LAWMAKERS WEIGH IN ON SET-TOP BOX PLAN: Lawmakers turned out on Monday to weigh in on the FCC's set-top box proposal.
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We asked experts to weigh in on the controversial topic.
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CNN legal analysts and contributors weigh in on the decision.
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STAT would never weigh in on the eternal dogs vs.
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This prompted Khan himself to weigh in on British television.
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Do people really weigh in on your experience that much?
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Fans can also weigh in on player signings, within reason.
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SCOTUS announced Tuesday it will weigh in on the case.
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And so, I'm not going to weigh in on that.
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JOE KERNEN: Can you weigh in on this, Mr. Secretary?
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Who is Meryl Streep to weigh in on the presidency?
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Watch below to see her weigh in on dating women.
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Amy Greenberg didn't want to weigh in on Donald Trump.
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"I'm not going to weigh in on that," Hatch said.
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It's not something that we can effectively weigh in on.
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Indeed, Congress needs to weigh in on any such reorganization.
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We had experts weigh in on 25 common email closings.
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The Justice Department declined to weigh in on the exchange.
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Other top Republicans declined to weigh in on the matter.
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Five experts weigh in on where the global economy stands:
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Now it's your turn to weigh in on Season 4.
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Piers Morgan also decided to weigh in on the situation.
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I asked her to weigh in on the city's reaction.
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The Beyhive has yet to weigh in on the accusations.
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Every millisecond, anyone can weigh in on any conceivable matter.
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Kerr has not hesitated to weigh in on Spiegel's company.
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The court should weigh in on this human rights issue.
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Five experts weigh in on what they're watching right now.
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Does Powell weigh in on the GOP tax overhaul efforts?
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Everybody says they want to weigh in on an AUMF.
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Runtime: 21 min Want to weigh in on our podcasts?
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He also declined to weigh in on Trump's 2020 chances.
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The FCC has yet to weigh in on the matter.
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"So the drama channels and the people who want to weigh in on other mental illnesses really bother me, because nobody has a right to weigh in on that except the person involved in that."
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Police don't seem to want to weigh in on the matter.
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PLUS: Ruben and Clay weigh in on the American Idol reboot.
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That didn't mean he didn't weigh in on foreign issues, though.
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Fugh said she was not asked to weigh in on this.
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Please weigh in on this or anything else in the comments.
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He'll still weigh in on sovereign-debt matters, probably from academe.
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Three experts weigh in on what comes next for the stock.
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Behind closed doors, their scholars weigh in on big, divisive questions.
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Gregg Garrett and Tom Fenton weigh in on that and more.
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So we asked our staff to weigh in on the update.
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Johnson on Wednesday declined to weigh in on the presidential race.
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The public will be invited to weigh in on the proposals.
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Trump has been quick to weigh in on other terror attacks.
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After Epstein's latest arrest, Acosta decided to weigh in on Twitter.
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Can fashion Twitter weigh in on the cost of Linton's outfit?
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Related: Desus and Mero Weigh In on the Fyre Festival Fiasco
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Commerce leadership are latest lawmakers to weigh in on the issue.
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But how could women in Congress weigh in on global issues?
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CNN commentators weigh in on the outcome and what comes next.
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Seinfeld isn't the only comedian to weigh in on Hart's choice.
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The Lieu-Farenthold bill would not weigh in on that debate.
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Gergel said he would not weigh in on the defense dispute.
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"Yeah, everybody else got to weigh in on that," he said.
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He said he didn't know enough to weigh in on it.
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Do you think sports figures should weigh in on political issues?
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I was wondering if you two could weigh in on that?
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But Hoover would weigh in on issues without warning or expectation.
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YIELDS, WARREN, I'M SURE WE'LL WANT TO WEIGH IN ON THAT.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on the latest Iran-Iraq developments.
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Team Rising weigh in on the growing Bernie/Warren feud. Hill.
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And that's what I was hoping you might weigh in on.
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Mr. Trump accepted the opportunity to weigh in on the subject.
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Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) declined to weigh in on Bolton's book.
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Four experts weigh in on what it means for WeWork's future.
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The White House declined to weigh in on Vindman's testimony Friday.
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Batali is also one to weigh in on the actress's dating life.
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Trump is not the first US President to weigh in on Brexit.
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BOSSIE: The NATO -- MACCALLUM: David, you want to weigh in on that?
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We are going to weigh in on it later in the show.
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Their spouses often have Twitter accounts and weigh in on the action.
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But Sessions has not been quick to weigh in on the matter.
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I don't weigh in on the value of the British pound, okay?
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Chris Brown woke up and decided to weigh in on the drama.
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He didn't weigh in on complaints about the core Facebook app, however.
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Five experts weigh in on the move and what to watch now.
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Black-ish has never been afraid to weigh in on today's politics.
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And Bass certainly has the background to weigh in on delectable dishes.
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The only thing I "weigh in on" is everyday life in general.
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So first off, I want you both to weigh in on this.
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Below, animal experts weigh in on what animal might be the horniest.
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Boyd Matheson, Wendy Osefo weigh in on DACA, border security bill voting.
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We don't need the Supreme Court to weigh in on that issue.
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Seemingly everyone feels the need to weigh in on the controversial show.
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The NCAA has yet to weigh in on the new Texas proposal.
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Engage all employees to weigh in on important work-related decision-making.
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North Carolina Republicans will weigh in on the fate of Republican Rep.
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However, it did not weigh in on the merits of Stein's case.
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Occasionally, he would weigh in on discussions about the lessons of Tiananmen.
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Others want the administration to weigh in on the interstate commerce argument.
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The Supreme Court is considering whether to weigh in on the issue.
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ESA Fund has yet to weigh in on the 2020 Democratic race.
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Obama has declined to weigh in on the daily frenzy of controversies.
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He sighed when he was asked to weigh in on creepy clowns.
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Saagar and Ryan Grim weigh in on Biden's impeachment testimony flip flop.
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And should we weigh in on other parents' choices on this matter?
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So the public has to weigh in on some of these things.
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I don't have the relevant expertise to weigh in on this debate.
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Saagar and Ryan weigh in on Mike Bloomberg's apparent apology tour. Hill.
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Ryan's office has so far declined to weigh in on the prospect.
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Douglas Adams, we really wish you could weigh in on this one.
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I don't feel like I need to weigh in on every issue.
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My weigh-in on day one informed me that I was 2250 pounds.
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And central banks often weigh in on political questions beyond their narrow remit.
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The co-hosts weigh in on a 'New York Times' report saying Pres.
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A spokesperson said his office typically does not weigh in on pending legislation.
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Here, legal experts weigh in on the latest questions surrounding the evolving case.
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Team Rising weigh in on the latest polling numbers out of Iowa. Hill.
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The director wanted her to weigh in on where to position the camera.
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Six experts weigh in on what this means for the U.S. stock market.
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BASH: Mr. Trump... (APPLAUSE) KASICH: I want to weigh in on this please.
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Levie is not the first tech entrepreneur to weigh in on the topic.
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"I can't wait for Katter to weigh in on gay adoptions," Colbert joked.
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Our experts weigh in on this delicate balance in a recent Radiate video.
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Traditional courts might one day be asked to weigh in on such disputes.
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The President doesn't typically weigh in on security clearances of any government official.
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They need to organize a peaceful revolt and weigh in on public debate.
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You can even weigh in on where you stand on the Muslim ban.
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CBO is expected to weigh in on how these changes will affect premiums.
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They're not the first to weigh in on the breakfast alcohol game, though.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on Don Jr. naming the Ukraine Whistleblower. Rep.
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The public will have until July 12 to weigh in on the docket.
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Five experts weigh in on what comes next for the fast-food giant.
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"It's not our job to weigh in on delivery methods," the official said.
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Johannson is also getting to weigh in on the script and casting decisions.
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Moore declined to weigh in on McConnell as well as his past statements.
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In a bit more than 103 hours after the weigh-in, on Nov.
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And I wanted to weigh in on the midterms and the 2020 election.
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Below, homeowners weigh in on why buying was the right choice for them.
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Treasury staff were said to weigh in on multiple versions of the draft.
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Donald Trump felt the need to weigh in on penalties in pro football.
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As of yet, Pope Francis has yet to weigh in on the McVatican.
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That'll give Republicans the chance to weigh in on how both do business.
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Yahoo Inc and Microsoft Corp have yet to weigh in on the case.
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Skin Deep Doctors weigh in on the best treatments for our eye woes.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer and two other experts weigh in on the sector rotation.
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The Icelandic Medical Association has yet to weigh in on the current bill.
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In July, the Trump administration decided to weigh in on the Zarda case.
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My colleagues Bret Stephens and Ross Douthat also weigh in on the summit.
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You want to weigh in on things when there's an election coming up?
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"We have to have an opportunity to weigh in on that," Toomey said.
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Exercise #8: Weigh in on the latest criticisms, trends and news in music.
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Experts weigh in on the debate and explain the significance of the terms.
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Employees evaluate one another and are encouraged to weigh in on strategic decisions.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on the shooting at a Pensacola Naval Base.
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The Times asked readers to weigh in on American students' PISA test scores.
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Four experts weigh in on what all this means for the IPO market.
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"Voters were never asked to weigh in on these issues before," said Barnes.
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The public will have until early January to weigh in on the proposal.
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Just keep being you (and weigh in on matters you actually know about).
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The court's new lineup could quickly weigh in on more high-profile cases.
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As of Thursday morning, Trump has yet to weigh in on Twitter's announcement.
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So it's not surprising that Trump would weigh in on the California blazes.
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Jim Jordan, Mark Meadows and Ron DeSantis weigh in on 'Justice with Judge Jeanine.
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Kasich is not the first Republican presidential candidate to weigh in on this subject.
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The court has given the parties two weeks to weigh in on the issue.
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I won't weigh in on the technical jargon, but my tests have been positive.
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No doubt he'll weigh in on the state of enterprise software in general, too.
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Sanders is not the only 2020 Democratic candidate to weigh in on the controversy.
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Note: Kavanaugh will not weigh in on cases heard on Monday or last week.
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Ripa's predecessor appeared on Fox11 to weigh in on Strahan's shocking departure from Live!
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Another day, another feud, another weigh-in on the drama from Kim Kardashian West.
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During arguments in March, the conservatives seemed reluctant to weigh in on the matter.
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He is the only Cabinet member so far to weigh in on the tweets.
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A totally different subject, and what I want you to weigh in on this.
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Watch Michael K. Williams weigh in on gun violence and gun control in America.
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Chris Christie will weigh in on what he thinks of Trump's presidency so far.
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Jenna Jameson is the latest star to weigh in on the keto diet controversy.
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As activist investors circle Yahoo, market watchers weigh in on CEO Marissa Mayer's role.
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Ryan argued that the unprecedented move to weigh in on the case -- U.S. v.
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Nor is it unheard of for CIA directors to weigh in on policy disputes.
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He did weigh in on who that person might be, without naming anyone specific.
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Bachmann isn't the only Republican to weigh in on the president's planned absence. Sen.
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But we can weigh in on the impact, should the double switch become reality.
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The court would then have two business days to weigh in on its legality.
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Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, said the President should further weigh in on the situation.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: SPEAKER, I WANTED YOU TO WEIGH IN ON THE REPATRIATION ISSUE.
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It's an argument that voters will begin to weigh in on Monday in Iowa.
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Trump has yet to weigh in on the decision personally as of noon Friday.
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Warren wouldn't weigh in on Schultz's potential impact on a three way race, however.
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Go deeper: Academics and current movement leaders weigh in on how 2018 isn't 1965
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Mike Pence of Indiana and weigh in on the role of the vice presidency.
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In interviews on CNBC, five experts weigh in on what the trade developments mean.
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Some of today's biggest innovators weigh in on the industry's history, including its failures.
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Having medical experts weigh in on prominent sports injuries is hardly new, of course.
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It isn't my habit to ask political operatives to weigh in on journalistic matters.
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Other N.B.A. players, watching from afar, were quick to weigh in on Smith's gaffe.
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Mr. Bloomberg, through a spokesman, also declined to weigh in on the renewed interest.
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Yale declined to weigh in on Lee's remarks when reached by CNN for comment.
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U.S. officials did not weigh in on whether China would attend this week's talks.
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Republican lawmakers have largely been silent or declined to weigh in on Trump's tweet.
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Mr. Siegel said he believed the courts would eventually weigh in on the matter.
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Go deeper: Warren plan targets bank mergers Rivals weigh in on Qualcomm's antitrust appeal
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President Trump decided to weigh in on currencies and interest rate policy Monday morning.
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Five experts weigh in on what investors should watch for as the markets fluctuate.
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Sanders was the only candidate to weigh in on Apple's push as of Monday.
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Notably, Sanders himself did not weigh in on Corbyn ahead of the 2019 election.
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Jesse Jackson -- are still in the public eye and weigh in on current events.
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First, there&aposs a comment period for people to weigh in on the proposals.
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The art marketplace should examine and weigh in on such policies before casting aspersions.
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Venezuelans are going to the polls on Sunday to weigh in on the plan.
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The public has a chance to weigh in on the effort until Jan. 16.
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The administration already has asked the Supreme Court to weigh in on the issue.
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I decided to ask a few art historians to weigh in on that idea.
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When they weigh in on a White House appointment, it reflects very serious concerns.
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Although, statistically, when a group of people objectively weigh in on something they're usually right.
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The Supreme Court might soon have to weigh in on whether those bans are constitutional.
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Now, they're in front of the Supreme Court, which has to weigh in on them.
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To engage in world politics is to weigh in on matters of life and death.
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He didn't weigh in on the Klobuchar town hall, but he did object to Buttigieg's.
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CNN first reported that Priebus had asked the FBI to weigh in on the matter.
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Why bother asking Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts to weigh in on all that?
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We asked beloved VICE columnist Carrie Bradshaw to weigh in on what it all means.
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Four experts weigh in on their main takeaways from the company's better-than-expected quarter.
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The president then took almost three months to weigh in on how to punish Escobedo.
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DICKERSON: Governor Kasich, would you weigh in on... (APPLAUSE) DICKERSON: Governor Kasich, please weigh in.
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Jonathan Zittrain: And you're thinking the independent body could weigh in on both of those?
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Jimmy Kimmel is the latest to weigh in on the internet's moment of the week.
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Howard Kurtz is here to weigh in on how the media is handling these crises.
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Naturally, we had to weigh in on the latest episode of the Original Content podcast.
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Which is why her husband,musician Swizz Beatz, decided to weigh in on the matter.
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" Baldwin later tweeted, "The only thing I "weigh in on" is everyday life in general.
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You want to weigh in on things when there is an election is coming up?
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Bush defeated Gore because Nader voters were unable to weigh in on the other two.
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After all, who better to weigh in on your love life than the future president?
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And of course, we had to weigh in on the intense backlash from some fans.
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Other key Democrats will also be expected to weigh in on such a policy shift.
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Spicer declined on Monday to weigh in on whether the Senate should change the rules.
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We also weigh in on how Stranger Things 2 stacks up against the first season.
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Shopping experts weigh in on the nine foods that are the best bargains at Costco.
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He did not however weigh in on the issue of the timing of a nomination.
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It's unusual for a top party leader to weigh in on an internal primary fight.
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Sacha Baron Cohen assumed his dimwitted character Ali G to weigh in on the controversy.
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And Democrats have so far been reluctant to weigh in on the tentative CR plan.
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The hashtag also gave the public a way to easily weigh in on the issue.
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Kelly is only expected to weigh in on the temporary status of Acosta's press pass.
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Kasich and his growing ability to weigh-in on the issues that Americans care about.
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We asked experts to weigh in on the biggest financial advantages of tying the knot.
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Members are recruited to weigh in on the agency's ideas and vet its scientific reasoning.
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MORE, to weigh in on the allegations due to Weinstein's years as Democratic mega-donor.
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If only I could weigh in on the voice my 4-year-old nephew hears.
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Many in Silicon Valley have been waiting for Sandberg to weigh in on Trump's policies.
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CNN Opinion asked thinkers to weigh in on 2018 as a Year of the Woman.
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Corker declined to weigh in on his plans should Pompeo fall short in his committee.
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Climate scientists are of course welcome to weigh in on such matters as interested parties.
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They weigh in on wedge issues to drive up anger and sow chaos and division.
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The first opportunity for a judge to weigh in on the deleted emails is Aug.
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The survey asked respondents to weigh in on a variety of possible roles for Mrs.
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The Edit Contributors to The Edit weigh in on what being 183 meant to them.
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If she wants to weigh in on childcare and working moms, that might be good.
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Late-night comedy: Several of the hosts broadcast live to weigh in on Wednesday's debate.
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They didn't say much -- but we asked Kev to weigh in on the LeBron vs.
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That he would be asked to weigh in on the subject was all but inevitable.
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Joseph Otting, the head of the agency, did not publicly weigh in on the dispute.
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I asked my colleagues Caroline O'Donovan and Ken Bensinger to weigh in on this question.
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But I wouldn't weigh in on what her situation is because I really didn't know.
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Industry leaders, academics and experts weigh in on how the trend has transformed modern relationships.
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To fill the void, The Times's book critics weigh in on whom they would honor.
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To fill the void, The Times's book critics weigh in on who they would honor.
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But she did not weigh in on whether the president's favorite platform should suspend him.
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" — Tiphaine Masurel "I think it's pretty clear where Jesus would weigh in on this issue.
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Typically, federal agencies work through NTIA to weigh in on FCC plans involving federal airwaves.
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Team Rising weigh in on the age breakdown of support in for the 2020 candidates.
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At the time of this writing, James is yet to weigh in on the debate.
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Mnuchin's comments stand out because Thunberg has not attempted to weigh in on economic policy.
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America must engage with its wars and weigh in on the policy choices up ahead.
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Warren and Klobuchar, were among the first to weigh in on the proceedings in Washington.
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In doing so, they would have a chance not just to weigh in on a
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on the House moving forward with a formal impeachment inquiry.
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"A political figure has the ability to weigh in on something beyond discourse," she said.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, did not weigh in on the start of Messenger Kids.
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We now also have a panel of scientific advisers who weigh in on the guidelines.
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In Howard County, Maryland, voters will weigh in on a small-donor public matching system.
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Following the viral interview, the BBC host took to Twitter to weigh in on the incident.
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The court also needs to weigh-in on what constitutes a reasonable expectation of privacy today.
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An anthropologist and a historian weigh in on the troubling genre of the archaeological adventure story.
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I asked several of my colleagues to weigh in on some common questions about the trilogy.
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The Verge's staff sat down together to weigh in on some of the debate around Joker.
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But like Facebook, the FTC also declines to weigh in on the truth of political advertising.
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And while Holland has yet to weigh in on the reports, Reynolds responded to the fan.
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CNN asked a group of illustrious women to weigh in on the meaning of this moment.
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Experts weigh in on whether a for-profit journalism initiative can do what big tech can't.
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The backlash was so strong that even celebrities have started to weigh in on the news.
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But Musk has yet to weigh in on Jurvetson's future on the Tesla or SpaceX boards.
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Many politicians from the US mainland have started to weigh in on the issue as well.
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Some two-dozen companies and civil liberties groups are expected to weigh in on Apple's side.
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Khloé appeared to weigh in on the situation Saturday with a series of cryptic Instagram posts.
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Some employees are such enthusiastic collaborators that they are asked to weigh in on every issue.
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The Dutch parliament was assured it would have a chance to weigh in on the treaty.
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Here, current and former employees weigh in on the company's various perks and give honest feedback.
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I'm no longer afraid to weigh in on gun violence — even in the presence of opposition.
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Eminem's rap group D12 even joined the scruff, asking followers to weigh in on the beard.
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We asked you to weigh in on Josh Brown's argument that Apple is a consumer stock.
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We asked experts to weigh in on the racist rants and what may be fueling them.
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A separate Supreme Court bench is expected to weigh in on Aadhaar at a later stage.
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It's also designed to ensure all relevant administration agencies are able to weigh in on decisions.
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The public can weigh in on the proposed rule December 3, 2018 through January 2, 2019.
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And, Feinstein released her own statement arguing that Congress needed to weigh in on bump stocks.
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ANDREW McCABE: Yeah, I think it's -- I'm not going to weigh in on the Senator's comments.
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Bernie Sanders, campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination, was moved to weigh in on the topic.
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Hellerstedt where the Court will weigh in on the constitutionality of health regulations for abortion clinics.
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Not all states, though, allow voters to weigh in on changes to state statutes and laws.
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The Supreme Court will weigh in on some of the our most pressing challenges and controversies.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: I was just gonna ask Bill, but everybody can weigh in on this.
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Rarely, if ever, do the former President or first lady weigh in on anything policy related.
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Coach Ben McAdoo has declined to weigh in on Cruz's status for the game until Thursday.
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Tillerson often faced the challenge of having the president weigh in on his actions using Twitter.
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"It's very important for the central government to weigh in on this case," Mr. Ma said.
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He said Republicans should let voters weigh in on the choice through the November midterm elections.
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So, we tapped some trusted hair pros to weigh in on this new hair-care trend.
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It did not take long for Trump to weigh in on the FBI's announcement via Twitter.
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Google and Facebook joined Samsung in asking the high court to weigh in on the matter.
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An EPA spokesman declined to comment, saying the agency does not weigh in on pending litigation.
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That's 203 million people who didn't bother to weigh in on who would lead their country.
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Once upon a time celebrities weren't required to weigh in on the news of the day.
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Students, read both articles, then tell us: — Do you think celebrities should weigh in on politics?
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Teenagers across the country weigh in on the Kavanaugh controversy and how adults are handling it.
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Apple could weigh in on Broadcom's bid, analysts said, and might prefer that Qualcomm remain independent.
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We got Schaub -- an analyst on the MayMac media tour -- to weigh in on McGregor vs.
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Here's how Trump has used Twitter to weigh in on climate change before he was president.
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Everyday friends tag each other in memes that weigh in on a wide range of experiences.
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Presidents typically do not weigh in on federal investigations to avoid appearing to influence the outcome.
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Because I think people will continue to weigh in on this, and that's a good thing.
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That, in turn, has raised the pressure on Donald Trump to weigh in on the issue.
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Here, experts weigh in on the pros and cons of tapping the most common account types.
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They will also be asked to weigh in on four possible FERC actions to support resilience.
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Parsons and Cuoco weren't the only cast member to weigh in on the show's impending end.
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I would be particularly interested in hearing Mr. Bloom weigh in on this year's presidential election.
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Their staffs have pressed her team to give them more time to weigh in on bills.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on 60 Minutes reporting about the inconsistencies in Jeffrey Epstein's suicide.
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However, an industry official said they would like to weigh in on any potential policy shifts.
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CNN Opinion asked expert commentators to weigh in on the meaning and portent of Soleimani's killing.
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Neither the union nor GM wanted to weigh in on the political implications of their stalemate.
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Brian Mast (Fla.) weigh in on how the Trump administration has handled veterans issues so far.
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Sánchez noted that Democrats haven't had much of a chance to weigh in on taxes yet.
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She said the new Fed vice chairman would have a chance to weigh in on it.
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Guns I'm not going to weigh in on the Second Amendment in an Earthquake Kit guide.
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Don't expect Mark Wahlberg to weigh in on the 2016 election, or any politics for the matter.
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" Asked to weigh in on calls for Nunes to recuse himself, the Republican source responded, "That's horses---.
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His children also appeared, though they declined to weigh in on the diplomatic implications of Park's ousting.
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Below, some of Grimm's stars and executive producers weigh in on a few of their favorite beasts.
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One leader expected to weigh in on this topic is that of British Prime Minister, Theresa May.
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Stephen Colbert took time during his show last night to weigh in on this week's hot topic.
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A number of GOP senators on Wednesday also said Trump should not weigh in on pending sentences.
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It wasn't long before Tamblyn's social media followers started pushing her to weigh in on the situation.
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Moody's is the second major credit ratings agency to weigh in on aspects of Illinois' new budget.
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This July, the FDA opened a comment period for the public to weigh in on its policy.
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Price declined to weigh in on the future of caucuses or his future as state party chairman.
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Tech employees are also demonstrating their willingness to weigh in on what their employers are up to.
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She was quiet throughout the Stormy Daniels scandal, and didn't weigh in on the Russia investigation specifically.
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Do you have a burning tech or science question you want the experts to weigh in on?
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CLARIFICATION: An earlier story referred imprecisely to the moment Sanders plans to weigh in on Clinton's nomination.
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The Economist's Open Future initiative has invited two British politicians to weigh in on the UBI question.
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He asked Roberts to "weigh in" on the flood of stories coming out of Hollywood and beyond.
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Heavy-hitters at Oculus, Facebook and Snap (to name a few) weigh in on this important subject.
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He won't hesitate to weigh in on important political debates after he leaves office, he told Axelrod.
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As you might expect, there were a lot of people looking to weigh in on the controversy.
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CBS's "Face the Nation": Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will weigh in on Trump's foreign policy.
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And Twitter users were quick to weigh in on his choices and point out a few mistakes.
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Read more: Experts weigh in on how ready the U.S. is for an attack from North Korea
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It would likely throw insurance markets into chaos before a court could weigh in on the matter.
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If anyone has the expertise to weigh in on a potential hack of the NSA, it's Snowden.
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Go deeper: Experts weigh in on how ready the U.S. is for an attack from North Korea
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If there's one thing the current administration likes to do, it's weigh in on Saturday Night Live.
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Saudis weigh in on gas prices Sanctioning Iran means cutting off a major market for its oil.
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We also weigh in on the most important question of all: Is Camille actually a good journalist?
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It is perfectly normal for members of the White House team to weigh in on major decisions.
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Wheeler has argued that the public has already had substantial time to weigh in on the proposal.
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You fine people of the crossword internet will undoubtedly weigh in on this most important of questions.
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"I'm going to be very thoughtful and serious about the issues I weigh in on," she said.
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Mark Levin he wants to weigh in on all things Mueller, Manafort and much more, straight ahead.
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The panel has now asked the ministry to weigh in on what an appropriate punishment would be.
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In The Times, Andrew Cuomo, Charles Blow, Nick Kristof and Richard Parker weigh in on the crisis.
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Alex Burns: I mean, it's your one chance to weigh in on the Trump administration and Washington.
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It quickly became clear, however, that most residents were not there to weigh in on legal minutiae.
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We asked James Poniewozik, the chief television critic for The Times, to weigh in on the segment.
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The Sugars weigh in on this question and offer ways to confront and neutralize feelings of jealousy.
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Pressed to weigh in on same-sex marriage, he said he preferred to stick to the Gospel.
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These endorsements are unusual — and not only because presidential candidates don't normally weigh in on state legislation.
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Last but not least, Ohio voters have been asked to weigh in on a gerrymandering reform referendum.
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Fifteen influencers — including Malcolm Gladwell, Jonah Peretti, Aminatou Sow, and Kara Swisher — weigh in on the question.
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Allowing a family member to weigh in on a work can lead to surprising kinds of collaboration.
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During a raucous weigh-in on Friday, they sang as if they were at a soccer match.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on the more than 12 hours of impeachment testimony on Tuesday. Hill.
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In an interview on MSNBC, Sanders was asked to weigh in on Trump's first year in office.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has yet to weigh in on the President's latest tweets about Mueller.
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On some level, it's like, how dare I weigh in on what Kaepernick is doing or feeling?
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Presidents should never weigh in on criminal cases before they've been adjudicated, as Obama did innumerable times.
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Either way, the Federal Election Commission is unlikely to weigh in on this question any time soon.
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The recount requests come just three days before voters in Nevada weigh in on the primary race.
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"Every candidate is going to have to weigh in on paid family and medical leave," Joyner says.
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Asking Trump to weigh in on normal politicians is like asking heroin what it thinks of coffee.
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Legal experts said it is highly unusual for presidents to weigh in on specific financial enforcement actions.
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Wolf, however, doesn't seem worried that federal courts will weigh in on a state Supreme Court ruling.
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MARKET TURBULENCE U.S. officials did not weigh in on whether they expected talks to go ahead this week.
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There's an A24 movie bracket floating around that I need to weigh in on, iffy seeding be damned.
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Take a moment to weigh in on this crucial pop culture moment and stay tuned for the result.
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Apple Inc, whose Siri assistant features on millions of iPhones, has yet to weigh in on the market.
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Meadows says subpoenas forthcoming over Russia probe Sara Carter and Sebastian Gorka weigh in on 'Hannity' after Rep.
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Caption: Take My Wife's Rhea Butcher (left) and Cameron Esposito weigh in on the new crop of shows.
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Legal scholars and political agents will almost certainly weigh in on the issue heavily over the coming weeks.
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President Donald Trump, who recently met with retail executives, has yet to definitively weigh in on the issue.
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Its Twitter account, which normally tweets out randomly chosen definitions, will occasionally weigh in on the day's news.
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While the experts continued to weigh in on Tuesday, some celebrities felt compelled to share their opinions, too.
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Sanders led Clinton in a Wisconsin poll released earlier on Wednesday, where voters weigh in on April 5.
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Five experts weigh in on what comes next for big-winner Nordstrom and the rest of the group.
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If he is held in contempt, the judge will allow the parties to weigh in on possible sanctions.
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Now is the time to weigh in on what your city leaders are doing to address climate change.
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Mr. Baron was just the latest of several journalists from The Globe to weigh in on the experience.
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Members had it bumped up precedence tables in 1985 and often weigh in on who should get it.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Teigen asked fans to weigh in on a completely different physical change she's considering undergoing.
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I decided to ask a few mental health and social media experts to weigh in on my theory.
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No issue is too big, too small, or beneath the dignity of the campaign to weigh in on.
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Jordan, Gaetz on demand for second special counsel Members of the House Freedom Caucus weigh in on 'Hannity.
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He does not weigh in on the big questions of life because no one is asking him to.
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Obama could also weigh in on the many health policy proposals pitched by Clinton to bolster the law.
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He added that Congress "has a responsibility to weigh in" on using military force against the Syrian government.
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Expect Trump to weigh in on social media and elsewhere and hit back at Democrats over the issue.
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During a press conference Thursday, Ryan declined to weigh in on Trump's plan, saying he hasn't reviewed it.
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Even if the deal is finalized, the European high court will likely still weigh in on its validity.
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"Our bipartisan bill gives Congress the authority to weigh in on tariffs before they are implemented," Cooper said.
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Both the prosecutors and Manafort's team still have a chance to weigh in on the new trial date.
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And I think it's important that more people than engineers are able to weigh in on these things.
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Here's the full lineup: ABC's "This Week": Labor Secretary Tom Perez will weigh in on the 2016 election.
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Lawmakers in both parties have said it was inappropriate for the justice to weigh in on partisan politics.
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Trump also took the opportunity to weigh in on Twitter to attack Comey and the special counsel investigation.
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Bill, I'll go ahead and start with you because you haven't gotten to weigh in on this yet.
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But as news of Cheserek's pending citizenship circulated, the track community began to weigh in on his case.
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Here, the experts weigh in on the best and worst workouts to do when you have a cold.
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The architects of this framework even weigh in on the safety of the interior of these automated vehicles.
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We asked a relationship expert and several women to weigh in on the ethics of double-booking dates.
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When pressed to weigh in on the deal, McMullen said Whole Foods is a "good fit" for Amazon.
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Brown told reporters Wednesday in Ohio that he was not going to weigh in on his primary opponent.
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First, the local community board, the borough president and the city planning commission weigh in on the proposal.
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Lawmakers still have a chance to weigh-in on the matter, but Trump ultimately has the final say.
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Clarida did not weigh in on that debate on Tuesday, or on his view of the neutral rate.
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Ladies and gentlemen, could you please weigh in on whether a tomato is a vegetable or a fruit?
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Mr. Ryan's office showed no desire on Thursday to weigh in on whether the Confederate statues should remain.
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The Department of Justice said on Monday that it planned to weigh in on the case as well.
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Twitter announced that it's developing a deepfake policy, and asked users to weigh in on the new rule.
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Other Atlanta Falcons and Patriots players were also invited to weigh in on political matter but mostly demurred.
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But even as Jackson conducted the hearing, Trump again took to Twitter to weigh in on the proceedings.
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As Trump's cabinet and staff go through makeovers, Congress gears up to weigh in on Trump's replacement picks.
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That case is seen as a chance for the court to weigh in on abortion rights more broadly.
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Citizens have a right to weigh in on these proposals in hearings and through a public comment process.
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But so, too, were those celebrities, like Mr. Jordan, who typically declined to weigh in on contentious topics.
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The Hill's Scott Wong, Naomi Jagoda and Sylvan Lane weigh in on what happened today on Capitol Hill.
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In the verdict on Wednesday, the court did not weigh in on the question of the painting's authenticity.
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This term, the Supreme Court of the United States will weigh in on abortion, immigration, and LGBTQ rights.
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Chris Murphy to have Congress weigh in on the United States' assistance to the Saudis and other countries.
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Judge Gorsuch praised his colleague, at the senators' urging, but declined to weigh in on the partisan fight.
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Maples often speaks about wellness and spirituality but declines to weigh in on the news of the day.
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He may also be tempted to weigh in on the British election, now less than two weeks away.
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Some of the youngest Modern Love contributors weigh in on the impact of writing and publishing their essays.
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We asked a few psychologists to weigh in on why Trump's demands for loyalty failed in this case.
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There's plenty of evidence that having citizens weigh in on proposed policies makes them better and more sustainable.
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Here are a few of the big issues they'll weigh in on before the end of the summer.
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And what, if anything, can we infer from Mueller's decision not to weigh in on the obstruction question?
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And in Multnomah County, Oregon (home to Portland), voters will weigh in on a comprehensive "Honest Elections" package.
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In Iowa, Mr. Bush declined to weigh in on whether Mr. Murphy and Right to Rise were spending wisely.
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This is a matter internal to the House that the president-elect had no obligation to weigh in on.
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And coming up, Alan Dershowitz, Sara Carter, and Tom Fitton weigh in on the let&aposs obsession with treason.
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If the changes get approved, Congress has 180 days to weigh in on the changes, or let them be.
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Fallon responded by asking trans comedian Patti Harrison to take over his monologue to weigh in on the controversy.
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The process allows the public to weigh in on what aspects of the directive should be changed or kept.
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Media director Lawrence Teherani-Ami said he expected people on his team to weigh in on other teams' work.
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So why is everyone under the goddamn sun allowed to weigh in on why Clinton lost except Clinton herself?
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We got "Dear White People" actor Obba Babatunde to weigh in on the issue, and his take is interesting.
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I bought the libretto to a 1983 musical yesterday and no one tried to weigh in on that purchase.
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Caila Quinn & Alexis Waters also weigh in on Lucas The "Whaboom" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Billed as "crowdsourced activewear," per the label's website, folks can weigh in on three categories: products, manufacturing, and models.
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Voters in Arizona, California, Maine, Massachusetts and Nevada will be able to weigh in on fully legalizing the drug.
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More celebrities will likely weigh in on this growing conversation on Twitter, expressing their own thoughts on Keaton's comments.
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Why did you decide to weigh in on that issue and what do you hope to accomplish with that?
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"There is no great mystery here," Thomas said after I asked him to weigh in on the ingredient list.
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Lohan has yet to weigh in on Hilton's claim that she chased the duo to the car that night.
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You'll have opportunity to weigh in on the NPRM; in fact, the document is available for comment right now.
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Art dealers and economists weigh in on why Chinese art narrowly evaded a new 22014% tariff on Chinese goods.
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The company lets its customers weigh in on things like which ingredients to avoid and which applicators they prefer.
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We asked biologists, wildlife control specialists, hunters and animal advocates to weigh in on groundhog myths, misconceptions and controversies.
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The ministry expects to weigh in on the takeover battle in May or June, a spokeswoman said on Monday.
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Sánchez is among the long list of California Democrats who have declined to weigh in on the Feinstein primary.
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The video asked several White House staffers to weigh in on an audio clip that has divided the internet.
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Judges, of course, are often asked to weigh in on complicated matters that are beyond their area of expertise.
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GOP contender Jeb Bush was quick to weigh in on the news during a Thursday morning appearance on Fox.
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The latest to weigh in on the matter is Harry Potter actor Jason Isaacs, better known as Lucius Malfoy.
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After the DOJ dropped the case, advocates cried for de Blasio to weigh in on the NYPD's final verdict.
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He gave public briefings on both days of the event and was quick to weigh in on breaking developments.
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The SEC was the third agency to weigh in on Wednesday with a relatively manageable fine of $100 million.
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Here's the full lineup: ABC's "This Week": Sanders will weigh in on whether Clinton can unify the Democratic Party.
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Top executives such as Apple CEO Tim Cook and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon frequently weigh in on immigration.
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They weigh in on politics a good bit, but other topics they touch on are race, gender, and immigration.
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"In November, voters will weigh in on 36 gubernatorial elections and more than 6,000 state legislative seats," Hopkins writes.
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Sometimes, outside advisory groups, such as Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), weigh in on how shareholders should vote as well.
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Voters will have the chance to weigh in on weed in November, when the proposal is on the ballot.
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T.I. stopped by The View this morning just in time to weigh in on the latest Chris Brown controversy.
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Vendors including Google, Apple, Microsoft, Twitter, and Facebook will all see the list and weigh in on the designs.
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Republicans are also blasting out emails to get their supporters to weigh in on the high court nomination. Sen.
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Mr. Trump's use of emergency authority to weigh in on pay increases for federal workers is a common occurrence.
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Ever since the primaries, it's been something of a parlor game to weigh in on Donald Trump's psychological state.
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Since the premiere, we've seen character after character weigh in on whether technology is enhancing or destroying modern life.
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Obviously, because of the size of the field, not every person will be able to weigh in on everything.
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Voters will have the chance to weigh in on Abe's stimulus plan to revitalize Japan's economy — known as "Abenomics."
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On Tuesday, four key states will weigh in on the Democratic race: Florida, Ohio, Illinois and Arizona (577 delegates).
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Naturally, it is not just economists who find themselves suddenly qualified to weigh in on matters of infectious disease.
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Mike Gravel (D-Alaska) to weigh in on the 2020 race and the debate at http://thehill.com/hilltv. Hill.
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Stakeholders were not given good faith opportunities to weigh in on these rules through an open and transparent process.
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The nation's first primary of 230 is underway, as New Hampshire voters weigh in on an unsettled Democratic field.
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We spoke to several experts to weigh in on money-saving tips and less obvious but equally compelling destinations.
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Krystal and Marshall Kosloff weigh in on the lack of foreign policy discussion in the 2020 election so far.
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"I think it is not a male legislator's place to weigh in on women's reproductive rights," Yang once tweeted.
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On Politics He feels liberated to weigh in on 2020 despite the online backlash, people close to him say.
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"This is my fifth Supreme Court justice that I will have an opportunity to weigh in on," she said.
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Things get a little more complicated in our spoiler discussion, where we weigh in on the film's big reveals.
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And even if the deal is finalized, the European high court will likely still weigh in on its validity.
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In October, the FEC asked for the public to weigh in on its disclosure rules for online political advertisements.
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Because there's so many issues — self-driving cars, changing workplace, the government has to weigh in on health care.
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It is not clear why the Congregation for Catholic Education has decided to weigh in on gender identity now.
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Experts and participants on both sides of the issue have agreed that this is something Congress should weigh in on.
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The White House Counsel's office did not weigh in on the matter of Yates' testimony, a White House official said.
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We asked several experts to weigh in on the benefits and disadvantages of having artificial grass installed on your property.
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Four experts weigh in on what they'll be keeping an eye on as a volatile 2018 draws to a close.
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Trump has yet to weigh in on the subject, promising to reporters on Friday that he would look into it.
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The reason: to weigh in on President Donald Trump's agenda, and the potential of the new Congress to reshape government.
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It's not typical for the president to weigh in on a deal due to a personal grudge against a company.
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The star was also among of a handful of actors to weigh in on the #OscarsSoWhite controversy earlier this month.
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Four experts weigh in on what effects earnings, economic data and the Fed could have on the markets next year.
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The SAB, traditionally a team of the nation's top scientists, is asked to weigh in on the EPA's largest proposals.
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We hope you'll share your own story of pregnancy discrimination or weigh in on what you think about it here.
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Mark Cuban is the latest billionaire to weigh in on the growing income inequality between the richest and poorest Americans.
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The colorful answering tool lets users ask their followers to weigh in on a query using their emoji of choice.
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Obama, who has yet to officially weigh in on the race, gave Clinton a tacit endorsement earlier in the speech.
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But the court could weigh in on the case next term after 1 or more appeals courts examine the issue.
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But the Supreme Court is still called upon to weigh in on eleventh-hour appeals and other death-sentence challenges.
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However, Ruffalo is known to weigh in on political issues, recently considering skipping the Oscars because of the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
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It's a nice idea, but I'd still recommend waiting until actual wine experts weigh in on its effectiveness and accuracy.
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And for all his efforts elsewhere, Mr Newsom has yet to weigh in on whether he would actually sign it.
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Cooper asked Sanders to weigh in on health care giant Aetna pulling out of Obamacare in Virginia, citing major losses.
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I emailed DOJ for comment on plaintiffs' assertion that it is not authorized to weigh in on private class actions.
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Mr. Obama didn't mention the current president by name, but he did weigh in on some current controversies, including immigration.
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Years later, that same nice guy was promoted and even given the power to weigh in on my performance reviews.
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Trump also took to Twitter earlier Saturday afternoon to weigh in on the violent demonstration, which has caused Virginia Gov.
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Ramirez said he thinks the Catholic Church might weigh in on Zika and birth control, perhaps at the highest level.
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"We don't want to wait until next spring to weigh in on the midterms," another longtime adviser to Pence said.
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Drivers and passengers will have a chance to weigh in on the measure at a public hearing before a vote.
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"We have taken a very strong position," he said of his decision to allow pastors to weigh in on politics.
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Barrasso on McConnell canceling recess, 2018 midterms Wyoming lawmaker Senator John Barrasso joins 'Your World' to weigh in on Sen.
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This summer Pichai popped up briefly, to weigh in on the controversial memo that got Google engineer James Damore canned.
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And Mandy Moore is here to weigh in on one of the most ridiculous This Is Us theories out there.
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"These are people that rarely weigh in on political matters but feel this is a big enough deal," she added.
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It conducted hundreds of meetings and provided the American public nearly six months to weigh in on its draft proposal.
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And I'm comfortable saying that none relished the idea of having to publicly weigh in on an issue like this.
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No bars for the former governor, the justices said, before they had a chance to weigh in on his case.
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Those individuals are your best resources, he said, and can often weigh in on whether an aid program is reputable.
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Since the terror attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, pressure has grown on lawmakers to weigh in on the issue.
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"Generally speaking, any effort that would encourage outside groups to weigh in on internal discussions is not healthy," said Sen.
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Trump himself has yet to weigh in on the potential Republican measure, or a bill introduced on Wednesday by Sen.
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"While we will not be participating in the presidential race, we will weigh in on presidential policy proposals," Donohue said.
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By law, State must weigh in on conditions on the ground before DHS makes a final decision on TPS designations.
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It's a potentially landmark case -- the court's first chance to weigh in on a major abortion law in nine years.
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For the first time, American voters were given the chance to weigh in on large-scale affirmative-action policies. Prop.
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So Business Insider asked more than 30 bartenders to weigh in on what they'd love to tell customers but can't.
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Let him weigh in on your habits that drive him nuts, too — going to an expensive brunch every weekend, perhaps.
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As a small business writer, I was frequently sought after to weigh in on the enormous economic issues affecting us.
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Now, as vice president of the United States, Pence can and should weigh in on one of those unresolved items.
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Business Insider's panel of freelance experts regularly weigh in on what it takes to strike out on your own successfully.
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The Supreme Court is asking the Trump administration to weigh in on the landmark copyright battle between Google and Oracle.
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For "Face Value," she interviewed dozens of women who weigh in on the anxiety of being observed and observing others.
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Please weigh in on this morass and help me decide if I can purchase a VW with a clear conscience.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), who has advised Trump during the campaign, will weigh in on the president-elect.
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She says she's currently undecided, and has a question that both of you will be able to weigh in on.
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I'm not going to weigh in on one side winning or losing because no amount of bickering will change that.
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Big picture: Trump has always been quick to turn to Twitter to weigh in on the news of the day.
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I do, however want to weigh in on one of the counter points I have seen raised regarding pressure points.
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However, I bet there's one other person who could weigh in on the Tom Cruise/ 60 Minutes incident: Les Moonves.
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Both sides have until Friday to weigh in on the possibility of holding congressional primaries again under a new map.
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The President declined to weigh in on her departure at a White House event on Thursday, but reiterated his praise.
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The Fix for Dark Circles, Bags and Droopy Lids Doctors weigh in on the best treatments for our eye woes.
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Often the judge will ask an ethicist like me to weigh in on whether withdrawal is an ethically permissible option.
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The report asked several experts to weigh in on how AI might change nuclear deterrence and the results were inconclusive.
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"We are not asking this court to weigh in on the causes of climate change," Justin Anderson, Exxon's lawyer, said.
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Make Magazine editor Mike Senese and Maker Faire founder Dale Dougherty weigh in on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
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Immigration courts fall under the Justice Department, with Attorney General William Barr able to weigh in on immigration appeals decisions.
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Saagar and Krystal weigh in on last night's debate and the footage Hill TV obtained from the spin room. Sen.
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She was endorsed by the Quad-City Times, the largest Iowa newspaper to weigh in on the race so far.
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By not engaging, users might miss out on the chance to weigh in on what they actually want to see.
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New Jersey's Democratic governor will not weigh in on New York's gubernatorial race, shutting down the possibility of endorsing Gov.
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At the weigh-in on Friday, Ruiz proved larger than his trainer expected, coming in at a whopping 283 pounds.
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It would push filmmakers to think more deeply about how they can effectively weigh in on social and political debates.
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Still, it is early in the budget process, and Congress will weigh in on the cuts in the coming months.
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Trump did not weigh in on the law or the riots, telling reporters that "it's up to India" to handle.
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Below, four financial experts weigh in on whether it's worth it to stress about small expenses like your daily latte.
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Business Insider asked graduates from and staff at EMBA programs to weigh in on what makes their school stand out.
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"And it would be premature to weigh in on something like that before we have any more facts," she said.
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That's a shame, because it's tough, as a reviewer, to completely weigh in on a system that's not quite finished.
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Trump had asked other federal agencies to weigh in on the decision, State Department and Pentagon officials told The Times.
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McConnell argued at the time that voters should have a chance to weigh in on the balance of the court.
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The U.S. Supreme Court will weigh in on what exactly constitutes insider trading by agreeing to hear a new case.
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Republican senators have largely indicated they do not think Trump should weigh in on Stone's case or other criminal matters.
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Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week's most notable new songs and videos.
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In the latest filings Friday, prosecutors will weigh in on whether Cohen deserves prison time and, if so, how much.
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But he's known as a staunch China critic, and he could also weigh in on future trade negotiations with Beijing.
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These officials also noted that it was highly unusual for foreign diplomats to weigh in on candidates during a presidential election.
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The US president has yet to weigh in on the latest Russian election results, and it's anyone's guess how he'll respond.
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Bagley on Friday wrote that it's possible that the Supreme Court eventually will weigh in on the risk corridor payment dispute.
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Kardashian also appeared to weigh in on the latest controversy when she commented on a video from Hollywood Unlocked on Tuesday.
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Many Broadway actors including Lin-Manuel Miranda and Audra McDonald took to social media to weigh in on the tragedy. pic.twitter.
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Divorce alone is a very hard thing to go through, and having the public weigh in on it makes it worse.
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Federal courts have so far been asked to weigh in on relatively few standoffs central to the Ukraine-focused impeachment inquiry.
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It is not the automakers' place to weigh in on whether the federal government or states should set the legal standard.
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Mjukuu the gorilla and her baby, Alika, check out a measuring device during London Zoo's annual weigh-in on Aug. 24.
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Senators on the committee will hear from Kavanaugh and more than 20 other witnesses who will weigh in on his nomination.
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Palin took to Instagram to weigh in on the outcome of the case, posting a selfie with both of her children.
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Within seconds, crazed Trump supporters and dissenters alike will weigh in on your tweet, all while it receives hundreds of likes.
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But while companies have yet to weigh in on the Santa Clara rules, some are inching similar measures on their own.
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I don't think it's my place to weigh in on all the debates – but I will continue to listen and learn.
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Trump campaign operatives have been cautious not to weigh in on which candidate concerns them most as a general election nominee.
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In the coming days, various experts will surely weigh in on whether or not Slate presented compelling evidence of nefarious activity.
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We have a Facebook group and we weigh in on everything from diaper rash to kids crawling out of their crib.
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Obama also used the opportunity while in Florida to weigh in on the close Senate race in Florida between Republican Sen.
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Quinn is gone for the night — off having a romantic evening with John — and doesn't weigh in on any of this.
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In honor of the biggest night of red carpet season, we have tons of polls for you to weigh in on.
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While Zendaya didn't weigh in on whether she'll be attending the show, she did make her thoughts on the subject clear.
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The Idemitsu family's move prompted the trade minister to weigh in on the matter, stressing that the sector needed to consolidate.
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Morales's opposition has said it will not accept the findings because it did not weigh in on plan for the audit.
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I don't think it's my place to weigh in on all the debates -- but I will continue to listen and learn.
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McConnell didn't weigh in on what the Senate's next step should be and sidestepped multiple questions from reporters on the issue.
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The justices routinely invites solicitors general to weigh in on major potential cases that could affect federal law or foreign policy.
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Stone presents a dandyish persona and is known to weigh in on fashion choices of various figures in politics and beyond.
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The controversial move stands in contrast with the strong insistence by U.S. health officials not to weigh in on the issue.
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Manafort has also asked the Virginia judge, T.S. Ellis, to weigh in on the question of whether the searches were legal.
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Even if lawmakers in the House can agree on a package, the Senate still has to weigh in on the measure.
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Trump declined, however, to weigh in on separate allegations of sexual misconduct leveled recently against two Democratic members of Congress, Sen.
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Ryan was asked to weigh in on a proposal from Sanders that would eliminate new gas-powered auto sales by 2040.
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As such, I am hesitant to invoke personal experience and family biography to weigh in on the ever-exasperating immigration conflict.
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When asked by CNN about her thoughts on McConnell, she declined to weigh in on whether he should be in Washington.
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It is not at all clear, of course, how — or whether — the United States Supreme Court will weigh in on gerrymandering.
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He voted to start impeachment proceedings against Clinton, but has yet to publicly weigh in on whether Trump should be impeached.
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Our critics weigh in on Chris Rock and the Oscar whiteout, and the host's joke about Asians is provoking a backlash.
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Angus King of Maine, declined to weigh in on the trip, saying they want to discuss it with Pompeo first. Sen.
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The Supreme Court case, involving Virginia high school student Gavin Grimm, asks the court to weigh in on the same question.
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For decades, the Court has been hesitant to weigh in on partisan gerrymandering, and the decision affirms their decades-long stance.
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Our chief critics weigh in on all of them, dated by the approximate year of their composition or first Broadway performance.
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An appeal would provide the justices an opportunity to weigh in on increasingly common disputes over religious symbols on government property.
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This week, the astronomers who discovered the minor planet said they wanted the public to weigh in on the chosen name.
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So it allowed the patient on a subjective basis to begin to weigh in on whether or not they had pain.
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He declined, for example, to weigh in on Mr. Putin's request to interrogate Michael McFaul, the former American ambassador to Russia.
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Meanwhile, this is also the period when we realize that soon the Supreme Court is going to weigh in on marriage.
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In Their Words Experts in energy and environmental fields weigh in on the need for an urgent transition to alternative energy.
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Ray Dalio warns the system is 'broken' Microsoft (MSFT) founder Bill Gates became the latest billionaire to weigh in on Warren.
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The exercises usually provoke an agitated response from North Korea, but Pyongyang has yet to weigh in on this year's plans.
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The first legal question the judges considered was whether the courts even had the right to weigh in on Johnson's decision.
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Kamala Harris, a California Democrat, became the first 2020 candidate to weigh in on the filing with her criticism Monday night.
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Meanwhile, this is also the period when we realize that soon the Supreme Court is going to weigh in on marriage.
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The 60-day public comment period could allow growers and producers to weigh in on those and other matters, she said.
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Communities and towns along the border will also be able to weigh in on the location and design of the fencing.
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The campaign to save DACA is the latest extension of the business world's willingness to weigh in on a divisive issue.
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Much ink has been spilled on both sides of this debate, but I'd like to weigh in on the wireless angle.
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The company does not yet have a formal governing board that would be required to weigh in on major management changes.
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This November, voters will get the chance to weigh in on some transformative new animal welfare laws at the state level.
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Our sources say Feuer wants in the game so his office can weigh in on the importance of prosecuting these cases.
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As it moves forward, the public has a right to see and weigh in on their opinions about access to information.
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Rebecca Onion had a great piece in Slate, where she got historians to weigh in on the worst year in history.
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So if Democrats want a chance to weigh in on 2021 redistricting, they need to make significant electoral gains this year.
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It's in the debate about the line — who gets to weigh in on the line, and what happens when it's crossed.
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"In the last four years, most congressmen have been very scared to weigh in on internet-related stuff," the consultant said.
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I never weigh in on what is impeachable or what should be impeachable, just because that is our profound constitutional duty.
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It's significant that the palace chose to weigh in on this, considering how tight-lipped the royals typically are about personal matters.
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Paris Jackson didn't take long to weigh in on the baldly ridiculous choice to have Joseph Fiennes portray her departed father, Michael.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer declined to weigh in on the comments when asked about them during the press briefing Monday.
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It's positioning itself to weigh in on some of Silicon Valley's largest research projects, like autonomous vehicles, drones, AI, cybersecurity and telemedicine.
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However, the White House has yet to weigh in on the proposal — and it could prove the deciding factor in the debate.
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The hedge fund was also given an opportunity to weigh in on who the new CEO would be, according to the settlement.
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But if all goes well, a district court will soon weigh-in on whether or not the company's rights have been violated.
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Mashable Tech Editor Pete Pachal, Chief Correspondent Lance Ulanoff, and Senior Tech Correspondent Raymond Wong weigh in on this week's MashTalk podcast.
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While deliberating whether to weigh in on this topic, I reached out to my closest women veteran friends for a gut check.
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Watch below to see him weigh in on monkeys, "Pleasuretown: population 2," and why nobody has ever looked cool on a scooter.
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The wealthy animal-rights activists who introduced the issue of carriage horses to the mayor had yet to weigh in on Monday.
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Facebook's reticence to publicly weigh in on the Trump campaign's use of its ad platform has rankled some within the former campaign.
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So we asked a group of stylists and industry powerhouses to weigh in on which products deserve some space on your vanity.
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Trump confirmed Wednesday that his campaign is beginning to put together a committee to weigh in on his pick for running mate.
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A penguin with a zoo keeper as it stands on weighing scales for the London Zoo's annual weigh-in on Aug. 23.
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After a sleepy spring term, the Supreme Court of the United States returned to weigh in on abortion, immigration, and LGBTQ rights.
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Unfortunately, though, fans won't get to see black-ish weigh in on the national debate over athletes kneeling during the national anthem.
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Richard Branson, founder of The Virgin Group, struggled for words when asked to weigh in on the results of the U.S. election.
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Yet the highest court in the land is unlikely to weigh in on these controversies or resolve any conflicts between the courts.
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Lowe, 33, a former Bachelor who competed on DWTS' season 16, took to his blog on Thursday to weigh in on controversy.
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Palin took to Instagram to weigh in on the outcome of the custody case, posting a selfie with both of her children.
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"I'll let all of you weigh in on that and try to learn more about how exactly [Melania Trump's speech] was written."
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I've asked each one of our editorial teams, from fashion to entertainment, to weigh in on all four of our Insecure girls.
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We got T-Wood outside Madison Square Garden and asked him to weigh in on Saturday night's card ... and he doesn't disappoint.
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Pro-lifers are nonetheless persisting with this campaign in the hope of getting the Supreme Court to weigh in on the issue.
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Vizcarra declined to weigh in on Maduro and the summit last week, saying he would leave it up to the foreign ministry.
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Peter Bogdanovich, Guillermo Del Toro, Eli Roth, even Elijah Wood (for some reason) weigh in on the cultural significance of the scene.
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Today's commentary doesn't weigh in on what a new rule might look like, and the authors admit the possibility of a backlash.
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It is unusual for a politician with Sanders' profile to weigh in on races with no serious Republican contenders, political observers said.
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Pretty Little Liars star Troian Bellisario did not mince words when asked to weigh in on the celebrity feud of the century.
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Bitcoin had experienced a small boom that year, and the IRS had yet to weigh in on how it should be taxed.
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After this weekend, they may opt to weigh in on the Republican ballot rather than vote in the Democratic primary, she said.
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The plan is short on details, and Congress has yet to weigh in on where and how deeply taxes would be cut.
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I asked a fashion expert to weigh in on how to dress up casual items, like a summer dress, for the office.
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GOP staffers in Congress have asked governors in recent weeks to personally weigh in on issues like Medicaid expansion and ObamaCare marketplaces.
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New Yorkers will weigh in on the 2016 race Tuesday -- native son Donald Trump holds a wide lead, according to recent polling.
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Shahira Knight can weigh in on retirement matters even though she previously worked for Fidelity, a financial company specializing in retirement services.
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A number of other governments in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and Malaysia, are lining up to weigh in on the merger, too.
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The Trump nominee has shied away from commenting on issues related to the president, arguing he shouldn't weigh in on political controversies.
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The violence sparked a national debate over race and monuments that honor prominent Confederate figures that Faber decided to weigh in on.
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It's unclear why Norris, who then played for the San Diego Padres, felt the need to weigh in on the issue publicly.
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In May, Chile's constitutional court declined to weigh in on Salar Blanco's lawsuit alleging that Codelco was constitutionally barred from mining lithium.
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The United States would still be allowed to attend negotiations and weigh in on proceedings but would be downgraded to observer status.
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While politicians had been hesitant to weigh in on the scandal, the floodgates appeared to open Friday after Watson's account became public.
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Business Insider is assembling a panel of experts in the venture capital industry to weigh in on the venture and startup businesses.
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The justices last month asked the solicitor general to weigh in on the legal case before they decide whether to hear arguments.
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When asked to weigh in on Trump's comments, conservative radio host and commentator Laura Ingraham directed ITK to her Thursday morning tweet:
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Dave Brat of Virginia, who had yet to weigh in on the scandal, was asked whether Jordan has his full support Tuesday.
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This is the first time that the Supreme Court will weigh in on a law that curbs the harmful practices of CPCs.
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Clinton have said recently that they are waiting for the Democratic National Committee to weigh in on the April and May debates.
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Student Opinion Questions Throughout this election season, we've asked students to weigh in on the biggest issues and the latest campaign developments.
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Bolton also declined to weigh in on whether Trump should trust Putin, who the intelligence community believes directed Russian interference in 2016.
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We asked Shawn Rudiman, Gunnar Haslam, Erika, and more to weigh in on the ever-evolving relationship between artists and their gear.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said the president would not, at this point, weigh in on whether new airline regulations are needed.
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Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, asked Price whether Senate Republicans have asked him to weigh in on aspects of the bill being drafted.
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Expect lawmakers to press her on the issue as Capitol Hill increasingly argues it must weigh in on the matter with legislation.
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Luckily, some recently begun studies will be poised to weigh in on causation — but we'll have to wait years for the results.
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We spoke to a few local bagel shops and asked them to weigh in on what makes a classic New York bagel.
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They don't weigh in on the larger border security debate between the White House and congressional Democrats (unlike the Border Patrol union).
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Some have argued that the Alabama ban is so controversial that the Supreme Court might prefer not to weigh in on it.
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With references to Donald J. Trump and racial resentment in America, Allende is clearly eager to weigh in on the political moment.
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Gary Peters (D-Mich.), whose state holds a critical primary next week, didn't weigh in on a question about Biden versus Sanders.
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Since everyone affected by a proposed rule would have the opportunity to weigh in on it, the process would be more democratic.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) didn't weigh in on Grassley's bill, but noted potential DOJ restrictions on a public disclosure.
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Like all journalists, I'd never let someone I was writing about read a piece before publication, much less weigh in on it.
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The new deal gives Northern Ireland's elected body a chance to weigh in on the arrangements and potentially spurn its obligations altogether.
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The president is likely to be closely watching the proceedings as they get underway Saturday and may even weigh in on Twitter.
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The group is in charge of company Pride celebrations across the world and has the ability to weigh in on company policy.
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On Reddit, laypersons weigh in on homeopathy to treat Zika, how to increase platelet counts during chemo, and whether vaccines are safe.
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The Sugars tackle these issues and more, and weigh in on which can be ironed out and which should be deal breakers.
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If talks drag on, maybe Madkins will have a chance to officially join the Knicks and weigh in on the issue, too.
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"Saying that the court that ordered the pilot should not weigh in on its implementation seems completely contradictory to us," he said.
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With earnings season kicking off in the coming days, four experts weigh in on what is on their watch list this week.
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Investor Lori Greiner didn't have a wig to try on, but she did weigh in on the men's new looks on Twitter.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on what to expect from impeachment after Thanksgiving and Mayor Pete's heart to heart with a journalist.
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I asked several of my colleagues on both sides of the debate to weigh in on claims and myths surrounding sex addiction.
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Obama has purposely stayed out of politics for the most part, carefully selecting his moments to weigh in on headlines and policy.
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Aso's decision to weigh in on Toshiba's troubles adds government pressure on the company to act swiftly to resolve its financial problems.
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During arguments before Jackson, department lawyers said the federal courts shouldn't weigh in on a dispute between Congress and the executive branch.
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Wednesday's announcement is intended to give interested parties more time to weigh in on Sinclair's response, which was filed earlier this month.
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A spokesman for the department declined to comment, saying the agency doesn't weigh in on comments not made as a public official.
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The most contentious trade cases the president will have to weigh in on are twin investigations regarding imports of steel and aluminum.
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Lawmakers, however, have a couple ways they could still weigh in on the use of the American military's resources in this conflict.
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We'll have to see, but you're right, the new iPhone he probably wants to weigh in on, especially if it's super different.
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PLUS: The former Bachelor cast members weigh in on Rachel's sexual chemistry with Bryan Abasolo Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The sisters then take to social media to weigh in on said scandal, confirming and denying aspects of it that build a narrative.
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Google regularly decks out its homepage with commemorative doodles to celebrate holidays, mark birthdays and historic occasions or weigh in on current events.
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Instead of holding a statewide contest where voters could weigh in on the presidential contenders, the state party members are the kingmakers here.
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Under party rules, caucusgoers must show up for the first round of voting if they want to weigh in on the final round.
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Partying with the ultra-wealthy creates the appearance that those billionaires have an unfair opportunity to weigh in on economic policy decisions. pic.twitter.
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The company wants to weigh in on how the legislation is worded to protect its interests, and those of the larger creator community.
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Asked on AM to DM if it was productive for her to weigh in on antidepressants, Williamson said she found it completely appropriate.
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The comedian also offered a theory about why strangers on social media might feel the need to weigh in on his love life.
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Joe Manchin, another Democrat up for re-election in a state Trump won, has yet to weigh in on how he will vote.
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The federal court in Minnesota denied the motion for an injunction, but it did not weigh in on the merits of the case.
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Experts in the field weigh in on how VR is redefining the rules around narrative structure, character development and storytelling on the whole.
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"If I'm dating someone, one of the few people I need to weigh in on the situation is my brother," Efron told Cosmo.
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He did however weigh in on the whole Ezekiel Elliott situation, showing a little bit of support for the embattled Dallas Cowboys star.
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Judge Neal Katz said the city needed to give the public enough time to weigh in on the latest version of the measure.
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Democrats pressed Rosenstein during his committee hearing to weigh in on their push for a special prosecutor to look into Russia's election interference.
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But Goldstein was optimistic the Justices could weigh in on this motion even before deciding whether to hear arguments on the underlying case.
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Congress should have the ability to weigh in on the president's use — or abuse — of delegated trade powers in these and other cases.
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We'd like you to weigh in on any aspect of current affairs: the Democratic race, Congress, international relations, the economy, climate change, etc.
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Rice later said that she was "not making any announcements," but she has continued to weigh in on Twitter with commentary on Collins.
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Whitaker has the power to weigh in on any major steps in the probe, such as the issuance of new subpoenas and indictments.
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But a judge ruled the clinic could stay open until Friday when the administrative panel was expected to weigh in on the case.
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Democrats pressed Rosenstein during his committee hearing to weigh in on their push for a special prosecutor to look into the Russian interference.
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"For the chief executive to weigh in on active investigations and prosecutions, one way or the other, it looks unseemly," Moreno told Hill.
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Regardless of whether or not this is sincere or a clever political calculation, Facebook still realized it was important to weigh in on.
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GOP national spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany on Tuesday asked her Twitter followers to weigh in on who they think is the most "unhinged:" Sen.
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He did not weigh in on the Minnesota contest, but Pawlenty's opponent hammered the former governor for his public criticism of the president.
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This Saturday's half moon in Libra asks you to weigh in on what changes you feel ok with making in the new year.
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Hater will also use push notifications to pull in lapsed users by giving them the chance to weigh in on more timely questions.
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The coalition called for the agency to launch a transparent process so that industry and nonprofit stakeholders can weigh in on the matter.
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The Californian State Athletic Commission's decision to allow fighters to weigh in on the morning preceding the event was met with unanimous applause.
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The sources familiar with the matter said Trump wanted to weigh in on Flynn's guilty plea, which had been unveiled a day earlier.
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Kachinsky didn't weigh in on the matter of guilt, but said the signed confession obtained by the investigator was for "internal use" only.
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President Trump stayed remarkably silent throughout fall and didn't weigh in on this crucial race for the Republican Party — and for good reason.
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In Spain, athletes were weighing in or being asked to weigh in on Catalonia's independence referendum, despite the Spanish government deeming it unconstitutional.
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They have taken the fight to Britain's courts, and even got the United Nations human rights body to weigh in on their side.
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Roberts did not respond to the comments at the time, and he has rarely broken his silence to weigh in on political controversies.
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Never one to back down from a good Twitter feud, the president took a minute to weigh in on their marriage on Wednesday.
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Our writing prompts often give students a chance to weigh in on the policies, practices and ideas that directly affect teenagers and children.
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Iowa is extraordinarily protective of its caucuses, and of its special status as the first state to weigh in on every presidential race.
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But behind closed doors, the President has blamed Azar for not keeping him updated and allowing him to weigh in on crucial decisions.
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So when these supposedly neutral organizations weigh in on issues that involve Google, you should take their advocacy with a grain of salt.
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On Monday, a lawyer for the committee, Robin Colwell, asked the companies to weigh in on what net neutrality legislation could look like.
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The DNC added that Trump could weigh in on whether the Earth is flat and if he considers the moon landing a hoax.
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To get a better grasp of what these findings might mean, I asked some of my colleagues to weigh in on the data.
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This is an ongoing investigation and it would be premature to weigh in on something like that before we have any more facts.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on the chances of both the House and Senate passing legislation to restrict the President's war powers. Hill.
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El-Sayed's new group, SouthPaw MI PAC, aims to bolster liberal down-ballot candidates in Michigan and to weigh in on ballot initiatives.
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If Bolton testifies, he would probably be asked to weigh in on Giuliani's role in the scheme, and it might not be pretty.
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The Republican-led Senate will weigh in on the endowments' budgets, too, but that process probably won't accelerate until later in the year.
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Miller's legal crusade is set to be the first time that higher federal courts can weigh in on Mueller's actions as special counsel.
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And generally, it is not fair to weigh in on the merits of any consumer dispute without hearing both sides of the story.
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He praised the House Republicans' tax-reform blueprint released last month and noted that Democrats also have to weigh in on tax changes.
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After the Transportation Committee approved its FAA bill, the House Ways and Means Committee reserved its authority to weigh in on the measure.
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With a federal law, tech companies would have the opportunity to weigh in on the contents of the law, as the hearing demonstrated.
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With that comes increased corporate accountability and access for journalists to weigh in on decisions that affect their roles, especially in local markets.
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"I'm not going to weigh in on what might come from the House and what actions might be taken in the Senate," Sen.
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There will now be a 12-week debate period during which tech companies and individual European governments can weigh in on the proposals.
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We have asked Marc Stein, our venerable N.B.A. reporter and columnist, to weigh in on which of us came away with a winner.
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On June 17, a hearing is to be held in Washington to allow companies to weigh in on the impact of the tariffs.
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Google and Facebook have joined Samsung in asking the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on the long-running patent dispute with Apple.
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In 2008, 3 percent were — during a bitterly fought Democratic primary when Democrats had good reason to weigh in on their own party.
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Chinese officials are often hesitant to weigh in on foreign elections, although they will defend Chinese policies when attacked in candidates' policy platforms.
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The Task Force didn't weigh in on how often people should be screened, citing a lack of evidence to identify the ideal frequency.
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So they're keeping the tool offline, at least for now, while everyone can weigh in on how to use AIs like these safely.
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One example of this: She did a live drawing of a showgirl for charity, asking viewers to weigh in on paint colors and techniques.
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Folks were so busy being annoyed about the delay they almost missed a chance to weigh in on the possibility of a Matrix reboot.
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Yes. (END VIDE0) PIRRO: Joining us now to weigh in on all of this absurd rhetoric is the counselor to the president, Kellyanne Conway.
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While it's unusual for former presidents to weigh in on current events so soon after leaving office, Souza's former subject has also spoken up.
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If confirmed, he may also have the opportunity to weigh in on a case regarding whether public access TV channels count as public forums.
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Yet it is highly unusual for a first lady or her office to weigh in on personnel matters, especially the president's national security staff.
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A document released by the agency did not weigh in on whether the fund should be eliminated by 2019, as the White House proposes.
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There are things we might want Congress (theoretically, at least) to weigh in on instead of letting the president do it on his own.
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The Justice Department denied that politics had anything to do with Sessions' decision to weigh in on certain free speech cases and skip others.
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The case will give the Supreme Court a second chance to weigh in on executive branch authority related to filling positions at the NLRB.
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The mother of Luna Legend took to Twitter to blast online critics who feel they have the right to weigh in on someone's parenting.
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If MPs have time to chunter about the Great British Bake-Off, a televised baking contest, they have time to weigh in on Brexit.
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She also said there are 23 more public meetings scheduled, as well as an online option for people to weigh in on the plan.
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This opportunity to weigh in on leadership of a critical government agency doesn't come along often, and the stakes have perhaps never been higher.
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It just was announced on Monday, so I don't know enough about that product to sort of weigh in on the specifics of it.
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Not that we necessarily need our artists to weigh in on our politics, but our music does live in the same world we do.
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Renacci, though, has made his Senate candidacy contingent on a blessing from President Donald Trump, who has yet to weigh in on the race.
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"I won't weigh in on the referendum, but the reforms Matteo is initiating, certainly on the economic side, are the right ones," Obama said.
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BUT THIS IS THE MOST THAT I'VE BEEN ABLE TO GET HIM TO WEIGH IN ON SOMETHING CONCERNING WELLS FARGO SINCE THE SCANDAL BROKE.
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Asked about the sensitivity of this specific information, US Strategic Command, which oversees the US nuclear arsenal, declined to weigh in on the specifics.
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Hospital staff shared the news in a Facebook post, and social media users flocked to the comment section to weigh in on the births.
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Those are fundamental decisions, which means you need regulators to actually weigh in on as a society, what are the outcomes that we want?
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But when reporters urged the veteran actor to weigh in on the #Oscarsowhite controversy, he made it clear he didn't want to get involved.
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The only thing surprising about Wendy Williams's decision to weigh in on Brangelina's divorce is that it's taken her this long to do so.
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I won't weigh in on Times New Roman versus Calibri, but I will say that it should always be simple and easy to read.
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" Missouri KCUR: "Tuesday is Missouri voters' first chance to weigh in on statewide primary races — including choosing which Republican will take on U.S. Sen.
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Tayshia Adams is the latest Bachelor in Paradise cast member to weigh in on the text messages between Caelynn Miller-Keyes and Blake Horstmann.
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President Trump took to Twitter to weigh in on ex-National Security Advisor Michael Flynn asking to testify in exchange for immunity protection: Flashback:
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"Ivanka will not weigh in on business strategy, marketing issues, or the commercial terms of agreements," her attorney, Jamie Gorelick, said in a statement.
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CNN Opinion asked our well-traveled contributors to weigh in on the good, the bad and what they think should change about air travel.
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Trump administration attorneys are arguing that the federal court system cannot weigh in on its March approval of the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline.
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" She declines to weigh in on the events at Princeton but says: "We have a memorial to all kinds of presidents in this town.
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Newly christened first-time Emmy nominee David Harbour is the latest " Stranger Things"star to weigh in on the show's darker season 2 feel.
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Earlier this month, Johnson was asked on MSNBC to weigh in on the situation in Syria, in particular the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Aleppo.
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American Civil Liberties Union attorneys said they want more information about what the government is doing now before they weigh in on next steps.
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They predicted that courts would dismiss any case, barring any major oversight by the committee, out of reluctance to weigh in on political matters.
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Netroots Nation communications director Mary Rickles added that there is a need for "progressives from all levels of government" to weigh in on issues.
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Our reporter assesses the short-handed bench's new dynamics, and law professors weigh in on which members have asserted themselves in Justice Scalia's absence.
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The latest CR has been extended to April 28, seven months late, to allow the new administration to weigh in on its spending priorities.
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While McConnell is known for being strategic and tight-lipped about his plans, Trump uses Twitter to weigh in on topics at any hour.
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The notice comes four months after a group of the advisers sent a letter to Finra asking it to weigh in on the matter.
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LEDE: Senators were quick to weigh in on WhatsApp on Wednesday after the company turned on end-to-end encryption for all its users.
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In addition to asking the justices to weigh in on the antitrust question, the association also sought review of a related appeals court ruling.
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Fortunately, there may be an opportunity for the Supreme Court to weigh in on this issue soon and provide some needed checks and balances.
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" Federal Reserve officials have fought fiercely against Paul's legislation, suggesting that it would allow Congress to weigh in on financial policy "in real time.
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When the time is right (and you might need to set a meeting), ask your boss to also weigh in on where you stand.
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In a sign of the political sensitivity around the issue, most national Republicans were reticent on Thursday to weigh in on Alabama's new law.
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We asked our very own Karisa Maxwell to weigh in on whether or not these two should just fuck already: There you have it.
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We asked superfans, experts, and players to weigh in on the evolution of the game in this week's episode of Explained, now on Netflix.
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Officials are in the fourth of seven days of hearings for U.S. manufacturers, retailers and other businesses to weigh in on the tariff plan.
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Congressional aides said the internet companies had been invited to weigh in on the bill before it was introduced in August, but they declined.
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Three authors — Michael Pollan, Ayelet Waldman and T.C. Boyle — weigh in on the effects of LSD and magic mushrooms infiltrating the self-care market.
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And I really have too many kilometers to cover and hills to climb to weigh in on a regular basis or at great length.
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Readers regularly weigh in on articles via the comments section, Facebook, Twitter and The Times's Reader Center, which responds frequently to complaints or questions.
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Graeber does not claim to know which jobs are useless and which are not; instead he asks workers to weigh in on that themselves.
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" Wallach says having a former president weigh in on everything from Ella Mai's 2018 tune "Boo'd Up" to the latest literary hit isn't "typical.
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Even if you vote Republican, you can still weigh in on the field of Democratic candidates when it's your state's turn for a primary.
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We asked students to weigh in on what they've read, seen or heard about the ongoing impeachment inquiry and what they think about it.
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The move left lawmakers scrambling for a way to weigh in on the most momentous decision the country has faced in its recent history.
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"All architectural styles have value and all communities have the right to weigh in on the government buildings meant to serve them," she wrote.
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While the notice is a demand, such demands often spur court fights requiring a judge to weigh in on whether they will be enforced.
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But they had tried to weigh in on the 2018 midterm elections; the accounts tweeted more than 73,000 times about those elections, Twitter said.
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Most Democrats in swing districts remain reluctant to weigh in on impeachment, despite facing pressure from liberal activists at town halls over the recess.
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Fans of Thunberg were quick to weigh in on her loss but saw the silver lining in all the good she's done thus far.
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Here, four first-time exhibitors showing in the Art Basel Miami Beach pavilion weigh in on the importance of North America's most anticipated fair.
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Its discoverers — the astronomer Mike Brown and the astrophysicist Konstantin Batygin — weigh in on its makeup, including whether its moons have potential for life.
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Kirby pointed out that Trump's decision to weigh in on Gallagher's case raises questions about how many more cases he will act to influence.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is allowing the public to weigh in on its proposal to repeal the Obama administration's controversial water pollution rule.
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And when he did, his comments reflected his reticence to weigh in on an active investigation, but also his caution on matters of race.
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It will be the first time voters can weigh in on a national level about the impact of the 2016 election, and everything since.
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The Trump administration's decision to weigh in on this case is surprising because Payne-Elliott filed his suit in an Indiana trial court — i.e.
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"Our obligation is to use our tools to support the economy," said Powell, who declined to weigh in on the Trump administration's trade policy.
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We asked students to weigh in on these findings and to tell us their suggestions for how they would improve the American education system.
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The news conference also provided Trump an opportunity to weigh in on upcoming talks between North Korea and South Korea, which were announced Tuesday.
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He went on to call such orders "legally and historically dubious," and to say his colleagues are "dutybound" to weigh in on the topic.
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Correspondents continue to report from bureaus around the United States and the world, and authoritative critics weigh in on theater, art, food and more.
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None of the cases that have been scheduled involves an issue that Justice Kavanaugh (or whoever) would necessarily be burning to weigh in on.
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Gillibrand told reporters she did not think individual candidates should have Super PACs but did not weigh in on Super PAC support more generally.
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She said he should allow divorced people to receive communion, a contentious issue within the church that the pope has yet to weigh in on.
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Check out the dresses that had a special place in our editors' pantheon of favorite SAG Awards dresses yet – and weigh in on your favorites.
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In her interviews, Kinney refused to weigh in on politics, presumably in order to keep the focus on what is actually important: ranch, baby. Ranch.
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What Brexit tells us about an already-divided England Small towns and big cities weigh in on life before--and after--the conversation about Brexit.
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Trump used his remarks to weigh in on reports circulating on his phone calls with foreign leaders from Australia and Mexico, attempting to allay concerns.
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Indeed, Gauss wouldn't even be the last intellectual giant of that period to weigh in on the larger questions raised by the discovery of Ceres.
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Asked to weigh in on how she feels about the song now, Spears told The Guardian that she couldn't believe so much time had passed.
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Even if a program can churn out songs quickly, a human will still ultimately need to weigh in on whether it sounds right or good.
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Or it could encourage them to furiously weigh in on everything to a mass audience immediately, without considering whether that's the best course of action.
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Throughout the campaign he was known to ask members -- and even employees -- of Mar-a-Lago to weigh in on issues he was wrestling with.
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In his letter to Vance, Rosen asks him to weigh in on where Manafort should be held in light of the letter from Manafort's attorney.
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Oswalt frequently uses his Twitter account to weigh in on the political news of the day, but says he's driven by a hunger for normalcy.
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We asked three plastic surgeons to weigh in on the typical downtime for 10 popular procedures and walk us through the recovery process for each.
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Rob, Danielle, and myself weigh in on whether some players are being overdramatic, or if the industry is overreaching in a way that'll quickly backfire.
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Mueller did not weigh in on whether the president obstructed justice by trying to influence the probe, but effectively left it to Congress to decide.
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Go deeper: Experts weigh in on Trump's ability to end birthright citizenship Reality check: The U.S. is far from the only country with birthright citizenship
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Until Thursday, her only recent public appearance had been at Sunday's presidential debate after which she did not publicly weigh in on her father's performance.
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In addition to talking about the law and Donald Trump, Couric asked Ginsburg to weigh in on athletes continuing to take a knee with Kaepernick.
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Three CNN commentators weigh in on what they think should happen next: Judy Gold: The hypocrisy of slamming Colbert Stephen Colbert is an amazing entertainer.
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The high court could yet be asked to weigh in on other voting restrictions ahead of the election, with several cases pending in lower courts.
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I know you want to weigh in on this but I&aposm going to switch subjects and turn to the presidents bashing in the media.
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Some have argued that this strategy could backfire, as the Supreme Court may not want to weigh in on a restriction as unpopular as Alabama's.
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Burr declined to weigh in on the specifics of the disclosures beyond saying that the President has the ability to share intelligence -- to a point.
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It's an impressive bit of hardware engineering, particular from a company whose trend-bucking handsets often weigh in on the beefy side of the spectrum.
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Williams warned, though, that other state agencies - such as the powerful National Development and Reform Commission - could still weigh in on the Vale-Fortescue proposal.
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Amelia Chassé, a spokeswoman for America Rising PAC, said Democratic candidates who backed the Iran nuclear agreement should have to weigh in on the payment.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Monday that President Donald Trump would not, at this point, weigh in on whether new airline regulations are needed.
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The Supreme Court is asking the Obama administration to weigh in on New Mexico's lawsuit against Colorado over a major mine waste spill last year.
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While O'Reilly was on Fox & Friends, he and his crew decided to weigh in on Waters' recent, powerful House floor statements addressed to Trump voters.
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John Richardson was the first member of the military brass to weigh in on the issue, tweeting as news of the violence unfolded on Saturday.
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"The body of government closest to our people has utterly failed to weigh in on an issue that can immediately impact our constituents," said Coons.
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The court has recently refused to weigh in on gun rights, leaving in place a ban on assault weapons, for example, in a Chicago suburb.
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" — Neal Rothschild, Axios "Insurance regulators weigh in on why selling across state lines can be problematic": "We strongly oppose legislation that would preempt state authority.
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Not only is this improper; it creates a false sense that the president can weigh in on the outcome of judicial proceedings that implicate him.
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Republicans and Democrats from export-dependent states condemned Trump's trade policy and asked Powell to weigh in on the best path forward for the economy.
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Obama said he didn't want to weigh in on the leadership fight but called Pelosi an "extraordinary partner" before complimenting her abilities as a legislator.
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Alexander said his proposal could end up in a year-end spending deal, but again suggested the White House needed to weigh in on that.
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Kraninger said the reorganization helped "enhance the prominence" of fair lending enforcement "as part of the bureau's mission," and declined to weigh in on Blankenstein.
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It seems that something close to such reasoning was running through Ms Ginsburg's mind when she gave herself licence to weigh in on Mr Trump.
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Even more important, though, subjecting the CFPB to the appropriations process gives Congress more opportunities to weigh in on the bureau's actions in meaningful ways.
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One way they've done this is by weaponizing the so-called "blue slip" tradition that allows senators to weigh in on nominees from their states.
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So I asked two experts — a health data technologist and a physician now working in venture capital — to weigh in on the pros and cons.
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Use short reviews: The Playlist Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week's most notable new songs and videos.
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They'll also likely try to get Mueller to weigh in on the party's ongoing debate about whether or not to start impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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Not only is this improper; it creates a false sense that the President can weigh in on the outcome of judicial proceedings that implicate him.
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Now Indiana is asking the Supreme Court to weigh in on whether unborn children, fully human and fully alive, are entitled to civil rights protections.
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The GOP leader argued that voters should have the chance to weigh in on what they'd desire for the court in the 2016 presidential election.
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Earlier this week, Pete Buttigieg dared to weigh in on one of the great culture-war lightning rods of the past decade: Chick-fil-A.
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Wisconsin blood-drawing case The justices will also weigh in on whether police officers in Wisconsin were allowed to draw blood from an unconscious man.
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"Our rights to weigh in on investments are of course part of the consideration as we assess Vision Fund 2," a spokesman for Mubadala said.
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Peru passed a law in 2011 giving indigenous groups the right to weigh in on national decisions affecting their communities, including mining and oil extraction.
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Fortunately for Clarence, the court didn't have to weigh in on his case since the State dropped the charges when he first appeared for trial.
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Hater, on the other hand, kicks off not by showcasing a stream of people's photos, but rather a series of topics to weigh in on.
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The 3rd Circuit is poised to weigh in on the key question of whether Amazon is a seller under product liability law in Oberdorf v.
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Supporters agreed to pull their privacy ballot measure, which was slightly more aggressive, from the November election, so voters won't weigh in on the debate.
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Travel experts weigh in on what you need to think about ahead of a big trip — and how to quickly regroup — when the unexpected happens.
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The White House is allowing US industries to weigh in on the proposed tariffs before making a final decision, and the list may ultimately change.
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In October 2016, when they were given a chance to weigh in on the accord, they shocked many by voting against it in a referendum.
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On May 3, USA Powerlifting sent an email to its female members asking them to weigh in on the transgender policy through an online vote.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee and a potential swing vote, has yet to weigh in on Ratcliffe's latest nomination.
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"It is perfectly normal for members of the White House team to weigh in on major decisions," Tyler Q. Houlton, the spokesman, said on Thursday.
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In a time of tribulation and suffering, it is critical that "we the people" weigh in on the performance of our elected leaders come fall.
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That clash could lead the Supreme Court to weigh in on the limits of the president's power to spare himself from punishment for criminal wrongdoing.
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She's likely to weigh in on ABC's cancellation of "Roseanne," which Ms. Gay discussed at length in an Op-Ed in The Times in March.
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It is time for the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on this issue and finally hold unions accountable for their years of unconstitutional behavior.
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It is also altering the typical timetable for union endorsements, as many organizations are affording workers more time to weigh in on the crowded field.
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If anything, the mad rush to copy or weigh in on these seemingly random internet trends reveal how emotionally connected we are to our feeds.
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How heavily can the court weigh in on partisan issues like gerrymandering and voter ID requirements before it becomes even more enmeshed in partisanship itself?
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Ms. Stapleton said that was part of the company's allure: its ostensible commitment to empowering even its youngest employees to weigh in on critical problems.
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The president has yet to weigh in on the race, but few expect he will anger Mr. McConnell by backing a challenger to Mr. Strange.
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I've interviewed both Thomas Carr and Stephen Brusatte in the past and I knew they'd be excellent sources to weigh in on this new finding.
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Two biblical passages frequently cited by Christians opposed to abortion, however, do not weigh in on the all-important question of when life actually begins.
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My regular column for tomorrow is about health care, but I felt I needed to weigh in on this idiocy, and not just on Twitter.
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Today, we're drilling into the gross margin point, as it's something inherently numerical that we can get other, informed market participants to weigh in on.
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We asked experts to weigh in on which of these deals they thought made the biggest difference, from Microsoft and LinkedIn to Google and DeepMind.
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If a player on the major league roster got injured, Jeff would weigh in on which minor-league affiliate would host the player's rehabilitation assignment.
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The SEC has yet to weigh in on the new market, meaning that buyers have little to no legal recourse if their money gets stolen.
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Pressed late last week about the chances the diplomatic engagement will ultimately prove successful, a senior administration official refused to weigh in on the odds.
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In recent months, even far away from Washington, McCain would weigh in on President Donald Trump's foreign policy abroad and the future of the Senate.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is allowing more time for the public to weigh in on the Sinclair Broadcast Group's proposed takeover of Tribune Media.
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But the king's late-night statement appeared to preclude any need for the election commission to weigh in on matters of the monarchy and statecraft.
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It's great to get to weigh in on what the president is doing and remind the person in the White House that there's an opposition.
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The DOJ's decision to weigh in on the Christian baker case wasn't the first time that Sessions' name had showed up in conjunction with ADF.
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Kaine attempted to get Tillerson to weigh in on this fight and Tillerson — in one of his few moments of blunt near-anger — simply refused.
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Vox spoke with Dr. Kate Clifford Larson, a Harriet Tubman scholar, to weigh in on what the future Tubman $20 bill means for us today.
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Spain is currently considering constitutional amendments to authorize nationwide referendums on self-determination, which would allow all Spaniards to weigh in on the Catalan issue.
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But while his career has afforded him the opportunity to weigh in on cases having to do with controversial issues such as the death penalty, where he has at times sided with inmates and at other times sided with the state, Hardiman has never had the opportunity to weigh in on one hot-button issue that has become central in the conversation around Kennedy's successor: abortion.
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Days before their summer recess is set to begin, the nine justices of the Supreme Court are poised to weigh in on Mr Trump's executive order.
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The survey asked participants to weigh in on the media's bias against Trump, on issues like immigration, religion, the economy, and his presidency as a whole.
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Thus, we asked reigning Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin to weigh in on the new school of musical royalty, from Beyonce to Adele to Lady Gaga.
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As the responses began pouring in, the mother of two went on to create an online poll where her followers could weigh in on the question.
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Parties interested in intervening in the lawsuit, not suing themselves but asserting their right to weigh in on the case, have until May 23 to file.
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Presidents typically don't weigh in on ongoing criminal cases because defense attorneys can then argue that their client has lost his right to a fair trial.
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DeSantis and Zeldin discuss the North Korea summit Congressmen Ron DeSantis and Lee Zeldin join 'Life, Liberty & Levin' to weigh in on America's foreign policy strategies.
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It is something of a tradition for the president to weigh in on his predicted Super Bowl champion, so betting on Trump's pick is not surprising.
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In an interview with Fox News, the President was asked to put aside policy disagreements and weigh in on Buttigieg's status as a married gay man.
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We got Eddie at LAX ... and asked the former NFL superstar to weigh in on Zeke as the RB fights to reduce his 6-game suspension.
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Asked to weigh in on how she feels about the song now, Spears told The Guardian that she couldn't believe so much time had passed already.
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Sources familiar tell us Hosseini's own trial has been delayed just so he can weigh-in on A$AP's case, as a witness for the prosecution.
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