The tables lay out how much tax to withhold or not withhold from paychecks.
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I can tell it pains the fellow members of my socialist bubble to withhold this information, but withhold it they do.
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You don't want to have them withhold their ideas or withhold their effort and not want to go out on a limb.
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They can withhold at a flat rate of 22% or they can fold the bonus into regular wages and withhold taxes from a worker's full compensation.
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For instance, if your employer currently withholds taxes from your pay, the IRS gives it two options to withhold on bonuses: The employer can withhold at a flat rate of 22% or it can fold the bonus into your regular wages and withhold from your full compensation.
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"My complaint has always been -- and I'd withhold again, and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine," he said.
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If you've retired, you can use Form W-4V to withhold a flat rate from your Social Security check or Form W-4P to withhold from your pension.
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They were fully paid but my complaint has always been — and I'll withhold again and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine.
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"I can understand why executives would withhold military aid if it was in the sense of public policy, but you don't withhold military aid to anybody ... for political reasons," Kasich said.
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Employers also have to "withhold income taxes, withhold and pay Social Security and Medicare taxes, and pay unemployment tax on wages paid to an employee," according to the Internal Revenue Service.
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But my complaint has always been — and I'd withhold again, and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine, because they're not doing it.
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"I'd withhold again and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine, because they're not doing it," he said -- which is also not true.
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This also applies to retirees who get their income from many sources: Use Form W-4V to withhold from your Social Security check and Form W-4P to withhold from your pension.
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"My complaint has always been, and I'd withhold again, and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine, because they're not doing it," Trump said.
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This also applies to retirees who get their income from many sources: Use Form W-4V to withhold from your Social Security check, and Form W-4P to withhold from your pension.
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Here are a few questions and his responses: Q. If the Trump administration attempts to withhold federal funds from California, would it be within the state's powers to withhold our federal taxes?
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"They still have quite a hot war going in Ukraine — they've lost 13,000 people — and when you withhold assistance or threaten to withhold assistance, that is a major pressure move," she said.
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Comer that the state cannot withhold taxpayer funding from churches.
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The company said it would withhold dividend distributions for 2018.
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Attorney General William Barr was trying to withhold the material.
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Did the FBI withhold the information to rig the election?
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He can withhold money for discretionary spending from congressional districts.
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He is the first candidate since 1972 to withhold them.
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If you withhold too little, you might owe the IRS.
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Many withhold their commitments until they enter the voting booth.
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Governments also withhold or confiscate passports of their own citizens.
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Yet Mr. Sanders chose to withhold his endorsement of Mrs.
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CNN has agreed to withhold her identity for safety considerations.
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" Pelosi said Trump had "no right to withhold those funds.
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But he's vowed to withhold his primary endorsement this cycle.
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WHY DID HE GET 62 MILLION VOTES WITHHOLD AGAINST HIM?
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The decision to withhold military aid itself threatened US security.
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Other countries might threaten to withhold cooperation in other areas.
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Now Rubio is threatening to withhold his vote over it.
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We should withhold judgment until we know what they are.
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Zelensky also criticized Trump's decision to withhold critical military aid.
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The first threatened to withhold highway funds over air pollution.
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What about the threat to withhold money from sanctuary cities?
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This isn't the kind of detail she's about to withhold.
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Others opted to withhold comment, while some expressed vague reservations.
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Do you withhold treatment and have them continue to suffer?
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They were fully paid but my complaint has always been – and I'll withhold again and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine, because they're not doing it.
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In this case, Iowa will withhold 5 percent of the win.
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That means that California may withhold assistance to federal law enforcement.
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Firms also withhold technical information, proprietary repair tools and spare parts.
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We might also be wise to withhold judgments for a while.
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Just because they're Democrats, you shouldn't withhold the information from them.
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If it's going to help our country, I wouldn't withhold it.
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If you withhold less in taxes, you take home more money.
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If you withhold too much, you're likely to get a refund.
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Lottery officials are required to withhold 24 percent for federal taxes.
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But if you work for yourself, nobody will withhold for you.
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The board reconvened publicly hours later and voted to withhold certification.
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The Associated Press first reported the decision to withhold the funding.
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He wanted to withhold final judgment pending more data and analysis.
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He has tried multiple times to withhold or limit the funds.
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Per policy, we will withhold notification pending [next of kin] notification.
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Nor do they, with one exception, have a vote to withhold.
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If you withhold too much, you get a refund next April.
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Say not, we have suffered also, and thence withhold your compassion.
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Surely the Home Office wouldn't withhold correspondence to hamper legal interventions?
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Don't be afraid to withhold personal information until you feel comfortable.
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But India could withhold ratification if it's unhappy with other parties.
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Tenants living in such apartments may be able to withhold rent.
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Threatening to withhold federal highway funding to states that didn't comply.
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For seven decades, it was acceptable to withhold empathy from Kate.
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They withhold payroll taxes from employees, but keep it for themselves.
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As a result, Breukelen residents threatened to withhold rent last winter.
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Why hide or withhold evidence if there is nothing to see?
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The White House had threatened to withhold the payments as leverage.
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Mulvaney was involved in the decision to withhold aid to Ukraine.
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I have therefore decided to withhold 65 million for the country.
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Should this occur households will withhold funds from the equity markets.
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You can also withhold fewer taxes if you claim itemized deductions.
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He spoke under the condition CNN Business withhold his last name.
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Mr. Trump has threatened to withhold federal funding for such cities.
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Without a change, Democrats could withhold support from all the bills.
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He never told Bridgers he would withhold her songs, he said.
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VICE News agreed to withhold personal details at the juror's request.
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Or, if you need the extra cash flow for non-discretionary spending like medical bills, school tuition or childcare, withhold less, but make sure you still withhold enough to not have to pay anything on tax day.
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For the Powerball winner, North Carolina will withhold 5.5% for state taxes.
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Withhold too much, and you're giving the government an interest-free loan.
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For federal taxes, lottery officials automatically withhold 24 percent of the money.
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For instance, funding bodies could withhold cash for development in sensitive areas.
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Another way to get the landlord's attention is to withhold the rent.
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When the movie does occasionally withhold information, it's hard to understand why.
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Withhold too little, and you take home more cash in your paycheck.
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Intelligence officials have been lobbying for the Prez to withhold the release.
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Instead, it asked investors to withhold votes from Tribune Publishing's own directors.
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Several stopped short of threatening to withhold support from their leaders, however.
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The OPEC-led pact to withhold supplies started in January this year.
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When these visions occur, Remember to withhold yourself from action or attachment.
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Both candidates seem to want to withhold as much information as possible.
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No government officials asked The New York Times to withhold the article.
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Freedom becomes something for an increasingly powerful government to grant or withhold.
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AT&T has also pledged not to withhold programming from rival distributors.
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Your recordkeeper will withhold 2401% of the check to cover income taxes.
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If the landlord continues to dismiss her concerns, she could withhold rent.
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If you withhold too much, you'll get a refund the following year.
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Air Force could withhold dollars over fixes: The Air Force is contractually authorized to withhold as much as $28 million per aircraft once they are delivered, as a way of putting pressure on Boeing to fix any shortcomings.
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Emma: They could withhold what they wanted or needed for their own purposes.
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You can withhold your money, or complain, because you pay at the end.
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The Trump administration first said it planned to withhold the money on Feb.
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The Trump administration has since threatened to withhold highway funding over the move.
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If you withhold the surcharge, the board might let it go — for now.
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A decade ago it was common for Japanese doctors to withhold cancer diagnoses.
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No government officials asked the Times to withhold the article, the report said.
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But you may owe the IRS next year if you withhold too little.
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If so, Whole Foods is simply withhold the grisly details from the public.
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And you were directly involved in the decision to withhold funding from Ukraine.
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He'd ordered the US to withhold security assistance just days before that conversation.
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They don't withhold taxes for you, so you have to do it yourself.
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Trump has previously threatened to withhold disaster funding from California for its wildfires.
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A federal judge later ruled Sessions's efforts to withhold grant funding were unconstitutional.
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They can withhold crucial details and contain Beckett-level humor, dry and dark.
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He also directly pointed to facts surrounding Trump's decision to withhold security assistance.
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FOIA advocates derisively call it the "withhold it because you want to" exemption.
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In turn, the EU said it would appeal the decision, but will withhold
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They may threaten to stop loving you, he says, or to withhold forgiveness.
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In theory, the president has the authority to withhold or delay CAATSA sanctions.
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AT&T also said it would not withhold Time Warner shows from competitors.
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One such proposal would give police departments expansive discretion to withhold arrest information.
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Or, you could withhold rent as a way to demand a rent abatement.
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Before that, it was common to withhold allegations of abuse from law enforcement.
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Withhold too little, and you'll keep more of your paycheck through the year.
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If you withhold too much, you're giving Uncle Sam more money than necessary.
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Some argue that it's not providers' place to decide to withhold patient information.
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They negotiate to have repairs made, so tenants don't have to withhold rent.
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Mulvaney was allegedly deeply involved in the scheme to withhold the Ukraine aid.
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And yet it feels weird to withhold the information when her sister knows.
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Doing so would implicate her in your own decision to withhold the truth.
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They also countered the need to withhold materials related to an active investigation.
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But these witnesses withhold their testimony in contempt of Congress and the law.
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In early July, Trump ordered his staff to withhold military aid to Ukraine.
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If you withhold too much, you'll be due a refund the following year.
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Republicans point out that Trump never explicitly threatened to withhold US military aid.
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She outlined a series of horrific tests that led doctors to withhold food.
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He also pointed to Biden threatening to withhold Ukranian aid while vice president.
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That claim is typically used to withhold records about ongoing investigations or prosecutions.
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Trump said he would withhold further comment until he speaks with bin Salman.
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That violation has not induced Cuomo and his allies to withhold their support.
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It is not the sort of information we would withhold from our readers.
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Wednesday's tweet wasn't even the first time Trump's threatened to withhold federal aid.
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"The government did not withhold material to gain a tactical advantage," he wrote.
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And the Senate holds the constitutional power to withhold consent, as we will.
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Barghouti claimed the White House threat to withhold aid was coordinated with Israel.
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"My complaint has always been, and I'd withhold again and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine because they're not doing it," Trump told reporters at the annual United Nations General Assembly.
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Threatened to withhold Obamacare cost-sharing payments from insurers until Democrats agree to negotiate.
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Like, I wholeheartedly withhold the rights to offend and be offended, and that's fine.
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He was just signaling that he was not going to automatically withhold his information.
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They'll withhold affection, criticize everything about your ideas and appearance, and complain—a lot.
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They have threatened to withhold intelligence from any ally that allows the firm in.
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The president decision to withhold some JFK documents has the on-line world buzzing.
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They also store the granular data needed to withhold deposits or execute partial refunds.
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President Trump has threatened to withhold federal funding to cities with similar immigration policies.
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At the very least, a doctor might simply withhold the information from their patient.
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If you withhold far too much, you get a large refund the following year.
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Rahm Emanuel, the mayor, described the federal threat to withhold the funds as blackmail.
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Withhold too little, and you'll be on the hook for additional taxes in April.
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Trump's decision to withhold protection from Syrian Kurds upended five years of U.S. policy.
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Policy positions that withhold the gains from trade from an entire country are not.
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In Wisconsin, lottery officials will withhold 7.65 percent, or $36.5 million, for state coffers.
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Trump has threatened to withhold federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities or counties.
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These clinics could also use donations in case their states withhold Title X money.
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But those strategies require enough members from each group to withhold their Speaker votes.
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It peers into the places where we people fail one another or withhold forgiveness.
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Trump has also threatened to withhold disaster funding until the state changes its policies.
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"That's not a constitutional area I've studied so I will withhold judgment," he said.
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On Monday, Sessions said the Justice Department would withhold grants from those sanctuary cities.
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The U.S. is not part of a global effort to withhold oil production levels.
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Congress can also withhold funding to the executive branch, essentially starving it into submission.
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Clickbait, or headlines that "withhold or distort information," will be featured much farther down.
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The other method would withhold taxes at whatever rate your regular income is taxed.
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"I'm going to withhold judgement on whether he was truthful or not," he said.
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Arrangements to withhold programming, known as "most favored nation" clauses, are common but secret.
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When a robot is entrusted to control the fries, they can withhold the fries.
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Sessions has threatened to withhold federal policing funds from uncooperative venues, so far unsuccessfully.
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Soon employers will be empowered to withhold contraception coverage from their employees' health insurance.
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Others want Britain to crash out without a deal and withhold its divorce payment.
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Like the city's subways, if districts do not comply, the state can withhold funding.
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And once a retailer's troubles are obvious, vendors often withhold merchandise, leaving assortment lackluster.
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We withhold so much information for so long, you'd lose patience with another actor.
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That would allow the company to fire him for cause and withhold his severance.
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Comey has "reasonable confidence" that there was no deliberate effort to withhold these messages.
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No court has ever ruled that the executive can withhold such information from Congress.
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The Marine Corps honored her request to withhold her name from any news releases.
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To withhold the information is to not live up to the demands of friendship.
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All were operating under the assumption that Mr. Trump is preparing to withhold certification.
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For all the Republicans' desire to undermine her testimony, nobody dared to withhold respect.
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I think it's more patriotic to withhold applause than to grant it too readily.
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You did X, Y, and Z and I'm going to withhold your license effectively.
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So many entrepreneurs withhold their own salary to have more money for their company.
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Reuters: Biden says he would withhold foreign aid if countries discriminate against LGBTQ people.
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It's foolish and irresponsible to withhold an endorsement and to potentially undermine Sanders's campaign.
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They are also less likely to withhold health and welfare services from opposition groups.
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If you withhold too little, you'll end up on the hook for taxes owed.
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From work I've learned not to withhold affection or use sex as a weapon.
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Donor countries have repeatedly warned that they would withhold pledged loans without economic reforms.
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Trump has threatened to withhold funds for some Central American countries over the caravan.
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Democrats were unable to persuade enough electors to withhold their support for Mr. Trump.
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Appealing a state agency's decision to withhold documents can take two to three years.
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Last year, Mattis's predecessor, Ash Carter, chose to withhold $300 million of that funding.
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The Trump administration has spoken out against such municipalities, and threatened to withhold funding.
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" He intends to withhold federal funds from these jurisdictions, "except as mandated by law.
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"It is unprecedented for a director to withhold that information from Congress," Schiff said.
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Fail to withhold an adequate amount, and you'll owe the taxman (and possibly penalties).
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Do you withhold newsworthy documents, even only temporarily, to check their veracity and provenance?
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But ultimately, Trump may decide to withhold details from his physical from the public.
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It allows you to select how much to withhold from your paycheck for taxes.
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Organize protests outside chanceries, withhold tithes to the bishop's appeal, make noise, demand change.
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And they believe his opposition will encourage other moderate Republicans to withhold their support.
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But if he elects to withhold it, President Trump will no doubt claim victory.
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And he warned that he would withhold "billions" from countries that voted against him.
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Trump administration to continue to withhold military aid to Pakistan The White House said Monday that it will continue to withhold $255 million in military aid to Pakistan out of frustration over what it has characterized as Islamabad's obstinance in confronting terrorist networks.
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"Dershowitz also laid out a hypothetical scenario in which a Democratic president told Israel he would withhold all aid until the Israeli government stopped all settlement growth, or if he told Palestine he would withhold aid until the Palestinian government stopped "paying terrorists.
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"My complaint has always been, and I'd withhold again, and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine, because they're not doing it," Trump told reporters, ahead of his speech to the United Nations General Assembly.
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"My complaint has always been, and I'd withhold again, and I'll continue to withhold until such time as Europe and other nations contribute to Ukraine, because they're not doing it," Trump told reporters ahead of his speech to the United Nations General Assembly.
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The Democrats are trying to withhold very key information, again, from the House Intelligence Committee.
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So far, I like what I see, but will withhold recommendation until my full review.
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Even so, Davis concedes Trump might be able to withhold law enforcement money from California.
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If you withhold too much in taxes, you'll likely get a refund the following year.
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If the government refused, he said, the US would withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that Arkansas can withhold Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood.
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The move follows Flynn's decision to withhold documents from the committee, citing Fifth Amendment rights.
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That is because firms are legally required to withhold a portion of salaries in taxes.
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There will be no way for the powerful to withhold the truth from the people.
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Duffey is considered a key figure in the administration's decision to withhold aid from Ukraine.
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone instructed McGahn to withhold subpoenaed documents that the panel requested.
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Remember, if you withhold far too much, you get a large refund the following year.
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An estimated 29 percent of taxpayers did not withhold enough throughout the year, Kleiman says.
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They had recommended that investors withhold approval for the actions of the management and board.
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Those earlier shows weren't deliberately opaque and didn't deliberately withhold necessary information from the audience.
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Lottery officials are required to withhold 2122.9 percent of big lottery wins for federal taxes.
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Lottery officials are required to withhold 83 percent of big lottery wins for federal taxes.
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" Trump's opponent, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, said, "We should withhold judgment until we know more.
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At times, he's threatened to withhold them, let the ObamaCare markets collapse and blame Democrats.
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Too bad there's no way to withhold payment or renegotiate terms with a smart contract.
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Gulf Arabs should insist on such changes—and withhold some rice if Mr Sisi resists.
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The worst mysteries intentionally withhold key evidence so you could never possibly guess the solution.
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Basically, the league's default position is to withhold information that you need as a fan.
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At times he's threatened to withhold them, let the ObamaCare markets collapse and blame Democrats.
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Nixon, which placed limits on the president's ability to withhold information relevant to criminal investigations.
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Tom Cotton bashing Reid's calls to withhold Trump's security briefings over that comment and others.
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Turn down a job, and a disgruntled resident could withhold a holiday tip as retribution.
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Fail to withhold enough money, and you'll end up owing the IRS the following year.
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The other might withhold his promise to play (which is a devastating addition by subtraction).
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The country has been leading efforts since 2017 to withhold production to prop up prices.
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CNN also received heat from another direction for its decision to withhold the user's name.
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Shouldn't the board withhold some of the payment to ensure that the repairs get done?
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Trump already has threatened to withhold disaster-recovery approved in the wake of California wildfires.
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"My current boyfriend tried to withhold sex at the beginning of our relationship," Alanis explains.
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A middle-ground approach might see researchers withhold some details while still publishing their results.
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The United States should withhold support if these militias take part in the Mosul operation.
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Withhold your outrage when he gives up and says to look for him instead. 4.
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Heavyset and missing teeth, he said he had good reasons to withhold his full name.
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If that does not work, the city can withhold some funding it provides private schools.
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Department regulations give Barr broad authority to decide what to disclose and what to withhold.
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Torrey spent months fighting with the V.A. until it agreed not to withhold the money.
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His comments provoked a backlash among Connecticut lawmakers who moved quickly to withhold those images.
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NBC is standing by Ms. Kelly, urging viewers to withhold judgment until the segment airs.
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But if that gave you the impression Bloomberg would withhold his punches, you'd be wrong.
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It would withhold approval of the Brexit deal until Parliament passed legislation to enact it.
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If you're self-employed, you have to withhold self-employment tax and income tax yourself.
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It makes clear that the decision to withhold the aid came from the president himself.
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The No Budget, No Pay Act would withhold pay from members of Congress after Oct.
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Badway urged the public to withhold judgment until the accounting of the money was finished.
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The president has repeatedly threatened to withhold the payments and let the insurance markets collapse.
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In 2017, Attorney General Jeff Sessions moved to withhold law enforcement funds from sanctuary cities.
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The Constitution undergirds the House right to withhold the articles of impeachment from the Senate.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish nationalists Sinn Fein will withhold support for the government after a Feb.
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It's not that they won't withhold votes for a funding deal if needed, aides say.
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The Big 12 said its board of directors had voted unanimously to withhold the money.
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Threatening to withhold aid for political favors can be an abuse of power in itself.
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Winner could choose to withhold name We might be waiting awhile to learn who won.
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The Obama administration threatened to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees unless Poroshenko took action.
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Uganda, Liberia and Sierra Leone explicitly withhold nationality from children of certain races and ethnicities.
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The decision to withhold aid to Ukraine clearly triggered debate and concern within the administration.
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The White House will withhold comment on any draft report before its scheduled release date.
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He has argued that Maguire has taken unprecedented steps to withhold the information from Congress.
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But he said that he had other reasons for trying to withhold the military aid.
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Ms. Wallace will raise her voice in reaction to clips, and doesn't withhold her indignation.
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It is unlikely to withhold consent but will not decide until its British counterpart votes.
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Under the "minibus" funding bill amendment, the Department of Health and Human Services would be required to withhold 85033 percent of federal funding for child welfare services from states that themselves withhold funding for organizations that require children be placed with heterosexual married couples.
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To the Editor: President Trump's executive order threatening to withhold funding from colleges that do not do enough to fight anti-Semitism should have been matched by an equally strong order to withhold funding from schools that do not do enough to fight white nationalism.
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Some are withdrawing National Guard troops from the south, while others are pledging to withhold resources.
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" A threat to withhold funds, he said, "must be in relation to the dispute at hand.
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No one pardoned could constitutionally withhold their testimony in either a criminal investigation or from Congress.
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His threat to withhold grants as punishment drew swift condemnation from California and New York officials.
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In legal cases German officials routinely withhold the full name of suspects, using only an initial.
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But the landlord rejected the offer, leading them to withhold their rent as a last resort.
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Apple's plan is to withhold royalty payments until the courts determine how much it actually owes.
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Barr has also said that he will withhold parts of the report to protect individuals' privacy.
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The incentive to withhold results for months or years until research is published is therefore powerful.
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The venue threatened to withhold the use of the space if the campaign did not pay.
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Naturally, the president is free to grant or withhold his political support to anyone he chooses.
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Meanwhile, he's threatened to withhold law enforcement grants from cities that shelter undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Like the previous efforts to repeal Obamacare, the legislation would withhold federal funds from Planned Parenthood.
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Mills' lawyers say they asked Judicial Watch directly to withhold the video, but the group refused.
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He asked VICE to withhold his name in the interest of protecting his privacy at work.
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It has taught me to have no vanity, to have more compassion and to withhold judgment.
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Western powers are also threatening to withhold aid to Kurdistan if Mr Barzani rejects their proposals.
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Disney plans to launch its own subscription-based video service and withhold its blockbusters from Netflix.
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He could withhold that cash to sanctuary cities, as well as other types of federal funding.
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Instead, he ripped into Trump's decision to withhold his tax returns, a historic break from precedent.
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However, if you withhold less, you'll see more cash in your paycheck in the immediate term.
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The White House also backed off a threat to withhold ObamaCare subsidy payments to insurance companies.
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Jerry Brown (a fellow Democrat) decided to withhold $50 million in funding from the U.C. system.
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Withhold too much and you get a refund at tax time; too little and you owe.
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If cities fail to comply, the federal government has said it will withhold public safety grants.
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"He says he's going to withhold funding if schools do not follow the policy," Lt. Gov.
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Huston said the officers did not believe they had any legal authority to withhold the weapons.
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The staff, the majority of which are dedicated career employees, do not withhold information from commissioners.
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The agency did so and decided to withhold 10 documents out of the 130 Pebble sought.
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The problem is that AT&T would probably not have any credible threat to withhold content.
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Trump administration had sought to withhold federal money unless the city actively assisted in immigration enforcement.
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Only in cases under actual, pending litigation could the police withhold video footage from the people.
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Trump has made the certification twice before but is widely expected to withhold certification this week.
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Japan recently threatened to withhold funding from the organization after its recognition of the Nanking massacre.
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I ask that the community withhold judgment on this incident until the LSP concludes its work.
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There are nine exemptions to FOIA, which allow federal agencies to withhold information from the public.
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Exemption 5 is most frequently used and allows the government to withhold privileged communication in agencies.
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There was no suggestion on Sunday that Trump seeks to withhold findings or assert executive privilege.
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Trump additionally threatened to withhold federal aid from the state as a result of future fires.
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Trump also threatened to withhold federal aid from the state as a result of future fires.
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The documents were heavily redacted to withhold classified information and some details of meetings and discussion.
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They argue Washington should withhold funds from states that refuse to throw out Obama-era standards.
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"Our policy is to withhold an employee from work during this type of investigation," it said.
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This past weekend, the White House further directed Burck to withhold 100,000 documents from public release.
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Do you think Ms. Cho made the right decision to withhold the video from her daughter?
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This isn't the first occasion that Flake has threatened to withhold his support for judicial nominees.
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That would allow the company to fire him for cause and withhold his $120 million severance.
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Because you&aposre receiving more money than usual, your employer will withhold more money than usual.
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"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," Taylor texted.
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I think it is inappropriate at least in part to withhold aid to encourage that investigation.
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Meanwhile, if you withhold too little, and you'll end up on the hook for taxes owed.
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My son complains that I don't add enough sugar, but it feels natural to withhold sweetness.
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The regulator of Uber's most important regional city — London — continues to withhold a full licence renewal.
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So is it fair to withhold such an endorsement because you dislike the reference-seeker's politics?
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Figuring out how much to withhold can seem intimidating if you've never worked for yourself before.
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Her plan to withhold the articles of impeachment to create that "leverage" over McConnell failed spectacularly.
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Both votes — to release the GOP memo and withhold the Democratic one — were along party lines.
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She always feels obliged to withhold bad news from me until she has no other choice.
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Political organizations very rarely withhold donors currently because the 35 percent tax is simply too high.
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Mercedes-Benz isn't the first car company to withhold an electric car from the US market.
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Both votes -- to release the GOP memo and withhold the Democratic one -- were along party lines.
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He doesn't withhold information as a rule but applies this device to heighten the viewer's involvement.
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Trump on Monday denied he threatened to withhold military aid if Ukraine didn't investigate the Bidens.
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Europe, China, and other countries could threaten to withhold cooperation on issues the US cares about.
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So the baker has the power to withhold his artistic talents from the people he wants.
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Nowhere does the President say that he will withhold military aid unless the Ukraine investigation continues.
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He has told his family that if he gets something like pneumonia, they should withhold treatment.
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The bill allows states to withhold some federal funds from organizations that provide legal abortion services.
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A decision to withhold a waiver would have effectively ended the deal that limits Iran's nuclear program.
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The US had already stated its intention to withhold $65 million in UNRWA funding back in January.
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If you fail to withhold sufficiently, you'll be getting a bill from Uncle Sam for taxes owed.
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She said she would withhold judgment on the nomination of Mattis pending his testimony and that debate.
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When unsafe conditions persist, the Army will seek to reduce or withhold fees from its private partners.
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Both House Democrats and conservative Republicans are threatening to withhold support for a vote that's hours away.
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Disney will also, of course, be able to withhold all of 21st Century Fox's properties from Netflix.
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But the UK government may well withhold authorisation at least until after Brexit negotiations have been concluded.
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Yet Mr Trump has for months threatened to withhold the cash, even describing it as "ransom money".
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Republican mayors may have valid policy reasons, along with the political, to withhold their endorsement from Trump.
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"We have decided to withhold disclosing the top 10 holdings while the fund is suspended," Woodford said.
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The government has threatened to withhold funds from universities that do not have adequate sexual misconduct policies.
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This finding is what caused the health department to withhold the clinic's license, according to the Star.
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Can the building legally withhold my deposit if it's the building's fault that the subcontractor isn't paying?
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"So there's no incentive for them to withhold the antibiotics they believe the parents want," he added.
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Since 2011 employers who unreasonably withhold salaries risk time in jail (though that is rare in practice).
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The demos looked cool, but we'll withhold impressions until we actually get the app in our hands.
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For instance, in April, Trump threatened to withhold federal funding for California's National Guard deployment, unless Gov.
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The growing refugee count was cited by Washington, UNRWA's biggest donor, in its decision to withhold funding.
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Make it a pet project to develop stronger ethics around what you say and what you withhold.
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Memes were posted suggesting followers withhold their votes, or with deliberately incorrect instructions on how to vote.
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These are books with many questions and few answers; they withhold comfort and offer instead productive confusion.
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The decision to withhold funds came after Baylor's new strength and conditioning coach was arrested on Feb.
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NAACP said multiple allegations surfaced that the school was threatening to terminate faculty and withhold student degrees.
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Under current law, however, Chief Putney and his department can release or withhold recordings at their discretion.
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If a deal isn't reached, Britain could choose to withhold some payments to the EU, Raab said.
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CNN submitted an appeal to the FOIA office Thursday over the decision to withhold the responsive document.
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And though queer communities should be the first to withhold judgement of others, we're often the last.
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Foreign donors, too, may influence the outcome, should they again withhold funding for municipalities run by Hamas.
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When presidents do wrong, Congress can issue subpoenas, compel testimony, withhold bills, confirmations, program funding, or impeach.
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Some of those officials have criticized VW for citing German law to withhold emails and other documents.
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Financial institutions should still reduce or withhold current-year bonuses if staff break internal or external rules.
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Graham threatened Wednesday to withhold his vote on key items until the CIA briefs the full chamber.
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Are we allowed to withhold rent or reduce rent because of the inconvenience or unavailable building services?
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It also gave the government the power to withhold federal funds if the districts did not comply.
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Should Democrats withhold votes from a bill to help #Dreamers if it includes funding for a wall?
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"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," Mr. Taylor said.
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Federal courts in Illinois, Pennsylvania and California have already struck down the administration's ability to withhold funding.
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"There is an investigation underway, and until all the facts are gathered, we must all withhold judgment."
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How do you figure out if its better to have a tax refund or to withhold less?
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It also said at the time it would withhold several thousand dollars in prize money from Blitzchung.
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As part of that effort, Disney will withhold programming such as upcoming movie "Captain Marvel" from Netflix.
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After word circulated to withhold contributions, the impersonators left the neighborhood, he said in an interview Tuesday.
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The ability to provide or withhold energy gives a country like China a great deal of power.
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A decision to withhold these funds could effectively shut down the commission, unless other donors step in.
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But just 8 percent of Republicans agree, and 70 percent said Trump did not withhold the aid.
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It is not known if part of that agreement was for Mylan to withhold any authorized generic.
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Ultimately, Trump not only ordered senior staff to cooperate with Mueller, but he did not withhold evidence.
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Similarly, to achieve 3 percent dehydration, which impairs cognition, individuals need to withhold fluids for 24 hours.
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Fox had asked for permission to withhold certain sensitive information if it decided it was not relevant.
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They had collectively vowed to withhold their support for the TPP until the data issue was addressed.
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Doctors also explained that they didn't want to withhold a medication that provided relief to their patient.
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He might even try to withhold appropriated funds or shift them around in defiance of Congress's wishes.
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The industry has said it would withhold support and its lobbying assistance until the issue is settled.
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"We don't withhold life-saving or curative treatments for people with other disorders... It's destroyed people's lives."
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According to the AP, Fallin will withhold comment until her staff has time to review the bill.
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Namely, why haven't other young rappers benefitted from the loophole that allows a judge to withhold adjudication?
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In December, acting on a report from the law firms, the board decided to withhold Moonves' severance.
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Michelle, a 54-year-old who asked to withhold her last name, has been divorced three times.
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Mr. Tester and Mr. Isakson said they would withhold a final judgment until they completed their investigation.
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Otherwise donors may withhold $11 billion in soft loans pledged in April to help revive the economy.
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I struggle to understand why the United States government continues to withhold the aid we were promised.
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They put the workers on the payroll and withhold necessary taxes, as is done for all workers.
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The relevant statutes prohibit attempts to impede federal investigations and attempts to induce witnesses to withhold testimony.
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Mr. Trump has already threatened to withhold aid from Pakistan unless it cooperates more on counterterrorism operations.
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The rent-stabilized tenants and shareholders could withhold rent or maintenance, or even sue the co-op.
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Executive privilege is a legal doctrine that allows the president to withhold information from other government branches.
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It is also unclear how much the president can withhold federal aid to colleges without congressional action.
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On occasion, government officials — usually in intelligence or law enforcement agencies — ask us to withhold relevant news.
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If its rivals refuse to pay up, it can withhold the content entirely, diminishing them as competitors.
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By contrast, political leaders in Venezuela's chavista regime withhold food distribution (and other goods) from citizen opponents.
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Melissa asked to withhold her last name because she did not want anyone knowing where she lived.
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" Attorney Karl Schneider, who is representing Riep, said he is "going to withhold comment at this time.
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It's hard to withhold relevant information if the government isn't providing a compelling reason to do so.
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Instead, a president can only withhold spending in limited circumstances spelled out by law, its report said.
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Werner requested that the team's fans withhold judgment on the 2018 team until the investigation is complete.
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"I think I would withhold before for fear of getting into it, getting into arguments," she said.
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It may explain why people in close relationships sometimes withhold information or keep secrets from one another.
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"Taylor, however, was skeptical, saying "it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign.
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But those Democrats are expected to withhold their opinions until all Republican senators have stated their intentions.
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The Quinnipiac poll discovered that voters were almost equally divided over her move to withhold the articles.
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A closer constitutional call, however, is whether Congress could withhold other federal grants, unrelated to law enforcement.
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Europe, China and other countries may threaten to withhold cooperation on issues the Trump administration cares about.
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Additionally, the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office determined Trump's decision to withhold the appropriated funds violated the law.
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If you withhold too little, you will wind up owing the IRS when you file your taxes.
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I'll withhold judgment until launch but other mobile-first video networks have had less than stellar receptions.
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But its decision to withhold the full CCTV footage in some ways has only fueled this allegation.
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It is common for foreign governments to withhold or take actions to influence elections in other countries.
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"Price added that it is "not normal" and "not legal" for Trump to "withhold congressionally obligated funds.
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You could withhold rent, arguing that your neighbor's actions violate the warranty of habitability, a state statute.
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Judge Goethals has expressed frustration over prosecutors' continuing to withhold information and records about the informant program.
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As city attorney, Patton was a key player in the effort to withhold footage of McDonald's death.
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The complaint has led other Taiwanese partners to withhold royalty payments, further hampering Qualcomm's lucrative licensing business.
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And the US in return has begun to withhold millions of dollars in aid to the Palestinians.
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Mr. Trump has threatened to withhold the subsidy payments as a way to compel Democrats to negotiate.
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It's also news to Tony that Steve Rodgers/Captain America knew and decided to withhold that detail.
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Therein resides Beatrice's true discretionary power: She can withhold mail simply because she feels it is contraband.
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Europe, China, and other countries could threaten to withhold cooperation on other issues the US cares about.
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He wants memos and emails related to efforts to pressure Ukraine to announce certain political investigations; documents related to the decision at the White House to withhold a meeting with the newly elected Ukrainian president; and communication touching the decision to withhold $391 million in military assistance to Ukraine.
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At Motherboard, we've increasingly decided to withhold specific examples from tech companies when approaching them for an article.
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What goes on in those texts though is, I believe, a conspiracy to actually withhold documents from Congress.
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As I have explained, the President made the determination not to withhold any information based on executive privilege.
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The order threatens to withhold federal funding from cities that hinder efforts to capture and deport undocumented immigrants.
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The federal government will withhold 24 percent for taxes, reducing it by about $59.7 million to $189.1 million.
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With most security risks, part of the answer is to withhold personal information unless it is absolutely required.
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He even suggested members of the Progressive Caucus should withhold their votes until Pelosi committed to addressing them.
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In its first year, the Act was used to withhold the release of products from four different companies.
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Federal officials have threatened to withhold federal funding for sanctuary cities, saying they don't comply with federal laws.
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For now, let's see what would be at stake if the federal government did decide to withhold funds.
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Others are suggesting that Democrats could withhold appropriations from key agencies to get answers to their investigative inquiries.
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No, sir, you can't withhold military aid if the Ukrainians don't embrace a nitty right-wing conspiracy theory.
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Pence ultimately had to back down after a federal court ruled against his decision to withhold the reimbursements.
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Sometimes, it's truly better to withhold from jumping on the Twitter bandwagon until we've got all the facts.
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They have the power to withhold your pay from you if you don't act subservient and hold back.
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The gesture wasn't enough for some employees, who asked to withhold their names out of fear of retaliation.
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So far, Chopra isn't the only one of Markle's friends to withhold any wedding details from the public.
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Sanctuary cities A federal judge blocked President Trump's attempt to withhold federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities.
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In active law enforcement investigations, the Justice Department may often have legitimate reasons for wanting to withhold information.
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This leads to structural violations of users' rights, as these systems are built to withhold the relevant information.
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He would withhold federal funding from "sanctuary cities" that decline to help the federal government deport illegal immigrants.
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From Obama's perspective, the decision to grant or withhold a pardon is a political and a personal one.
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Orrin Hatch, Republicans are urging Congress to withhold money for the national monument in response to the designation.
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Wyden raised concerns that Portman had scheduled the hearing for political purposes and convinced Hatch to withhold permission.
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Congressional Democrats from California quickly slammed Trump and doubted his ability to withhold FEMA funds over forest management.
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Last month, the state sued the administration over its threats to withhold federal grant funds from sanctuary cities.
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Durbin asked him if the people working on his nomination cleared with him their decision to withhold documents.
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Flake has said he'll withhold support for the conservative judges unless there is a vote to protect Mueller.
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A W-4 form is used by employers to determine the amount of taxes to withhold from paychecks.
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Many Democrats are threatening to withhold support for an omnibus spending bill if the immigration language isn't included.
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"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," he texted the ambassador.
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To withhold that assistance for no good reason other than help with a political campaign made no sense.
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But I think we would also be mistaken to withhold another shout-out for the United States Senate.
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In small acts of defiance, they withhold their signatures from bureaucratic documents rejecting students from special education services.
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""The president never told me to withhold any money until the Ukrainians did anything related to the server.
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Requiring doctors to withhold information is terrible policy, and it will harm people living in poverty the most.
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In addition to severely limiting choice, the waiver would also withhold patient access to new and innovative medications.
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He added that Turkey might buy more Russian military systems should the United States withhold its own equipment.
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These rights can not be viewed as special gifts that government can give or withhold when it chooses.
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And a trustee of one of these I.R.A.s is not permitted to withhold payments, unlike a regular trust.
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We can not participate in a program that forces health care providers to withhold information from their patients.
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Trump allegedly threatened to withhold US$400 million in US foreign military aid aimed at countering Russian aggression.
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Because of this, I strongly urge my colleagues in the Senate to withhold their consent on his nomination.
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John Kasich of Ohio should not expect to address the convention if they continue to withhold their support.
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The White House in turn is threatening to withhold payments to insurers covering needy Americans through ObamaCare exchanges.
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The VA may withhold benefits, as it did in Steckler's case, even when the veteran disputes the debt.
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Donors are making (probably empty) threats to withhold funding in 2018 if congressional Republicans don't do their bidding.
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The Washington Post Fact Checker: Why did Harris withhold support for special investigations of police shootings in California?
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Shareholder advisory groups Glass Lewis and ISS had urged investors to block or withhold support on several resolutions.
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Doctors had nagged him to be tested, and one even threatened to withhold his testosterone unless he complied.
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Not one woman asked me to withhold her name or use only her first name, which was fortunate.
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Scherrer said she had directed her agents to withhold treatment under certain circumstances for serious illnesses like cancer.
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The government will withhold funding on content they dislike, but again, this isn't applied absolutely rigorously but arbitrarily.
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Similarly, if the president threatened to withhold a pardon in exchange for money, that too would be illegal.
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This leaves tech companies in the difficult position of having to withhold information that could protect public safety.
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Mr. Graham had initially threatened to withhold support for legislative priorities until he was briefed by Ms. Haspel.
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Five of those Democrats introduced legislation on Friday to withhold pay from members of Congress during a shutdown.
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Two years ago, South Dakota ordered officials to withhold various licenses from people who owe the state money.
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He also limited what types of funding the government can withhold from jurisdictions that don't abide by it.
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Sometimes that means giving you the special desperation rates ISPs withhold until you say you're going to leave.
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" Jon Marcus writing for Nieman Reports: "Journalists often withhold details of mass shooters and suicides to discourage copycats.
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Those who withhold too much from their pay are more likely to get a refund the following year.
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Mr. Taylor complained to Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, that it was "folly" to withhold military aid.
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Trump&aposs government wants to withhold permanent legal status from immigrants if they even occasionally use public benefits.
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It is a federal crime to make false statements or withhold relevant information on the background check form.
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Zambia has riled miners with tax changes they say will force them to withhold the investment Zambia needs.
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In his executive order, Mr. Trump threatened to withhold discretionary federal funds from cities that do not comply.
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Instead, they want voters to withhold judgment until the end of 28503 — when the 22019th Congress wraps up.
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" Mr. Ceferin said he had no problem if the authorities wanted to withhold visas from "a severe criminal.
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RE: NOURA JACKSON Emily Bazelon wrote about a murder, a conviction and what happens when prosecutors withhold evidence.
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Yet Speaker Pelosi's decision to withhold the articles from the Senate shows us that we can apparently wait.
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Joe Biden threatened to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees from Ukraine if the prosecutor wasn't let go.
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Sometimes, bankers would "sandbag," or temporarily withhold, accounts opened in December in order to meet their January goals.
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After the call, some federal officials had raised questions about the legality of continuing to withhold the aid.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey have threatened to withhold payments to Amtrak for the use of its rails.
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In recent days, documents emerged shedding new light on Trump's order to temporarily withhold military aid from Ukraine.
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And some senators have reached their breaking point as the White House continues to withhold documents and witnesses.
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It's not clear whether Pelosi's effort to withhold the articles will change the trajectory of the Senate trial.
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Last week, it announced that without new borrowings, it may withhold debt payments in favor of paying vendors.
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You can have the Social Security Administration withhold part of your benefits, or you can pay quarterly taxes.
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The Trump administration falsely calls these places "sanctuary city" lawbreakers and threatens to withhold federal funding as punishment.
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That means the Social Security Administration will no longer withhold benefits if your income exceeds a certain level.
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Mr. Christie threatened to withhold payments to Amtrak for the shared use of its rails and station platforms.
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Neglecting to adjust your exemptions could result in your employer failing to withhold enough from your 0003 paychecks.
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Use your 2017 tax return to get an idea of how much you ought to withhold this year.
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Trump threatened on Thursday to withhold aid to the Palestinians if they did not pursue peace with Israel.
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The deal to withhold output started in January last year and is currently set to last through 2018.
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Congress should allow individuals whose income is reported through a 1099 to optionally withhold taxes from their pay.
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President Trump weighed in on the fires on Saturday, saying he would withhold federal funds from the state.
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Instead, he has chosen to withhold large numbers on the ground that they are personal to President Bush.
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Does an artist have the right to withhold their work when they don't agree with the political message?
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to withhold these subsidies in order to cause the Affordable Care Act to implode.
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Activists urged her to withhold her support for Pelosi's speakership in exchange for concessions on the climate policy.
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Puerto Ricans also overwhelmingly despise Trump, who repeatedly denigrated hurricane survivors and keeps trying to withhold disaster aid.
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That's party because the administration can withhold information about who is granted and denied waivers under immigration law.
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"Hannah said her parents would whip her with a belt and withhold food as punishment," the incident report states.
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" As for how he plans to vote, Durbin said, "I'll withhold my final judgment until the hearings are over.
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If you failed to withhold sufficient taxes from your pay in 20193, the IRS might grant you some forgiveness.
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Under the old law, it may have also made sense to withhold less in taxes if you had dependents.
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This isn't the first time Trump has threatened to withhold Obamacare subsidies to get Democrats to work with him.
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Form W-4: A withholding allowance certificate that you'll need from your employee if you withhold federal income taxes.
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Wedge, who prefers to withhold his last name for privacy reasons, runs LifeSIGNS, a user-led self-harm charity.
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Threatening to withhold contributions and ad spending for Republican candidates would be a massive power move by business leaders.
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In the lower chamber, both House Democrats and conservative Republicans had threatened to withhold support for the spending plan.
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The lawsuit contends it's illegal for the federal government to withhold public safety grants from so-called sanctuary cities.
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"The next day, Taylor warned Sondland that "it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign.
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No, he didn't withhold funds for this purpose and there are no direct witnesses who have said he did.
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Some would say that it is uniquely human to withhold feelings, to keep in, to protect one's tender places.
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He also directed agencies to take another look at redactions and withhold information only in the rarest of circumstances.
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And Uber also has rights of its own, for instance to withhold information that pertains to its intellectual property.
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According to the Guardian, Bacon asked Joule to withhold the recordings until at least 12 years after his death.
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If these countries did not, the United States would stop buying their oil and withhold "protection" in the region.
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Macleod also advocates for funders to withhold a portion of research grant funding until researchers have published their work.
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White House officials said the FBI and CIA made the most requests within the government to withhold some information.
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A decision to withhold a waiver would have effectively ended the deal between Iran and the other international signatories.
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Brandon — who asked to withhold his last name to maintain his privacy — pays no rent and no electricity bills.
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The list is meant to help the mail rooms at state prisons know which books to withhold from inmates.
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He has also blasted the Republican president for threatening to withhold federal funds to the state for wildfire relief.
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The government has riled miners with tax changes they say will force them to withhold the investment Zambia needs.
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Instead, they say they're confident the Trump administration won't follow through on the president's threat to withhold the subsidies.
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" A White House official told CNN it will "withhold comment on any draft report before its scheduled release date.
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President George Washington convened his Cabinet to discuss and agree to withhold information about a military expedition from Congress.
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Americans should be deeply concerned that this administration was not initially forthcoming, and continues to withhold information even today.
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But opponents of the bill see it a little differently: It allows doctors to withhold information from expectant parents.
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But the following year, your refund will be smaller — or you may owe if you withhold far too little.
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If you withhold too much in taxes, you'll get large refund next year, but your paycheck will be smaller.
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The key is knowing what you can divulge (usually what Netflix series I'm addicted to), and what to withhold.
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An attacker could remotely target these pumps to withhold insulin from patients, or to trigger a potentially lethal overdose.
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Many indicated they would withhold judgement until the reports were fully investigated and pressed for investigators to do so.
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Tef Poe admonishes the Democratic nominee in the 2015 song, "Hillary," and declares that he will withhold his vote.
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Joe Cheshire, an attorney for Phelps, said it was a "very tragic" situation but asked that people withhold judgment.
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For example, renters do have the right to withhold rent from their landlords if certain conditions are not met.
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Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister of Scotland, has suggested that her Parliament could withhold consent, sparking a constitutional crisis.
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The FOIA case, as of late, focused on the agency's decision to withhold so much information from public eyes.
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The organization promotes programs that withhold critical information about birth control and condoms, and worse, often distort the facts.
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"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," Taylor recalled telling U.S. officials.
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Trump has gone after these sanctuary cities since he came into office, threatening to withhold federal funding from them.
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Biden bragged that he threatened to withhold a billion dollars in aid if Ukraine didn't fire the prosecutor. Sen.
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Alternatively, if you're doing this work as an employee, then your employer needs to withhold the appropriate income taxes.
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But it is foolish and puritanical to withhold alternatives that could help save lives which would otherwise be lost.
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Aristophanes left us "Lysistrata," a comedy about women who withhold sex until their men agree to give up war.
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Those clinics, though, say they cannot ethically participate in a program that would require they withhold information from patients.
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Trump ordered his administration to withhold a nearly $400 million military-aid package to Ukraine days before the conversation.
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Two of the people with knowledge of the loan talks said the lenders were unlikely to withhold funding entirely.
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In September, Trump invoked executive privilege to withhold 100,000 pages of purportedly sensitive documents from Kavanaugh's White House tenure.
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Dozens of Democrats are pushing a bill to withhold federal funds from municipalities unwilling to allow third-party prosecutions.
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The administration previously threatened to withhold funding from sanctuary cities if they did not cooperate with federal immigration officers.
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" Shortly after taking office, Trump signed an executive order seeking to withhold federal fund from so-called "sanctuary jurisdictions.
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If you postpone the feeling now, you'll probably still withhold it from yourself after you cross the finish line.
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Nor does Cobb see a reason to take Mueller to court over information they'd like to withhold, he said.
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DANISH MINISTER SAYS TO WITHHOLD DKK65 MLN IN AID TO TANZANIA AFTER "UNACCEPTABLE" HOMOPHOBIC COMMENT FROM A GOVT OFFICIAL
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The country has riled miners with tax changes they say will force them to withhold the investment Zambia needs.
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Under the new proposals, the same banks will have to withhold 60 percent of that pay for four years.
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However, Flake then threatened to withhold his full Senate confirmation vote unless the FBI investigated the allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Some places allow tenants to withhold rent if their landlord fails to provide essential services, while others do not.
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In short, he was attempting to corruptly persuade key witnesses to delay or withhold their testimony in these cases.
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The judge ruled that Trump's statements were too ambiguous to waive the government's right to withhold the information (Politico).
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The Purdue contract, the sample contract, also says it can withhold tax refunds if you don't make your payments.
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On Monday, Gannett urged Tribune shareholders to withhold their votes for board nominees during Tribune's annual meeting June 2.
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A third possibility is that Snyder's office decided to selectively withhold relevant correspondence during this period from public scrutiny.
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Given the clarity of the Indian law in force in 2007, there was no legal basis to withhold tax.
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That FOIA exemption is derisively referred to as the "withhold it because you want to" provision by transparency advocates.
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"If you're not going to be able to withhold HBO from Verizon, what exactly are you getting?" he asked.
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There was no outside pressure to withhold the information, said the member, Hanny Megally, an Egyptian human rights lawyer.
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Some actors believe they should withhold a little bit on screen, so that the audience wants more of them.
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For months, I was unable to forgive myself for not preventing a death that was never mine to withhold.
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Or maybe you didn't vote for me, because your wives, if you had voted for me, they'd withhold sex.
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A police spokeswoman said the department did not intentionally withhold public information, but that processing requests could take time.
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The overwhelming majority of member nations thus defied Mr. Trump's threats to withhold aid from countries backing the resolution.
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Others said bosses threatened to deduct pay or withhold bonuses if they did not use the app more frequently.
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The Trump administration has tried to withhold federal money to sanctuary cities, only to face several challenges in court.
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The prosecutors said there was never a "direct decision" to withhold Mr. Guillen's confession, which they believed was false.
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On Twitter, Trump blamed poor "forest management" for the fires and threatened to withhold federal funds for disaster relief.
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Nine Democrats in the group have threatened to withhold their support from Ms. Pelosi unless she embraces their platform.
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A W-4 is a form that tells your employer how much to withhold from your paycheck for taxes.
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He requested to withhold his name and the identifying details of his story because his case is still open.
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Mr. Kenney sued Attorney General Jeff Sessions over the Trump administration's efforts to withhold federal grants to sanctuary cities.
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AT&T could simply withhold programming from competitors, thereby forcing consumers to switch to AT&T broadband or DirecTV.
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On May 30, she sent a letter to the festival declaring her intention to withhold funds for the show.
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No matter how well meaning the officers, the default position for any bureaucracy will inevitably be to withhold documents.
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This form helps your employer calculate exactly how much to withhold from each paycheck to cover your tax liability.
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At the same time, OPEC and Russia have been maintaining their agreement to withhold 1.8 million barrels a day.
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Within a few months of taking office, the Justice Department moved to withhold certain federal funds from the jurisdictions.
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Ruling against Nixon in 1974, the justices said a president cannot withhold important evidence from an ongoing criminal investigation.
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"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," Taylor said in a text.
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City Hall had previously released two other batches of similar emails, but there are many it continues to withhold.
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ObamaCare payments President Trump's threat to withhold ObamaCare insurance payments is throwing an eleventh-hour wrench into the negotiations.
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I further concluded that this led to actions which in my judgement amounted to threats to withhold employment benefits.
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This is as much to benefit the target as it is to punish those who would withhold that information.
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"The intelligence community is beginning to withhold documents from Congress on the issue of Ukraine," Schiff said last month.
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"I don't think any of our colleagues will vote to withhold evidence in such an important trial," he said.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey went further, threatening to withhold payments to Amtrak and calling for a congressional hearing.
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As such, they agreed to talk to the Washington Examiner but asked to withhold their full names from publication.
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Europe, China and other countries may decide to withhold cooperation on issues the Trump administration cares about, like trade.
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A president's decision to release or to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid constitutes official action.
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He added that he plans to encourage other GOP donors to withhold donations unless the lawmakers endorse the plan.
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The ability of a single senator to withhold assent to a unanimous consent motion magnifies his or her influence.
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Outlets will generally only withhold names if identifying a person would endanger them, or put them in legal jeopardy.
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Pell denies the allegations and the pope has said he will withhold judgment until an Australian investigation is over.
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President Trump is right to hold Pakistan's feet to the fire, and withhold American tax dollars until that happens.
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It's one thing to properly figure out your income tax obligation — the amount to withhold — from your regular paycheck.
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"On a substantive level, [the House] would be justified to withhold going forward with a Senate trial," Tribe wrote.
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One hypothesis is that Trump may have threatened to withhold military aid unless the Ukrainian government abetted Giuliani's skullduggery.
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He also rejected the idea that AT&T wants to buy Time Warner to withhold its content from competitors.
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Kenya's foreign donors, including the United States, have threatened to withhold payments if the government kicks out the refugees.
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House conservatives are furious about all this spending (so much for reining it in) and may withhold their votes.
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The decision to withhold the video drew criticism from students, free speech groups and members of the news media.
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California and Illinois challenged attempts to withhold Justice Department grants from jurisdictions that don't cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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Several key Democrats have threatened to withhold their votes from a spending bill if the language is not included.
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He asked to withhold his full name because he'd reached Tijuana on a fake ID he bought for $33.
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Pelosi's decision to withhold the articles, however, has left the timing of a Senate trial up in the air.
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Maguire told the White House that he did not want to withhold information from Congress, according to the Post.
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Democrats want access to the underlying evidence because of concern that Barr could withhold any incriminating information about Trump.
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Under the FOIA Improvement Act, however, government agencies can withhold records pertaining to internal deliberations for only 25 years.
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US Department of Defense Policy is to withhold the identity of the service member pending next-of-kin notification.
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Under the FOIA Improvement Act, however, government agencies can only withhold records pertaining to internal deliberations for 25 years.
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He claimed Trump threatened to withhold more than just military aid from Ukraine Parnas claimed that the president threatened to withhold all aid from Ukraine if it did not publicly announce an investigation into the Bidens, and he delivered that "very harsh message" to Ukrainian officials on behalf of Giuliani and Trump.
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Withhold too little, and you take home more cash in your paycheck, but you may owe the IRS next spring.
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Tenants in rent-controlled apartments have the right to withhold rent if they are not receiving heat or hot water.
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If you withhold too much, then you've made an interest-free loan to the government and you'll get a refund.
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There's a right way to withhold key connecting plot details throughout a season, in order to raise tension and mystery.
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Trump told the WSJ that he may withhold payments to health insurers to force Democrats to negotiate on health care.
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The Air Force will also withhold 20 percent of its payment to Boeing until progress is made on aircraft deficiencies.
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So even if Manchin's bid to withhold federal funding works, it's unclear just how much money would actually be withheld.
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The FCC's decision to withhold detailed analysis of the attack has prompted skepticism from reporters and the public at large.
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But both House Democrats and conservative Republicans are threatening to withhold support for a vote that's a few hours away.
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On Monday, Sessions threatened to withhold millions of dollars in U.S. funding for cities that fail to assist immigration authorities.
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And the court ended up ruling in favor of the trustees, continuing to withhold Brad's payments while paying out Michelle's.
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Lawmakers had expected to ask her about the Trump administration's decision to withhold military aid from the former Soviet nation.
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Earlier last week, police said only 55 cameras had been infected and decided to withhold tickets from those cameras only.
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In contrast, its U.S. counterpart asks that readers "withhold judgment until they have had a chance to read" the book.
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"It's a serious redemption tour, and frankly she should probably withhold running for president until she's done that," he added.
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"(From "I Don't Want to Be Demure or Respectable") "Oh, mother earth,your comfort is great, your arms never withhold.
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In late May, President Trump introduced a budget proposal that would withhold federal funds from these organizations, specifically Planned Parenthood.
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The growing refugee count was cited by Washington, UNRWA's biggest donor, in its decision late last month to withhold funding.
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Would Democrats be less intent on impeachment if Trump had asked for the favor without threatening to withhold military assistance?
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They appeared particularly concerned about limiting the government's ability to withhold trademarks featuring the most offensive words, including racial slurs.
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If Trump continues to withhold his tax returns, it would break with decades of precedent for major party presidential nominees.
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One would allow military base tenants to withhold rent payments from landlords if housing troubles persist, potentially resulting in refunds.
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I support employees at tech companies who use their power to withhold tools they believe a government will use unjustly.
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The 1992 law allows the president to withhold details that could compromise the government's sources and methods — but not embarrassments.
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Israel would probably withhold the tax revenue on which the PA depends, and some Western countries might suspend foreign aid.
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Finally, talk to your advisor or accountant about having your bank or brokerage withhold income taxes from your required distribution.
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone has instructed former counsel Don McGahn to withhold subpoenaed documents from the House Judiciary Committee.
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Yeah, we're gonna do that, we're gonna withhold that to make sure that you're able to have a nice time.
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If genetics is eventually implicated, that would be insufficient reason to withhold the practice from men with severe fertility issues.
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We did not build and withhold any News Feed changes based on their potential impact on any one political party.
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If these countries did not, the United States would stop buying their oil and withhold "protection" in the region. 6.
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Apple said it had decided to withhold royalty payments to its contract manufacturers until the dispute is resolved in court.
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"Hannah said her parents would whip her with a belt and withhold food as punishment," according to the incident report.
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He says the decision to withhold information about a cybersecurity flaw that could leave a company vulnerable isn't made lightly.
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Theresa May's government invoked national security powers in 2016 to withhold evidence from the inquest into his cause of death.
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Insurance companies might withhold treatment from someone with low odds of survival because it's cheaper to simply let them go.
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But experts said it would be difficult for the President to withhold funds from either the university or the state.
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Gannett said it had filed preliminary proxy materials, urging investors to withhold their votes in the election of eight directors.
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Israel's minister of culture threatens to withhold state funding from the country's artists unless they show "loyalty" to the state.
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" She said that Cárdenas has "appropriately asked us to withhold judgment until there is a full investigation of the facts.
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His administration has threatened to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities if they refuse to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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To require a provider to withhold information, and to actively mislead a patient through a lie of omission, is unethical.
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"To withhold that assistance for no good reason other than help with a political campaign made no sense," Taylor said.
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He responded with anger, threatening to withhold her pay and make it difficult to continue to work within the organization.
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EBITDA could decline faster if customers withhold new service orders due to concerns about the company's ability to continue operations.
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For those demanding that the U.S. withhold hold our support, I would ask that they consider the governments backing Maduro.
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Trump's threat to withhold Federal Emergency Management Agency funds from recent wildfire survivors drew a swift rebuke from California Sen.
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Once you withhold that labor, a lot changes because GM's butt is on the line because cars aren't being built.
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Trump ordered his administration to withhold a nearly $400 million military-aid package to Ukraine days before the phone call.
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Critics say that a combined AT&T-Time Warner could withhold its programming from other providers or raise its prices.
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A culture that doesn't teach men to ask for consent often doesn't teach them that they can withhold it, either.
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And, in a symbolic gesture, governors who have not yet sent troops to the border are pledging to withhold resources.
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I requested that the co-op board withhold a small portion of the balance owed until my window gets fixed.
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Trump ordered his administration to withhold a nearly $400 million military-aid package to Ukraine days before the phone call.
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But Trump has threatened to withhold those payments, which the administration has been making on a month-to-month basis.
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For that reason, Trump likely would not be able to invoke executive privilege to withhold the Mueller report, Sollenberger said.
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The Supreme Court, by a unanimous decision, also stood up, ruling that Nixon could not withhold the tapes from Congress.
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Insurance companies might withhold treatment from someone with low odds of survival because it's cheaper to simply let them die.
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"It's deeply concerning that Facebook continues to withhold critical details about the information it has and shares with others," Rep.
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Wade, one that would have allowed them to rule on states' rights to withhold Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood clinics.
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Institutional Shareholder Services has recommended that Facebook shareholders withhold support for five company directors, including Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg.
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Despite threatening to withhold his vote on Obamacare repeal efforts and the Republican tax bill, he ultimately voted for both.
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But conservatives have tried to withhold public funding under Title X in order to punish Planned Parenthood for offering abortions.
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For instance, a paper might withhold computer code or training data that could easily be repurposed in a harmful way.
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Twitter did not respond to a request for clarification on whether authorities had asked the company to withhold Golding's account.
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Generally speaking, if your winnings are above $5,000, the payer, such as a casino, is required to withhold federal taxes.
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Some locals said they feared reprisals from the police for speaking out and asked Reuters to withhold their second names.
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Will you equally withhold public criticism for President Trump, even if he attempts to dismantle much of what you've accomplished?
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President Trump bowed to pressure from intelligence agencies to withhold thousands of additional documents, pending six more months of review.
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Most recently, the Texas Department of Health and Human Services tried to withhold funding to Planned Parenthood in the state.
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But a small group of defectors has been threatening to withhold their support when the new Congress convenes next month.
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They can threaten to withhold money, but they open themselves up to criticism that they are endangering law and order.
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To force the issue, Democrats could draw a line and withhold their support for a measure to fund the government.
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Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, has pledged to withhold intelligence from nations that continue to use Chinese telecom equipment.
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And that was a big moment — we figured out we can withhold Ant-Man because he's in his own movie.
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Jesus forbids us to withhold help from our neighbors, and this will inevitably require that we participate in political processes.
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Shortcuts around the federal rule-making process also tripped up the administration's efforts to allow employers to withhold contraception coverage.
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At multiple times throughout the story, characters withhold crucial details from themselves in order to heighten the experience of living.
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Sekulow argued it was "within the president's prerogative" to withhold the aid over concerns of other countries not paying enough
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I think what's happening is everything that the patriarchy has tried to kill and withhold from us, we are reclaiming.
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The Justice Department, however, could withhold the rationale for denying a gun purchase if disclosing information might compromise national security.
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That said, Pelosi&aposs unanticipated decision to withhold the articles of impeachment threw a curveball into Senate Republicans&apos plans.
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Separately, judges in three states ruled against the administration's efforts to withhold green cards from immigrants who receive public assistance.
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The revelation of Trump's order to withhold the aid before the phone call has triggered questions about the President's motives.
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The move was a clear rejection of the tech giant's earlier attempts to withhold the key details from state investigators.
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Instead, they said his decision to withhold aid was driven by worries over corruption and burden-sharing with other nations.
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That point, at least according to Democratic senators, has been reached with Pelosi's strategy to withhold the articles of impeachment.
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But a policy reason "is not permitted under the Impoundment Control Act" to withhold funds appropriated by Congress, GAO said.
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"The president never told me to withhold any money until the Ukrainians did anything related to the server," he said.
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Worse yet, they may choose to withhold information if they think members of the White House cannot responsibly handle it.
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They said they would continue to withhold reconstruction funds from the Assad regime unless there were "significant concessions" from him.
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But federal agencies are allowed to withhold requested documents from the public if they are compiled for law enforcement purposes.
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German officials are normally tight-lipped about high-profile investigations, preferring to withhold any information until they have clear answers.
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The best and most effective way is to remove Congress' temptation to withhold HMTF funds to allow increased spending elsewhere.
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However, he announced on Thursday that he would not withhold support for Trump's Supreme Court nominee as a bargaining chip.
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Biden too opposed the prosecutor in Ukraine, Viktor Shokin, and threatened to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees from Ukraine.
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Machines can learn to prey on vulnerable individuals or withhold offers to people based on sensitive traits such as race.
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But those plans are now imperiled by the Trump administration's decision in February to withhold a $2000 million federal grant.
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Do we take this potentially dangerous person and offer them no support or monitoring in society — and withhold their education?
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The FT spoke to several microdosers, all of whom asked to withhold their real names because the drug is illegal.
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Mr. Leshchenko has denied ever having contacted Mr. Manafort or members of his family, or seeking payments to withhold information.
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Proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services now recommends investors vote against or withhold support from directors on five or more boards.
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Withhold too much, and you take home less pay but you wind up with a larger refund the following year.
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If you withhold too little, you keep more of your paycheck, but you might owe the taxman the following spring.
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They decided that the administration could withhold from Congress the whistle-blower's accusations because they were protected by executive privilege.
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Nixon, the Supreme Court unanimously held that a president cannot use executive privilege to withhold tape recordings of his words.
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All told, the overhaul threw a cloud of confusion over the correct amount to withhold in advance from workers' paychecks.
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Maryland, which established that it's illegal for prosecutors to withhold evidence if it would change the outcome of a trial.
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They might withhold crucial information from rivals or blame failures on them, making the company as a whole less successful.
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Currently, when government agencies cite B5, which applies to internal deliberations, government agencies can withhold records under that exemption forever.
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Just as Four and Nine withhold their own names, they also withhold naming how the new government gained control of the country, what crimes the two of them might be wittingly, or unwittingly, helping to perpetuate with the road they've come to pave, and along which the new government will soon consolidate its power.
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But Gabriel's ministry has in the past rejected some arms deliveries to Saudi Arabia and can withhold the required export licences.
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Starting in 2000, parents were told to withhold peanuts from their kids until the age of three years to prevent allergies.
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Former State Representative Irving Slosberg, who requested the investigation, tells PEOPLE that he agrees with the FDLE's decision to withhold charges.
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Will the CDC's new messaging withhold or minimize the evidence regarding the efficacy of IUDs because Yoest thinks they cause abortion?
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Executive privilege is an implied presidential power, generally recognized by the courts, that permits the president to withhold information from Congress.
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The ACLU alleges that these groups frequently withhold care they are legally obligated to provide—namely family planning and emergency contraceptives.
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The allegations against them include willful neglect of duty and conspiracy to withhold information from the public about the lead contamination.
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"We suspect that producers will start to withhold exports in the coming months, putting a floor under prices," said Capital Economics.
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New York, meanwhile, will withhold 8.82 percent in taxes, which would reduce the winner's haul by $17.5 million to $107.3 million.
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But Police Chief Calvin Williams has said the city must withhold certain information to stymie anyone seeking to disrupt the convention.
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Though marginalised, the legislature had been scaring off foreign investors by threatening to withhold approval of joint ventures and other deals.
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka told Democrats Wednesday that he will withhold campaign cash from any Democrat who opposes the bill.
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When the adorable photos of their engagement went viral, the university threatened to withhold their diplomas, Wang wrote in Facebook post.
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He noted that Captain Marvel will be the first Disney movie that the company will completely withhold from its licensee partners.
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In the case of The Giverny Document and Giverny I, I utilize Diamond Reynolds's video, but I withhold Philando Castile's body.
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But on the other hand, we might find the courage to withhold judgment, because reality is not always as it appears.
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SLAM's refusal to withhold the work gives a sense of the power of the art institution in the new Trump era.
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There's the catch: Using the IRS withholding calculator alone might not be enough to pinpoint the right amount you should withhold.
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Why is it permissible to withhold anesthesia before performing a spinal tap on a premature baby in the intensive care unit?
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Executive privilege is a right claimed by presidents to withhold information about internal executive branch deliberations from other branches of government.
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In 2017, Apple instructed suppliers like Foxconn and Compal to withhold all royalty payments to Qualcomm while the dispute is ongoing.
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The news comes as big Wall Street banks are under greater pressure than ever to withhold financing from fossil-fuel projects.
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In 2013, Obama considered making this restructuring official but senior officials worried that the NSA would withhold crucial resources from Cybercom.
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But Gabriel's ministry has in the past rejected some arms deliveries to Saudi Arabia and can withhold the required export licenses.
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You read about things like how Instagram's juking the numbers so they withhold your likes so it's that much more addictive.
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Yes. Does this mean we should withhold a treatment that has a high likelihood to provide a big mental health benefit?
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Studies show that blood donation declines when rewarded by money; worse still, money induces donors to withhold details of medical conditions.
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Cossette said his decision to withhold the bank's identity "may not have met public expectations in relation to openness and transparency".
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Democratic FCC officials, who requested anonymity to discuss internal matters, likewise confirmed that Pai's office has continued to withhold the documents.
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Hence, let's watch but withhold judgement: The mark of an indisputable shift will be millions of orders for multiple years running.
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Withhold too much, and you get a refund in the following year — but you've given the government an interest-free loan.
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As an arts institution committed to presenting a multiplicity of voices, we are dismayed that we must withhold works of art.
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He fears repercussions at his job in New York and speaks with me only after I agree to withhold his identity.
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Hoyer and the Democrats, by threatening to withhold support for the CR, are trying to nip that effort in the bud.
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And it appears to contradict the Trump Administration's official position that they only intend to withhold discretionary funding to sanctuary cities.
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Another proposal sought to withhold 25% of a university administrative head's salary if his or her school didn't fly the flag.
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Withhold less and you'll get more money in your paycheck now, but you'll end up with a smaller refund next spring.
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In his ruling, Orrick said the language of the order made it clear it sought to withhold funds beyond law enforcement.
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"Presidents have a right to nominate just as the Senate has its constitutional right to provide or withhold consent," McConnell said.
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Until a more thorough investigation yields its results, it may be best to withhold judgment — not that anyone will do that.
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Trump has threatened to withhold the payments to force Democrats to the negotiating table on a healthcare bill to replace Obamacare.
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The makeup artist says Belafonte would withhold money from him unless he followed orders ... don't say a word about the injuries.
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When wages are insufficient to garnish, the DOE can have the Treasury Department withhold tax refunds and reduce Social Security payments.
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Bosses sometimes withhold pay - a practice that can trap villagers for years and is widely seen as a form of slavery.
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The bill would give federal agencies more power over the Yucca site, sidestepping Nevada's ability to withhold permits for the project.
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The Magnitsky Act allows the US to withhold visas and freeze the assets of Russians thought to have violated human rights.
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AT&T said it would not withhold shows because the licensing revenue from Time Warner was too valuable to pass up.
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Trump reportedly threatened to withhold key ObamaCare payments during a Wednesday interview to coerce Democrats to the negotiating table on healthcare.
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As the Camp Fire raged in November, Trump threatened to withhold federal payments to the state unless officials addressed forest management.
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Dan Forest, a Republican, accused the federal government of engaging in "extortion" by effectively threatening to withhold federal aid for education.
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Markle and Harry also held a christening for baby Archie last weekend and chose to withhold the names of Archie's godparents.
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"That is not a constitutional issue I've studied, so I will withhold judgment," Cruz said after being asked a second time.
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They told Griffith that they were going to withhold from her salary to account for the time production was shut down.
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"It's deeply concerning that Facebook continues to withhold critical details about the information it has and shares with others," said Rep.
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States have the authority to withhold voting rights from anyone with a criminal conviction, under the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution.
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By continuing to withhold it, the city will deepen distrust and cede the narrative about this shooting to the rumor mill.
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Trump had ordered his administration to withhold a nearly $400 million military-aid package to Ukraine days before the phone call.
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Trump ordered his administration to withhold a nearly $400 million military-aid package to Ukraine days before the conversation with Zelensky.
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Max and the other computer scientists asked me to withhold their names, out of concern for their privacy and their security.
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The soaring U.S. ouput is undermining efforts led by OPEC and Russia to withhold production in order to push up prices.
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ISS said that investors should withhold support for Zuckerberg and Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, citing concerns over board nomination procedures.
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Foxx emphasized that his department is not afraid to withhold funds or shutter Metro if FTA's safety recommendations are not followed.
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He said it was a "political decision" to withhold an easement allowing construction at a controversial river crossing in North Dakota.
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"He said it was like pot," says August, who asked that U.S. News withhold his full name to protect his privacy.
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Congress cannot withhold money from SpaceX to stop Musk from going to Mars or back to the moon, for that matter.
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Bernhardt's role in deciding to withhold the findings of the report came out through a Freedom of Information Act request (FOIA).
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"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," Taylor texted Sondland in a September message.
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And it is truly urgent: if young Mr. Warren does not remedy his dental hygiene practices, Barry will withhold future payment.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Tuesday that Washington would withhold $255 million in assistance to Pakistan.
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The Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB) agreed to withhold support from Gomes and remain neutral in the presidential contest, the people said.
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Brissette has also been charged by prosecutors with trying to withhold city permits for a music festival using non-union workers.
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One of the DOJ's concerns is that the merger may cause AT&T to withhold valuable content from other telecom companies.
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Ever the adoring grandson, he continued to withhold any information regarding the price of the bag because she seemed so happy.
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The city of Chicago sued the Trump administration last month over the DOJ's threat to withhold those grants from sanctuary cities.
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During her weekly news conference, she denied she was attempting to withhold from Trump a high-profile venue to address Americans.
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Withhold votes on the administration's top priorities, like the recent Supreme Court nomination, until the president explains and changes his behavior.
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Last year, for example, major Republican donors openly threatened to withhold contributions unless the party gave them a big tax cut.
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Even if you were to withhold taxes from your wages throughout the year, your holiday bonus may not be correctly withheld.
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Hobby Lobby established the rights of closely held religiously affiliated for-profit corporations to withhold coverage of contraception for their employees.
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They said that Mr. Landry threatened to alter or withhold their transcripts, or force them to enroll in a lower grade.
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If you need to withhold more, the longer you wait, the fewer pay periods there will be to absorb the changes.
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She learns that stories — what you include, what you withhold, what you manipulate for your audience — can drown out the truth.
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She had nothing to hide then, but she liked to envision her shadowed face — so much to withhold from the world.
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Five percent of women reported that their health professionals threatened to withhold treatment or forced them into treatment they didn't want.
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In response, then-mayor of New York City Rudolph Guiliani threatened to withhold the Brooklyn Museum's $7 million in municipal funding.
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The Trump administration is threatening to withhold federal funds from California over the state's requirement that all insurance plans cover abortion.
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Other new details paint a picture of inter-agency confusion and unrest over Trump's move to withhold military aid from Ukraine.
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The US will release $60 million to UNRWA and indefinitely withhold $65 million, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert announced last month.
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Doctors would withhold patients' prescriptions and force them to purchase Johnson & Johnson's Acuvue lenses directly from their offices at inflated prices.
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CNN has independently contacted the employee and agreed withhold their name and place of work at the request of the individual.
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Mr. Cohen wants his lawyers to be able to review the files and withhold privileged material before prosecutors can see them.
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Previous efforts by the administration to withhold federal funds from police forces in "sanctuary cities" were largely shut down by courts.
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Some might be so valuable that users will withhold them entirely, such as sensitive health data or details about their children.
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The government can withhold refunds and apply them to your student loan balance as long as the loans are in default.
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Second, guilty people who possess evidence of their guilt generally make every effort, whether legal or illegal, to withhold that evidence.
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Shame on every senator who voted to withhold information from us and to allow this mockery of a "trial" to exist.
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Mr. Maguire's top lawyer, Jason Klitenic, has maintained that it is lawful for Mr. Maguire to withhold the complaint from Congress.
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The purpose of redaction ... is to safeguard the competitive process, not to withhold information that a party frowns on making public.
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House Republicans have meanwhile argued that the president's decision to withhold aid was "entirely prudent" because he was concerned about corruption.
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Form W-4, which instructs employers how much tax to withhold, got a makeover for 2020 from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) recommended that Cypress Semi stock owners withhold their support for the company's lead independent director, Eric Benhamou.
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If Democrats were hoping that straightforward questions — Is it legitimate for presidents to withhold foreign aid to help their reelection campaigns?
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Judge Harry Leinenweber said an injunction would be premature because the department has yet to actually withhold funding from a city.
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Morrison said he warned Taylor about Trump's attempts to withhold aid and block the Ukranian president from visiting the White House.
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But he said on Monday that he did not threaten to withhold aid to Ukraine unless they investigated the Biden family.
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Biden threatened to withhold $1 billion in crucial U.S. aid to Kiev if Poroshenko did not fire the country's chief prosecutor.
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He's also telegraphed that Democrats could try to withhold funding from the DNI or go to court to get the complaint.
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Schiff has argued that the acting director of national intelligence has already taken unprecedented steps to withhold the complaint from Congress.
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Just 3 percent said they would withhold their vote for another GOP presidential candidate in 2020 if Trump supported the compromise.
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There are times when we withhold publication of information that in our view jeopardizes national security or the safety of individuals.
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Now, Democrats will be keen to learn his role in empowering Trump and others in the decision to withhold Ukraine aid.
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While those investigations failed to establish illegal trafficking in fetal tissue, they fueled calls to withhold government funding from Planned Parenthood.
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Brown asked that VICE withhold his name to protect his privacy, as well as some other personal details about the couple.
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That, in turn, could cause the Trump administration to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in annual aid to the Palestinians.
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Congress has little leverage to change the administration's foreign policy on Honduras, but it can withhold aid or State Department appointments.
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Or do we withhold our support — regardless of the film's artistic merit — because we see Netflix as a threat to moviegoing?
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When you withhold more in taxes than you ultimately owe, you are giving the United States government an interest-free loan.
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Pelosi has since indicated she will withhold the articles of impeachment until rules governing the trial are established by the Senate.
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They cite Biden's threat to withhold $1 billion in aid to Ukraine if the country's leaders did not dismiss the prosecutor.
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If you witness someone burning down a building, you are not required to withhold your judgment on their conduct pending trial.
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"We request that you withhold any use or reference to said study pending the conclusion of our internal investigations," he wrote.
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But if your company wishes to withhold my separation pay, which I was banking on for my treatment, go right ahead.
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While Silicon Valley VCs blame Wall Street's dominant role in IPOs, corporate governance experts say rules that allowed startups to withhold more information was a cause of recent flopsThey cite the impact of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act -- or the JOBS Act -- which allowed startups to file for an IPO confidentially and withhold more information about their financials.
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WASHINGTON — A top American diplomat in Ukraine repeatedly raised concerns with colleagues about the White House's decision to withhold $391 million in security aid from Ukraine, describing it as a "crazy" plan to withhold security assistance "for help with a political campaign," according to texts released Thursday as part of the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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Some specifically expressed fears AT&T would withhold popular HBO programming or charge high, arguably unfair prices for others to carry it.
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Expedia accused United of trying to force a renegotiation of their 2011 contract by threatening to withhold fares for flights after Sept.
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Now those groups figure among the organizations allowed to withhold names of their donors under the new IRS policy announced late Monday.
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He could need congressional help there as well, as Congress would need to create a legal mechanism to withhold that much money.
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Qualcomm acknowledged Wednesday that some of Apple's suppliers have started to withhold royalty payments amid its legal dispute between the iPhone maker.
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Most emblematic is America's decision to withhold "market-economy status" from China, which allows higher duties to be put on Chinese imports.
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"There's no official instruction or organized effort to withhold work, it's just sad, scared people waiting to hear more," said one staffer.
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The EPA also threatened to withhold highway funding from the state unless it handled a decades-long backlog of air pollution plans.
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Several large companies condemned the law, including AT&T, Nissan, and Tyson Foods, but none threatened to withhold business from the state.
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There has also been a rise in public arrears to construction firms, which has led them to cut staff and withhold salaries.
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"I'm surprised given the current debate that the withhold levels are as small as they are," Fisch said in a telephone interview.
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The government had threatened to withhold mining permits on federal land because it feared a reorganized Alpha would be too weak financially.
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Nissan, they say, considers the information too sensitive, and prosecutors agree, refusing to provide any details of what they plan to withhold.
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"As I said on the phone, I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," he added.
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Image: Donnie Ray Jones/FlickrFor years, parents have been told to withhold peanut products from their children until the age of three.
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Because the desert journey is so perilous, smugglers let refugees withhold payment until they get to Ajdabiya, a town in northeastern Libya.
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I could also see Netflix becoming a movie studio in 2016, as the traditional film studios continue to withhold their prime content.
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For nearly two decades, Title X law has been clear: Health care providers cannot withhold information from you about your pregnancy options.
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The White House said that the FBI and the CIA made the most requests within the government to withhold some sensitive information.
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In recent years, DAFs have received adverse publicity as a vehicle used to withhold charitable distributions, while providing a current tax benefit.
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On Saturday morning, President Trump blamed "gross mismanagement of the forests" for the fires and threatened to withhold federal funding from California.
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The measure also calls for the Secretary of Defense to withhold incentive fees from any contractor who persistently fails to remedy hazards.
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A W-4 is a form you fill out that tells your employer how much to withhold from your paycheck for taxes.
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For sensitive policies like this one, tech firms often withhold information out of fear that people will attempt to game the system.
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And courts have ruled there are restrictions on what money the government can withhold from states and cities to influence local laws.
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These are guidelines employers use along with Form W-4 to determine how much income tax workers should withhold from each paycheck.
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And the VA is taking advantage of that fact to withhold medical treatment and disability benefits from those who were injured overseas.
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The President has threatened to withhold these funds, which would result in devastating premium increases and out-of-pocket costs for families.
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But the EU's General Court ruled the ECB was right to withhold the document in order to protect its "space to think".
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On Wednesday in another legal blow for the administration, a federal judge ruled the Justice Department could not withhold funds from Philadelphia.
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"I am asking the community to withhold any judgement until the Office of the Hudson County Prosecutor concludes its investigation," Suarez said.
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"When patients don't feel comfortable with their physicians for various reasons, they withhold information," Elstein told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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The bill would require compliance and allow the federal government to withhold law enforcement grant funds from those jurisdictions that don't comply.
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If the city does not fix the problem, the state can demand full repayment, withhold state aid or seize some city assets.
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Republican leaders have also resorted to history as a basis to withhold a confirmation hearing for any person that President Obama nominates.
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Oil prices edged higher on U.S.-Iran tensions and amid expectations that producer club OPEC will continue to withhold supply this year.
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The elder President Bush in 1991 actually did withhold such support briefly — that is, until the Israel lobby flexed its bulging muscles.
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President Donald Trump signed a bill Thursday allowing states to withhold federal family planning funds from health care providers that perform abortions.
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The Magnitsky Act allows the United States to withhold visas and freeze the assets of Russians thought to have violated human rights.
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But much relies on America's convincing the government that it is prepared to withhold Vietnam's tariff exemptions should progress be deemed insufficient.
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The Obama administration made it illegal for states to withhold these family planning dollars from health clinics simply because they provide abortions.
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"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," Taylor recalled advising other ambassadors involved in Ukraine.
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But anyone who wants to give too much information or withhold too much information—those are not the ideal people to employ.
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Because Gannett missed the window to nominate its own directors to Tribune Publishing's board, Gannett decided to solicit so-called withhold votes.
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Senator Gregorio Honasan, chairman of the commission's health committee, said it had decided to "withhold its consent" to the appointment of Ubial.
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Workers can more credibly withhold their labour from firms when there are no long lines of unemployed workers waiting to replace them.
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To increase pressure, Gannett decided to solicit so-called withhold votes, encouraging Tribune shareholders to boycott their votes for the director nominees.
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President Trump has threatened to withhold those subsidies, which compensate insurers for lowering the out-of-pocket costs of low-income customers.
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"The officers did not believe they had any legal authority to withhold the weapons," said Tazewell County Sheriff Robert Huston on Sunday.
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Trouble is, no medical provider — offering family planning advice or any other medical care — may ethically withhold important information from a patient.
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If you are out $50,000 because American Express refuses a chargeback, you can withhold $50,000 from the company in your next bill.
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Joe Biden has since publicly detailed his threat to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees from the country if Shokin wasn't fired.
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In February, the South Florida health-care magnate also pledged to withhold political contributions to candidates who didn't support gun control measures.
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Never mind that under Obama, the United States has never threatened to withhold aid or loan guarantees, let alone actually do so.
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The North Korean people are not the enemy, and our country must be careful not to withhold kindness and exacerbate their struggle.
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In tweets over the weekend, Trump blamed poor forest management for the blazes and threatened to withhold emergency funding from the state.
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" Asked if he was only threatening to withhold votes on the spending bill, Graham said he was "talking about any key vote.
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The recommendation urging shareholders to withhold their support only for Benhamou came as a blow to Bingham, who ISS had earlier supported.
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Republicans, meanwhile, said the call revealed no explicit threat or "quid pro quo" arrangement to withhold foreign aid unless Ukraine investigates Biden.
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Several witnesses have pointed to Mr. Mulvaney as the conduit who executed Mr. Trump's directive to withhold the security assistance to Ukraine.
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Unsafe or inaccessible workplaces should not be a reason to withhold pay, terminate, or otherwise penalize employees — including hourly and contract workers.
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They are even making it perfectly legal to withhold resuscitation from a baby who is born alive, as Governor Northam makes clear.
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" The New Jersey Democrat later said he would withhold judgement until "all the information actually comes out from on-the-record sources.
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They've hired me for my expertise and my ability to control and withhold pleasure, but they secretly want to run the show.
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Lawler's complaint explains she felt required to, lest Choudhury diminish her as lazy, disrespectful, or withhold her certification if she didn't obey.
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Speaking from his cell on a contraband cellphone, he asked us to withhold his name for fear of retribution by prison officials.
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His replacement, Ed Holland, told regulators that Mr. Day had directed or allowed employees to withhold from regulators documents about cost overruns.
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Portman and Ayotte said their meetings were a courtesy and that they backed McConnell's move to withhold hearings for an Obama nominee.
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In the messages, Taylor wrote that he thought it was "crazy" to withhold aid from Ukraine for help with a political campaign.
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In reality, the threat to withhold funds to these cities if they don't turn over undocumented immigrants might be an empty one.
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In the days leading up to the call, Trump ordered his administration to withhold nearly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine.
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If she ordered Mr. Comey not to send the letter, it could appear that she was trying to withhold information from Congress.
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The company insists that it has no incentive to withhold any of the popular programming that it would obtain under the deal.
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British Columbia Premier John Horgan said his government was "disappointed" with the federal government's decision but would not unduly withhold construction permits.
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The collective act of defiance toward Washington came after the president threatened to withhold aid from countries that opposed the policy shift.
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Do I withhold this life-changing, potentially marriage-ending secret, even though it seems wrong not to inform her of his wrongdoings?
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"Performance suffers because people with a strong desire for self-control sometimes disengage and withhold effort," the researchers note in the study.
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And he has gotten the state to withhold $140 million that was slated to be spent on low-income housing tax credits.
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Between September and December, OPEC held three meetings where the group agreed to withhold a combined 4.2 million bpd from the market.
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The V.A. was planning to withhold most of his monthly disability compensation check until the overpayment claim was repaid to the government.
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In addition, the American military is moving to withhold about $300 million in aid to Pakistan, citing insufficient actions against terrorist groups.
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Say you withhold too much over the course of the year and get $2,899 back, the average tax refund issued last year.
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Trump now holds them hostage: Their legislation requires his signature, their reelection requires his popularity, and he is willing to withhold both.
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