And if there's one place that's absolutely perfect for thrashing out never-ending arguments, it's Twitter.
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European officials are thrashing out the details of an EU-wide investment-screening mechanism, proposed by Mr Juncker in 2017.
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Neumann and Son ended up thrashing out a deal on Son's iPad, en route to the SoftBank founder's next meeting.
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However, it faces the prospect of delivering a Queen's speech while still thrashing out a deal with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party.
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Now the pair have embarked on an international tour to continue thrashing out the rights and wrongs of the criminal justice system.
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"We gave it a pretty good thrashing out," recalled Mr. Volpone, who is now 13 and lives with his wife, Victoria, outside Atlanta.
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The House bill, part of the process of thrashing out the federal budget for fiscal year 2018, includes $145 million for each endowment.
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But this substantial volume is more than just a chronicle of half-forgotten scholarship or a thrashing out of methodological issues of little import.
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Cardi B was the musical guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, thrashing out a performance of "Bodak Yellow" to a slightly stunned Brooklyn crowd.
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The players, too, seem to appreciate the gravity of the occasion, feeding off the heated atmosphere and thrashing out a hard-fought win over their opponents.
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Faced with this, accounting industry officials began thrashing out proposals for limiting how many big company audits the Big Four should be allowed to conduct, Reuters reported in June.
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Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, Nick Ayers, is reportedly among the candidates who could succeed Kelly, but Reuters reported that the parties were still thrashing out the details.
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At its best, this is how matters are supposed to proceed inside the EU: leaders thrashing out differences, balancing competing interests and prioritising concerns before arriving at a common line.
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Diplomats at the talks told Reuters the next phase of the negotiations would now center on thrashing out a revised power-sharing arrangement leading up to a new date for polls.
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The developments took the edge off a pound rally on Tuesday, when it touched a one-month high on news opposition parties were thrashing out ways to block a hard Brexit.
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WASHINGTON — House and Senate negotiators thrashing out differences over a major tax bill are likely to eliminate the insurance coverage mandate at the heart of the Affordable Care Act, lawmakers say.
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Consultants and ministry officials, many of them young Saudis with Western degrees, work at the Khozama office building in Riyadh, thrashing out policy in as many as 40 groups known as "delivery labs".
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Park said he hoped a U.N. conference in Quito this week aimed at thrashing out a new 20-year plan for cities would help mayors to adopt a holistic view of tackling these challenges.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) took a "key step" in appointing Paris to host the 2266 Summer Olympic Games Monday after thrashing out a deal between the French capital and rival host Los Angeles.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - A day before Canada, the United States and Mexico are due to sign a new trade pact, negotiators are still thrashing out what exactly they will be putting their names to, officials said on Thursday.
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With Spurs losing to Southampton on the weekend and Arsenal thrashing out a hard-fought draw with Manchester City, the yearly celebration of Arsène Wenger's side finishing above their North London rivals is yet to be indefinitely postponed.
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Founder and chairman Naresh Goyal, who transformed Jet into India's biggest full-service carrier from its humble start 25 years ago, has said it is thrashing out a bailout plan, led by state-run banks and Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways.
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After that initial sale fell apart, Souq — which also held acquisition talks with eBay and Emirati retail group Majid Al Futtaim last year — had spent 2017 to date thrashing out a deal that jumped between $500 million and $700 million.
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A few people—less tattooed, often university educated—make a point of turning the other way, intent upon thrashing out a stroke against the current, never advancing, instead holding their place, if only for a moment, as the others float past.
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While business bigwigs spend hours thrashing out the details of the Jamie Vardy film, the Jamie Vardy reality TV show, Wes Morgan's autobiography and a range of novelty Robert Huth body scrubs, several Leicester fans have gone straight to source for their merchandising.
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For the past 22011 years the business of thrashing out timetables at international airports has been the job of the Slot Conference, a semi-annual meeting of airlines and airport co-ordinators run by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), an airline trade group.
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I ended up kicking myself for showing up late thanks to Opeth; the two songs I saw from Michael Åkerfeldt & Co. were masterfully executed, but nowhere near as exciting as what these wild Icelandic youngsters were thrashing out onstage in front of fourteen people at Egilsbúð.
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At emergency migration talks in Brussels, a group of 2000 countries led by France and Germany were thrashing out who should take responsibility for migrants arriving in Europe — currently mostly Italy, Greece and Spain — how long they should take care of them and how much their European partners should do to help out.
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Eurasian Union member- states and the Republic of Chile are thrashing out the issue of potential formation of a free trade zone. The last meeting of the joint commission was held in 2017 in Chile and was attended by business representatives from the EAEU states presenting their potential. Another meeting of the joint commission will be held in 2019 as negotiations over a free trade zone are still ongoing.
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They started thrashing out a new framework, to deal comprehensively with both individual and collective labour law. Given the adversarial nature of the relationship between organised labour and employers up to that point, > this was a revolutionary development. Under the watchful eye of government > representatives, and with their participation, management and labour were > entrusted with the task of developing the draft bill into a uniquely South > African product that at once satisfied the aspirations of labour and the > reservations of management, and yet conformed to the letter and spirit of > the Constitution and the requirements of the International Labour > Organization (ILO), of which South Africa was now a member.Grogan Collective > Labour Law 7.
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He also urged the public to exercise patience regarding Jho Low's return after messages reading that the fugitive had been arrested went viral on social media but revealed that the PDRM has become aware of Low's whereabouts. On 10 June 2019, Abdul Hamid urged the government to increase the salaries of lower- ranked policemen as a means to cover living costs and also in an attempt to increase integrity. Later, he reiterated that the PDRM was in the midst of thrashing out a deal with an unnamed Asian country, where Low is residing, to facilitate the latter's return to Malaysia. Whilst he also added that he was hugely disappointed with the former IGP, Khalid Abu Bakar, for acting "unprofessionally" by following alleged political decisions to remove then-SB director Akhil Bulat and Abdul Hamid himself back in 2015, Abdul Hamid refused to divulge what he meant in a vaguely worded sentence he addressed, in an open letter, to another of his predecessors, IGP Mohamad Fuzi.
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