Voiding contracts or worse serves no moral or pragmatic purpose.
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Danger arose if one predominated, so periodic voiding was crucial.
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Virginia, the famous case voiding state laws that forbade interracial marriage.
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The court decisions voiding Trump's travel orders hold that it is.
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What if the cops shoot that poor bastard for "illegal voiding"?
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RP: Of course, we use bathrooms for more than voiding bowels.
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She is now suing Trump in the hopes of voiding that agreement.
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Any third-party stores require jailbreaking your phone and voiding the warranty.
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And you can do it without modifying the machines or voiding their warranties.
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Voiding contracts, never mind going beyond that, helps precisely one party, the team.
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The court made effective its decision in March voiding the Obama era rule.
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The United States Supreme Court unanimously affirmed the judges' ruling, voiding the law.
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Last year's voiding of high-denomination notes was "idiotic", he told a television interviewer.
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Today, customers who take repairs into their own hands often risk voiding their warranty.
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State after state is voiding its primary elections to more easily anoint the president.
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The suit asked the court to issue a judgment voiding the new I.R.S. policy.
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The Raiders cut Brown earlier this month, voiding $30 million in guaranteed payments to him.
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Juno ended up voiding the equity program after it was acquired, prompting a lawsuit from drivers.
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Users who want to install "unauthorized" apps need to jailbreak their device, potentially voiding the warranty.
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I had to work with Bobby, but otherwise I preferred painting, which was mindless and voiding.
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Empty spaces, known as voiding, could be evidence of low quality standards, or a rushed product release.
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Consume most fluids earlier in the day, drinking little in the evening to reduce nighttime voiding needs.
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Luckily, this doesn't require rooting your Amazon Fire tablet, so there's no immediate risk of voiding your warranty.
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EARLY in November India's government took a momentous decision by abruptly voiding 903% of the cash in circulation.
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Potentially voiding all of our hard-earned certainty is a certain terror that people of color still face.
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After the 2016 election, the fragile set-up really started to disintegrate, starting with Trump voiding special ICE arrangements.
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In 1967, the United States Supreme Court declared the Virginia law unconstitutional, voiding all race-based restrictions on marriage.
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But he became wary of voiding a significant part of the law that was years in the making and reconsidered.
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But it also appalled businessmen (and economists) by abruptly voiding most banknotes in a quixotic quest to catch tax-dodgers.
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Kenya's supreme court nullified the presidential election in August, citing procedural irregularities and voiding the victory of President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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The civil complaint seeks payment of Mr. Strevell's restitution, in part by voiding transfers from him to Ms. Strevell-Childrose.
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Possible tests include measuring the amount and speed of voiding and pressure in and around the bladder as it fills.
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MOST economists might hazard a guess that voiding the bulk of a country's currency overnight would dent its immediate growth prospects.
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The Philippines won that case in July, with the arbitral award voiding China's U-shaped line of sovereignty on its maps.
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The appeals court was wary about voiding the oversight board's actions, pointing to "innocent third parties" who have relied on them.
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But the team isn't losing out here, not in the specific ways that voiding a contract or recovering money might rectify.
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Descriptions of voiding and the contents of chamber pots are presented alongside extravagant descriptions of meals, paintings, the layout of cities.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the lead House manager, said removing Trump from office is "not voiding" the election but "protecting" it.
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So he was in favor of voiding 7.5 million blood test results because the quality assurance and control was so terrible.
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Deppe's lawsuit seeks class action status for Division I football players since 2011, a voiding of the transfer rule, and unspecified damages.
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Easterbrook also said the Supreme Court's voiding last June of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell's bribery convictions did not undermine Blagojevich's conviction.
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For another, the health risks of delaying a bowel movement outweigh the social risks of being found out for voiding with abandon.
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Voiding the last year of his deal will cost the team $1.5 million in dead cap money in 2020, according to Spotrac.
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He contends that Mr. de Pury deceived him about possible higher offers for the painting, voiding any possible agreement, gentlemanly or otherwise.
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And, in the real world, manufacturers can probably continue to get away with voiding warranties on jailbroken phones if they want to.
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US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson found that Manafort had lied about his communications with longtime associate Konstantin Kilimnik, voiding his plea deal.
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Washington (CNN)On Thursday morning, reports began to circulate that President Donald Trump was leaning toward voiding the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Bowick approved the archdiocese's motion to block the sale to Hollister, voiding the purchase documents and deed.
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Railroad Company took a strict view by voiding a contract in which corporate directors were the beneficiaries of the agreement with the company.
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A Republican congressional candidate in California did report voiding a $10,000 transaction with the company in early March, according to federal election records.
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World champion Danielle Williams was disqualified from the 100 hurdles and three athletes sustained injuries, leading to the national athletics association voiding the race.
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To be clear, federal law says you can open your electronics without voiding the warranty, regardless of what the language of that warranty says.
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Frank Dorman, a spokesperson for the FTC, told me that warranty-voiding stickers appear on their face to be a violation of the MMWA.
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Yes. So if he's selling his home, and his trainer his selling his home, and he's voiding his contract, what does that tell you?
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In the past, non-authorized repair firms companies could not buy authentic materials and customers couldn't seek outside repairs without voiding their device's warranty.
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If incomplete bladder emptying may be a cause, try voiding twice: Wait a few minutes after urinating, then try again to empty your bladder.
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Interestingly, one of the last majority opinions that Scalia penned in 2015 was an almost identical decision voiding a different criminal law for vagueness.
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Sanders's plan, presumably accomplished through legislative action, would require the summary voiding of every contract medical providers have with all the insurance plans they accept.
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They are not even sure how Mr Modi's most controversial policy, the sudden voiding, in November, of 86% of India's paper currency, will play out.
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An attempt to prove his mettle with a grenade instead ends up disabling him, voiding any possibility of him being conscripted as a child soldier.
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Apple says its customers can get their devices fixed at non-authorized shops without voiding their warranties as long as the technician caused no damage.
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In Uttar Pradesh the BJP's victory was all the more remarkable for the turmoil Mr Modi unleashed late last year by voiding most of India's banknotes.
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And when the state's highest court agreed on Friday, voiding the governor's declaration in a biting ruling, that briefly seemed to put the matter to rest.
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"Effective, voluntary and involuntary, contraction and relaxation must be present when passing urine or feces on the toilet, to avoid dysfunctional voiding or constipation," she added.
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Apple allows authorized third-party repair centers to fix broken iPhones without voiding the devices' warranty, but the Horizon Machines are required in some more serious cases.
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In 2016 the home-affairs ministry tried to simplify the legal system by voiding 3,000 local regulations, only to be reversed by the constitutional court last year.
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Republicans plan to get legislation voiding Obama's law and replacing parts of it to Trump by the end of February, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.
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The sticking point in negotiations was language regarding the possible voiding of guarantees in the event that Smith is disciplined by the league, according to multiple reports.
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The North Carolina ruling involves roughly 4,500 registered voters in Beaufort, Cumberland and Moore Counties who Republican challengers said had moved away, voiding their registration to vote.
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He is expected to be released this offseason, voiding the remaining $12.5 million on his contract, after Washington's reported efforts to trade him in recent years failed.
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The regulator this year ordered its review to start again from the beginning, voiding all decisions from the project's previous examining panel that has been accused of bias.
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It's a shame to find it on the new Macbooks, because previous Apple laptops have kept the ability to do some light mods, without completely voiding your warranty.
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Voiding the Alaska Refuges Rule would not only jeopardize some of the most iconic species in North America, it would also abdicate federal authority over public trust resources.
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Last week, the court told EQT Corp to stop work on its Mountain Valley pipeline from West Virginia to Virginia after voiding two federal permits for that project.
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If this goes away, creditors might be less likely to lend to businesses in distress, voiding them of the chance to restructure and become a healthy business again.
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The Trump administration may have an easier time voiding the Obama-era Labor Department rule requiring brokers to act in a client's best interest when providing retirement advice.
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Her children played with Walden's when they were little, but the 21-year-old Burton was now demanding that the lawmaker oppose Trump's voiding of rules blocking harmful emissions.
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Apple has long fought right to repair legislation, which is designed to prevent manufacturers from voiding warranties or discontinuing support if consumers have third parties carry out a repair.
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Economists agree that two of Mr. Modi's biggest policy gambles — abruptly voiding most of the nation's currency and imposing a sweeping new sales tax — have slowed India's meteoric growth.
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Daniels has formally offered Cohen a deal in which she would return the $130,000 in exchange for the right to speak out and the formal voiding of their hush agreement.
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But one effect of voiding the arrangement would be that it could spare Mr. Trump the embarrassment of having to give a deposition in a lawsuit related to the case.
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Mr. Duterte ordered Mr. Trillanes's arrest after voiding a presidential amnesty granted to him in 2010, over his involvement in two brief, bloodless rebellions when he was a navy lieutenant.
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District attorneys are choosing not to charge certain low-level offenses; lawmakers are eliminating cash bail; cities are working to streamline the expungement of criminal records and voiding outstanding warrants.
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So in essence, either Grindelwald is lying, or Rowling is completely voiding the canonical timeline — or else there's some other plot twist afoot that has to explain this plot twist.
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But either way, it's good to know that Nintendo is finally taking steps to address the Joy-Con problem that don't involve voiding your warranty by soldering in a new antenna.
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In fact, another new California law penalizes companies that refuse to pay arbitration fees by, among other things, voiding mandatory arbitration provisions and stripping businesses of the right to compel arbitration.
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All four of his successors (until Mr Nisar) were more circumspect, stung in particular by the potential $12.5bn bill left by Mr Chaudhry's energetic voiding of government contracts with foreign firms.
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Judge Carolyn Dineen King, a Democratic appointee, dissented from the appeals court majority's voiding of the insurance requirement and said her colleagues on the panel should have left it at that.
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King Hussein in 133 renounced any claims over the West Bank, thereby voiding the possibility of a land-for-peace agreement when he eventually signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1994.
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Jaime's hand was at Cersei's throat during their mutual death scene, but he definitely didn't choke her, voiding this aspect of the prophecy according to any but the loosest, most figurative interpretations.
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But in the cases of authorized used car sales such as the one Jalopnik highlighted, voiding the warranty could cost the new owner more than a few thousand bucks in the long run.
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Lawyers for dozens of retailers, such as Target and Wal-Mart Stores, had argued that voiding American Express' anti-steering rules would encourage competition, and drive prices they pay to card networks lower.
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" Kaveh Navab, a lawyer who specializes in non-disclosure agreements and is not affiliated with The Weinstein Company's bankruptcy, noted that preemptively voiding the NDAs "save everyone the legal battles and legal costs.
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If you crack your iPhone screen and have it repaired elsewhere — perhaps because it's cheaper to do so — you risk voiding your warranty if damage is done to other components during the process.
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In court, a lawyer for Alqasem said she stopped her activities in the Students for Justice group months before the anti-boycott law came into effect, effectively voiding the decision to ban her.
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Notably features this moving image of Andre Miller voiding his mind and accepting the cosmos so he can channel their divinity on the court: WINNER: NIHILIST MICE No. 2 Raccoon–Treadmill Deeply unnerving.
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He has also allegedly made "racially insensitive" remarks at meetings and was forced out of his last cop job for voiding a traffic ticket given to a subordinate who got into a car accident.
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Obviously, pulling back the curtain on its once ultra-top secret (and ultimately disappointing!) Horizon Machine doesn't undo years of Apple punishing customers for repairing their own gadgets by voiding warranties and causing headaches.
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McNulty also declined to rule on similar claims arising from Aleynikov's August 2012 rearrest, at least until a New York state appeals court decides whether last July's voiding of Aleynikov's second conviction was proper.
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Train it to do the opposite through "timed voiding"—go pee every 30 minutes for a day or two, whether you need to or not; then increase the interval by 15 minutes every day.
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These changes included hiring a new lab director and voiding patient "results associated with any findings that were not consistent with the quality standards the lab holds itself to today," Buchanan told The Verge.
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It endangers the U.S.'s standing in the world, invites war mongers to fill the vacuum left by voiding the agreement, and threatens further destabilization to a region of the world already eyeing collapse.
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According to multiple reports over the last few weeks, the sticking point in negotiations has been the language regarding the possible voiding of guarantees in the event that Smith is disciplined by the league.
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The states say that the voiding of the penalty, which takes effect next year, removes the legal underpinning the Supreme Court relied upon when it upheld the law in 2012 under Congress' tax power.
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Niess said Thursday that he was voiding all appointments and legislation passed during the December session, stating that lawmakers convened the session in a way that violated the state's constitution, according to the news outlet.
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For years, Cavanagh just served the New England Catholic community—until the Vatican II overhauled Catholic life in 1962, specifically voiding some old recipes by mandating that hosts be thicker and have a breadier flavor.
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According to the FTC, unless the manufacturer provides the parts or services to the consumer for free or receives a waiver, it cannot require customers to comply with specific repair requirements or risk voiding the warranty.
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These companies are authorized to work on your device without voiding your warranty, but as independent companies not owned by Apple, they are free to set their own policies about pricing and service costs and availability.
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Still, since those first reports, it's only been bad news, between Theranos voiding two years of test results to founder Elizabeth Holmes' net worth dropping from $4.5 billion to zero (and possibly facing an industry ban).
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In voiding the verdict and decertifying the class action, Koeltl in May 2015 found no proof that the defendants had a contractual relationship, known as privity, with plaintiffs whose loans they serviced but did not originate.
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"We do not take this step lightly, and we recognize the significance of voiding the judgment of a panel of jurors who sat through nearly three weeks of trial and reached a unanimous verdict," he wrote.
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While initial terms called for voiding the entire year's bonus compensation at the bank if it did not meet compliance hurdles, the final deferred prosecution agreement said only that a failure could potentially void the bonuses.
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There have been a number of ideas floated for shortening or voiding the season but the EFL said it remained committed to getting the season completed but was not able to offer a date for resumption.
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In November the country's Supreme Court ruled that it was not a crime to refuse military service for reasons of religion or conscience, voiding its own near-unanimous ruling from 2004, which had found just the opposite.
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These might include regulations on debt collectors, payday lenders and all those brand-name financial institutions that keep unhappy customers out of court through "mandatory arbitration" clauses buried in consumer contracts, voiding the option of filing lawsuits.
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MANILA (Reuters) - China's coastguard has prevented Filipino boats from fishing around the hotly contested Scarborough Shoal, Philippine officials said on Friday, after Beijing kept a promise to ignore a court ruling voiding its vast South China Sea claims.
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The news comes as UltraViolet, a women's advocacy group, wrote an open letter to the CBS board of directors demanding the network terminate Moonves while voiding his severance package, which is estimated to be as high as $200 million.
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Just about all economists agree that two of the prime minister's biggest policy gambles — abruptly voiding most of the nation's currency and then, less than a year later, imposing a sweeping new sales tax — have slowed India's meteoric growth.
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They have dealt all sorts of embarrassing defeats to the central government in recent years, inventing a previously unknown right to privacy that almost scuppered a huge biometric identification scheme, and voiding a lucrative auction of mobile-telephone licences.
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The proposed makeup of the study commission shows that the legislature is serious about the issue and also reveals how big tech's repair monopoly is about much more than just being able to open up your iPhone without voiding the warranty.
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MANILA, July 15 (Reuters) - China's coastguard has prevented Filipino boats from fishing around the hotly contested Scarborough Shoal, Philippine officials said on Friday, after Beijing kept a promise to ignore a court ruling voiding its vast South China Sea claims.
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While it might be tempting to take it to the cheapest repair spot, you should always take an iPhone with a broken screen to Apple or one of its authorized partners to get it repaired, otherwise you risk voiding your warranty.
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The Philadelphia Board of Elections will meet Thursday to consider voiding a contract for new election machines after it was learned that the company, Election Systems and Software (ES&S), did not disclose their use of lobbyists to get the contract.
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After months of tension and a variety of smaller milestones, the FCC order voiding 2015's net neutrality rules and instating its own, much weaker ones will finally take effect on June 11, the agency's chairman Ajit Pai said today.
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And in view of the agreement's failure to provide for "anytime, anywhere" inspections, its allowance of continued development of ballistic missiles, and the "sunset" provisions that begin voiding restrictions on Iran in 10 years, withdrawing from the agreement was clearly warranted.
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But voiding the permit allowing the pipeline to ship oil would not be the "appropriate remedy" because there was a possibility the Army Corps will be able to justify its earlier decision not to complete a full environmental review, he wrote.
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The amendments would also prevent the court from voiding an election on the grounds of non-compliance with the law, provided the poll was held in line with constitutional principles and the non-compliance did not affect the result of the election.
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It's the sort of thing where if you buy a device or car from a company, they inform you that unless you use approved, often internally branded parts, you're voiding the warranty and your item will no longer be supported by the company.
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Among options, the government is analyzing voiding the license that the so-called Galeão Aeroporto do Futuro consortium won at an auction in November 2013, and launch a new process, said Tarcísio de Freitas, undersecretary at an agency overseeing potential state asset sales.
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OTTAWA/CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - A review of TransCanada Corp's proposed Energy East pipeline will start again from the beginning, Canada's National Energy Board (NEB) regulator said on Friday, voiding all decisions from the project's previous examining panel that has been accused of bias.
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According to a note posted to Bluesmart's blog calling this an "irreversibly difficult financial and business situation," Travelpro has acquired all of its tech, designs, brands and IP. Bluesmart has shuttered all manufacturers and sales, voiding all warranties and returns in the process.
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Dmitry Shlyakhtin, the president of Russia's suspended athletics federation, said in a statement that the head of the Mordovia region, where the facility is located, had tasked the regional sports ministry with voiding Chegin's current contract with the facility in the near future.
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"The manufacturers' arguments against allowing independent repair shops to repair electronics are similar to those previously made by automobile manufacturers who opposed allowing consumers to have their cars repaired at the repair facility of their choice without voiding the vehicle warranty," it said.
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His supporters were motivated in part by a desire to prevent the Court from drifting further rightward (it had just come within a hair's breadth of voiding the Affordable Care Act, remember) and the hope, however distant, that Obama would turn it to the left.
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Gore (in which Scalia joined the Court's conservatives in trampling a heap of judicial norms) or if they now support candidates who would touch off multiple crises on inauguration day by voiding international agreements out of pure partisan spite (another horror show of institutional decadence).
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Tech enthusiasts have experimented with ways to erase the iOS system from Apple's hardware and manually install a version of Android themselves (and shared the knowledge around the web), but some methods can be tricky and risk damaging your device and voiding your warranty.
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Since for-profit companies have not proved adept at sharing the fruits of their spoils — instead voiding employee ownership plans and taking advantage of loopholes to evade taxes — the state will need to take a bigger role in redistributing wealth as inequality grows, Susskind writes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Monday threw out a jury's finding that Bank of America Corp was liable for mortgage fraud leading up to the 2008 financial crisis, voiding a $1.27 billion penalty and dealing the U.S. Department of Justice a major setback.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Monday threw out a jury's finding that Bank of America Corp was liable for mortgage fraud leading up to the 2008 financial crisis, voiding a $1.27 billion penalty and dealing the U.S. Department of Justice a major setback.
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Alternatives were to send a letter withdrawing from a 1992 Convention that is the parent treaty of the Paris Agreement, voiding U.S. involvement in both in a year's time, or to issue a presidential order simply deleting the U.S. signature from the Paris accord, he said.
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Kevin Young, the author of the National Book Award finalist "Jelly Roll: A Blues," among many other works, is a poet of extraordinary dynamism and erudition, whose flair for intricate cultural reference is tempered by his distrust of postmodernism's risk of blurring provenances and voiding ethical obligations.
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The dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei leveraged his international fame in convincing the Lego toy company to abandon its policy of voiding big bulk orders of its bricks that it determines are going to be used to express political views or make a politically charged statement.
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The Apple genius I visited offered to ignore the fact that I'd obviously had the screen replaced earlier by a third-party shop in Chinatown, voiding the warranty, and to sell me a new discounted phone from Apple, at a cost of a few hundred dollars.
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Even a detail as minor as Angela reacting to her ex-boyfriend's traitorous recording of their conversation by dropping his smartphone into a glass of beer delivers a momentary frisson of relatable panic over such a warranty-voiding act, regardless of how you feel about the man in question.
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This month, his government decided to shut down a Japanese-funded foundation created to help Korean women who were forced to work in brothels for Japan's military during World War II, essentially voiding a 2015 agreement between the countries that was supposed to put the painful "comfort women" issue to rest.
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"In the present cases no circumstances have been advanced to suggest anything other than simply voiding an otherwise proper process...," United Nations human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told journalists in Geneva on Tuesday, adding that the failure to investigate and prosecute war crimes was itself a violation of international humanitarian law.
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In the event of technical difficulties with the Voting, including, but not limited to, mobile or Internet service interruptions, CNBC reserves the right to review the Votes for accuracy and to take any appropriate action, including, without limitation, voiding the Votes cast during the time period in which such technical difficulties occurred.
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Mesh procedures done with one vaginal incision and two groin or thigh incisions - known as transobturator midurethral sling surgery - had more repeat surgeries and groin pain but fewer vascular complications, bladder or urethral perforations, or voiding difficulties than so-called retropubic midurethral surgery done with one vaginal incision and two abdominal incisions.
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Since the Bretton Woods framework was discarded in the 1970s, capital has regularly taken flight from developing countries at the first sign of concern by a country's government for the welfare of its people, which usually involves voiding the blank check that business demands and generally gets before investing in poor countries.
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The most common, after Gordon's suspension, involves the voiding of player contracts when a player is determined to have used PEDs; this would let the team who signed that player fully off the hook for both his salary and his roster spot, both of which are already forfeited for the duration of a suspension.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea said on Wednesday that it would shut down a Japanese-funded foundation created to help Korean women who were forced to work in brothels for Japan's military during World War II, essentially voiding a 2015 agreement between the countries that was supposed to put the painful issue to rest.
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The source said the future Trump administration is weighing alternatives to accelerate the pull-out: sending a letter withdrawing from the 1992 international framework accord that is the parent treaty of the Paris Agreement; voiding U.S. involvement in both in a year's time; or issuing a presidential order simply deleting the U.S. signature from the Paris accord.
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But short of warranty-voiding investigation into other devices to see how widespread the issue is, there's no real way to know whether or not your KeyOnes has the same problem (at least, until your screen pops out, in which case it's probably too late.) The Verge has reached out to TCL for clarification around this issue.
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A source on Trump's transition team said last year there were speedier alternatives, such as sending a letter withdrawing from the 1992 international framework accord that is the parent treaty of the agreement; voiding U.S. involvement in both in a year's time; or issuing a presidential order simply deleting the U.S. signature from the Paris accord.
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"In light of the voiding of a number of test results, and as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has rejected Theranos's plan of correction and considers sanctions, we have carefully considered our relationship with Theranos and believe it is in our customers' best interests to terminate our partnership," said Walgreens' senior VP and chief healthcare commercial market development officer Brad Fluegel.
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Microsoft warns against swapping it, saying that a "skilled technician" should be the only ones to do so, but the only thing holding the SSD down is a single Torx Plus screw — so if you know what you're doing, and you're willing to risk voiding your warranty, it looks like you'll be able to add some storage to the laptop on your own.
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"In light of the voiding of a number of test results, and as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has rejected Theranos' plan of correction and considers sanctions, we have carefully considered our relationship with Theranos and believe it is in our customers' best interests to terminate our partnership," said Walgreens senior vice president Brad Fluegel in a press statement.
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"In light of the voiding of a number of test results, and as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has rejected Theranos's plan of correction and considers sanctions, we have carefully considered our relationship with Theranos and believe it is in our customers' best interests to terminate our partnership," Brad Fluegel, senior vice president of Walgreens, said in a company statement.
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A 2016 piece by scholar Jimmy Johnson (which, full disclosure, I gave feedback on) posits an inherent anti-blackness within the "interracial" porn category by juxtaposing the "one-drop rule" with the idea that, through this tabooed and fetishized sexual interaction, Black men are "blackening" the white women they share scenes with and penetrate, voiding their racial purity through this act of miscegenation.
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"In light of the voiding of a number of test results, and as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has rejected Theranos' plan of correction and considers sanctions, we have carefully considered our relationship with Theranos and believe it is in our customers' best interests to terminate our partnership," Brad Fluegel, Walgreens' Chief Health Care Commercial Market Development Officer, said in the statement.
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" In what Politico described as "an unusual statement," Chief Justice John Roberts made clear his court's decision wasn't a reflection of its views on voting rights: "He suggested the high court's decision was due to confusion over the newly-elected Democratic governor and attorney general's efforts to have the state back out of the litigation and accept the 4th Circuit's decision last year voiding the controversial measure.
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Still worse, however, he explains, is the preaching of today's fundamentalists, who don't know that "the appeal of the quranic language lies in its violation of norms" — for instance Osama bin Laden, who "rejected the facts of Muslim history to return to the supposed origins of Islam, but at the same time […] turned his back on tradition" by voiding it of its poetry and turning it into a mere treatise.
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"In light of the voiding of a number of test results, and as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has rejected Theranos' plan of correction and considers sanctions, we have carefully considered our relationship with Theranos and believe it is in our customers' best interests to terminate our partnership," Brad Fluegel, Walgreens senior vice president and chief health care commercial market development officer said in a statement.
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This comedy block goes on hiatus, but not before several events: Howard and Bernadette welcome their baby; Jack regrets voiding the ban on interoffice dating when he wants to break up with Amy, in "The Great Indoors," at 73:30; Christy and Bonnie return to some illegal activities, on "Mom," at 9; and Colleen shops for a wedding dress with her future in-laws, in "Life in Pieces," at 9:30.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Voiding Obama Rule, Trump Signs Law Taking Aim at Planned Parenthood" (news article, April 14): Of course, this will only increase the number of unwanted and/or disadvantaged children, born to less affluent women, who will end up on welfare rolls, in the juvenile justice system, in the foster care system, in overcrowded schools and prisons, and all the other expensive consequences of taking funding away from Planned Parenthood.
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"If they lie and say in an email or a text that everything is good and it turns out not to be the case, that's your legal basis for voiding that rental contract and possibly getting damages if you have to move out in the middle of the night and rent another property," said Scott Reidenbach, the founding principal of Reidenbach & Associates, a Philadelphia law firm that concentrates on a wide variety of real estate-related issues.
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Liberal politicos celebrating court decisions voiding President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's travel orders seem not to have noticed something: Those decisions pose a direct threat to the state constitutional language they rely on to block school choice programs.
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