But in every prominent public life there is the judgment of history, and the judgment of family.
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Chapecoense requested that "the judgment take place before Feb 7 or that the game be delayed until after the judgment".
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To save him from the judgment of white people, she beat him; to save herself from the judgment of white people, she hid the beating.
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"A state may not disregard the judgment of a sister State because it disagrees with the reasoning underlying the judgment or deems it to be wrong on the merits", the justices wrote.
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The attorney general is the person who makes the judgment.
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So can we stop with the judgment on the profession?
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The court record indicates the judgment was paid in 2014.
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"These are the judgment calls that are difficult," Khosrowshahi said.
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The judgment may be appealed to the Federal Supreme Court.
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"The judgment was the only asset we had," Kajon said.
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Justice Clarence Thomas filed an opinion concurring in the judgment.
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William contested the judgment in a bankruptcy hearing, in 1992.
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While she bases her book on the judgment that the
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Should we bow down to the judgment of these voters?
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Mr. Ivetic said he would continue to challenge the judgment.
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In turn, Shkreli is pursuing an appeal of the judgment.
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How is the judgment of "do a great job" made?
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Let's await the judgment of the people of the country.
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She does not have the money to pay the judgment.
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"No one can avoid the judgment of history," he wrote.
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The order was stayed, suspending the execution of the judgment.
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CITIC had in January filed an appeal regarding the judgment.
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The judgment has sparked renewed calls for him to resign.
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The defunct company consented to the judgment without admitting wrongdoing.
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The trial judge later reduced the judgment to $78 million.
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For men who followed their girlfriends, the judgment looked different.
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"We affirm the judgment as to guilt, reverse the judgment as to the sentence of death, and remand the matter for a new penalty determination," Kruger wrote on behalf of the panel of seven judges.
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The judgment I faced and the self-inflicted guilt became consuming.
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Because it's not a 50/50 thing on the judgment call.
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President Trump had a typical Twitter meltdown and appealed the judgment.
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Zuma welcomed the judgment while claiming he did nothing wrong wittingly.
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He was not in court Thursday when the judgment was entered.
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Others dread the judgment of those around them or blame themselves.
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He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president.
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Despite the judgment, the Seattle-based software giant admitted no wrongdoing.
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It was not clear when the judgment would be handed down.
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The vote was lopsided (7-143), but the judgment was narrow.
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The congress's standing committee is not waiting for the judgment, however.
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It added the judgment set a precedent that would protect fans.
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Their survival depends on the judgment of the individuals in charge.
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Would you want the car to make the judgment for you?
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To get around this, the Judgment team used two different tactics.
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"The constitution protects personal liberty from disapproving audiences," the judgment declared.
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Guo admitted to his crimes, expressed regret and accepted the judgment.
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When Gottlieb does venture into negative opinion, the judgment feels earned.
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His lawyer told reporters his client would appeal against the judgment.
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"In the end, the judgment is up to God," Manning said.
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He is the president who bluntly scorns the judgment of elites.
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If you win, Legalist will take 30 percent of the judgment.
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The same goes for literature, and for the judgment of literature.
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Mr McLeod reckons the judgment will be overturned by the courts.
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Elan-Cane was considering whether to appeal the judgment, Singh said.
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That the judgment involved is predictive does not make it infirm.
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No one can escape death or the judgment that comes afterward.
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The lawyers representing Mr. Elam withdrew in 2015, the judgment says.
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The judgment was comprehensive, and LGBTQ activists in Botswana were overjoyed.
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The judgment offered a glimpse into the evolution of the cult.
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We defer to the judgment of law enforcement on this request.
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Net neutrality advocates claimed victory for this part of the judgment.
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She lacks the temperament, the judgment and the competence to lead.
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But seizing the assets to fulfill the judgment has been difficult.
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What does this tell us about the judgment of the president?
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The judgment also plays into a broader constitutional crisis in Britain.
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Then you got to figure out how to make the judgment.
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I've also noticed since I started commenting more frequently, there has been more discussion and a little less judgment (or the judgment is directed at me, which I prefer to diarists taking the brunt of the judgment).
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The racist attacks themselves may be inevitable, but the judgment is not.
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Zuma welcomed the judgment while claiming he had knowingly done nothing wrong.
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"If something makes you happy, who cares about the judgment?" she adds.
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Long-run trust in the judgment of the state might be threatened.
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"The ACCC is carefully considering the judgment," ACCC Chairman Rod Sims said.
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On Thursday, a government statement said Zuma "noted and respects" the judgment.
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"The committee took the judgment which in retrospect was correct," he said.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the judgment in 2008.
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Buchwald and his Stevens & Lee lawyers were confident the judgment would stand.
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So I think in terms of foreign policy, I have the judgment.
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Morgan Stanley said it welcomed the judgment and did not comment further.
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In the age of influencers, though, the judgment has all but disappeared.
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The judgment is now out there in the court of public opinion.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the judgment in 2014.
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THE JUDGMENT CALL IS SO HARD FOR THE BARISTA, FOR ALL BARTENDERS.
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Emotions can cloud the judgment of even the most battle-tested investor.
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The judgment was announced in a press release at 2:00 p.m.
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We will study the judgment' consider it and determine a way forward.
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The example also shows the judgment calls made by fact-checking organizations.
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If Simpson makes money, it's subject to seizure to satisfy the judgment.
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By the judgment of traders, Mr. Ackman's campaign was an outright failure.
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The judgment, the historical judgment on this, in my opinion, is closed.
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This seems to have led to many factual errors in the judgment.
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Juan now wants Mohamed to pay 10 percent interest on the judgment.
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The judgment comes after the South Korean public has soured on Samsung.
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Worse yet, the Bible says, the judgment for our sin is death.
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These are not my conclusions; they are the judgment of professional investors.
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"We received the judgment with great disappointment," SACP spokesman Alex Mashilo said.
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Of course, the judgment is still in the hands of the colleges.
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And, to add insult to injury, if Jussie loses the case but refuses to pay the judgment, the City can execute on the judgment, and that would include garnishing wages and freezing bank accounts -- including his "Empire" salary.
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But I respect the judgment of those who decided not to tell him.
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In a statement, an Oculus spokesperson characterized the judgment as a limited victory.
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The judgment notes that Page said he had never seen a Spirit performance.
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The judgment has to be is when do you deploy that fire power.
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That said, he explains it's hard to accept the judgment as it stands.
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"The judgment of the people was that debate should take place," Abe said.
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But I don&apost think it substitutes for the judgment of these executive.
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The judgment met with applause in the courtroom, according to CNN affiliate News18.
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The notebooks also were used to calculate French salespeople's bonuses, the judgment said.
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Handed down in December, the judgment only came to public light this week.
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Applause reportedly broke out in the courtroom when the judgment was handed down.
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The EU said the judgment was "worrying news for civil society in Myanmar".
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He concurred in the judgment but wasn't willing to bar all future claims.
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"The judgment is in Congress's favor," the Cornell law professor Josh Chafetz says.
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This likely reflected the judgment that the Fed move was weaker than expected.
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The company said in a statement that it plans to appeal the judgment.
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Last month, a three-judge appellate panel in Corpus Christi affirmed the judgment.
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He again proves that he lacks the judgment and temperament to be president.
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Over and over, human intervention is needed to correct the "judgment" of algorithms.
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"He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president," he added.
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VICE is reviewing the judgment and giving serious consideration to appealing the decision.
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"She lacks the temperament, the judgment, and the competence to lead," Trump said.
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The judgment forced all parties to disclose their private donors within 18 months.
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And Henze cut the Intermezzo, including "The Judgment of Calliope," in later editions.
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Instead, we're supposed to respect the judgment of the state whence they came.
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Will they have the independence to reflect and make the judgment for themselves?
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In this instance, the Astros made the judgment that Gonzalez could keep playing.
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When it mattered most, though, the judgment came swiftly from Sanders-averse Democrats.
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But you must have made the judgment that you can deal with it.
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And that's the judgment I fear, more than people threatening us with guns.
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The judgment has no effect outside the country, leaving the CAS ruling intact.
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The Judgment Fund is a permanent appropriation of the Department of the Treasury.
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That wasn't our judgment, that was the judgment of the entire international community.
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We need someone with the judgment and temperament to keep this country safe.
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"Tessa" is a teenager and is demonstrating the judgment typical of her age.
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Some political forces already seemed poised to use the judgment to their advantage.
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The judgment, on the face of it, was a victory for Lt. Gen.
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Russia can appeal the judgment, which was reached unanimously by the court's judges.
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I took the judgment of my peers rather than independently examining the circumstances.
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"Therefore the judgment of the Supreme Court has to be respected," she said.
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And 85033 percent said he lacks the judgment to be an effective president.
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Her father, singer Bobby Brown, issued a statement expressing his happiness about the judgment.
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The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said it was considering the judgment.
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Chief Justice John Roberts wrote an opinion concurring in the judgment outlining those markers.
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"Nobody would ask me to the prom," she said of the judgment that ensued.
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Daniel Silke, a political analyst, said the judgment could increase factionalism in KwaZulu Natal.
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The judgment was stayed, pending an appeal that the Trump administration has now inherited.
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The judgment is "a real shame", said Gladys Quispe, a clothes vendor in Cobija.
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"You've got to trust the judgment of those who make the decisions," Hughey said.
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Denton filed for personal bankruptcy this month to also seek protection from the judgment.
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Phone Radar expects that the judgment can come in over the next few weeks.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, the judgment of dissolution was entered Aug.
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How can you just the judgment of a man who does something like that?
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To be sure, courts generally give considerable deference to the judgment of military officials.
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The motion seeks a stay of enforcement of the judgment and release on bond.
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It turns out that he, too, was subject to the judgment of the masses.
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News Corp Australia is carefully reviewing the judgment with a view to an appeal.
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The judgment of trust requires us to look at three things: Are they competent?
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If such a lawsuit prevailed, the plaintiffs could get a cut of the judgment.
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The judgment will follow at a later date, probably in mid to late January.
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Maybe delegation has been tough because you don't trust the judgment of your team?
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In the ruling issued Wednesday, the three justices unanimously upheld the judgment against Turner.
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"The applicant has not provided sufficient evidence to support its claim," the judgment said.
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Lee did not appear at the court proceeding that led up to the judgment.
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Bauer Media said in a statement on its website it was considering the judgment.
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The judgment is line with the court adviser's non-binding opinion issued in February.
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On Tuesday, the judgment rendered by multiple potential candidates was that it was both.
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Why air this humiliating narrative and invite in the judgment it will inevitably bring?
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The judgment can be appealed in a higher court within the next 60 days.
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The competition regulator said it would review the judgment before deciding whether to appeal.
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He vowed to remain dogged in seeking to collect on the judgment against Simpson.
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The commission said it was working on a statement in response to the judgment.
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Venezuelan law requires the court to auction off the factory to satisfy the judgment.
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Russian interference in the 2016 election was the judgment of the entire intelligence community.
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" According to the judgment, the girl's parents are divorced and their relationship is "very bad.
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Marina immediately stifles her devastation, aware of the judgment his family passes on their relationship.
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But there are ways Simpson could try to protect his assets avoid paying the judgment.
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Neither he nor Ayari, who is in custody in Belgium, was present for the judgment.
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"I think he's demonstrated that he doesn't have the judgment for the job," Kaine said.
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Yeah, one of the most powerful representations of women is "[The] Judgment of Paris" [1984].
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The judgment is the more worrying because it does not come out of the blue.
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Employing the indisputable logic of bar arguments, the judgment is aimed at curbing drunk-driving.
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I believe the judgment I experienced was warranted because what were people supposed to believe?
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"The judgment that comes with being a Twilight fan is a little disappointing," Elle said.
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"I want to make the Senate happy, because ultimately they're making the judgment," Trump said.
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Cao said he accepted the judgment and would not appeal, the court said, without elaborating.
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Activists said the judgment would unfairly allow Shell to avoid responsibility for its subsidiary's actions.
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We should be able to alter whatever we please, free of the judgment of others.
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Fifty-four percent say Trump lacks the judgment to be president, and 85033 percent disagree.
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However, that passion can often cloud the judgment and measurement of marketing theories and initiatives.
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Under its plea deal with prosecutors, the company has agreed not to appeal the judgment.
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A Vedanta spokeswoman said "it would be inappropriate to comment without reading the judgment copy".
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But it's that phrase "in the judgment of an immigration officer" that is particularly scary.
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Clapper said he "left it to the judgment of the FBI" throughout the Russia investigation.
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"I consider that the defendant's conduct is not without suspicion," Lee wrote in the judgment.
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But Reese was not impressed with the judgment of the machine, according to The Post.
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I did make the judgment that this is the right time for me to leave.
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Does the incident necessarily demonstrate that Clinton lacks the judgment to be the next president?
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"We are carefully considering the implications of the judgment for decision making," Fox reportedly said.
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" Senator Lindsey Graham says Mr. Trump lacks the "temperament or the judgment to control himself.
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It sounded as if he were substituting his uneducated "hunch" for the judgment of professionals.
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"[A]ll the police officers were outstanding in the judgment that they used," said Newsham.
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Do you know about the indecision, the paperwork, the constant explanation, the judgment from others?
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"We are carefully considering the implications of the judgment for decision making," Mr. Fox said.
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Alex's ability to simply be unaware of the judgment of others has always been intoxicating.
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No. No. I make the judgment before I introduce them to this way of growing.
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J&J said it would nevertheless appeal against the judgment, arguing it followed the rules.
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Ms. Robinson and her lawyer, Ms. Tallarico, are now fighting to get the judgment overturned.
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The language of the code itself is extraordinarily mystifying, even in the judgment of experts.
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But others, invoking the judgment of history, maintain that political considerations shouldn't enter the calculus.
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The White House also tweeted a quote questioning the judgment and loyalty of Lt. Col.
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She will never have the judgment or the stamina to fix the problems she created.
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For her part, Ms. Ward rejected the judgment of anyone who might question her methods.
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As well as the ignominy of losing the case, the judgment brings more immediate problems.
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Other high-ranking loyalists, refusing the judgment of the new order, administered justice for themselves.
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He added that he would provide fuller reasons for the judgment in the near future.
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Read the judgment: Go deeper: Supreme Court weighs judicial role, human impact of ending DACA
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Trump boasts constantly that he had the judgment and foresight to oppose the Iraq War.
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"The real lesson from the judgment is the government has to smarten up," she said.
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RAY: I think that is the judgment that Michael Horowitz came to, that that was correct.
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Everybody has those desires... so it's important to experiment with yourself to take the judgment off.
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She's afraid to let anyone in, because she' afraid of the judgment — especially from her mother.
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"There is no merit in the petitions," said Justice Ashok Bhushan, who read out the judgment.
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And in the judgment, they will be lost and they will be sent to hell forever.
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So the judgment will in fact be handed down not by nine judges, but by seven.
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Few other politicians have a public image so at odds with the judgment of their peers.
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J&J was not immediately available for comment about whether it planned to appeal the judgment.
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In their eyes, the judgment showed that the system can treat their complaints of discrimination fairly.
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It's true here, and the judgment comes from secular corners as well as from religious ones.
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Earlier this month one person died and scores were injured as devotees protested against the judgment.
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The LIA said it was "naturally disappointed" with the judgment handed down by Judge Vivien Rose.
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Weed produces euphoria, yet it also impairs the judgment of users, motor coordination and reaction times.
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The judgment has been recalculated to correct an error regarding annual compounding identified by a mediator.
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Even though they are in the minority, the judgment of congressional Democrats will also be tested.
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Two months after he closed the case, Hunter and FLPA jointly moved to vacate the judgment.
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"I think I have the background, I think I have the judgment" to do this job.
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Tyga hasn't paid the judgment, so the landlord wants to know where Tyga's hiding his assets.
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And Trump does delight in quoting Bernie's contention that Hillary lacks the judgment to be president.
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The European Commission has said it is assessing the judgment and its consequences on future interventions.
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This person has the loyalty of a faithful insider, but the judgment of the critical outsider.
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Justice Stephen Breyer, of the court's liberal wing, wrote a separate opinion concurring with the judgment.
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All that is on my conscience and it's the judgment of my kids that I fear.
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While the historic nature of this shift seems clear, the judgment of history is much murkier.
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It was the judgment of Congressman Young that this was a good thing for his district.
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After all, Mueller could ultimately question the judgment or conduct of Rosenstein during those critical days.
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It would also affect the judgment of juries about whether to convict if charges are filed.
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Scorning the judgment as "another dirty trick by NATO," he said that he, too, would appeal.
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And on two of those occasions, the judgment of history has come down against the impeachers.
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"Alongside this we are carefully considering the implications of the judgment for decision making," Fox said.
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"I can't make the judgment call and play the character at the same time," Crowe said.
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"It's what Dave [Milch] said: 'The judgment of a writer is on the page,'" Brown says.
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And she has the judgment, the experience, and the temperament to meet the threat from terrorism.
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Her lawyer sent her the judgment in an email and she printed it out, almost unbelieving.
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In light of all of these challenges, the judgment against Johnson & Johnson is an important victory.
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Ultimately, the judgment on this episode will come not from the courts but from the people.
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It created an education system using Mr. Jenkins's teachings and dispensed medical care, the judgment says.
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" Clinton does not have the temperament, "or, as Bernie Sanders said, the judgment, to be president.
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The judgment, and the lengthy prison sentence, followed a one-day trial in June last year.
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The judgment of what constitutes strong or tepid job growth has shifted as the expansion ages.
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The judgment of the interviewers, in other words, added nothing of relevance to the admissions process.
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It is clear that he lacks the judgment and qualifications to serve on the Ninth Circuit.
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Ofcom welcomed the judgment and said it was disappointed that Three was seeking permission to appeal.
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A copy of the judgment was not immediately available, as the judge considered withholding some details.
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" An APRA spokesman said the regulator was reviewing the judgment and would issue a response "shortly.
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Experts have pondered what the judgment could mean for Brexit, Boris Johnson's political future and Parliament.
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It is easy to Monday-morning-quarterback the judgment call of SWAT team tactics in Dallas.
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"Oppression as a bar to extradition requires a high threshold, not readily surmounted," the judgment read.
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Training civilians to have both the skill and the judgment to shoot an intruder is unreasonable.
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"That has nothing to do with judgment of whether or not you send troops to war, the judgment of whether you bring someone home, the judgment of whether you decide on a health care policy," Biden said on the NPR Politics podcast and Iowa Public Radio.
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It further argues that the judgment was erased in a bankruptcy filed by one of the detectives.
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Lindsay is more than capable of making her own decisions and definitely doesn't need all the judgment.
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McCoy signed an order this week to set aside the judgment as a result of the settlement.
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"At about 13:41 the deceased threw a stone toward the force," he wrote in the judgment.
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Horkins said the judgment of the case rested entirely on the reliability and credibility of each witness.
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The judgment, which is being appealed, led Gawker to file for Chapter 11 protection last month. on.wsj.
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And the judgment on what that report means for the president will be political, rather than legal.
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"As to the sentencing, Mr. Priebe accepts the judgment of the court," his attorney, Mary Cartier, said.
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Izetbegovic said the revision of the judgment carried an "obvious risk" but he could not give up.
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A lawyer for Tjokrosaputro, Oscar Sagita, declined to comment as he had not yet reviewed the judgment.
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"This task is too important to leave entirely to the judgment of commercial entities," the report said.
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A U.S. federal appeals court, which blocked enforcement of the judgment last year, agreed with the company.
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This is not my judgment, but the judgment of the very Europeans who let those migrants in.
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Trump later that evening blasted the judgment, calling it "a political decision" and promising future legal action.
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"We are dissatisfied with the judgment," their lawyer, Lempaa Suyianka, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The judgment did not ban other forms of Muslim divorce that favour men, only the instant kind.
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This from a man who claims to have the judgment and temperament to be commander in chief.
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And Russian officials have claimed that interests beyond sports motivated the judgment against the country's sports regime.
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"The judgment was that we needed to find a change agent," the former defense official told me.
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The justices issued only a short statement Tuesday saying the judgment was affirmed by a divided court.
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In this election cycle, Putnam has made the judgment that ads invoking President Trump aren't the answer.
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But the researchers don't clearly explain why they made the judgment calls they did in the text.
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Protecting against a crisis will always rely on the judgment, courage, and wisdom of those in charge.
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The government said it would appeal the judgment at a Supreme Court hearing set for early December.
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"Imminent means happening soon," she said of her recent remarks that the judgment call was happening quickly.
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International Trade Minister Liam Fox said he disagreed with the judgment and would seek permission to appeal.
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For some reason, our personality, how we are, how we behave, is really on the judgment block.
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The French barred them from continuing their business activities, but the Americans overturned the judgment, Bild reported.
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Leyonhjelm also told the court his colleague already "had, or deserved, a bad reputation", the judgment said.
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He warned that the billionaire businessman lacks the "judgment, temperament and character" to be commander in chief.
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On Monday, the White House's official Twitter account issued a post criticizing the judgment of Lt. Col.
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The judgment found that starting in 2011 Khrapunov hired Aggarwal to manage $8583 million of Ablyazov's assets.
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Rather than dwelling on the judgment of the deceased, he seemed intent on consoling those left behind.
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And when you're emotionally married to an investment, you lose the judgment rationality that defines successful investors.
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We fear that when faced with a crisis, President Trump will lack the judgment to respond rationally.
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"I don't know enough to create the judgment at this point," she told CNN on Sunday evening.
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The country tax collector's office confirmed to CNBC the judgment, which named Montroll and properties in Vernon.
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I had to hear the judgment in my own voice before I could truly hear his voice.
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Of course, judges regularly defer to precedent, but that is deference to the judgment of another judge.
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"The director has decided not to seek to appeal the judgment...," the SFO said in a statement.
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The White House used its official Twitter account on Tuesday to criticize the judgment of Lt. Col.
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The judgment does not strike down the 2014 legislation that imposed document checks on tenants in England.
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The judgment was handed down in 2013, and Apple started sending iTunes credits to customers in 2014.
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He added, "At this point, no one in my family or I have made the judgment to run."
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The annulment for 2014-15 amounts only to a technicality, according to a person familiar with the judgment.
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NZME also said it would look at the option to appeal the decision, when the judgment is released.
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The party's national spokesman, Zizi Kodwa, said the ANC would study the judgment before taking any further steps.
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Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders told reporters after the judgment that the department was satisfied with the sentence.
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China had long said the court has no jurisdiction over the matter and will not abide the judgment.
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"This is not a closed subject," said Eduardo Rodríguez Veltzé, Bolivia's agent in The Hague, after the judgment.
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We need a president with the judgment and resolve to keep this country safe from radical Islamic terrorists.
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But the report argues that the alternative—leaving it to the judgment of private companies—is even worse.
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Constitutional experts believe the judgment has a bearing on broader civil rights, and a law that criminalizes homosexuality.
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"I'm an advocate of if something makes you happy, who cares about the judgment?" she tells Working Mother.
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To carry out the death penalty, the people of Missouri must have confidence in the judgment of guilt.
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The defendants did not admit or deny the allegations but had to surrender $20.8 million in the judgment.
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Lawyers also questioned whether Northern Ireland could continue to deny same-sex marriage in light of the judgment.
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Newly appointed Justice Neil Gorsuch issued his first separate opinion in the case, which concurred with the judgment.
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"The horrendous acts of 'mobocracy' cannot be permitted to inundate the law of the land," the judgment said.
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A Commission spokesman said the EU executive "will carefully study the judgment and reflect on possible next steps".
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"I am expecting the judgment by tomorrow at the very latest," Belamant told reporters after the court hearing.
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It was not immediately clear what assets, if any, the United States could seize to satisfy the judgment.
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I've experienced it — I've felt the judgment and the shame, but I don't have to live like that.
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Moreover, yours is the judgment upon which these men's livelihoods depend, and they're not happy when you're wrong.
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The bond is typically 111 percent of the judgment, but the authority said it could not afford that.
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If you want to bring the judgment of God on this nation, you just keep this stuff up.
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The company's founder Nick Denton filed for personal bankruptcy this month to also seek protection from the judgment.
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Samsung is continuing to fight that case by appealing part of the judgment to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Increasingly, we question not just the judgment of those we disagree with, but each others' motives and legitimacy.
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But following protests from Muslim leaders and others that the court was being intrusive, the judgment was overturned.
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Since the warrants are for charges that materialized before the judgment, he hasn't violated the Court's orders yet.
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According to the judgment, Mr. Richard did not know of the accusation against him before the BBC report.
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The court rejected the judgment docs early this month because there was an error ... for a second time.
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The judgment has closed one chapter in Mr. Karpelès story, but the fate of Mt. Gox remains open.
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Long after I moved out, he was evicted and I was named in the judgment, without my knowledge.
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In Mr. Strzok's case, the firing was against the judgment of the bureau's own Office of Professional Responsibility.
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" Martina E. Vandenberg, the president of the Human Trafficking Legal Center in Washington, D.C., called the judgment "remarkable.
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But she and her lawyer both said the judgment offered a symbolic win for all sexual assault victims.
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Or is it going to respect the judgment of its prosecutors and weigh cases carefully before bringing charges?
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"At this point, no one in my family or I have made the judgment to run," Biden said.
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The court said Johnson's lawyer had told the court that the prime minister would comply with the judgment.
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In camps in Bangladesh where they have fled, Rohingya refugees hovered over mobile phones to watch the judgment.
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People, not necessarily athletes, draw confidence from him and his disregard for the judgment or labeling from others.
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MasterCard welcomed the judgment, saying the claim was "completely unsuitable" to be brought under the collective action regime.
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What's the judgment call you would give anything to reverse, the regret that keeps you up at night?
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"We reject the notion that the judgment of the Office of Government Ethics is incapable of identifying potential conflicts of interests, or that the judgment of the professionals who work there should be supplemented or supplanted by personal opinions and partisan recommendations," said Ed Patru, a spokesman for Ms. DeVos.
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"I accept all the charges and submit to the judgment," Xinhua quoted Ling as saying in his final statement.
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And, as I cower, even in hiding, from the judgment of people, I too, am guilty of casting stones.
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The judgment that use to be reserved only for women's plates and waistlines now extends to their whole family.
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He has however in the past indicated that he would appeal the judgment if the decision went against him.
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Increasingly, voters will ask whether Trump has the judgment, persuasive power and self-discipline to build coalitions behind him.
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Back at my desk, I see that I'm scheduled to do a presentation on the judgment I mentioned earlier.
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San Diego Superior Court Judge Eddie Sturgeon issued the judgment requiring Johnson & Johnson to pay $85033 million in penalties.
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Many families were split up after the Judgment, with children separated from their parents in just about every home.
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On the refugee question, the judgment may be closer, but it seems Hawaii has the better chance of prevailing.
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Once the judgment is issued, the defendant and their close relatives can appeal to a higher court, Xinhua said.
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Wayne said the judgment was based on the asset being acquired and was not discriminatory of any particular investor.
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It impeaches her core argument that she possesses the judgment and experience to handle the presidency from Day One.
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The judgment of the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal said Karadzic was "instrumental" in the bombardment by Bosnian Serb forces.
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But Saturday the court said it has removed certain parts of the judgment that took over the legislative powers.
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Hawkes attempted to challenge the determination, arguing that the judgment would cost the company hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Some protesters carried banners demanding a nationwide shutdown, while others held placards saying the judgment was diluting the law.
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"Judgment from God is central, not the judgment of man," Durham said in court in Oklahoma City on Monday.
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But the judgment has no effect outside the country, leaving the 2014 result unaltered and the CAS ruling intact.
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He was disappointed with the judgment, having hoped to get out in time for a home-cooked Thanksgiving meal.
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But the judgment of Ben-David is suspended, pending a future ruling on his claim that he was insane.
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The judgment comes six weeks after a one-day trial in which Wu initially contested the charges against him.
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So I left it to the judgment of the FBI and that was certainly the practice I followed here.
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But these non-rulings do not bind other lower courts, and the judgment has no value as a precedent.
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" May 18, 20173: "At this point, no one in my family or I have made the judgment to run.
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But these acquisitions are material in the sense that they raise legitimate questions about the judgment of Verizon's management.
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"I do not want to prejudge, or impinge upon the judgment and integrity of the Nobel Committee," he said.
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Tyson will have another opportunity to challenge the way the judgment is allocated to employees in the lower court.
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Wilson said that he is considering the reason's for the judgment and did not indicate whether he would appeal.
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My father spoke out against the laws, and the judgment of television hosts and clerics fell hard on him.
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And as the number of body-art aficionados has grown, the judgment, in many places, has all but disappeared.
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He was ordered to turn over his belongings to satisfy the judgment, including golf clubs and his mother's piano.
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In "Normal People," Connell abandons Marianne, fearing the judgment of his peers if they find out about the relationship.
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The judgment of the historian Jean Smith, endorsed by Leebaert, is that without Bevin, Berlin would have been lost.
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Yaffe's lawyers want to ask him about assets and financial accounts as they seek to collect on the judgment.
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Replacing the saints with famous public figures extracts the judgment of religion but retains the comfort of the ritual.
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Mr. Frank resisted the pressure, submitted himself to the judgment of his constituents, and was reelected twelve more times.
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The county's insurance will not cover the judgment, which puts taxpayers on the hook for the full $28 million.
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I asked the landlord to resubmit the judgment to the court without my name on it, but he refused.
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You could make a motion in the court to get your name removed from the judgment and the case.
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Its so-called "court system" can handle "subjective disputes that require the judgment of human jurors," according to them.
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Justice Breyer concurred only in the judgment, so the footnote was not part of an opinion that he signed.
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By declaring bankruptcy, Gawker froze all litigation against it, preventing Hogan from collecting on the judgment against the company.
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The penalty is later reduced to $465 million, due to a a mathematical error made when calculating the judgment.
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The fine was to be paid in installments of $100 a month, with no interest, according to the judgment.
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Khashoggi's murder brought into sharp focus concerns about the judgment of the young prince that had percolated for years.
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The fine was to be paid in installments of $100 a month, with no interest, according to the judgment.
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Both sides wondered whether he intended the judgment to be a one-time fine or subject to annual renewal.
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"We will not have to wait until 2054 to feel the judgment of history on this season," he said.
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She may never see a penny from Barrett, but she'll be able to enforce the judgment against the hotel.
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You look at the situation and everything, and you make a determination, based on the judgment that you make.
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The judgment from the Luxembourg-based General Court, Europe's second-highest court, is the latest setback for the European Commission.
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The judgment holders have their own separate claims against Alavi, but those claims will not be presented to the jury.
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The chief justice found that AHAB knew of and authorized the fraud carried out by al-Sanea, said the judgment.
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But Kaine told CNN Thursday that Flynn lacked the judgment to serve as Trump's top adviser on national security issues.
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Justices Anthony Kennedy and Clarence Thomas concurred only in the judgment favoring Johnson, not Scalia's rationale about the statute's vagueness.
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The judgment is largely a symbolic victory for now since there is no mechanism to force North Korea to pay.
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John Aluku, the minister's chief of staff, said that the Council of State issued the judgment, which cannot be appealed.
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Conservatives' third principle is to rely on the judgment of a governing class that adopts talented people into its ranks.
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"The judgment underscores the values that underpin our hard-won democracy," Zuma said, while still insisting he didn't act dishonestly.
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"The judgment proves that no one is above the law," public prosecutor Hafez Ahmed told reporters after the court verdict.
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"The judgment of God (has) to be implemented upon them by fighting them," he said, describing the militants as "cancerous".
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Under the judgment, the bankruptcy is retroactive to July 16, 2015, the date of the original claim by GE Commercial.
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"We are studying the judgment carefully and shall seek legal advice as necessary before deciding the way forward," it said.
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The narrow path forged by Chief Justice Roberts's opinion was not welcomed by every justice who joined in the judgment.
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Trump on Thursday called Lynch's meeting "a sneak" and questioned the judgment of both Bill Clinton and the attorney general.
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Because he has absolutely no credible claim that he possesses the judgment necessary to be president of the United States.
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The judgment is its latest in a series of rulings that laws proposed by Ukraine fall short of democratic norms.
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According to Hogan, Denton offered to pledge his Gawker stock as security in exchange for staying execution of the judgment.
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Mkhwebane, who was at the court for the ruling, said she would study the judgment before commenting in detail later.
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I'm not saying anyone quite said that, but that seems to me the judgment and the exchange that was made.
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THE VERDICT HAS BEEN – THE JUDGMENT HAS NOT YET BEEN HANDED DOWN AND THEN THERE IS ANOTHER APPEALS COURT HEARING.
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A majority of Americans said the president does not have the judgment and temperament to effectively serve in his post.
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Exit polls showed voters selecting him despite their overwhelming conclusion that he lacks the judgment and experience to be president.
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Odebrecht's defense lawyer Nabor Bulhoes called the conviction "a grave judicial error" in a statement vowing to appeal the judgment.
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The bonds are required to cover potential damages incurred by Apple should the judgment be overturned or amended on appeal.
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But a tie-induced affirmance does not bind other lower courts, and the judgment has no value as a precedent.
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Hood River County Circuit Court Judge John A. Olson wrote in his opinion that the judgment doesn't violate the constitution.
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Clinton's record as secretary of state, warning that she does not have the temperament or the judgment to be president.
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Yet her many columns in recent years rebuking or calling into question the judgment of President Obama are laughable. Why?
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It is glaringly obvious that Donald Trump does not have the temperament or the judgment to occupy the Oval Office.
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The judgment resets South African democracy to the precepts established by the 1996 Constitution during the presidency of Nelson Mandela.
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Enforced disappearance has been recognized as a crime under international law since the judgment of the Nuremberg Tribunal in 22019.
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I'll aim to be fair and dispassionate, with the nerve to speak up and the judgment to draw intelligent conclusions.
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The dogs' owners appealed that decision and the Oregon Court of Appeals on Wednesday upheld the judgment and surgery order.
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INGRAHAM: Now, this is what Justice Thomas, for whom I clerked, full disclosure, he wrote a concurrence in the judgment.
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The trouble is a cop has to go on judging people by rule of thumb, and acting on the judgment.
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In the judgment of Michael Steele, former chairman of the party, this moderate Reagan could not get through today's primaries.
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"We are studying the judgment carefully and shall seek legal advice as necessary before deciding the way forward," he said.
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They are forced to make decisions based upon technical information and upon the judgment and wishes of those most affected.
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In New York, the guidelines rely heavily on the judgment of doctors to assess a young patient's risk of death.
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A spokesman for the Pompidou Center said it had no comment as it had only just started reading the judgment.
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The judgment, rendered in a tense, cramped courtroom overflowing with spectators, was delivered by a judge and not a jury.
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When asked questions about taxes or public debt, he relies entirely on the judgment of his economic adviser, Paulo Guedes.
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Is it ethical for me to file the judgment even though she has paid 90 percent of what is owed?
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In a statement British Airways said it was "surprised and disappointed" by the agency's finding and would dispute the judgment.
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At a state judiciary-committee meeting in March, delegates from the county argued that the state should pay the judgment.
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In the judgment of Terry McDonell, the magazine's editor in chief, there was nothing else with which to fill it.
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In a weird way, the judgment she gets from a lot of people, I felt on me a little bit.
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"Felix Tshisekedi will become the fifth president of the republic," government spokesman Lambert Mende said as he welcomed the judgment.
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But the judgment appears to have doused any remaining hopes that it will produce cars again in Venezuela anytime soon.
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In the run up to the judgment, the BJP refrained from taking a public stand, deferring instead to the court.
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The judgment bankrupted the United Klans of America, which had to sell its national headquarters to help pay it off.
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Wilson, who faces up to two years in prison, said he was still considering the court's reasons for the judgment.
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"The government will not follow the judgment of the parliament," Foreign Minister Sigrid Kaag told Dutch television before the vote.
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"There was no discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation," said the judgment, which overturned the rulings of two lower courts.
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Trump, on Thursday called Lynch's meeting "a sneak" and questioned the judgment of both Bill Clinton and the attorney general.
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The hearing is expected to run for four or five days, although the judgment may not come in the same week.
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Chevron said it was disappointed by the judgment in the case, which covers the five tax years from 2004 through 2008.
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Police forces in several parts of north and western India are on high alert, fearing riots in light of the judgment.
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It is hard to think of another politician whose public image is so at odds with the judgment of her peers.
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The results of this Senate court will in fact be appealed to a higher court - the judgment of the American people.
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Displacing the judgment of taste partly to algorithms, as in the Amazon Echo Look, robs us of some of that humanity.
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The judgment overturned an earlier ruling by a tax tribunal that had backed some of BHP's objections to the tax assessment.
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Two conservative justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, concurred only in the judgment and did not sign on to Ginsburg's opinion.
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Crystallex had won the judgment as compensation for the expropriation of its assets in Venezuela under late leftist President Hugo Chavez.
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"I thought my own stuff; I made my own decisions; I'm the one who gotta listen to the judgment," Long added.
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Polls already show Trump lagging badly behind Clinton on the critical questions of having the judgment and temperament to be president.
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Even so, a lot is resting on the judgment of a handful of sleep-deprived scientists holed up at Agung's feet.
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The Los Angeles Times reported the judgment by a U.S. bankruptcy court in southern California against the Eagan Avenatti law firm.
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But I do think that on methodological grounds we should not build into our definition the judgment that lies are wrong.
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By working through private companies, instead of Egas, Egypt could also sidestep any complications from the judgment, which is still unpaid.
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Sibanye's U.S.-listed shares rose around 3 percent on the judgment, while on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange they gained 1.5 percent.
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One of them, Fatima, was unaware of the judgment against her until VICE News and Type Investigations knocked on her door.
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Silence enveloped the courtroom as Justice Ejaz Afzal read the judgment, and the opposition distributed candy in celebration following the verdict.
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I think there are a lot of other women out there like me that do feel the judgment from other women.
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The Commission, which can appeal against the ruling at the European Court of Justice, said it would "carefully analyse" the judgment.
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The public will make the judgment about what weight to give them and how to use them in their decision making.
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The courtroom was silent as Justice Ejaz Afzal read the judgment, and the opposition distributed candy in celebration following the verdict.
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The judgment against Reynolds will be suspended when he surrenders his artwork, two pistols, and the sale of a pontoon boat.
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What Kelly cannot easily do is alter Trump's temperament and instill the judgment, wisdom and emotional intelligence required for real leadership.
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"The superdelegates are set aside when you make the judgment that you have a majority of the pledged delegates," Merkley said.
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Jio is also affected by the judgment, but its exposure is much lower since it only began operations three years ago.
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Such an examination allows creditors to ask debtors questions under oath about their finances and their ability to pay the judgment.
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The judgment from the appeals court on Tuesday carries possible fines for each day the company doesn't comply with the subpoena.
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Charlottesville thus consolidated the judgment of public opinion, a judgment that remarkably encompassed a broad spectrum of heretofore polarized political perspectives.
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But, in the judgment of the Senate investigators, all this wrongdoing was too systemic to be a matter of mere negligence.
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U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan in Manhattan barred enforcement of the judgment in 2014, citing the corruption used to obtain it.
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If he were to take money under the table to avoid paying the judgment, he would be violating federal tax laws.
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Wu "made careful findings, which the objectors here largely do not challenge, and which more than support the judgment," Nguyen wrote.
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History's judgment is one thing — the judgment of voters in the general election ten months from now is another matter entirely.
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The results of this Senate court will, in fact, be appealed to a higher court, the judgment of the American people.
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Yet, as with most things left unchecked in government, the Judgment Fund has mushroomed beyond the scope of its original purpose.
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And the resulting confusion illustrated a downside of Facebook's switch to automating tasks once left up to the judgment of humans.
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All officials, and most of all presidents, should respect senior officers, the judgment of peers and the values articulated in training.
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A private judge signed off on their divorce and submitted the judgment on Wednesday, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Two young lawmakers disqualified by Hong Hong's High Court from the city's legislature have vowed to appeal the judgment.
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"The sculpture in its current context has neither an insulting character, nor does it violate the plaintiff's personal rights," the judgment said.
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The judgment was carried out by a sharia court in the state of Terengganu, one of the most conservative parts of Malaysia.
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And women's rights groups Justice for Sisters and Sisters in Islam called the judgment "a travesty and a grave miscarriage of justice."
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CORRECTION This report has been updated to reflect that there was a finding of breach of contract in the judgment, not conspiracy.
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Yet the DOE is among the most prominent defendants requiring payment from the Judgment Fund, which pays for claims against the government.
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The judgment ends a three-year legal battle by the NGLHRC to prove that the examinations violated the rights of Kenyan citizens.
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Tess Holliday is working out again and loving it — but she's struggling with the judgment she gets from people on social media.
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In a statement, Vedanta said the judgment was procedural, relating only to the jurisdiction of the English courts to hear the claims.
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The judgment was delivered late on Thursday, four days after Adeeb was sentenced to 10 years on terrorism charges for possessing firearms.
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In addition to preventing Luann from selling her Sag Harbor home, the lawsuit is seeking for Luann to abide by the judgment.
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"We also want to stress that monetary policy should be adjusted dynamically depending on the judgment towards the economic situation," he added.
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"Makeup means everything to me it gives me the confidence to be myself without the judgment of others," she told the publication.
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"The presidency requires the judgment and the knowledge to make tough calls under pressure," the Republican elder statesman said in a statement.
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Yehuda and the Kabbalah Centre were ordered to pay a total of $177,500 to the accuser; the judgment was affirmed on appeal.
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Trump, who has not sacrificed anything in life, lacks the temperament or the judgment to be the President of the United States.
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In the judgment read out by Judge Ibrahim Daoudika, the suspected ringleader, General Salou Souleymane, got 15 years, as did two others.
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Trump "has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president," Romney said, describing Trump as a bully, liar, cheater, and philanderer.
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"He simply lacks the judgment and temperament to serve in a role that would empower him to make judicial appointments," Miranda added.
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Bayer in late April asked the appeals court to throw out the judgment, saying there was "no evidence" glyphosate could cause cancer.
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This means we should only be friends with people who we're certain have the judgment not to post inappropriate or unflattering things.
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A curative petition is the final legal recourse that can be filed if the defense counsel can show discrepancy in the judgment.
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Tuesday's announcement, saying only that "the judgment is affirmed by an equally divided court," upheld that ruling and set no new precedent.
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He is still on the hook for the judgment, which now amounts to about $65 million, according to a Goldman family lawyer.
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" Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer told Sky News: "We welcome the judgment, of course, because this provides a proper role for Parliament.
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It's premature to reach the judgment that we're not on the path to 2 percent inflation over the next couple of years.
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Your ability to get tested may depend on where you live, the lab your physician uses, and the judgment of your doctor.
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" Ms. Pinter recalled: "Last weekend I called him and asked him if he would like me to visit him before the judgment.
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Holtzclaw has to serve at least 85% of his 2016-year sentence before being eligible for parole consideration, according to the judgment.
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" The tone doesn't outright indicate maliciousness, but the choice of words always reveals the judgment — "You know bags are for women, right?
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" Dennis Kwok, a pro-democracy lawmaker who had challenged the mask ban in court, said he was "naturally disappointed by the judgment.
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The judgment was seconded by Assaf Dahan of Boston-based Cybereason, which is publishing its own, separate report on Trickbot's operations Wednesday.
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Using a separate pot of money, called the "judgment fund," could be a way for the administration to get around Congress's restrictions.
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Punitive action, now operating extrajudicially, has become subjective and reliant not on the judgment of institutions, with all their checks and balances.
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Davis told CNN that the judgment was a "validation" for all the women whose lives had be ruined because of the implants.
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If that was the judgment that he violated the law and he should be, in fact, criminally prosecuted, then so be it.
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Amnesty International described the judgment as a "landmark moment" for thousands of girls who were denied inclusive education because of the ban.
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The judgment Congress has to make is whether the American people should be willing, actively or passively, to go along with it.
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The judgment began a lengthy battle over whether the I.L.W.U. would pay the award, Professor Fisk said, and the union ultimately survived.
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"The Judgment Seat of Christ will be far less reticent than a newspaper series to uncover what should never have been hidden."
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In its petition, the company cited multiple violations of class-action law and asked the high court to set aside the judgment.
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For fifty years, the judgment that the far right was at least indirectly guilty of Kennedy's killing has been a mainstream position.
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The judgment last Wednesday came as a default because Mr. Anglin never appeared in court during the case, according to Mr. Obeidallah.
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"I ... concur with the judgment of the Department of Justice that you are not able to effectively lead the Bureau," Trump wrote.
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But once the judgment was entered, the bonds stopped accruing interest and instead earned court-ordered post-judgment interest at about 0.5 percent.
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Under the deal, federal authorities would seize the building and other Alavi assets, sell them and distribute the proceeds to the judgment holders.
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Zuma: 'Will reflect on judgment' After the ruling, a statement from the South African government said Zuma "has noted and respects" the judgment.
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The forward-looking statements contained herein represent the judgment of MorphoSys as of the date of this release and involve risks and uncertainties.
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Pell, wearing a black suit with a priest's collar, sat quietly in the court with no discernible expression as Ferguson read the judgment.
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"When you work on things apart you have time to be in it yourself and not fear the judgment of others," she offers.
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"He was subjected to psychological and physical abuse which drained his strength," Sweikat's father said in a statement carried by the judgment sheet.
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Tyga's company was eventually ordered to pony up, but she still hasn't been paid and the judgment has swelled to more than $250k.
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Mark Lanier, a lawyer for the women, in a statement on Wednesday said he was confident the judgment would be upheld on appeal.
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"Time will be needed fully to digest the judgment and all options are being considered at this time," it said in a statement.
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The judgment, he argued, disregarded material findings of the trial court, which showed "compelling circumstances justifying a departure from the prescribed minimum sentence".
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We believe in working with talented people, the judgment of our staff, and the transcendent importance of serving the interests of our audiences.
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The judgment will also cause consternation in many of the 20 other Latin American and Caribbean countries that fall under the court's jurisdiction.
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The media company isn't going anywhere and it will continue to publish while it fights the judgment, but there are plans to sell.
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The judgment was a setback for the government, but can neither avert a separation nor prevent its terms from damaging the British economy.
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I would never do anything like that again, but I'm an advocate of if something makes you happy, who cares about the judgment?
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Williams appealed that in federal court all the way to the Supreme Court, which declined to review the judgment of the appeals court.
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The judgment seemed to be based primarily on the style of the songs, rather than any similarity in melody, harmony, rhythm or lyric.
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The judgment led to the most dramatic and forceful international action to date against Tehran when all EU member nations recalled their ambassadors.
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"What the judgment means exactly for the current Friends Finder, we now have to find out," said Klaus Mueller, head of the VZBV.
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" When I noted that Zatuliveter had officially been cleared of espionage, he told me that the judgment violated "all logic and common sense.
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This document attempts to pit us against one another, as if the judgment of a few men is sufficient to determine our worth.
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Clinton and her allies play hardball themselves but, in the judgment of Team Sanders, do not receive harsh media coverage for doing so.
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BAT said the judgment contained a number of fundamental errors of law and the company was applying for leave to appeal the ruling.
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The convicted men's lawyer, Dinesh Sharma, told reporters after the judgment that his clients were framed and that they would challenge the verdict.
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"My view is that we can't leave the broad thinking of new-media ethics simply to the judgment of private companies," Khanna said.
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"The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided Court": Get used to reading those nine words more often over the next few months.
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They should, however, carefully consider the judgment of career professionals when they are supported by convincing evidence that differs with the president's view.
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Principles of academic freedom require the university administration to give great (if not decisive) deference to the judgment of faculty in such contexts.
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The ritual allows them to break down without any of the judgment that is otherwise associated with being a wailing woman in public.
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I wish that at the end of the Judgment Scene, when their howls mark the opera's climax, Mr. Muti had really unleashed them.
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But she also feared the judgment of people who had no idea about what it meant to live with a spinal cord injury.
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The public, which learned in detail about everything investigators believed Mr. Clinton had done wrong, overwhelmingly agreed with the judgment of the Senate.
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The judgment in Mr. Shin's case extended a long history of corporate leaders' being indicted on criminal charges but avoiding the harshest punishments.
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But "the forever wars" have badly sapped British equipment and morale, and have deeply damaged faith in the judgment of the United States.
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"I cannot comment how companies will proceed or assess the judgment," Ricardo Cardoso, a spokesman for the commission, said at a news conference.
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" Rather, she continued, the ultimate disposition of any case "remains soundly in the judgment of the immigration judges the Department of Justice employs.
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Dozens of EFF supporters, clad in their trademark red shirts and berets, danced and sang outside the court after the judgment was delivered.
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The judgment stemmed from a scandal that had faded from view in recent months as new allegations of corruption have swirled around Zuma.
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An impeachment motion was brought to a vote in parliament shortly after the judgment but the court ruled that this was not enough.
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The administration could seek to pay the insurers out of the "Judgment Fund" in the Treasury Department, which is used for legal settlements.
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The House bill's supporters trust the judgment of the failed bank executives over that of the United States to keep the economy steady.
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Certainly in facing the judgment of history, much of the record that Obama will point to is beyond any Republican effort to reverse.
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"It's time to say that (a) husband is not the master of (his) wife," Chief Justice Dipak Misra read out from the judgment.
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The judgment was seconded by Assaf Dahan of Boston-based Cybereason, which is publishing its own, separate report here on Trickbot's operations Wednesday.
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During the hearing, Garland said he felt the justices had to "defer" to the judgment of scientists on whether marijuana should be reclassified.
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But he also leans on the judgment of trusted advisers — particularly Mr. Pence and his elder daughter, Ivanka Trump — when assessing a candidate.
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Ask Mark who's fit to lead, who has the judgment to lead, who will take that call at 3 o'clock in the morning?
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The criticism, the judgment, the well-intentioned yet unsolicited advice salted the wounds of my own insecurities, and last year was no different.
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In an emailed statement, the Home Office said it was disappointed with the judgment and that it had been granted permission to appeal.
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To authenticate works in his catalog, Mr. Price had relied on the judgment of August Priesack, an art expert who was later discredited.
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She has also urged people to read the judgment in the case and "point out where there has been a miscarriage of justice".
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After a lower court partially ruled in Leung's favor, the government filed an appeal and a higher court last year overturned the judgment.
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Still, despite the sharp questioning, MetLife may face an uphill fight, given the courts are often inclined to defer to the judgment of regulators.
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Being a 'superhero': The South African volunteers trialing a HIV vaccine A correctional services spokesman welcomed the judgment, but blamed the entire justice system.
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The judgment sparked a furious response from Islamist hardliners, who had promised to "paralyze the country" and kill the judges if Bibi was acquitted.
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We talked about how it felt, how they dealt with the judgment in the moment, and about the effect it's had on their lives.
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The judgment also states that neither parent can move the kids out of Orange County with permission of the other, or a court order.
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"The judgment Mr. Frank obtained will be deducted from the $12 million he owes me and my firm for his outright fraud," Avenatti said.
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In light of that, the Justice Department believes the judgment under review should be vacated, and discipline may be warranted against Jane Doe's attorneys.
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The Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development, a women's rights group with members across the region, expressed "serious concern" over the judgment.
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After deliberating for more than a month, Horkins announced the judgment Thursday in a Toronto courtroom with Ghomeshi, his family and his supporters present.
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Like many Republicans in Congress, Pompeo believed that Rubio had the national-security knowledge and the judgment to be President, and Trump did not.
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Considering what happened just a few days ago when he was on the hurricane-ravaged island ... ya gotta question the judgment in doing this.
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The judgment of youth engagement based on social media and protest attendance -- suggesting that a lot are engaged but didn't vote -- is a distortion.
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The judgment shows little interest in how inadequate competition in the mobile market could infect the content market, and treats AT&T with deference.
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That may be the most lasting mark left by the remarkable ruling of the coder judge — because the judgment itself has been completely overturned.
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In the judgment of opinion polls and independent observers, Sheikh Hasina's party looked set to capture a tidy majority even without such vigorous manipulation.
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It had not allowed the 31 global banks and law firms' to join in the court case, but acknowledged their effort in the judgment.
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Rather, I think disdain for the Sparrow comes from a cousin of religion: judgment, and particularly the judgment of anyone found less than perfect.
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The judgment deferred entirely to the market, above all other evidence of what Aruba might be worth—including what HP was willing to pay.
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Justice Samuel Alito joined the judgment but wrote separately to emphasise that Flowers is "a highly unusual case" and "likely one of a kind".
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When I remove the core, a disturbing "They see you" message flashes across the screen, but I'm not really sure what the judgment was.
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The judgment is a setback for Abadi's bid to replace ministers - chosen to balance Iraq's divisions along party, ethnic and sectarian lines - with technocrats.
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The judgment handed down Wednesday marks the most extreme implementation of a controversial anti-terrorism law promulgated by President Paul Biya in December 2014.
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"We aren't satisfied with the judgment and will challenge it in court," Sohail Rajput, the lawyer for Bugti's family, told reporters outside the court.
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"This will set a precedent for all other public protectors," she said, adding that she would study the judgment before making more detailed comment.
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Catholicism embraces the premise that everyone is intrinsically valuable, irreplaceable and possessed of inalienable dignity, regardless of condition, circumstance or the judgment of others.
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Williams appealed that denial in federal court all the way to the Supreme Court, which declined to review the judgment of the appeals court.
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The Judgment Fund is a permanent, indefinite appropriation available to pay final money judgments and awards against the United States provided for by law.
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Instead, he anchored the decision in the court's immigration and national-security precedents, which give extraordinary deference to the judgment of executive branch officials.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, which states that federal judges must defer to the judgment of federal agencies when it comes to reviewing their actions.
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The Ashland Library is the best small library in Kansas, in the judgment of the Kansas Library Association, which recently gave it an award.
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That is true regardless of the angry person's gender: it clouds the judgment of men and women alike, and increases the likelihood of error.
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And it is all exacerbated when experienced and discerning journalists fall out of the mix, along with the judgment they bring to the process.
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" Wherever people yield to public authority the judgment and punishment of crime, Locke wrote, "there and there only is a political, or civil society.
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"Beijing may at some point make the judgment that the situation warrant military intervention regardless of the high cost involved," he wrote on Twitter.
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From spilling secrets to spilling blood, Clinton does not have the judgment to be Commander in Chief nor the trust of the America people.
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"If left to stand, the judgment below could throw immunity principles into disarray around the world," the lawyers for the company and country wrote.
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Presiding Judge Alphons Orie read out the judgment Wednesday after ordering Mladic out of the courtroom for the final verdict over an angry outburst.
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Gawker is appealing the judgment made by a jury that awarded Mr. Bollea $5003 million in damages and $25 million more in punitive damages.
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If Starwood won a lawsuit in the United States, it would have to enforce the judgment in China, where Anbang and its assets are.
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"Time will be needed fully to digest the judgment, and all options are being considered at this time," the fund said in a statement.
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A separate judge in New York later ordered certain banks to turn over assets they had held for Sudan to partially satisfy the judgment.
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Five years ago, we didn't have the processing power or sharply focused enough algorithms to teach machines the judgment of a seasoned cybersecurity expert.
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One of the biggest concerns about this entire presidency is the judgment exercised by the president in hiring all of these advisers and underlings.
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Shame is external; it's what you feel before the judgment of other members of your family or your society who know of your transgression.
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"It's premature to reach the judgment that we're not on the path to 2 percent inflation over the next couple of years," she said.
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The request would then have been adjudicated at the NSA, and the agency would make the judgment whether or not more detail was warranted.
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But David Borgstrom, a lawyer for the opposition Democratic Alliance which initiated the original court application, said the judgment for a review should stand.
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Or they can mount a mutiny to install a captain who has the judgment, experience and skills needed to guide the vessel safely home.
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But as my colleague Maggie Haberman wrote, the president is deferring to the judgment of Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, about what's appropriate.
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Along with thousands of other migrants, they are stuck in immigration limbo, awaiting the judgment of their requests to enter the United States legally.
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O2 said Three had its day in court and had lost, so it was frustrated to hear it may seek to appeal the judgment.
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The same of course can be said of the judgment of critics, but ignore that for a moment while you read my annual highlights.
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Aides describe a bleak environment in which workers have started to openly question the judgment of managers after seeing colleagues marched out the door.
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Not only can they escape other people, they have the freedom to do whatever they want — inside their homes — without the judgment of others.
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Two of the court's most conservative justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, concurred with the judgment, but did not sign on to Ginsburg's opinion.
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"The government itself is divided about the propriety of the judgment and its impact on the public interest," the appeals court wrote in its ruling.
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The last and final stop for the judgment of Nation will be awards season — but at $7.1 million, it's time to call that one, too.
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For those works often explore how sycophancy clouds the judgment of great men, especially when pride prevents them from seeing that they are being gulled.
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Nickelback has dealt with a harsh critic or two in their day, and now they're passing on advice about how to deal with the judgment.
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"No physiological and biological factor can be given legitimacy if it does not pass the test of conditionality," Justice Dipak Misra said in the judgment.
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The Russians had the technical competence, in other words, but they lacked the judgment and knowledge about French politics to take maximum advantage of it.
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The list at the heart of the social-credit system is called the "judgment defaulter's list", composed of those who have defied a court order.
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Shanmugam said the judgment shows there is a "lacuna" or gap in the law around punishment for senior officers charged with criminal breach of trust.
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"I'm willing to accept the judgment of the chamber, but I will do so with pain and a broken heart," Mahdi told the court Monday.
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"Incident after incident proves again and again Hillary Clinton lacks the judgment ... stability and temperament and the moral character to lead our nation," he charged.
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The judgment is still out on whether he has something to offer popular culture in 2017, or if he's only as good as his past.
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Lawyers say the judgment will also have an impact on a ban on the consumption of beef in many states and alcohol in some states.
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Mine firms, struggling with volatile commodity prices globally and rising costs at home along with political uncertainty, said the judgment would help stabilize their operations.
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Former Justice Secretary Wong Yan-lung also said in a statement on Wednesday the judgment contained factual inaccuracies because nobody had arranged his court appearance.
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It's telling that Justice Elena Kagan -- not exactly a stalwart right-winger -- joined the decision in full, and that Justice Breyer concurred in the judgment.
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Gaughran remains hopeful that with the evidence gathered over the years and the location of the case, the judgment will be in the claimants' favor.
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Daniel McArthur, general manager at Ashers, told journalists he was disappointed with the judgment, saying it undermined "democratic freedom, religious freedom and freedom of speech".
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After all, there's something lonely about wrestling in isolation with the disappointment we feel in our own bodies and the judgment we cast on others.
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One of the top bucket-list items for wine connoisseurs is a chance to try one of the winning wines from the Judgment of Paris.
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Ultimately, all that power now lies in the judgment of a very few people — founders such as Zuckerberg, Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Google's Larry Page.
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American politicians quickly branded the judgment a naked tax raid; in a white paper released before the commission's verdict, America's Treasury hinted ominously at retaliation.
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Besides alleged deception by some intel officials in the past, the judgment and assessments of the intelligence community have been called into question on occasion.
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A Florida jury has awarded Mr Bollea $140m in damages (legal experts think that the sum will be reduced or the judgment reversed on appeal).
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An influential opposition leader Jehangir Tarin, who belongs to Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf or Justice Movement, was also declared disqualified for life under the judgment.
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Greg Clark, Secretary of State for BEIS, said the judgment was a matter of procedure rather than one on the government's policy of capacity markets.
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"The entry of women into places of worship is not limited to this temple only," Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said while reading out the judgment.
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Under his one time alias Porno DJ, 1999 single "The Judgment" on German dance stalwart Kontor gives us a glimpse of his genuine production genius.
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A separate federal judge in New York later ordered several banks to turn over certain assets they held for Sudan, to partially satisfy the judgment.
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Before Gilbert could attempt to enforce the judgment, Alpha fired the firm, replacing Gilbert with a new firm co-founded by two former Gilbert lawyers.
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The difference here is that the Trump apparatus (at that point in the campaign) lacked the judgment and experience to filter out the suck-ups.
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Second, it doesn't specify the objective function or the basis on which such decisions should be made, leaving this up to the "judgment" of individuals.
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"Hillary Clinton wants to be president, but she doesn't have the temperament, or, as Bernie Sanders said, the judgment, to be president," Mr. Trump said.
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"Saenuri Party humbly accepts the judgment of the people," party chief Kim Moo-sung told a meeting at which he announced he was stepping down.
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In the judgment, Grant was found in possession of explosive materials including hydrogen peroxide, four AA batteries and an eleven centimeter piece of electrical wire.
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"We believe that the focus of the judgment on the character of the victim is shameful as it veers towards victim blaming," the petition reads.
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Peter Ireland, a professor of economics at Boston College, described himself as "really, really nervous" about the judgment that the central bank's work is done.
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But an appeals court threw out the judgment, saying that Congress had overstepped its authority in enacting a law that allowed the families to sue.
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When you don't have a clear set of rules to follow, you're open to the judgment of a subjective authority — often a white male authority.
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We went through this election trying to decide who was good and who was bad, using the judgment of well-known people as a shorthand.
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They also argue that it pushes the police to rely heavily on the judgment of untrained civilians whose perception could be clouded by unconscious biases.
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The Supreme Court overturned the original conviction in February and ordered a new trial after concluding the judgment was prejudiced and based on insufficient evidence.
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The Polish Financial Supervision Authority is analysing the impact of the judgment of the European Court on Swiss Franc mortgages on banks, Parkiet daily reported.
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They sought to seize the artifacts — some 23,216 clay tablets and fragments bearing ancient writings known as the Persepolis collection — to help satisfy the judgment.
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Chayanika Shah, 60, a member of a collective she described as "women loving women," read parts of the judgment aloud at a bar in Mumbai.
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"My Rohingya brothers and sisters... The gate of justice is just opened," Mayyu Ali, a Rohingya poet, wrote on Twitter after the judgment was announced.
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Honoring the music of the now via the judgment of the creators of yesteryear is a disaster in waiting, an almost certain guarantee of misrepresentation.
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And the judgment that was made in the 2016 election was at least indirectly a response to the order that arose out of the 1960s.
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The judgment (or lack of) shown in inviting Prager may affect future community support for the Symphony (whose concerts I have attended in the past).
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Romney says, and clearly believes, that he is bound by the Constitution, his oath to God, the evidence, his conscience and the judgment of history.
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Since the judgment, however, Arizona claims that the company continued a deceptive marketing campaign and is seeking civil penalties for up to $25,000 per violation.
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"If you look who had the judgment, it was a state senator from Illinois with no experience who opposed the war [in Iraq]," Steyer said.
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"Law enforcement cannot delegate our obligations to protect the safety of the American people purely to the judgment of profit-seeking private firms," Barr said.
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"It's premature to reach the judgment that we're not on the path to 23 percent inflation over the next couple of years," Ms. Yellen said.
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Using the Judgment Fund in that way last year set a dangerous precedent – and we have an obligation to ensure it can never happen again.
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"The Government of Pakistan shall take special measure ensuring availability of correct particulars of all the citizens," Justice Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui said in the judgment.
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Finally, he allows the targeting of anyone who "in the judgment of an immigration officer" poses a risk to either public safety or national security.
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But Suu Kyi on Thursday challenged anyone who had a problem with the judgment against two Reuters journalists to point out the error to her.
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Unfortunately, she may have inadvertently undermined her own case by seeming to question the judgment and energy of those to whom she would devolve power.
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"Perhaps the most remarkable part of this story is the judgment and forethought the doctors and nurses had before proceeding with the operation," Gupta said.
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The judgment marks the first time a minister from former President Joseph Kabila's government has been convicted of corruption since Tshisekedi took power last year.
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On Thursday, the judgment was granted in absentia after the 28-year-old failed to respond to more than a year's worth of court proceedings.
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On Thursday, the judgment was granted in absentia after the 26-year-old failed to respond to more than a year's worth of court proceedings.
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While Judge Oetken expressed "[s]ympathy" that Monnin "is suffering from her poor choice of counsel" and agreed that her lawyer acted "unconscionably," he declined to vacate the judgment because the arbitrator relied on evidence to support his decision and the "apparent inequity" of the default judgment was not enough for the federal court vacate the judgment under the very protective rules for arbitration awards.
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No government spokesmen were available to explain why the three channels were still off air at 2000 GMT, around eight hours after the judgment was given.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Judge T. Jackson Bedford of Fulton County did not reach the judgment by considering the facts of the case.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said on Friday it was considering the judgment and remained committed to pursuing cases involving "misuse of market power".
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Past surveys have not established whether, and to what extent, Americans also believe that civilian leaders should defer to the judgment of their counterparts in uniform.
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It's not clear if the Judgment Fund has ever paid out a harassment case, but Congress has been sued at least once over workplace discrimination laws.
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The Money Exchange, in conjunction with other family-owned financial businesses, were used to perpetrate "one of the largest Ponzi schemes in history," the judgment added.
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"It is bizarre and deeply unfortunate that Senator Johnson would question the judgment of a colleague and friend," McCain spokeswoman Julie Tarallo said in a statement.
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Have a really interesting discussion about various issues that the judgment has raised, and get back to my desk at 1:23 to eat my lunch.
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Chemours said it will appeal the verdict, adding that it retains defenses to claims that DuPont is entitled to indemnification from the judgment, according to Reuters.
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"No fireworks shall be allowed in any territorial limits of the state of Kerala without a duly-issued license from the competent authority," the judgment said.
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"It is bizarre and deeply unfortunate that Senator Johnson would question the judgment of a colleague and friend," a spokesperson for McCain said in a statement.
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As we have written repeatedly over the past year, Mr Trump is a deeply flawed man without the judgment or temperament to lead a great country.
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So to compensate for that variability, these marketplaces put much more of the judgment around the quality of work on the shoulders of the professionals themselves.
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A spokeswoman for Stati said in an email that "the Stati Parties will be seeking permission to appeal the judgment," describing the court's decision as flawed.
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"We have to bid adieu to prejudices and to empower all citizens," Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra said while reading the judgment, according to NDTV.
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Modi's government on Monday submitted a review petition to the court, asking it to amend the judgment, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in a televised interview.
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"The judgment effectively means Yukos oligarchs can no longer seize assets," said Andrey Kondakov of the International Center for Legal Protection, which is coordinating Russia's case.
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The judgment said there was "no reason to doubt the statements of sitting judges" and the intent of the petitioners had been to "malign the judiciary".
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"I trust the judgment of people Trump has on board," says Green, 45, who is chairman of the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance, a respected political education group.
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Hulk was at the Le Parker Meridien Hotel in NYC Tuesday night when our photog lightly grilled him about the prospect of the judgment getting overturned.
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"The judgment of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on the foreign stage speaks for itself," he said of the president and his former secretary of State.
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"I would rather place myself and my family at the judgment and mercy of a fellow-physician than that of the state," he liked to say.
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But when one adds the historical factor—that, in Luther's case, the judgment is being made five centuries after the event—we hit a brick wall.
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"GOP senators say they trust the judgment of a man who defends rape, who calls women dogs and pigs, who spews hatred towards immigrants," Reid said.
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On Tuesday, Trump delivered his joint address to Congress and won rave reviews for staying (in the judgment of the political press) positive and on-message.
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The judgment by the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, that her handling of the emails was "extremely careless" was, to the intelligence tribe, a huge understatement.
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Then the CoH suddenly changed course and in March 2016 noted that it would be challenging the previous consent order and not complying with the judgment.
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"The judgment in Chevron is one of the most important decisions in corporate tax in Australia," an Australian Taxation Office spokesman said in an emailed statement.
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The apparent angry assertion McCabe made during a dispute with Rosenstein was not as far as we know informed by the judgment of career ethics officials.
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"We tried to force a preliminary decision by the court ... but it said no, it's better to wait for the judgment of the appeal," Pontes said.
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The plaintiffs have said they plan to continue efforts to enforce the judgment in other countries, including Canada, regardless of the outcome in the United States.
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Chevron cited this evidence when it filed its lawsuit in 2011 seeking to block enforcement of the judgment, saying Donziger's actions violated U.S. anti-racketeering law.
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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in New Delhi said it approved the debt resolution plan of JSW Steel, according to a copy of the judgment.
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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in New Delhi said it approved the debt resolution plan of JSW Steel, according to a copy of the judgment.
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He added: "I suspect they allowed Victor Koppe to appear for the issuance of the judgment to avoid a scene or more controversy to the case."
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"Nothing short of a world war was likely to get them out," was the judgment of a review of the C.I.A.'s handling of the crisis.
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The judgment was a major victory for women's rights activists, who had felt left behind after the Republic of Ireland voted to legalize abortion last year.
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Of dozens of people interviewed by Reuters in Yangon, Myanmar's commercial capital, only two were aware of the judgment, and neither of them paid much heed.
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"The judgment reiterates our commitment to providing affordable and innovative medicines that address the unmet and under-met needs of patients around the world," it said.
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Housman, a sixty-three-year-old with a reddish beard, said that he would consider leaving town if the judgment caused him to pay higher taxes.
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"The Minister of Environmental Affairs is considering the implications of the judgment and will brief the public in due course," the department said in a statement.
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" When Clinton raised questions about Trump's erratic and impulsive behavior, he called her unstable, unhinged, lacking the "judgment, temperament and moral character to lead this country.
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President Ronald Reagan issued a statement from Camp David, saying the United States regretted the loss of life but defending the judgment of the skipper, Capt.
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Paul Dales, the chief U.K. economist at Capital Economics, said there are three ways that the judgment could influence Brexit, the economy and the financial markets.
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General Eisenkot has remained firm, declaring before the judgment that Sergeant Azaria wasn't "the son of all of us," as his supporters like to call him.
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"The concerned ministries and agencies are going to thoroughly examine the content of the judgment and discuss how we will respond to it," Mr. Suga said.
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Rather, the Senate has deferred to the judgment of voters who, in most cases, knew about the allegations against candidates and sent them to Senate anyway.
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According to Lucy Kirkwood's new play, the answer isn't a nice one, and the judgment for that — a judgment that falls on us — will be harsh.
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That is left to the judgment of the umpires on the field, and only them, since there is no recourse to instant replay in this matter.
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Today's leaders have abdicated this job, afraid to do anything that might appear elitist because it substitutes the judgment of experts for that of ordinary citizens.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito also joined the judgment but suggested that the court should reconsider more generally its longstanding support for delegations of authority by Congress.
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Once the judgment was entered though, the bonds stopped accruing interest according to their terms and instead received court-ordered post-judgment interest at about 0.5 percent.
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The City of Cleveland says that it owes him nothing and that the judgment was against the two homicide detectives who helped convict him, not the city.
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And in doing so, he confirmed the judgment of more than a few Broncos defenders, who spoke afterward of trying to push him off his game psychologically.
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"The ultimate outcome of this case may turn on factual findings concerning (Freda's) culpability, or the degree thereof, relative to the alleged ethical violation," the judgment said.
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And others are not yet ready to leave because of the judgment and ridicule they will undoubtedly receive from other Democrats – whether family, friends, or co-workers.
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Arya wielded the knife, but it was Sansa who passed the judgment, and who listed Littlefinger's crimes much as she once listed the crimes committed against her.
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"For these reasons, Herrera is precluded by the judgment in Repsis from relitigating the continuing validity of the hunting right conferred by the 1868 Treaty," Alito wrote.
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THE House Republicans' health-care plan, the American Health Care Act, may, if enacted, leave 21990m Americans without coverage, in the judgment of the Congressional Budget Office.
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"The instruction of Rowe turned into an embarrassing debacle for the SFO ... (although) it has had no impact on the outcome of this case," the judgment said.
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"We are continuing to contest the judgment and working to preserve all of the state&aposs options moving forward," said Loree Anne Paradise, deputy chief of staff.
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"We intend to use all means available to enforce the judgment," said Robert Weigel, partner at New York law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, which is representing Crystallex.
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An Old Mutual spokeswoman said the company, which had hoped the case would thrown out, was studying the judgment and will decide on a course of action.
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Starry Lee Wai-King of the pro-establishment DAB party said the judgment was a "manifestation of fairness and justice" and she hoped it would settle matters.
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The judgment said UBS's auditing of the whistleblower reports was a "superficial work that led to erroneous conclusions," an inspector for the banking regulator said in 2011.
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Although the judgment cleared Oculus of the most serious allegations in the lawsuit related the code behind the Oculus Rift system, the bad press was poorly timed.
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While the judgment should've theoretically been the end of the story, ICANN is merely an independent body that probably isn't inclined to go around pissing off governments.
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"What happens tomorrow is to do with the losers @bauermedia quibbling about how much they now have to pay me," Wilson tweeted the night before the judgment.
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German Human Rights Commissioner Bärbel Kofler said they were "particularly concerned about the decidedly political wording of the judgment that gives rise to doubts about judicial independence".
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The judgment is a blow to the remaining holdout creditors, led by Elliott Management, a hedge fund, who had used it to press Argentina for full payment.
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"But there is already movement afoot amongst Republicans to amend the judgment fund, saying 'We don't want companies getting this money that was never appropriated,'" explained Blackman.
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A spokeswoman for Tsang said he had no comment on the judgment, but that he was discussing whether to appeal against having to pay the legal costs.
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Because Justice Clarence Thomas concurred in part, the judgment of the court on the case was 7-2 but the opinion on the rationale was 6-2.
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I very much hope that somewhere, at some point in time, a competent court of law will make the judgment that Sir John Chilcot declined to make.
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After the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in February, critics of Mr. Trump expressed concern about whether he had the judgment to fill vacancies on the court.
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This motive, seeking to make the new Iran implacably and permanently hostile to the United States, has been very successful, in the judgment of most of us.
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The judgment comes after the parties had already agreed to a A$35 million ($23.6 million) civil penalty over the allegations, which was rejected by the court.
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Global rating agency Moody's said the judgment was credit negative for Indian banks and warned it could further delay the resolution process of bad debt in India.
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The judgment in the Brexit case is to be delivered this Tuesday but the use of the court's time may have proved costly to the Lehman creditors.
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Chevron, which has said it never had any assets in Ecuador, has successfully fought efforts to enforce the judgment in Argentina, Brazil, Canada and the United States.
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The SEC said it would also seek an order requiring the repatriation of sufficient assets from offshore trusts at issue in the case to pay the judgment.
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This is because recognition of the judgment in Germany is not automatic, and Blizzard would have to initiate proceedings in the German court where the defendant resides.
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As the situation in Flint demonstrates, we should not substitute political considerations for the judgment of engineers and other technical experts in the design of water projects.
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But earlier this month, Aung San Suu Kyi defended this prosecution and challenged anyone who has read the judgment to explain what was wrong with the case.
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For advocates of human rights, the judgment — the culmination of a trial that began in 2012 only to be interrupted by Mr. Mladic's health problems — was historic.
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Mr. Barr said that left it to him to make the judgment, and that he and Mr. Rosenstein concluded that Mr. Trump had not violated the law.
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When it is final, the judgment funds will be set aside while Gawker appeals its court case; eventually the money will go to the side that wins.
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But in her view, the judgment is also poisoned, the money forever rooted in the murder of one innocent woman and the wrongful convictions of six others.
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"I think that the Judgment Day that separates us from Heaven and Hell is not dependent on whether you agree with the president," Mr. Short told CNN.
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Justice Thomas agreed with the judgment, but wrote separately to emphasize that even if the statute had allowed the appointment, the Constitution's Appointments Clause would not have.
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It will be especially hard when we know that we can't trust either the judgment or the motives of the man who should be leading the response.
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Why he'd watch it: Jack Givens was having a night, and Hamilton, a young assistant coach for Kentucky, was having doubts about the judgment of his boss.
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The PDP said in a tweet that it "completely rejects the judgment" which it described as a "direct assault on the integrity of our nation's justice system".
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The judgment is that there is a public benefit to telling people how terrorists work, including the makeup of their bombs, the kinds of packs they carry.
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"It will be entitled to take these steps even if Kazakhstan appeals the March 23 judgment, unless Kazakhstan posts security for the judgment," Stati's press office said.
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There are interracial couples who've shielded each other from the judgment of family members…but who've never addressed the issue head-on with one another until recently.
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Buying a condom can be a shameful experience; younger people fear the humiliation of being carded, and others fear the judgment of getting caught preparing for sex.
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"Some of his unauthorized trades had made a profit, which he drip-fed back to the bank in order not to raise concern," according to the judgment.
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"None of the phrases submitted in the competition is, in the judgment of The Times, so apt and expressive as the motto it now has," they wrote.
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When the AP or other news organizations officially call a race, they're relying on a combination of vote counts and that raw intelligence to make the judgment.
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It's impossible to tell by the end whether she still believes the judgment she's been hoping for is nigh, but then again, hope is all she has.
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Mark Zuckerberg criticizes Trump on immigration "The language here, the fact that it says 'in the judgment of an immigration officer,' that doesn't suggest there's going to be supervisory review, it strongly suggests this is going to be the judgment of officers in the field and they'll have broad discretion about when and where to arrest someone and bring proceedings," said John Sandweg, now at a crisis management firm.
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What has left Hoechstetter most distraught is the feeling that there's nothing more she can do, the judgment as permanent as the memory of Hadden delivering her twins.
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Denied the opportunity to appeal the judgment against them, the media properties that resided under Gawker's banner were rebranded as Gizmodo Media Group (GMG) and sold to Univision.
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"The judgment will definitely create fear in the minds of those who think that they can get away with something like this because they have power and money."
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Let's be clear, there is only one judgment Hillary Clinton and her supporters care about and that's the judgment the voters are going to make on November 8th.
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The judgment instead that you should make is to not panic and have confidence that U.S. companies still have relatively strong earnings in a low interest-rate environment.
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Supreme Court precedent requires that we defer to the judgment of police officers in determining the amount of force necessary to apply in the performance of their duties.
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As the government says it will study the judgment, campaigners hope that British heterosexual couples will soon be able to commit to each other without saying "I do."
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The memo states that undocumented immigrants who, in the judgment of an immigration officer, "pose a risk to public safety or national security," should be prioritized for removal.
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The judgment, published late on Thursday, said UBS staff of different levels of seniority in the bank's French business told management that they had concerns about its practices.
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