative group's request to file a separate brief in the case Monday.
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While the case was filed in 2015, the substantial claims haven't moved forward much, since the federal government has repeatedly asked higher courts, including the Supreme Court, to stop the case.
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But, the case against Kerry running again -- for himself and for the party -- is still considerably stronger than the case for him to try for the brass ring a second time.
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Investor favorites such as copper, zinc and nickel, by contrast, all saw activity contract by 22019% in the case of the first two and by 10% in the case of nickel.
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The Los Angeles district attorney declined to charge him with a felony but sent the case to the city attorney's office, where misdemeanor charges are still being considered in the case.
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Before the Supreme Court can rule on the merits of the case, it must first decide if Texas had a legitimate basis to bring the case forward to begin with. 2.
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Voci said Tuesday that Donahue had long been a suspect in Kulb's death, but that the case went cold until 2015, when state troopers revisited the physical evidence from the case.
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Attorney Gloria Allred, who represents one of the alleged victims, said she is satisfied that the case will move to a pretrial hearing, adding that the case against Weinstein is strong.
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The case against Roger Stone was also assigned to Jackson because Mueller and the U.S. Attorney's Office in D.C. said it was related to the case against the 12 Russian officers.
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Cooper's move does not end the case altogether: The state Board of Elections is still a defendant and the state legislature — which remains in GOP hands — could take up the case.
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Kent, while explaining the State Department "spent roughly half a million dollars" building the case against the oligarch, told lawmakers that he confronted another of Shokin's deputies personally over the case.
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Such panels are usually made up of three to four experienced officials who examine the case team's conclusions with a fresh pair of eyes to ensure that the case is robust.
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The case was dropped in 2017, but a lawyer for the alleged victim told Reuters in April that she would ask prosecutors to reopen the case and extradite Assange to Sweden.
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While government lawyers wanted the Court to take up the case, they also fought to allow the ban to go into effect while the case plays out in the lower courts.
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The case is unique because the court decided in May, without any litigants asking, that it would have all of the judges hear the case, something that hasn't happened since 2000.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which represented the couple in the case against the florist, emphasized that the court was not making a determination about the merits of the case.
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What is clear is that we need to better understand the role of multiple determinants in the case of this disorder, as is typically the case with any complex psychological disorder.
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Lawyers for the five airport employees who are defendants in the case asked the court on Thursday to send the case back to prosecutors, saying the investigation had missed crucial evidence.
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Investor favourites such as copper, zinc and nickel, by contrast, all saw activity contract by 22019% in the case of the first two and by 10% in the case of nickel.
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But in 2017, he ruled that he had no jurisdiction over the case, a point that Mr. Schneiderman and Ms. Healey had strenuously argued, and transferred the case to New York.
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The others are believed to include the case of a former Blackwater security contractor recently found guilty in the deadly 2007 shooting of dozens of unarmed Iraqis; the case of Maj.
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Related: How 'America's Toughest Sheriff' Treats Mentally Ill Prisoners Attorneys representing the plaintiffs in the case implored Snow to refer the case to the US Attorney's Office for criminal contempt charges.
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That makes the case more about the impact on the company's financial position than the validity of estimates of global warming, even though that is at the heart of the case.
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We're told the case was turned over to the L.A. City Attorney for misdemeanor sexual battery, but the City Attorney rejected the case in August because of a lack of evidence.
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Mr. Wanger, who believes the case against him was brought at the urging of a rival in a corporate power struggle, ultimately settled the case without admitting or denying the allegations.
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"If admitted into evidence of the case, the documents and the testimony pertaining to them will become part of the public record of the trial of the case," the statement said.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch had yet to be seated when the case was argued, and did not participate in the decision of the case, justices Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan recused themselves.
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The case found its way to the Conviction Review Unit, whose leader, Mark J. Hale, said he had no idea how the case had proceeded to trial in the first place.
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It was last week when we saw the President tweet a complaint about the handling of the case, and Attorney General William Barr immediately launch an unprecedented interference in the case.
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In a hearing about the case earlier this year and an opinion from its advocate general in December, the court was critical of the Irish decision to pass on the case.
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Celebrities, including supermodel Gigi Hadid, have been brought in to be interviewed as potential jurors, but the case is struggling to find individuals who are impartial to the case, Variety reported.
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Two people with knowledge of the case said there was an effort to take sworn statements in the case but would not say on whose authority, since there is no judge.
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Traditional options allow the buyer of the option to purchase the underlying asset in the case of a call option or sell the underlying in the case of a put option.
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Part of that is down to the small editions Idea produces: as few as 500 (in the case of Ms. Koller) or as many as 5,000 (in the case of Vetements).
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"The constitutional provision ... says that they cannot go beyond 14 days and hearing the case beyond last Friday means they will be hearing the case outside the constitutional provision," he said.
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The order setting the case for rehearing did not provide any rationale for the move but indicated that a majority of the appeals court's active judges voted to rehear the case.
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Another appeal takes the case to the federal circuit court for that region — which can't rehear the case, and so has to rely on the findings in the original court proceeding.
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The appeals court said it would hear oral arguments in the case in March and froze legal discovery in the case, evidence-gathering that could force disclosure of Trump's financial records.
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" Coll's lawyer, Joshua Dratel, called the case a "tragedy.
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The case is about conspiracy -- and Giuliani knows this.
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Whatever the case ... bygones are definitely bygones by now.
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" "You've made the case better than anyone else can.
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The case alone is currently about $85, and the .
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The case is Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Plan Trust v.
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"Its craftsmanship — "The case, the dial, the hands, etc.
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" Read the special issue, "The Case for the Olympics.
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" The case — something of a real life "Kramer vs.
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" That was the case with the 2014 film "Interstellar.
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" He added, "Let's assume that to be the case.
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That's certainly the case for me — and a problem.
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Not the case for Joe D's bat ... that's irreplaceable.
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" Read the cover story, "The Case for the Subway.
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Whatever the case ... you know Kodak's really into her.
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Whatever the case ... Al looks great, Lucila does too.
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"The chief law enforcement officer (Acevedo) of the agency investigating the case is making comments about how the case should conclude before he even has the investigation concluded," she said by phone.
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You can charge your iPhone and the case by plugging them into a wall together: the case is smart enough to charge your iPhone first before it begins filling its own tank.
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One particular quirk of the case, however, is the fact that investors in the case all made money from their relationship with Shkreli, which the defense argued invalidated any claims of fraud.
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Lawyers involved in the case told the court Flynn may be able to show the judge later this year how helpful he will be to the prosecutors in the case against Kian.
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Judge George Hazel explained the Hofeller cache "raises a substantial issue," and said if the Fourth Circuit appeals court sends the case back to his courtroom, he would re-open the case.
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The school board appealed its loss to the Supreme Court, which agreed to hear the case, but after the Trump administration withdrew the previous guidance, the case was remanded to district court.
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But Chutkan has yet to rule on whether the case can move forward as a class action, and Wednesday it was unclear whether Lloyd's deposition would have an affect on the case.
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There's no getting around the fact that the case adds considerable thickness and weight to the phone — even the smaller iPhone XS turns into a veritable chunk when the case is on.
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In a decision, the judge on the case said the court "indeed has doubts" about the viability of the idea, but it is, for the time being, letting the case move ahead.
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After you've paired your AirPods with your phone once, flipping open the case near your phone will instantly pair them and show the battery life of both the case and the AirPods.
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As the case "enjoins a formal national-security determination by the president of the United States" there is also a strong likelihood the court would want to take the case, he added.
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What if the Justice Department was pessimistic about the case and thought it was better to postpone and then drop the case than setting a precedent in favor of privacy and Apple?
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Cook was said to be "disappointed" the case didn't come to trial, according to Sewell, because he sought a resolution to the case that he believed would have ruled in Apple's favor.
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Generic medication is popularly seen as costing less than brand-name drugs, but that is not always the case, nor is the case that generics see lower price increases year-to-year.
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Knowing the case likely would come back on appeal during his time in office, Schmack took a close second look at thousands of pages of old FBI reports in the case file.
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The case got more complicated on Tuesday, when a federal appeals court in Washington, DC, ruled that a coalition of Democratic state attorneys general could join the case to defend the subsidies.
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Some managers said they saw more potential downside in the case of taking the wrong bet on the well-flagged event than potential upside in the case of correctly estimating the outcome.
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Mueller in turn had argued that Jackson should handle the case because a search warrant or warrants executed in the case was also executed in connection with another case overseen by Jackson.
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The D.C. Circuit Court had declined to issue a stay in the case weeks earlier, instead setting an accelerated time line for the case and a June 2 date for oral argument.
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Lunn's legal team appealed the judge's decision to hold him for ICE, and when the case reached the state Supreme Court, the ACLU and other agencies filed amicus briefs in the case.
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And in the case of a number of the products like the iXpand Flash Drive, being built into the case doesn't offer a huge advantage over getting the product as a standalone.
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The case against Harvey Weinstein suffered a massive blow when prosecutors had to admit the lead detective on the case advised one of the alleged victims to delete information from her phone.
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Altun said Turkey's findings on the case were in line with those of the U.N.-led inquiry, adding that Ankara was committed to cooperating in a potential U.N. investigation into the case.
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While there has been no official statement from the department about the case, Post sources familiar with the matter said that plans to close the case would be announced within 24 hours.
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When the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal of that decision last year, the case was sent back to the lower courts to hear the copyright aspect of the case again.
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"The response teams continue to work to decontaminate the home of the case and the high-risk contacts of the case have been identified and will be vaccinated from tomorrow," Muyembe said.
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The major groups pressing the case, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, are in Washington, D.C., but the chamber included in the case a few affiliates in Texas to justify filing there.
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Family members and victim advocates had suggested the case was not handled urgently because the victims were young African-American women, but the authorities said they never gave up on the case.
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Justice Elena Kagan's recusal from the case had court watchers expecting a 4-4 tie, but Justice Antonin Scalia's unexpected death a month later left just seven justices to decide the case.
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His lawyer condemned the decision to send the case to Curitiba, saying Moro should not have jurisdiction over the case and denying that Lula had anything to do with the Petrobras scheme.
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The case sports embellishments at the top and the bottom of the dial, which then wraps around the rear of the case and is also implemented on a new, heavy-duty buckle.
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I will not go through all the details of the case, but I was sitting in the courtroom when the case was argued and have read all the relevant material and opinions.
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Felicio Pontes, a federal prosecutor on the case, said the appeals court had merely rejected a request for a preliminary judgment and the merits of the case have yet to be judged.
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But the key point is that successive American governments since, in the case of Turkey in the 1950s and in the case of Egypt in the 1970s, have accepted that they are.
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If it ran its course before the case properly commenced, that would likewise negate the need for the Supreme Court to actually hear the case and rule on the ban's overall legitimacy.
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That's not the case this year, and is not expected to be the case in the future as the ocean warms in response to increasing amounts of greenhouse gases in the air.
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The prosecutor in charge of the case, Pablo Luz de Beltrand, confirmed that an investigation had begun, but said he could not discuss the details of the case while it was underway.
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The city had been on alert for days as the end of the case grew near, and many officials had drawn up plans for managing unrest in the case of an acquittal.
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When several of the case files became public following class certification, The Washington Post and The New York Times ran a handful of articles on the case, as did the TV news.
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After arriving in Singapore, Mr. Pompeo discussed the case of the evangelical pastor, Andrew Brunson, with Turkey's foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, after previously pressing the case at least three times by phone.
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If you do this, however, be sure to use a clean toothbrush and wipe the case gently to avoid any damage, since Apple says not to clean the case with abrasive materials.
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However, in April, Concord Management retained the Pittsburgh-based law firm Reed Smith, formally entered an appearance in the case and began demanding information from prosecutors about how the case was assembled.
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Numerous parties involved in the case were interviewed, and physical evidence from the case were sent to the Richland County Sheriff's Department Forensics Lab in Columbia, South Carolina, the police report said.
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The eight-member court appeared deeply divided on the case, making it more likely that the case will end in a 4-4 vote and prevent a ruling from establishing national precedent.
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But Democrats were unconvinced, and Mr. Comey's firing was quickly taken up as Exhibit A in the case for the Justice Department to appoint a special prosecutor to take over the case.
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Because as I noted Thursday, there is a BIG difference between making the case Trump is temperamentally unfit for the job and making the case he is mentally unfit for it. 5.
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As soon as you slide the phone into the case and plug it into the device's Lightning port, you'll see a prompt displaying how much battery life is left in the case.
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Some experts have said that, regardless of how the case is decided, insurers could raise premiums for next year due to the uncertainty surrounding the case — a point echoed by the Democrats.
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I think I'd get shoo-- sued by about 433,423 if I start making voluntary payments from-- JOE KERNEN: If that wasn't the case-- if that wasn't the case, would you do it?
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The case has raised difficult questions about how the university's senior leadership has handled the case, with some students circulating a petition demanding the resignation of C.L. Max Nikias, the university's president.
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Legal experts said the appeals court is required to take the case and will likely hear oral arguments, moving the final decision in the case one step closer to the Supreme Court.
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For example, the inside of the case is lined with microfiber, which makes it easier to put it on and take it off while also preventing it from scratching up the case.
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Asked about the case on a conference call, the Kremlin said President Vladimir Putin was aware of the case, but that it would not be appropriate for him to intervene in it.
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"I think most if not all senators are hearing the case by the prosecution and the case by the defense for the first time," Kennedy said during a break on Wednesday evening.
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"The video of the assault was brought to our attention, and while we were investigating the case, the singer(Wodumo) came to the police station to report the case," Naidoo told CNN.
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Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch agreed that the voters lacked standing to bring the case forward, but dissented in the court's decision to send the case back to the lower court.
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He posted $10,000 bail on Saturday, and on Tuesday, Burak's legal team had the case called, and prosecutors took a continuance to present the case to the grand jury for possible indictment.
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"The independent investigation done by the WHO's (World Health Organization) internal oversight services division clearly found that the case was unsubstantiated and recommended the case to be closed," spokesman Mahesh Mahalingam said.
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The case study didn't include — as the case studies in The Snowy Torrents don't include — the psychological factors that led these skiers to continue when the signs against it were so compelling.
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U.S. District Court Judge Colin Bruce, who was assigned to the case after the first federal judge recused at Schock's urging, has set a jury trial in the case for July 10.
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For some reason the lawyer who had initially handled the case added Kylie, but turns out Rob had repaired the damage himself so she really had no financial stake in the case.
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The ecosystem prioritizes the new and hot, like in the case of SoundCloud, or the library is determined by what's economical to pay for the rights to, in the case of Spotify.
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On whether the case was moot, Amiri argued that the unknowns in these types of cases — including how long a teen would be in custody and when she could no longer get an abortion — meant the case was "transitory" and that the court should keep the case live even if the claims no longer applied to the original plaintiffs.
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The pilot put the case there to prop up part of the plane's tail to help the loading team deal with some tall cargo, but the case was never removed, and when the plane's nose pitched up too far, the case blocked the yoke when the pilot tried to move it forward, the investigation report said.
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It was also later revealed that Sessions decided to consider the case over the objections of the Department of Homeland Security, which had asked him to hold off on diving into the case until the Board of Immigration Appeals, the immigration courts' appellate body, decided on a request from Couch to take the case back up themselves.
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Palmer District Court Judge Thomas Estes ordered the case continued without a finding, which means there was enough evidence to find him guilty, but rather than fighting the case, Becker agreed to probation.
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Though the case occurred two years ago, the shocking ruling was brought to light on Monday after Italy's highest appeal court ordered the decision be overturned and the case retried, The Guardian reports.
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The case is drawing unsettling parallels to the institutional breakdowns at Penn State revealed during the case of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, who was convicted of molesting young boys in 2012.
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Dershowitz writes a lot of books — indeed, The Case Against Impeaching Trump is his second book of 2018, following February's release of The Case Against BDS — and he is a shrewd self-promoter.
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Much about the case is unknown, because it has been playing out in courtrooms closed to the public in Washington, and because most of the documents filed in the case have been sealed.
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The case that Perez is referring to is the case from the original Annabelle, which took place in 1967, just a few years before the 1973 events of The Curse of La Llorona.
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"The detective was reading through the case and saw a couple of things he could work on, and as he kept pulling these threads, more of the case began to unravel," says Nelson.
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I just leave the case and keyboard on a desk, use the iPad as a tablet around the house, then drop it into the case when I want to use it for work.
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"I say to Mr. Trump and those aligned with him, make the case, make the case to those delegates who want to have a voice," Lee said during Thursday's session, raising his voice.
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At a Seattle court hearing on Monday, Robart said he would move forward with discovery in the case, meaning the request and exchange of information pertinent to the case between the opposing parties.
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Neither group has yet received permission to contribute to the case, but the judge has asked both to disclose their funding sources and any links to either of the parties in the case.
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Even when Farenthold and Greene reached a settlement in November 2015, the case stayed paused — most likely because the Ethics Committee was unaware that Farenthold had used taxpayer funds to settle the case.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday there were positive developments on the case of Turkey's state-owned lender Halkbank, adding that Ankara hoped for a positive outcome on the case.
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Adams said the next step in the case is a status conference scheduled sometime before the end of next month by Anne Arundel County Judge Laura Kiessling, who has been assigned the case.
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The case can show notifications, weather, time, music controls, and you can even open the camera and take a picture while the case is closed, something the Dot View case could never accomplish.
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Finally, parents can set up the case to send an alert when the EpiPen is taken out of the case, immediately letting them know when their child is having a possible allergic reaction.
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All major contracts experienced lower volumes ranging from the marginal in the case of nickel to the catastrophic in the case of molybdenum, which lapsed into disuse around the middle of the year.
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The case became the cornerstone of candidate Trump's immigration policy, and particularly his attack on sanctuary cities—he repeatedly invoked the case, using racially coded language, to exaggerate the threat presented by immigrants.
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Khuzami assumed oversight of the case against Cohen, who has pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations, lying to Congress and other federal crimes, after U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman recused himself from the case.
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A cascade of women have come forward to tell their stories — more than 50, in the case of Weinstein (most on the record), and 200-plus in the case of filmmaker James Toback.
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But then late last month, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts issued a temporary stay of the case to consider a request from the Justice Department for a stay to halt the case.
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Because the parties in the case are in dispute over whether the jury was given the proper instructions at trial, the court vacated and remanded the case back down to the lower court.
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An exhaustive investigation unearthed no suspects and the case eventually went cold -- until March, when investigators received new information that led Dix's investigators and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to reopen the case.
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That said — and this is somewhat subtle — I think the case for requiring one party to have open primaries everywhere is a little worse than the case for open primaries in the abstract.
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Dana and the sukuk holders have been fighting the case in courts in London and the UAE, and London's High Court is expected to begin a major hearing of the case next week.
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Near the end of the half-day of testimony, Justice Charles E. Ramos, who is hearing the case without a jury, urged Mr. Greenberg to speed the case along by skipping his hedging.
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Scottish National Party, Liberal Democrat, Labour and Plaid Cymru MPs are all petitioners in the case, as well as Jolyon Maugham QC, director of the Good Law Project, which is supporting the case.
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He said Turkey's findings on the case were in line with those of the United Nations special rapporteur's inquiry, adding that Ankara was committed to cooperating in a U.N. inquiry into the case.
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In the case against Ms. Graswald, 36, the case hinges largely on statements she made to the police, including the videotaped interrogation that Mr. Portale is trying to keep out of the trial.
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Making the case for the deincarceration of America means, typically, making the case that the people who get locked up are as much victims of society as they are wicked perpetrators of crime.
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White Star has not been named in the case, but a lawyer for the plaintiffs said he may bring them in should the case clear a motion to dismiss filed by the defendants.
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Not only is it not the case that the US has the cleanest air and water in the world, but it's also not the case that things have improved since Trump took office.
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Right now, we are emitting gases that will stay in the atmosphere, continuing to warm the earth, for several years (in the case of methane) to centuries (in the case of carbon dioxide).
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The case for his innocence seemed straightforward, but lawyers at the Equal Justice Initiative spent 16 years working for his freedom, appealing the case all the way to the United States Supreme Court.
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The company is placing great emphasis on the watch's uncommon architecture: The case is part round, part octagonal, and the skeletonized lugs are welded to the bezel but not to the case back.
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Senator Patrick J. Leahy, a Vermont Democrat who has closely followed the case and was critical of the Bush administration's early responses to the shooting, applauded the Justice Department's pursuit of the case.
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Jeffery R. Nance, the Army judge presiding over the case, rejected a request to dismiss the case or limit the potential sentence because of Mr. Trump's remarks, saying he had not been influenced.
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If you want to, read Nancy Skinner, a California state senator, making the case in favor and the journalist Jemele Hill or Cody McDavis, a former college basketball player, making the case against.
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Patricia says he did not volunteer information about the case to the Lions during the interview process for the head coaching job -- but has never lied about the case when asked about it.
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While it used to be the case that the city's best hotels were relegated to trendy South Beach, that's hardly the case anymore — though, those properties still exist and they're just as impressive.
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Justice Barry R. Ostrager of New York State Supreme Court who is presiding over the case, has thrown out most of the claims of selective political prosecution as potential defenses in the case.
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Mr. Spitzer ordered a review of the case after Mr. Rackauckas admitted in the deposition that "he had used the case to garner media attention to help his re-election campaign," prosecutors said.
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Democrats, meanwhile, said Saturday that the president's lawyers made the case for calling witnesses who were blocked from testifying in the House by pointing out the lack of firsthand evidence in the case.
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House Democrats are asking McFadden to immediately lift the stay, deny the administration's motion to dismiss and order the parties in the case to quickly file briefs about the merits of the case.
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The case that US hostility to Iran is good for our key regional ally is strong, as is the case that efforts to create a US-Iran rapprochement are bad for Saudi Arabia.
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Literally, in the case of the dog mauled by the lion, but also in the case of the young boy who by tying his shoe exposes his neck, leaving himself vulnerable, he said.
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The case is likely far from over: AT&T indicated on Tuesday it expected the case to go to the Supreme Court and said it looked forward to being part of an appeal.
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They exude asexual wholesomeness (in the case of William and Kate) and bad-boy cheekiness (in the case of Harry), and give the appearance of working alongside, not in opposition of, public opinion.
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Spitzer on Tuesday said he assigned new prosecutors to the case after he took office; he added that their review found there wasn't enough evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.
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At a hearing on Wednesday, the judge in the case excoriated the agent for his role in the leaks and essentially instructed Mr. Walters's lawyers to file a motion to dismiss the case.
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Until this week, the case had been moving along at a normal pace — the two sides were set to finish filing briefs on the government's motion to dismiss the case by mid-October.
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This isn't the case if you're sending a regular "green" bubble text message to another phone that isn't an iPhone, it's only the case with "blue" bubble messages between iPhones, iPads and Macs.
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" However, the lawsuit alleges that the case was picked up again when Crump brought Jeantel onto the case as a witness "and provided false statements to incriminate Zimmerman based on coaching from others.
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Court documents filed by attorneys for the seven women involved in the case -- originally filed in 2014 -- say the plaintiffs have reached a settlement and are requesting that the judge dismiss the case.
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The case at the ICJ will now move forward and the court will set a date for hearings on the merits of the case, a process likely to take more than a year.
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Emanuel said in an interview with Berry, however, that the company represented in the case by Littler Mendelson had stopped filing legal documents and was no longer a central player in the case.
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She thought there was a lot of misinformation in the media, and that if the FBI were to handle the case that would cut down on the number of leaks in the case.
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The Trump administration appealed the case to the Ninth Circuit, which is based in San Francisco, and on April 12 the court allowed the policy to be enforced while the case is pending.
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"As I've said before, I will take the case to trial and fight my hardest for the Uber drivers," Liss-Riordan, who has publicly defended her decision to settle the case, told Recode.
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But check Whitten's exhibition record and you will see that this was not the case (nor was it the case for Melvin Edwards, who had a solo show at the Whitney in 1970).
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As things stand, the case is more confusing than ever.
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That's the case with the previous Galaxy S8 screen protector.
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In the case of Ghostbusters, principal photography was in Boston.
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Three years later, Maricopa County agreed to settle the case.
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And it seems that this is the case for Stenberg.
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I hoped against hope that was the case for us.
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But the case, like so many others, had been delayed.
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That wasn't the case when she spoke in San Diego.
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But that isn't the case on our iPhones and iPads.
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"I do not believe that is the case," she said.
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"But that seems not to be the case," Sackville said.
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The case began in 2008 after Fisher was denied admission.
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You can see the case [for leaving out that information].
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But there's no way of knowing that that's the case.
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The case of Ms. Clark remains raw, emotionally and politically.
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Mr. Persaud has pleaded not guilty; the case is continuing.
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Last summer, the Supreme Court decided to take the case.
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The case may eventually end up before the Supreme Court.
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"No, no, no, that is not the case," Pettine said.
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This is what happened in the case of Western Digital.
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The case could be appealed to the State Supreme Court.
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The police brought the case to federal prosecutors in November.
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However, this wasn't the case for all of the shows.
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Here are four things to know about the case. 1.
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Sure, we're not the first food critics on the case.
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Here are five things to know about the case. 1.
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On November 27, the case was dismissed, court records show.
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The FBI has now also dropped the case against Pitt.
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But her analysis shows that need not be the case.
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The case, Annalise's personal struggles, the fire — it's all related.
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Prosecutors eventually dismissed the case, and Browder finally went home.
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The case was referred to Magistrate Judge H. Brent Brennenstuhl.
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This is the case with America's bank transfer infrastructure today.
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That is often the case with my relationship with Sarah.
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Trump tweeted in December that he was reviewing the case.
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But creditors said this is not the case with Supervia.
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Alas, that's not the case — at least, not right now.
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The case involving his daughter came to light on Sept.
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However, on Thursday, Trump suggested that was not the case.
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"It doesn't matter the nature of the case," says Hartman.
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The case is likely to go to the Supreme Court.
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As in Angola, the case is little discussed in Mozambique.
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