We will apply the law fairly, equally and without prejudice.
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The court dismissed the case without prejudice, leaving the investigation open.
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But the fight game dishes out pain and absurdity without prejudice.
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But when you see it — without prejudice — the beard makes sense.
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A rare moment when we can experience and react without prejudice.
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She did so without prejudice, meaning she could revisit the issue.
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Look at the cover for Listen Without Prejudice — that solo album.
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The Palm Beach County case was dismissed without prejudice in November.
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" Disillusionment followed, and with his second album, "Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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"Or they can take a year off without prejudice," she says.
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Back in 1990, just after his second album Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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The dismissal was without prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs can amend their complaints.
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The judge dismissed the case without prejudice, giving the company until Feb.
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The federal lawsuit was withdrawn without prejudice, meaning Kardashian could refile it.
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People here are open to new things, and are generally without prejudice.
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The denial was without prejudice, meaning Bongiorno may still seek early release.
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The federal lawsuit was dropped without prejudice, meaning Kardashian could refile it.
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The charges were dismissed without prejudice, meaning that they could later be refiled.
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Payments are without prejudice and subject to retroactive modification dating back to Dec.
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An American Airlines spokesperson confirmed that it had dismissed the suit without prejudice.
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Kuka said on Monday that it is assessing the Midea offer without prejudice.
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This novel is generous without prejudice, which feels at once subversive and refreshing.
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The court denied the government's request that it hear the case without prejudice.
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Mr. Ren: We want the US government to treat Huawei fairly and without prejudice.
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Ramos dismissed the lawsuit without prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs can file an amended complaint.
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It focusses on the making of his second solo album Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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But his early songs as a solo artist — on Faith and Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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But his suit was dismissed without prejudice, which means it's possible he could file again.
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One interesting point ... prosecutors want the indictment dismissed "without prejudice" ... meaning they could theoretically refile.
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They tend to accept other human beings with an open mind and heart, without prejudice.
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This law stipulates that intersex persons be treated as equals, without prejudice in South Africa.
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One might call it — without prejudice — pop history: It is rewarding as well as entertaining.
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Then came some Italian filmmakers, but I believed that Italian people wouldn't understand sexuality without prejudice.
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Racism, sexism, and classism create imbalances in a system intended to be blind and without prejudice.
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According to a court filing from Monday, Walmart's complaint was "voluntarily discontinued without prejudice" to Tesla.
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" For much of his career, including his best-selling albums "Faith" and "Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's so hard to read a friend's book without prejudice.
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"It could be (a fourth case against Google) but of course we start asking questions without prejudice."
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National Restaurant Association The Hill's "Politics Without Prejudice: A Toast to Freedom of the Press"8 p.m.
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"Airmanship" is an anachronistic word, but it is applied without prejudice to women as well as men.
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I asked them twice to terminate the case without prejudice, because he has DACA, and they refused.
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This is "without prejudice" to the existing powers of the European Union to act to protect financial stability.
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And no black man has taken more advantage of his freedom than Kanye West," adding, "Listen without prejudice.
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The lawyers asked the judge if the case could be dismissed "without prejudice," meaning it could be refiled.
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Conte said he would seek to explain the government's strategy to European partners in a dialogue "without prejudice".
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The dismissal was without prejudice, meaning Abramov can refile his proposed class-action complaint, which sought unspecified damages.
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The catch here is Michelle wants the suit dismissed without prejudice, meaning she could refile it in the future.
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We will foster a safe and supportive environment without prejudice, harassment or bullying of any sort, at any level.
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"The notice is without prejudice to possible transitional arrangements on which talks may start in January," the notice said.
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They are able to see without prejudice, on both sides, which makes them people who can easily solve problems.
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Prosecutors said they dropped charges "without prejudice," meaning they could be brought again once a new investigation is completed.
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U.S. District Judge Sam Sparks, appointed under Republican President George H.W. Bush, dismissed the case without prejudice late on Wednesday.
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The charges against McCullough have been dismissed without prejudice, which means they could someday be filed again by another prosecutor.
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But I think we are going too far with the state trying to force people to be completely without prejudice.
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"The world needs to know that people who do not support sodomy should have the freedom to reject it, without prejudice."
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The deal calls for charges to be dismissed without prejudice and the finding of no fault or liability among the parties.
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The group ultimately agreed to dismiss the case without prejudice, after the agency agreed to hire someone to enforce the law.
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" The Hill will also kick off festivities with an exclusive soiree, "Politics Without Prejudice: A Toast to Freedom of the Press.
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It is essential to provide patients of all ages with access to affordable treatment for opioid addiction and withdrawal without prejudice.
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The FTC dismissed its administrative complaint challenging Cabell Huntington Hospital's planned acquisition of St. Mary's Medical Center without prejudice on Wednesday.
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Shah dismissed the investors' claims under federal antitrust, securities and commodity exchange laws without prejudice, meaning they can be brought again.
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Goins' request to have her civil lawsuit dismissed "without prejudice" preserves her ability to re-file the case at a later date.
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While the investigation is without prejudice to the outcome "it does indicate the commission has concerns," Deputy Finance Minister Menno Snel wrote.
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Options do allow a great deal of latitude, with varying degrees of widespread destruction of human life:Retaliate with nuclear weapons without prejudice.
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About an hour after the hearing ended Avenatti withdrew his motion to appear without prejudice, meaning he could take it up later.
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In a lone dissenting opinion, Kavanaugh said he would deny the stay without prejudice because the law has not yet taken effect.
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New York regulators noted that they had denied the application "without prejudice," meaning that the Williams Companies, the pipeline's operator, could reapply.
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Without rancor if we can, without delay regardless, and without party favor and without prejudice if we are true to our responsibilities.
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The two-page denial was without prejudice, meaning Royal Park and its law firm Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd may seek class certification later.
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The labour representatives said they would nonetheless evaluate any sale of Opel to PSA without prejudice, based on their previous experiences with PSA.
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The appeals court also said Exxon's petition should be dismissed without prejudice, allowing the company to seek enforcement in compliance with the FSIA.
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She and three other plaintiffs withdrew from the lawsuit over an arbitration clause, but "without prejudice," which means that they could theoretically rejoin.
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"In our democracy, the attorney general is charged with enforcing our nation's laws without prejudice and with an eye toward justice," they wrote.
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On the financial disclosure required for his Nevada campaign, Bundy signed, "ryan;bundy all rights reserved without prejudice" — a common practice among sovereign citizens.
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U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein in Manhattan granted Nadav's request to dismiss the copyright infringement case without prejudice, meaning it can be brought again.
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In August 2014, Egan voluntarily dismissed his lawsuit "without prejudice," allowing him the possibility to file again in the future on the same claims.
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Instead, it studies a phenomenon, namely cancer and the body's response to it, without prejudice, and only then attempts to draw medically useful lessons.
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"Kesha has dismissed her California action without prejudice while she pursues her appeal and other legal claims in the New York courts," he said.
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But he threw the case out "without prejudice" — a small embarrassment for federal attorneys, yet one that allowed them to file a new complaint.
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"The case against Brian Hickerson was dismissed without prejudice today," a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office told PEOPLE on Thursday.
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However, these sovereign powers can be exercised only "without prejudice to the development of the single rulebook" of EU financial rules, the final deal maintains.
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I don't think either one of them are capable of running the country correctly without prejudice and I believe that the experience is what counts.
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Ellis dropped the charges on which the jury had deadlocked but did so without prejudice, meaning the prosecution could reintroduce them at a later date.
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"The case against Brian Hickerson was dismissed without prejudice today," a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office told PEOPLE at the time.
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Despite suggestions to the contrary, victims should expect that law enforcement professionals will treat each allegation as a stand-alone event and handle without prejudice.
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In spite of all he has been through, Boumallouga said he was grateful to the police and to the judges who examined his case without prejudice.
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The judge dismissed the murder case but did so "without prejudice," leaving open the possibility that McCullough, who is 77, could some day be prosecuted again.
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The Ticuna have loudly campaigned for the right to be able to express their fluid gender, and to be seen and admired by others without prejudice.
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All the measures in the context of these controlled centres, including relocation and resettlement, will be on a voluntary basis, without prejudice to the Dublin reform.
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Preparatory work for the opening of other Chapters will continue at an accelerated pace without prejudice to Member States' positions in accordance with the existing rules.
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The question is which approach is more effective — when The Times looks as if it has joined the resistance, or when it excavates facts without prejudice?
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"We have made these contributions to both parties' host committees without prejudice towards or against those nominated by the conventions," the company said in a statement.
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They started showing up in court and immediately asking judges to dismiss the cases without prejudice, meaning that the cases could still be filed later on.
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The Maricopa County Attorney's office filed a motion to dismiss charges without prejudice, which means prosecutors can refile charges at a later date, spokesman Jerry Cobb said.
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Still, a judge has dismissed most of this lawsuit's claims without prejudice, meaning that the plaintiff can file a modified complaint that's clearer in making its case.
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In the Thursday hearing, Noriega said, prosecutors asked the judge to dismiss the petition without prejudice, leaving open the possibility of revisiting the parole violation, she said.
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"The registration approach makes courts subservient to ministerial requirements and compounds the work of judges by unnecessarily forcing them to dismiss cases without prejudice," Fourth Estate said.
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This letter is without prejudice to any other rights and remedies Landlord has under the Lease, at law or in equity, all of which are expressly reserved.
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On Friday, the new lawyer filed court documents to dismiss the case, and it has since been dismissed without prejudice "with intent to refile" as reported by TMZ.
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But before his death, he was trying out new music, with plans to release more in 2017—specifically a reissue of his 1990 album Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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"Kesha has dismissed her California action without prejudice while she pursues her appeal and other legal claims in the New York courts," Petrocelli said in an official statement.
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"Kesha has dismissed her California action without prejudice while she pursues her appeal and other legal claims in the New York courts," Petrocelli said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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This was part of a larger pattern of Nintendo deleting levels without prejudice, creating a deep sense of mistrust between Nintendo and the very community was trying to cultivate.
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From the available information about the "offending" story, it's one that I would have routinely written without prejudice to its subject and with acknowledgment of the publicly available facts.
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"If this primary, without preconditions and without prejudice, allows us to select the best candidate of the left, it's a good idea, and it must be organized," he said.
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Quiet, now, but accompanied by a picture of a rainbow-filtered crowd mirroring a post from 28 June 2015—the same day as NYC Gay Pride—reading: "Live Without Prejudice".
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Those text messages presumably came from the trove of information accumulated by the Pepper Hamilton investigation — the very information that reformers and others are demanding be made public without prejudice.
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It is the sound of Russell tearing the lid off of a musical pandora's box and leaving in his wake the possibility for further bands to explore sounds without prejudice.
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The domestic violence case against the season 6 winner of 'AGT' was dismissed without prejudice Wednesday ... meaning the case could still be reopened pending further investigation and discussions with the victim.
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More sadistically, a quick Google search for Deepnest reveals lots of players who, like me, did not intend to find this area—the game dumped them there unexpectedly and without prejudice.
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"[P]latforms should provide transparent and relevant information on the functioning of algorithms that select and display information without prejudice to platforms IPRs [intellectual property rights]," the committee of experts writes.
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In 2016, the Supreme Court upheld affirmative action as necessary and without prejudice, but, the atmosphere surrounding the decision and the continued existence of the program might drastically change under Trump.
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Glen will ask for the case to be dropped without prejudice, meaning she will have about two years from the date of the reported offense to refile charges if Ramirez eventually cooperates.
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In a filing Friday, lawyers for Hernandez's daughter, Avielle, and her mother, Shayanna Jenkins Hernandez, said they had dismissed their case against the N.F.L. "without prejudice," which allows them to refile it.
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"Kesha has dismissed her California action without prejudice while she pursues her appeal and other legal claims in the New York courts," Kesha's attorney, Daniel Petrocelli, wrote in a statement to Rolling Stone.
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On Wednesday, Glen requested the case be dropped without prejudice, meaning she has two years from the date of the alleged incident to re-file charges if the alleged witness decides to cooperate.
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"The investigation by our Enforcement Bureau is still ongoing – the license is issued without prejudice to any enforcement action," Neil Grace, a spokesperson for the FCC, wrote in an email to The Verge.
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Amongst all the techno-flash, chrome-perfection of a world full of photographic imagery, an image that suggests an alternative reality in a non-figurative, allusive way can be viewed afresh, without prejudice.
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"Myanmar authorities should allow these refugees to undertake such go-and-see visits without prejudice to their right to return at a later date," the UNHCR said in a statement late on Sunday.
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We aim to foster a safe and supportive environment without prejudice, harassment or bullying of any sort, at any level, as set out in our joint statement with the theatre industry on 23 October.
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"Kesha has dismissed her California action without prejudice while she pursues her appeal and other legal claims in the New York courts," Kesha's lawyer Daniel M. Petrocelli said Monday in a statement to PEOPLE.
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"'Fantasy' was originally meant to be on [the album] 'Listen Without Prejudice' and was intended to be one of the singles from the album, but somehow it got lost in the ether," he said.
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"Should new options arise because of politicians' efforts, then we will assess those the same way without prejudice as we are assessing the offer by Midea," Reuter said in an interview published on Sunday.
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Asked about U.S. criticism of China's rights record, Geng said the United States was ignoring the facts and that anyone who was without prejudice could see the enormous progress China had made on rights.
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Meanwhile, Schnatter has agreed to dismiss two lawsuits: one against the company in the Delaware Chancery Court without prejudice and one in Jefferson County, Kentucky, related to a sublease agreement with prejudice, the company said.
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Schnatter has also agreed to dismiss two lawsuits: one against the company in the Delaware Chancery Court without prejudice and another in Jefferson County, Kentucky, related to a sublease agreement with prejudice, the company said.
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The first word that Paris and Berlin have a problem with is "existing" and appears in the sentence that regulatory leeway offered to Britain is "without prejudice (..) to the existing powers of the Union institutions".
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He steals policies without prejudice—from the right, a desire to free up markets and businesses to create jobs and wealth; from the left, a belief in the role of government to shape, direct and protect.
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Merritt spent seven months behind bars before prosecutors dropped the 2188 felony charges against him in April and a Maricopa County judge dismissed the case "without prejudice," leaving law enforcement pondering how their investigation fell apart.
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The 4th Circuit decision upheld the tossing-out of an earlier suit she brought in Virginia, but said the dismissal was "without prejudice," leaving open the possibility she could try to proceed by revising her suit.
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Dismissal without prejudice leaves open the possibility that the government could bring new charges should there come a time within the statute of limitations when and the government be in a position to provide the requested discovery.
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Documents obtained by PEOPLE have revealed that the hip-hop superstars (born Aubrey Drake Graham and Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, respectively) were dismissed without prejudice from the suit on Wednesday — however, several other defendants continue to face accusations.
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And in April, the Florida District Court of Appeals ruled in Epstein's favor, ordering Brunel's lawsuit be dismissed—albeit without prejudice, leaving open the door for the complaint to be refiled—because it was not properly served.
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"The text clarifies that financial oversight is a national competence but without prejudice to the single rulebook and to European financial authorities," said Roberto Gualtieri, head of the economic and monetary affairs committee of the European Parliament.
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"Because the summons is now withdrawn, Twitter voluntarily dismisses without prejudice all claims against Defendants in the above-captioned matter," Twitter said in a court filing on Friday in which it withdrew its lawsuit against the government.
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George Michael's trajectory was different, and hinged on an overt effort to move from teen idol status with Wham to being taken seriously – his second solo album was titled Listen Without Prejudice – as a songwriter and record producer.
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The handful of loosely spinning sliders that Pineda left up in the strike zone were punished without prejudice by the Diamondbacks, most gallingly an 0-2 pitch that the light-hitting Ahmed singled to drive in a run.
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"The application is denied without prejudice, provided that the Court of Appeals will afford sufficient time for either party to seek relief in this court before the depositions in question are taken," the court's public information office said.
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Since the OCC has not reached a final decision on the fintech charters, the claims were "not ripe," and any purported harm speculative, U.S. District Court Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald wrote in her decision tossing the case without prejudice.
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"After further review, the United States, in the exercise of its discretion, has determined that these matters should be dismissed without prejudice," read the motion submitted by Jessie K. Liu, the United States attorney for the District of Columbia.
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"I Want Your Sex" from the same album hit No. 280, despite being hampered by controversy around its title, especially in the US. Michael's final commercial smash as a solo artist came in 280, with Listen Without Prejudice, Vol. 280.
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Judge Navarro dismissed the Lanham Act claim without prejudice on August 1100, 260, holding that Trump's hotel companies failed to allege that the labor unions were engaged in commercial speech, and dismissed the state law claim due to lack of jurisdiction.
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Bard's claim, dismissed without prejudice Friday by U.S. District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman in Chicago, was filed as a counterclaim in a lawsuit Medline brought earlier this year accusing Bard of infringing two Medline patents with its Bardex I catheter product.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Thursday that it had felt from U.S. President Donald Trump a willingness to work with Russia without prejudice during his phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday, the RIA news agency reported.
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Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia denied without prejudice a request from the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law for a temporary restraining order against the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity.
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Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia denied without prejudice a request from the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law for a temporary restraining order against the Presidential Advisory Commission on Integrity.
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In a brief order, the Supreme Court justices said the appeal was "denied without prejudice," indicating they will maintain an open mind on the underlying legal issue still being considered by the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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"After conferring on the matter, the parties mutually agreed that Attorney General Walker will withdraw the subpoena and Exxon Mobil will stipulate to the dismissal without prejudice of this action," read a filing in U.S. district court signed by lawyers from both sides.
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U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Wolford in Rochester, New York dismissed without prejudice a trademark infringement lawsuit filed last month by Barnes on behalf of Cellino & Barnes that sought to block Cellino's family members from calling a recently founded rival firm Cellino & Cellino.
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A motion filed Wednesday by Mesa city prosecutor John Belatti -- on behalf of Robert Johnson, 35, who had been charged with disorderly conduct and hindering police -- asked that the charges be dropped without prejudice "in the interest of justice," the Arizona Republic reported.
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"A dismissal without prejudice now would spare this court the need to issue a decision that may be unnecessary pending the outcome of Gloucester while assuring that, if and when a claim is ever ripe, U.K. law will have been settled," Zakarin wrote.
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"Trust that justice will be done in our courts without prejudice or partisanship is what in a large part distinguishes this country from others people must be confident that a judge's designs are determined by the law and only the law," said Garland.
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Texas is one of the nation's most diverse states and SB 22019 protects all the state's residents against discrimination and ensures that law enforcement always acts within the boundaries of federal law — ensuring the law is always applied fairly and without prejudice.
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Morin granted the government's request to dismiss most of the charges they asked to drop against the seven defendants without prejudice, meaning the government could, at least in theory, bring them again in the future; Baset said they did not plan to do so.
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An email sent by King to defense attorneys and prosecutors provided to Navy Times indicated that Bolivar dismissed the charges "without prejudice," which means they can be brought back in the future if more evidence arrives or a different convening authority reviews the case.
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"Today was the hearing to determine if the mistrial of the court was with prejudice or without prejudice, and Judge Gloria Navarro dismissed the case with prejudice, meaning that the US Attorney's Office could not bring the case against Cliven Bundy back," Whipple said Thursday.
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Captain Hakimzadeh, who oversees it all, told The Virginian-Pilot that he hoped his rise from enlisted son of an immigrant to commander of a carrier showed that in his experience in the Navy, and the nation, rewarded dedication and hard work without prejudice.
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"At a time when deep-seated fears of socioeconomic and cultural change need to be addressed honestly and without prejudice, Mr. Trump grandstands like a snake-oil salesman, squandering his formidable charisma and communication skills in favor of ego, selfishness and false promises," he writes.
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Michael and Rodgers had been working together on the project shortly before he died, and the fun, upbeat dance track — which was featured on Ladies & Gentlemen and Twenty Five — was originally intended to be on Michael's 1990 Listen Without Prejudice album, but was ultimately left off.
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"On the basis of the elements submitted by Austria and the countries joining the referral request, and without prejudice to the outcome of its full investigation, the Commission considers that the transaction may have a significant adverse effect on competition in the European Economic Area," it writes.
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"On receiving the adviser's assessment, the committee would decide how to proceed, and the arrangement would be without prejudice to its formal powers to require that the FCA produce the report," TSC Chair Nicky Morgan said in a letter to FCA CEO Andrew Bailey and released to the media.
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"It is ordered that the above-entitled action be and is hereby dismissed and discontinued without costs, and without prejudice to the right to reopen the action within forty-five days of the date of this Order if the settlement is not consummated," the July 20 order reads.
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Prosecutors said they would prefer to wait to resolve the hung counts until sentencing or after Manafort was done cooperating, but if the judge wanted to deal with them now, they wouldn't oppose the judge dismissing those counts without prejudice, meaning the government could bring them again in the future.
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If it&aposs done right and fairly and without prejudice or DOJ obstruction, this report will shed a critical light on how Hillary Clinton&aposs 2016 criminal investigation was grossly mishandled by a group of high-ranking partisan deep state bureaucrats under the coercive thumb, of course, of the Obama administration.
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According to Lord—and the LA county court records—the judge dismissed the case without prejudice, saying an arbitration clause buried in the Star Citizen end-user license agreement prevented Lord, or anyone, from taking RSI to court for a refund on a game that some backers think may never come out.
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Parnas denied threatening his landlord, and the man's petition was dismissed without prejudice for lack of evidence, but the allegations represent just one of several odd links between the man now facing federal criminal charges and the president of the United States — and just one of several disturbing chapters from Parnas' past.
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In the world we live in today, when privacy is so important and also it's against the law to release things, could things leak out of an organization that's supposed to be professional and is supposed to be able to protect your rights as a human being to protect yourself without prejudice?
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"While other world leaders, like Justin Trudeau the Canadian Prime Minister was quick to seek clarification from the US authorities and insist on all Canadian citizens being treated equally and without prejudice about their place of birth, my Prime Minister is willing to indicate I am a second class citizen in my country." https://twitter.
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Some science fiction has predicted that artificial intelligence could one day take over the world and turn on humans, but experts warn there's a far more immediate risk, so-called biased AI. That is, when programs — which are theoretically neutral and without prejudice — rely on faulty algorithms or insufficient data to develop unfair biases against certain people.
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Jerry Cobb, a spokesman for the Maricopa County attorney, said that the office filed a motion to dismiss the charges, which include carrying out a drive-by shooting, without prejudice against the suspect, Leslie Merritt Jr. "We have identified additional forensic investigation that needs to be completed in order for the case to proceed," Mr. Cobb said Friday.
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But Wiley's ruling found fault with New York prosecutors' argument that Manafort had not been "previously prosecuted" — as defined by the state — for several of the hung bank fraud charges in part because they were dismissed "without prejudice" as a condition of his later plea deal as long as Manafort admitted to the conduct underlying the charges.
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Ellis dismissed 10 counts that the Virginia jury deadlocked on "without prejudice," meaning the government could bring them again in the future, at least in theory, if they aren't satisfied with his cooperation per his plea deal — Ellis suggested there might be legal reasons why the government wouldn't be able to bring those charges in the future, but he said that was for the government to figure out.
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"Supervision or resolution of financial institutions and markets ... in view of preserving the financial stability of (non-euro states)... is ... a matter for their own authorities and own budgetary responsibility ... "This is without prejudice to the development of the single rulebook and to Union mechanisms of macro-prudential oversight for the prevention and mitigation of systemic financial risks in the Union and to the existing powers of the Union to take action that is necessary to respond to threats to financial stability.
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I do not proclaim that white critics and intellectuals are incapable of critiquing black art altogether, but I strongly believe that in order for their analysis to be one that is accurate without prejudice, they must first study the black experience and the ambivalent ideologies within black culture in order to examine the gravity of black art "Imperial-Hipster Bible VICE Did Paid Propaganda for Saudi Arabia" by Ben Norton for Gray Zone … Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman even personally met with VICE co-founder and billionaire Shane Smith, during his charm offensive in the United States in early 2018 — when the authoritarian de facto ruler likewise rubbed elbows with key figures from the US ruling class, including Oprah, Bill Clinton, Henry Kissinger, Bill Gates, Tim Cook, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Thomas Friedman, and Jeffrey Goldberg.
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