That's saying we don't go from an illusion to reality (the western idea of 'Finding The Truth'), but rather we go from one workable solution to another more workable solution.
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Smith … but in practice, the doctrine is fairly workable.
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You can comb through the product, and it is workable.
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Doubts remain about whether the deal is legal or workable.
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Engineers and researchers at universities in Texas have workable plans.
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It's not as good as "forever boyfriend," but it's workable.
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Only then will troops be able to develop workable plans.
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"We're looking at that and seeing if it's workable," Sen.
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Doubts remain over whether the deal is legal or workable.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders have settled into a workable rhythm.
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Canby designated it a "workable possible impression," but worth checking.
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Trump's huge deportation plan isn't workable, but it is metaphor.
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This is a proven, workable treatment that scales reasonably well.
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It was, instead, a political strategy to make plutocracy workable.
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Luckily, there were enough to make a workable theme set.
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Meanwhile, May will keep trying to find a workable deal.
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For the moment, though, a workable fan would be nice.
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But they still haven't come up with a workable replacement.
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"It has to be workable to both sides," Nauert continued.
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They need to produce something that&aposs fair, efficient, and workable.
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The result, apparently, is a bill that may not be workable.
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"It's a very simple, but very workable, organizational model," Beauchamp said.
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A workable buddy system still continued to elude Forrister and me.
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The Surface Pro isn't ideal in your lap, but it's workable.
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"It doesn't seem either traditional or workable to me," Bolten said.
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But there's some skepticism that this is a workable enforcement mechanism.
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But deep doubts remain about whether it is legal or workable.
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We've proven our farm design is workable in any industrial space.
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We are debating if this specific, 400-page rule is workable.
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The American Consumer Institute's recent study offers a workable policy solution.
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With the advance of technology, that compromise is no longer workable.
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Understanding the science behind warming is critical to crafting workable solutions.
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It's a workable plan the rest of the industry can adopt.
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It's workable data, it's publishable, I put together a good project.
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That may not be workable in a small field or market.
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Will we see a workable policy solution to regulating tech companies?
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It's likely not a workable solution; it's not a practical solution.
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Hurdles: There are concerns over how workable the deal will be.
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Business community will come together to help find a workable solution.
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Negotiations are taking place on what a workable backstop might be.
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Many women flourish as we learn how to make everything workable.
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It has pointed Mac toward a workable path in the world.
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But now we have the first workable evidence of arbitrary blocking.
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Proponents called it a realistic, workable alternative reflecting realities on the ground.
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Curbelo says he will work to find a permanent workable immigration policy.
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And they wondered how his aggressive tack could be legal or workable.
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So the whizzy new weapons are probably workable, at least in principle.
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He knows what is going on, and he wants a workable plan.
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It would be workable if Congress enjoyed broad public affection and legitimacy.
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Argentina's request merits a quick, credible and workable response from the IMF.
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No, I don't support his proposed job guarantee, which probably isn't workable.
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Unfortunately, even with a workable theme set, there was still trouble ahead.
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"We have no other workable hypothesis about how that happened," Johnson said.
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But in the current fiscal climate, tax deductions are a workable alternative.
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"We have no other workable hypothesis about how that happened," he said.
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He simply modified it to be more politically palatable and legally workable.
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Coming up with actual, workable ideas and then implementing them is difficult.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers have found a workable compromise to address Puerto Rico's debt crisis with legislation that includes a workable restructuring process and other provisions, U.S. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement on Thursday.
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A one-hour turn-around time might also not be workable, it said.
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But companies with a workable business plan for turning a profit are rare.
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"Don't immediately respond with judgment, whether good, bad, workable or not," she added.
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It's harder to devise a detailed replacement that's workable, affordable and politically popular.
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At minimum, this means doing a lot of pumping to make them workable.
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It's an easy but lousy jab, perfectly workable regardless of any clear context.
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In practice, though, a workable MANET has proved impossible to design—until now.
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Thin, workable layers are of the essence to prevent a caked-on appearance.
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My husband, who is white, found a small, workable place near Park Slope.
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Another UN resolution, this one condemning Israeli settlement activity, seemed a workable compromise.
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Perhaps. The schedule during the rest of the month is a workable one.
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Successfully objecting the move, Collins argued the bill was the best workable option.
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"Uber had brought to the market a very workable solution," Martz told me.
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Researchers say workable implants would be no larger than a grain of rice.
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She wanted the research to be relatable to everyday living while mathematically workable.
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Help them create a workable budget that prioritizes savings but develops self-control.
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Rather, it was a call to translate those conservative ideas into workable policies.
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The Times has no workable way to do that kind of thing now.
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She starts with a rough idea, then sketches it into a workable design.
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Redress mechanisms for consumers are also challenged as too complex to be workable.
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But Ashe defends the settlement as a workable arrangement for the federal government.
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Is this roster a workable solution for him in an era of superteams?
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And they need to offer the country a workable plan to address it.
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In the Federalist Papers, Alexander Hamilton concluded that there was no workable alternative.
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But there is no excuse for lack of workable redundant power source. NONE!
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Congress is struggling to find workable solutions and innovative ways to fund them.
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The result has been the world's most successful run at a workable democracy.
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"You need to give us a principle that is workable," Justice Alito said.
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He flipped the page, flipped the page again, until he found something workable.
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The president has set out a policy that is popular, workable and practical.
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It also establishes workable funding levels for those executive branch appropriations for 2019.
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Also, simply repealing Obamacare without having a workable replacement is just as bad.
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But the point is that this is still a stable and workable outcome.
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It seemed like a workable plan, and I discharged her from the hospital.
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"If guidance as to what might represent a workable solution for Debenhams could result in no equity value for Debenhams' current shareholders, from Sports Direct's perspective and that of Debenhams' wider stakeholders, that is not a workable solution," Sports Direct said.
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He said last month that he hoped to have a workable proposal by summer.
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Buffett, for example, hasn't yet developed a workable formula for matters of the heart.
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Americans deserve better than fringe talk; they need to hear about real, workable solutions.
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May's Cabinet still hasn't found a workable solution for avoiding a hard Irish border.
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Whether the Copenhagen Wheel succeeds as a workable commuting vehicle is to be determined.
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Moscovici said it was critical for Rome to come up with a workable budget.
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Still, it'll be pretty neat if it does become a workable prototype one day.
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That said, it does hold together thematically, making for an awkward but workable landing.
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I definitely think it's workable, and to me gender is just a social construct.
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It turns out that's not workable at all: There is no one deepest rule.
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The discussion finished constructively with a promise that he'd put together a workable plan.
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Clinton has consistently advanced the more workable, detailed ideas on domestic and foreign policy.
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The law directs the state Agency of Human Services to design a workable program.
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"The UK has still not come forward with a workable, realistic proposal," he tweeted.
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It's still a delay that can pose problems but it's a more workable timeline.
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There is, of course, a middle path, providing workable and humane alternatives to detention.
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The outcome was not what the multinationals preferred, but it was a workable solution.
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"The tough part would be getting the code to a workable state," FitzPatrick said.
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The most cost-effective "ideal" approaches are not always the most politically workable approaches.
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Unfortunately for Republicans, adding a workable geographic adjustment provision is not a simple proposition.
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No ISP responded to the library's initial RFP because, frankly, their proposal wasn't workable.
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NIkos Moraitakis, CEO of software recruiting firm Workable, which services 20,000 companies worldwide, agrees.
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Let business take care of the architecture of a workable national gun ownership plan.
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So the parties will be under a lot of pressure to find a workable compromise.
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Creating a knowledgeable public requires at least some workable signals that distinguish truth from falsehood.
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Up to 200 people are exploring the hill to try to find a workable shaft.
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This is safer than pure lithium and made the battery workable for real-world applications.
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Still, it's clear Apple is getting closer to a more workable keyboard for its iPad.
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A deal with the DUP and their 10 lawmakers would give her a workable majority.
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But Rinne faced "a mountain-sized challenge" to form a workable parliamentary majority, it wrote.
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He'll need a solid budget that provides a workable solution to all the spending demands.
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Investors are looking to see if a workable deal can come out of the summit.
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For a solution to be workable, it "needs to be accessible for everyone," Napper says.
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"Local and regional experimentation is crucial to developing a workable model for portable benefits," Sen.
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As ever, tests in a lab don't always equal workable results in the real world.
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Our health will suffer if a workable Green New Deal plan fails to advance soon.
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"That discretion must be guided by objective, workable standards," he wrote in his majority opinion.
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In our polarized environment, anything that guides us toward workable compromises is a treasure indeed.
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With subtle diplomacy, however, all four countries may be able to create a workable balance.
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But the White House says ObamaCare is "imploding" because the law is simply not workable.
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For example, there should be a clear path to a workable and responsible immigration policy.
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At some point, they're going to want to hear workable solutions from their elected representatives.
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Do any of these tests seem like workable standards that the Supreme Court might use?
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NYX Photogenic Concealer gives you workable high coverage without being too dense or too thick.
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But what if the most workable answer isn't something big, but hosts of small tweaks?
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We already know a few things about what workable and worthy legislation will look like.
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Everyone of goodwill in town is surely praying he finds a workable model with Chicagoist.
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"Design Patterns" teaches developers how to construct workable code with a number of recommended patterns.
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Republicans in Congress weren't prepared with a workable plan, and Trump never had any plan.
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Enrollment and cost projections were understated in an effort to make it seem more workable.
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But the justices appeared no closer to finding that workable standard they seek on Wednesday.
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The media platforms, however, irresponsibly underestimated the difficulties of formulating workable rules regarding political activity.
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The hardest part, if he was being honest, was simply finding the workable source material.
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But what asylum reforms should progressives push for to build a humane, workable, and sustainable program?
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That information led him to believe the state can find a workable solution with Planned Parenthood.
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If Murchison does contain workable oil deposits, no power on Earth will stop their being exploited.
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Patreon has proven to be a workable business model for small artists, developers, and development collectives.
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But Magic Leap seems unlikely to release workable consumer-oriented augmented reality glasses any time soon.
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He's also trying to construct new buildings, claiming there is a lack of workable office space.
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An additional 30 could be workable, depending what Moore can dig up (her services cost extra).
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"We will assess proposals to see if they are workable and realistic," he wrote on Twitter.
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Workable, a startup whose software aims to make hiring easier, was launched in Athens in 2012.
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But that does not lead us to a higher level of understanding nor towards workable solutions.
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The idea of finding an ancient artifact to ward off an intergalactic enemy sounds workable enough.
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The science and technical capability to produce a workable hydrogen bomb is also significantly more challenging.
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These are the biggest tests for whether or not it is a workable paid leave program.
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"It very much is a workable goal," Hancock told The Hill of the year-end target.
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" Esper, meanwhile, said privatized housing this "is still a workable model," albeit one that needs "adjustments.
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But describing the crisis is not the same as having a workable and rational alternative strategy.
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It's also no real criticism to note that his ideas aren't workable within the current system.
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Even if a bond deal were workable, the sanctions concern could raise Moscow's cost of borrowing.
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But having won, Trump now faces the humdrum task of turning his nonsense into something workable.
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We will see if this policy is workable—which perhaps it was never intended to be.
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"Ineos calls upon the Government to either make shale workable or shut it down," Ineos said.
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But we now know that individual risk management isn't a workable alternative to corporate risk-pooling.
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So far, though, they haven't really proposed any concrete, workable, solution to change the status quo.
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The catch: This could be a workable policy idea, but it's a political and logistical nightmare.
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And people in struggling towns could learn something from the workable policies of the left coast.
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It took hundreds of failed attempts before the directorate finally came up with a workable version.
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She never gets to the part where she asks if this could be a workable relationship.
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But the Court's opinion hardly delivers a clear and workable standard for judges to go by.
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The devices Biden saw weren't close to being workable; they had been staged for the visit.
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When these revealed the inadequacy of our plans, I was charged with making them workable ASAP.
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A workable framework could be a landmark opinion that could revolutionize how states draw their lines.
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The test was originally scheduled for Saturday, but weather prevented that from being a workable option.
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The STB appears to have ignored workable alternative solutions that a thorough RIA would have considered.
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But Republicans will not be able to devise a workable, affordable insurance program without a mandate.
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But what approach is most workable, particularly under a Trump administration with Congress in Republican control?
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But some Democrats privately believe provisions they see as problematic could be tweaked to become workable.
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But it's not a workable option for Kahan, who wants to maintain control over the Birkenstock brand.
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In order for a restructuring plan to be workable, the economy of Puerto Rico has to work.
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France's Europe Minister Nathalie Loiseau said the EU was still waiting for "a workable solution" from London.
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There's even a crowdsourced game (FoldIt) that tries to leverage human intuition to predict workable protein forms.
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"[My review] sets out a workable blueprint for bold, global action to tackle this challenge," O'Neill said.
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The RapID framework reduces the lag time from two seconds to a far more workable 200 milliseconds.
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The trade may be workable for some traders though not for many, a Singapore-based trader said.
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But she also wants a workable deal that satisfies businessfolk and prevents a hard border in Ireland.
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Their job is to find a workable solution, bit-by-bit, without the benefit of a roadmap.
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Again, Trump's Cuba comments won't be hard for his incoming administration to make into a workable policy.
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In the middle decades of the 20th century, Indian opium was just a workable, last-ditch resort.
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Workable's Nikos Moraitakis quit a job in Dubai to set up Workable in Athens despite Greece's problems.
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A display manufacturer itself, the company floated its own flexible display tech as a potential workable solution.
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Even the STB commissioners have questioned if this approach is a workable method to resolve rate cases.
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Understanding the challenges of the New Middle Class must be the foundation for creating workable policy solutions.
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San Francisco has convened a task force to create a workable blueprint with a rigorous business plan.
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It is time to make work workable for working parents and create workplaces by design, not default.
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Parliament's attempt to seize control on Wednesday, historic though it was, failed to deliver a workable consensus.
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The denim brand enlisted Seattle-based startup Evrnu to transform the old tees into new, workable materials.
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Reforming government starts with fresh, bold ideas — not just principles, but workable policies that lead to solutions.
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What geometric measurement, if any, could be used to satisfy Justice Kennedy's search for a "workable standard"?
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The constraints – logistically and financially - that the resulting planning conditions put upon us are simply not workable.
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So we have not given a TARP, but we have certainly given what is workable in India.
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Now, it's increasingly evident that they have no workable plan and might never come up with one.
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Ri said Saturday that North Korea has nearly completed its goal of developing a workable nuclear arsenal.
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Many. First, nobody knows if this is workable program, which is what the prototyping effort will determine.
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Historically, governments have resisted any limitations on their power even when those limitations are workable and reasonable.
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The lack of a novelty factor isn't surprising, because there aren't many workable new options in Afghanistan.
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What modifications might be necessary to make those places workable for the disabled and able bodied alike?
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So to me, the patch is pretty much an admission that QM itself is not very workable.
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Because, in case you somehow don't get it, none of this is even remotely true or workable.
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"Certainly the customs partnership, as proposed by the UK last June, isn't workable, that's the view of the (EU) taskforce and the EU27 and has been rejected, but I do think the customs partnership is closer to being made workable than this proposal of 'max fac'," Varadkar told parliament.
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"Bankers are really familiar with concrete and steel, so every workable solution is concrete and steel," Nasheed said.
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Even for custom TensorFlow Lite models, Google is working on compressing the models to a more workable size.
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And it's definitely workable, depending on how badly you want AirPods (as opposed to some other wireless earbuds).
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If "workable standards" for unrigging elections were to surface, he wrote, "courts should be prepared to order relief".
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If you're happy sacrificing camera quality for a workable, budget-friendly Android phone, there's a device for you.
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Maybe if she and others had worked for months to negotiate and ultimately couldn't find a workable compromise.
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He said that up to 200 people are exploring the hill to try to find a workable shaft.
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"It's better for us to stay in this testing phase until we have good workable solutions," he said.
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The Security Council has so far failed to find any workable solution to the five year Syrian conflict.
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"A consortium of banks are looking at this, at what could be workable past Brexit," one person said.
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"The negotiations are continuing on what a workable backstop looks like - those negotiations haven't concluded," the spokeswoman said.
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Unless they are released or they return home, they cannot vote in parliament to form a workable majority.
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Tax reform is long overdue, but bipartisan agreement on the need for reform hasn't yielded a workable proposal.
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The ground there "is made of clay called bentonite that is self-supporting and as workable as wax."
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Since declaring his candidacy a year ago, Mr. Trump has revealed almost no policy knowledge or workable proposals.
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Strategize with your financial advisor to assess how workable that idea is, and how best to approach it.
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One workable public policy solution is to implement a VMT pilot program, like the proposal offered by Rep.
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She also was hired to translate Google's ability to monetize user interactions into a workable template for Facebook.
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Going after the cartels' business model by addressing TBML is a new, workable solution to protect our communities.
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EY said it would support workable measures that genuinely improved audit quality to rebuild society's trust in business.
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Republicans and Democrats on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue have skin in the game to reach workable resolutions.
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But no state has found a workable, long-term solution to the strain caused by the opioid crisis.
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"We take a big pile of crap and we turn it into something workable," one of them said.
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Without the CSR payments, though, that might not be workable for insurers — it would dramatically increase their costs.
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The key to constructing this puzzle was finding workable downs for the left-hand side of the grid.
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Members of the group struggled with how to structure that proposal in a way they felt was workable.
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Yet they have not entirely convinced Wall Street analysts that their pairing is workable in the long term.
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Doing so, officials say, simply lends credibility to the idea that there are workable alternatives to the agreement.
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The results were modest but indeniable: Wolf and Woody had proved that the Bertillon system was theoretically workable.
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Such negotiations are essential to hammering out a workable peace settlement and, thus far, the Taliban have resisted.
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Again, no one actually knows how this will go or even if a national unity government is workable.
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They were attacked relentlessly, and sometimes reasonably, but his opponents didn't demonstrate their own plans were more workable.
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So I set to work to find other change-UMB-to-UMP words and created a workable set.
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In an increasingly divided Europe, there still appears to be no workable solution to the ongoing refugee crisis.
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They've had a long time to come up with workable plans, and they haven't done that at all.
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There's much more ability to actually do stuff than they are given credit for - given a workable monetary environment.
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It's hard but malleable, is relatively common, melts at a low enough temperature to be workable, and doesn't rust.
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You might think that allowing a transgender person to use the restroom of their choice is a workable solution.
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In a 2004 case, Justice Anthony Kennedy left the door open for a "workable standard" to eventually be found.
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That could be workable for small-business owners and professionals communicating with clients that make them significant revenue each.
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All in all, Face ID is a fine replacement for Touch ID. It's not perfect, but it's perfectly workable.
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But workable online alternatives for aces seeking their preferred levels of partnership and connection are few and far between.
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Restrained as ever, the chancellor regretted the FDP's decision and insisted that a workable deal had been within reach.
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While just drafting a workable budget is an important step, technology could make it easier to stay on track.
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And if you start them off big, what finally gets through the mess of Washington is different but workable.
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Airbus reckons it might be ready in 5-7 years, at least in terms of a full workable model.
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But unlike plant-based meats, which are already workable, cell-based meat products are still a long way away.
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"We're building an operation that's scalable and workable for all candidates," said Katie Walsh, the RNC's chief of staff.
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The matte shadows are tougher to blend than the shimmers in my experience, but still workable on my lids.
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Talking pictures complicated matters, and, with subtitling and dubbing not yet a workable solution, companies shot multiple-language versions.
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I enjoy constructing Thursday puzzles like this one because of the additional challenge of finding a workable grid pattern.
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While it is easy to be critical of the Affordable Care Act, coming up with workable solutions is difficult.
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Her Brexit minister Dominic Raab, after a call with Barnier on Friday, spoke of "closing in on workable solutions".
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They conceptualized them along a spectrum from most tractable — that is to say, workable and manageable — to least tractable.
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The goal: A set of workable ideas to meet Trump's campaign promise of creating new manufacturing jobs in America.
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While it's narrowly focused, Google Hire could still pose a threat to companies like Greenhouse, Lever, SmartRecruiters and Workable.
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But with Palestinians flatly rejecting the plan, it is hard to see how any such scheme could be workable.
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I was so happy to find a workable J entry in the middle and a 15-letter first-themer.
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"The only workable way to slow the spread of the epidemic is to limit contacts between people," she added.
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But, as we go through workable solutions, we need to be more surgical in how we address the problem.
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But, again, how can that be workable as a business model in a city as costly as this one?
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So supplanting avoidable ER visits with more consistent primary care services is one workable approach for all patient populations.
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This will give us a workable foundation heading into its eventual S-1, and, we presume, old-fashioned IPO.
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Luckily, there are enough phrases ending with ONE, THREE, and FIVE to make the theme workable despite these constraints.
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Thoughtful ideas and workable congressional rules are both predicated on the nation electing members who share a bipartisan impulse.
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Some OPEC sources hinted that there could be a workable agreement on the table to get Tehran on board.
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"In order for it to be credible there has to be some sort of workable option," Mr. Narang said.
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A workable democracy can thrive only when there are basic rules, often unwritten, that curb abuse and guide policymakers.
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Workable has about 110 employees and 6,000 customers but advertises on more than 50,000 sites a month through Google.
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First, it prevents us from finding workable solutions but assuming that someone else should be the one to change.
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Again, this is what politics is about — finding the workable trade-offs in competing visions of the public interest.
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"It's not just whether his scheme is workable," says Rich Littlehale, a special agent in the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
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"It seeks to contribute to identifying workable solutions that lead to better working conditions at the mine site," BMW said.
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It is still waiting for a workable bill to come its way This was supposed to be the Republican moment.
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There are now a lot of signs that these exchanges are not nearly as workable as some experts had hoped.
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But a very simple tax bill that just takes a couple of numbers and makes them lower is completely workable.
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Wisconsin officials point to the difficulty of having courts craft a workable standard for when partisan gerrymandering violates constitutional protections.
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But at the same time, we're not getting to the point where we have a plan that seems workable yet.
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Twitter has said time and again that it would deal with this but has yet to find a workable solution.
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"I don't think Russia's offer is workable," said Adam Segal, a cyberspace policy expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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The draft bill was widely condemned by privacy and security advocates who say the law's demands are not technically workable.
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With a doubtful outlook on the future of execution, politicians sought workable alternatives to remain tough on the worst offenders.
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Setting a workable carbon price "is one of the single most important things" that needs to be done, Lubber said.
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Sebelius didn't create any kind of workable standard, providing no meaningful guidance to Congress about how far is too far.
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The leadership dynamics It's been described, at least on the staff level, as somewhat uncomfortable but "workable" at the moment.
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Granted, I shared a lot of personal information in the process, but it resulted in a workable situation for everyone.
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For the first two years that Netflix was in business, the video company did not have a workable business model.
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It could delay Brexit for between three and nine months, to ensure a workable formal deal is agreed by everyone.
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The adviser to the campaign, meanwhile, said Miller doesn't seem to have a workable plan to address the immigration system.
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They also keep the requirements that remain workable, such as requiring manufacturers to obtain testing permits and demonstrate financial responsibility.
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The US going it alone would fly in the face of the international law that workable agreements must be kept.
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Third, we will begin work now with Main Street allies to make permanent a workable and sustainable pass-through deduction.
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Then discuss: Do students think the efficiency gap provides a "workable standard" for the Supreme Court to identify unconstitutional gerrymandering?
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Sports are defined by clear rules, predictable mechanics and unambiguous results; you really can devise a workable system around them.
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The examination found that Hamm's arms and hands were unusable but his legs and feet, or "lower extremities," were workable.
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Don't tell me that the thinkers and innovators of this great country can't devise workable solutions for our rural areas.
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Mr. Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May, was widely criticized for her failure to achieve a workable exit from the European Union.
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A clear strategy and a goal are needed if workable and mutually-acceptable U.S.-Iran relations are to be reestablished.
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It might be something you had to give up in order to make your budget workable, like your monthly massage.
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What matters most to the real economy is a reliable and workable way to price put a price on CO2.
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In theory, that would allow lawmakers to come up with a workable replacement while putting off the consequences of repeal.
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This means that no one is as qualified as McMaster to translate Trump's vision into a workable strategy for Afghanistan.
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Viewing NATO and other treaties as sacred invites stale thinking and counterproductive policy while shutting out consideration of workable alternatives.
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The bottom line is that Warren's proposal is impressive: It's workable, affordable, and would do a huge amount of good.
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Many federal workers at the time handled this by carrying around two smartphones, which was an annoying but workable solution.
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Before the advent of workable VR, many saw cinema as the medium with the most potential to transport the audience.
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It's hard to think of a workable alternative — a combination of wireless and wired display driving is conceivable, but only just.
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And that cut — versatile, soft and polished, workable on a towel-dry maintenance plan — is the softly blurred A-line bob.
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In over two years since they won the referendum, they have failed to come up with a convincing and workable alternative.
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Non-bias through ignorance — excluding sensitive information from the model — may seem like a workable solution, but it still has vulnerabilities.
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In response to the flaws in humans, society has evolved a series of workable coping mechanisms, called laws, rules and regulations.
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On a more immediate note, it begins turning Chromebooks into workable devices for programmers who want to code for Google's platforms.
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But the rub remained: finding what Justice Anthony Kennedy has called "a workable standard" distinguishing acceptable from extreme doses of partisanship.
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But in a world where trust in social feeds is collapsing, a workable verification system could serve as a powerful ally.
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Adjust as necessary when you come up against obstacles, leave behind the not-workable and celebrate (like, actually celebrate) your successes.
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President Trump could offer a credible, workable compromise – perhaps some sworn answers to written questions and an interview on limited topics.
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Westbrook said that while not everyone agrees with all of the institute's report, it certainly provides a workable blueprint moving forward.
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Trust me: It's not the shower sex she requested, but it's shower-adjacent sex—which is a far more workable compromise.
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And she knows that the future of the Western alliance may rely on her carving out a workable relationship with Trump.
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Our job was to translate the new members' goals and their enthusiasm into workable bargaining proposals and ongoing methods of involvement.
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But in a democracy, a workable regulatory system needs to be able to survive the regular alternation of parties in power.
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Maryland officials countered that the First Amendment doesn't provide a workable test for courts to follow, as Kennedy demanded in Vieth.
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That is not an easy task; nor is it one, in the long run, to which there is a workable alternative.
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But Kennedy was unwilling to bar all such future claims because he thought a workable standard might emerge in future cases.
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Yet so far the government has got through just five of 11 major laws that are needed to make Brexit workable.
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May's attempts to provide a workable exit based on the Brexit vote have never gained any momentum -- and now appear dead.
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The tax plan and child tax credit expansion recently proposed by President Trump do not come close to offering workable solutions.
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Gosse is credited with inventing the institutional aquarium; Edugyan has Wash coming up with both the idea and a workable design.
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They ask people deemed "essential" to execute their duties despite withholding funds but neglect their job of approving a workable budget.
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To make "Designing Your Life" workable for people in midcareer, the professors had to do their own reframe of the curriculum.
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This is a limiting factor in water-based storage schemes in that it's challenging to find workable sites and water supplies.
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But spend a few hours poking around Amazon and it will become clear that this is no longer a workable assumption.
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Liberals will have to propose a workable path to citizenship for the roughly 20 million undocumented migrants in the United States.
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The good news is that building a workable, scalable, and inclusive online voting system is now possible, thanks to blockchain technologies.
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Although Republicans picked up Senate seats, the 2020 and 2022 Senate maps still allow the possibility of a workable Democratic majority.
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In practice, people deal with complexity by coming up with simplified models close enough to the complex reality to be workable.
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This is a workable vision for elites who look at the rise of an erratic right-wing populism with justified fear.
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That option is less workable for a location like La Guardia, however, as it is hemmed in by the East River.
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Being hailed as free speech icons by major media outlets didn't seem to be translating into an actual workable music career.
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The leaders will also call on Britain to provide "realistic and workable proposals" on its future relationship, according to the draft.
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"We have a workable path forward with the Goodlatte/McCaul bill and that's the bar set in the House," Walker said.
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The system's diversity can make it more resistant to attack, but it also means one-size-fits-all solutions aren't workable.
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"Having real and workable exclusion processes in place for any tariffs is essential, both at the Commerce Department and at USTR."
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They aren't convinced that an system identical to the DoD's will be workable for the Veterans Health Administration, the ultimate customer.
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In a moment of nearly unprecedented political rancor, they came together to craft a workable solution to a very complex challenge.
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The deal did not set out realistic or workable objectives for the future relationship between Britain and the EU, it added.
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Justin Trudeau up in Canada, for example, is very rapidly implementing all of the Liberal Party's most popular and workable ideas.
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Even as the company rapidly expanded, it argued that it could not find a workable way to make its ads more transparent.
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This has complicated Republican efforts at dismantling the law without a replacement offering similar guarantees — so far more vision than workable reality.
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Doherty said it could be a workable product somewhere down the line, though they're currently focused on working at their current company.
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This would give Congress, in its oversight capacity, a workable framework for analyzing whether they believe that an impeachment inquiry is warranted.
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In the last few years more than $100 million of investment has flowed to new players, including Greenhouse, Lever, SmartRecruiters and Workable.
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Mohan said the Google-owned video platform remains focused on establishing a workable set of community guidelines with clear and efficient enforcement.
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If gerrymandering could be hemmed in by a "workable" standard for policing maps, he continued, "courts should be prepared to order relief".
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If such AI was workable, facial morphology could ostensibly identify those who like basketball or any self-reported particulars on dating profiles.
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Workable transit in a dense environment boils down to always giving preference to pedestrians and mass transit, and enforcing orderly vehicle traffic.
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By the numbers: British Prime Minister Theresa May, having failed to deliver a workable Brexit, has an approval rating of just 33%.
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The shift reflected the now-frozen peace negotiations, which moved in spurts during Obama's presidency but never materialized into a workable solution.
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There are few signs of a workable compromise emerging from a final round of talks between the two sides scheduled for Thursday.
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The EU's top Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said the proposals needed to be assessed to see if they were workable and realistic.
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Ultimately, Miaskiewicz said, the workable solution will be the one that ticks the boxes for three key criteria: execution, economics and customer.
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Wired notes that a company called Aspire is trying to develop workable methods for insect husbandry, including grasshoppers, crickets, and palm weevils.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has already served as a great example of the fact that there is no workable in between.
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This attempted revolution takes aim at the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) of 1946, which has provided a workable framework for two generations.
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Once again members of Congress are pledging to work together to develop a workable housing finance system to replace the two GSEs.
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Elected officials must pay attention to us and find workable, equitable, sustainable solutions, not only for ourselves but for the common good.
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The key lies in integrating current features — which include facial recognition, retinal scanning, and fingerprint ID — into a workable system, Griffiths explained.
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The good news is that the Republicans and the American people do have workable and better health bill options to choose from.
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What do students think: Is this potential weakness in the standard enough to disqualify it as a "workable standard" for the courts?
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I don't understand why they are having so much trouble getting a workable assay [test] out the door in the first place.
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Look, this election, now 26 days away, will determine whether we actually have workable checks and balances to hold this administration accountable.
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Let's stick to celebrating climate change resolutions that at least make an effort at unifying the country around ambitious but workable solutions.
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Rather than uprooting an entire population, with the enormous trauma and cost that entails, the more workable solution might be local adaptations.
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The Yang proposal would not only be more workable than the Warren plan, but it would also target those who spend lavishly.
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All of that courage, leadership and hard work has paid off in a strong, workable compromise bill that nearly every senator supports.
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Paul Krugman It has long been obvious to anyone following health policy that Republicans would never devise a workable replacement for Obamacare.
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Still, he said, the nation will probably be able to develop a workable missile with a reliable warhead by early next year.
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Conversely, a nondiscriminatory open-door policy to all refugees without a workable welfare and settlement program in place has commensurate deleterious consequences.
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In either case, if we create unnecessary restrictions before we grasp the underlying capability, we may prevent ourselves from finding workable solutions.
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However, Iran is one area where all three superpowers might find a workable agreement that brings the country back into the fold.
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Even as lawmakers' attention turns to the party conventions and election, O'Hara predicts talks will continue to hammer down a workable bill.
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To be more workable and politically palatable, Rubio and Cruz ought to consider phasing in the cap over a period of years.
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Parties have been unable to forge a workable government for nine months after two consecutive national elections left Spain with hung parliaments.
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Absent any workable strategic concept, the style will be transactional, similar to Obama's but without the current President's informed pragmatism and instinctive caution.
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But no workable plan has emerged that could pass Congress and insure millions of people who will lose coverage if Obamacare is dismantled.
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"If the UK is outside the internal market, we need to find a workable solution," Dombrovskis said at a Bloomberg event in London.
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The asylum seekers' cases are highly sympathetic, but they also prompt concerns about figuring out workable boundary lines on any such protection commitment.
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Amid the shock of Trump's victory, there were signs that Mexico's leaders were moving to forge a workable relationship with the president-elect.
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At the Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday night, John Delaney argued that some of his more left-wing opponents' proposals simply weren't workable.
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Both candidates say they are "confident" that their campaigns will find a workable date for a debate ahead of the New York primary.
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Imperfect but workable: François Fillon A win for Mr Fillon over either Mrs Le Pen or Mr Mélenchon would elicit relief in Berlin.
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But answers weren't exactly forthcoming; more was said on defining inclusivity and accessibility, rather than illustrating a workable path towards more of it.
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And if her luck holds, and she succeeds in pushing a workable compromise through Parliament, she will deserve thanks as well as admiration.
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A Britain flouncing blithely out of the EU with little regard for jobs, investment or liberal values is a workable case for Scoxit.
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A note on language: With simple pronunciations, a workable Bahasa Indonesia is easy to pick up from a guidebook available at the airport.
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In the cases that have been litigated since (in 2004 and 2006), the justices have similarly tried and failed to develop workable standards.
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I saw these systems at the iWater conference in Barcelona and, although the website isn't very polished, they looked to be quite workable.
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If you combine Smith, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and Hobby Lobby, does that add up to a workable framework for religious liberty?
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I hit a workable balance of story and survival early on, but the survival parts soon became annoying busywork locking up the story.
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The NSA, not surprisingly, has found a way around the issue, although it's unclear whether the technique would be workable for law enforcement.
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A more modest and limited version of popular sovereignty has proved workable in the United States and other Western nations with constitutional safeguards.
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It allowed the two leaders to meet but he did not produce a workable framework which was the task of Secretary Pompeo since.
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However, Barnier added many questions remained and the proposals in the white paper needed to be workable and should not create more bureaucracy.
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They have hired consultants to come up with practical ways to make the EU's existing equivalence system of financial market access more workable.
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While the Shadow Brokers dump contained workable, reproducible exploits for Cisco devices, it doesn't look like there are any exploits for Huawei firewalls.
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The problem, then, seems to be that there's not enough room for team owners and event organizers to make their business models workable.
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McConnell was supposed to solve the Rubik's cube and come up with a workable legislative compromise, and he obviously failed to achieve that.
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Which brings us to a final point: Apple has actually not had workable FM radios in iPhones in a very, very long time.
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The life of the current parliament was only due to expire in 2020 and her Conservative Party enjoyed a workable majority in parliament.
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This now forces the Conservative Party to join forces with one of the country's smaller political parties to form a workable parliamentary majority.
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The insight that LAMESTREAM and WATER SLIDES can cross is actually the crux on which a workable grid pattern depends in this puzzle.
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"I would like to stay in the customs union until we see a workable alternative and I haven't seen one yet," he said.
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Attorneys for MLB and Rogers argued in court that a ban on "Indians" and Chief Wahoo, at the last moment, was not workable.
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The Syrian government has described such deals as a "workable model" that brings the country closer to peace after six years of conflict.
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IO: a fun, workable solution for an agriculture-based scenario where digital information can overlay a physical object or area without losing context.
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All over the world, grassroots left-populist movements are offering workable alternatives to both the failed status quo and the rising nationalist right.
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The third leg is to pass an actual workable budget with real reductions not a slowing of growth out of the existing blueprint.
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Leading scientists say the clinical trials and safety approvals needed to get a workable vaccine to market could take up to 18 months.
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Leading scientists say the clinical trials and safety approvals needed to get a workable vaccine to market could take up to 1063 months.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito on Wednesday told the Maryland plaintiffs' lawyer he did not think their First Amendment challenge offered a workable standard.
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"It's a workable and effective plan and it's going to take a lot of effort to get it adopted and implemented," he said.
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The opportunity to discuss his workable and achievable plans for the challenges facing this country is an important part of the campaign process.
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Justice Kennedy may have been looking for a "workable standard" even simpler and cleaner than one that must take account of natural advantages.
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Doing this the right way will ensure that the resulting regulation is workable and effective and leaves no loopholes for criminals to exploit.
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To avoid a disastrous outcome on the Korean Peninsula, Trump and Kim must come up with more workable proposals and produce tangible outcomes.
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"I understand a desire to improve the text of the amendment to make it workable," said Shawn Gremminger, senior director at Families USA.
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For years, the US has pushed for a two-state solution because, most analysts agree, there has never been a workable alternative option.
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With the individual mandate penalty killed, the lawsuit argues that the entire law is no longer workable and ought to be struck down.
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And it's clear, if they're going to have a workable approach, it's going to take a lot more effort before they can get there.
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"It's not workable over here," he said, as we got stuck in a persistent pocket of traffic crossing from the Mission into Hayes Valley.
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While Sweden will now have a workable government that will keep the nationalist Sweden Democrats from any influence over policy, Lofven faces major challenges.
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The Obamacare repeal fiasco shows they can't really hash out workable legislation, and the repeated debt ceiling follies show they can't reliably deliver votes.
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But the poll also projected a combined total of 63 seats for the parties in Netanyahu's right-wing bloc, a slim but workable majority.
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But over the past year, McCain has criticized the White House for failing to deliver to Congress a workable plan to close the facility.
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The shield recharges on its own after three seconds of taking no damage, so popping in and out of cover is a workable strategy.
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That was all the proof Tyndall needed to assert that a safe supply of hydromorphone pills could be a workable alternative to street drugs.
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" "These results give each party a chance to find common ground, whether it be on infrastructure or finding some equitable, workable solution to healthcare.
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Only by injecting new blood with new ideas will the organization be able to turn towards a sustainable and workable model for the future.
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And, they say, the new accord's environmental rules would take precedence over other international environmental agreements and fail to provide a workable enforcement mechanism.
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As a workable alternative to fluency, Schwartz explained that he found it "most advantageous" to at least learn key phrases required on his travels.
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Whether the core issue can be addressed in a way both countries accept depends on a workable arrangement in detail on the enforcement offices.
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I simply refuse to believe we are unable to find a workable solution that will enable all parties to work collegiately for American agriculture.
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A day earlier, Salvini - riding high in opinion polls - had effectively triggered a government crisis by saying the ruling coalition was no longer workable.
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Any alternative to President Trump — and more importantly, any effort to build an enduring and workable democracy — must comprehend the nature of this challenge.
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Critics say the investors are too quick to push loans into foreclosure rather than negotiate workable modifications that could keep owners in their homes.
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If the review process was actually a democratic peer-review committee process as in academia it could be a lot more workable for all.
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Which means no more stale references in the privacy statement telling users to 'regularly check for changes or updates' — that just won't be workable.
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Because foreign policy requires difficult trade-offs, conventional candidates are limited in how emotionally appealing they can make their plans while keeping them workable.
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The conservative justices have expressed skepticism that they could come up with a workable standard for determining how much partisan gerrymandering is too much.
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He felt betrayed that I didn't mirror his feelings toward her, and abandoned by my attempts to create a workable relationship for their children.
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B.A. center DeAndre Jordan in hopes of finding a workable deal to acquire Jordan this week, according to two people familiar with the discussions.
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We understand that, and it's something we are going to have to work through, so we come up with a complete and workable package.
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The G-28503 summit failed to generate workable plans on several critical global issues, including climate change, fire in the Amazon rainforest and trade.
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Ambudkar is probably the best rapper in the group; he most ably turns his barrage of words into workable narrative and clearly felt emotion.
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But given her promises for a fairer society, that proposal is not considered credible or workable by many business and political leaders in Europe.
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Some EU government officials, though, aren't sure that Saint-Amans can deliver a workable solution in time to avoid an all-out trade war.
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Volkswagen may also offer to repair polluting diesel vehicles if U.S. regulators approve the fix as workable at a future date, the sources said.
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Like Zika and chikungunya, dengue is spread by the bite of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, and no workable vaccine or cure has been found.
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If workable, this may be the most cost-effective approach, and Congress should consult with FinCen and the IRS and determine if it is.
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But what can you do if your schedule won&apost allow time to volunteer or if charitable donations aren&apost workable with your budget?
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Perhaps Kim is confident that he has gained all the nuclear knowledge he needs, believing he has assembled a workable rocket and nuclear warhead.
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This is, er, totally wrong, but it's at least a workable rhetorical counter to one of the best arguments Clinton has going for her.
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Uber might still be years away from a workable self-driving-car business, but the company is already inking deals for a flying taxi business.
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Lee said no country had found an ideal solution yet, but if someone came up with a workable plan, Singapore would study and implement it.
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"Gimme a break, kid," you'll have to tell some uppity grandchild who's asking whether you possess the know-how to construct a workable flood defence.
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Some of my best friends are higher education wonks, and obviously you need some wonks to seal the deal on any kind of workable legislation.
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Here are the top issues Trump will confront in meetings with foreign leaders: Japan's Abe: Devising a workable plan for ending North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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There's this enormous Rube Goldberg contraption that is not giving many people meaningful choices; it's not creating workable solutions to middle-class, self-employed people.
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The filing, which was first reported by The Wall Street Journal, does not offer a formal opinion on whether the NYCO Renaissance plan is workable.
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So one big quandary confronts Germany if Mr Macron wins and obtains a workable legislative majority: how far to go in any such "new deal"?
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Regina Ip, New People's Party: I think the great majority of Hong Kong people know that Hong Kong independence is neither legal, constitutional nor workable.
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He turned "build the wall" into a political slogan among people who didn't understand the border security status quo or what would actually be workable.
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When politics and policy are aligned, politicians can run on slogans and ideas that garner political support for policies that are workable and reasonably popular.
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Now that the country is set on it, it needs a proven, workable model for being out of Europe's political project but in its economy.
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The judiciary "should be prepared to order relief", Justice Kennedy wrote in 2004, providing that a workable standard for policing partisan gerrymandering could be found.
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FABER: BUT THIS IDEA OF PLACING A 200% TARIFF ON MANUFACTURING THAT MOVES ABROAD THAT THEN WANTS TO SEND -- DO YOU THINK, A, THAT'S WORKABLE?
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"This requires further clarity as well as realistic and workable proposals from the UK as regards its position on the future relationship," the draft said.
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Trump is neither an ideologist nor a policy wonk; his feelings about the world have little in the way of connective tissue or workable implications.
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Much of the codebase consists of "adapters" that can translate proprietary APIs into an interoperable transfer, making Instagram data workable for Flickr and vice versa.
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Dr. Kornblum helps them develop sorting strategies, workable planners and study schedules while also challenging some of the negative thoughts swimming around in their heads.
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However, he added that he had put many questions to Britain, asking whether the proposals were workable and if they would create more red tape.
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"We really are trying to show the diversity of workable distribution possibilities and have dispensed around 23,210 glasses using this kit so far," White said.
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The breakdown of the main framework for providing legal cover for cross-border data transfers has companies large and small racing to find workable alternatives.
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At that rate, the bureau would run out of workable exploits long before they make a dent in the growing pile of iPhone search warrants.
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There they met with government officials, members of parliament, and religious and civil society groups, confronted religious freedom violations, and discussed concrete and workable solutions.
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Legal argument The idea that a President cannot obstruct justice may be a workable legal argument to contend with any future criminal action against Trump.
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This test has been applied by lower courts across the country for decades because it is workable and consistent with the objectives of the FOIA.
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The Treasury secretary said the House bill is "workable and comprehensive," and sought to shoot down some lingering concerns from the left about the package.
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So, it's taken quite some time for the British government to try and get a workable position that has all the different factions on board.
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According to the foundation, focused ultrasound might not even be a workable treatment option for Parkinson's patients whose symptoms affect both sides of their body.
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From the smartphone to streaming video services, experience shows that consumers respond enthusiastically and in droves when given clear, uniform, workable and easily understood options.
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They're hopeful Puerto Rico's debt-restructuring board, established by Congress last year, will produce a workable solution without the need for Congress to intervene. Rep.
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"The report sets out a path towards a new model for content regulation that has the potential to be both effective and workable," he said.
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"I think the later it gets on this issue, the more difficult it will be to put together a workable compromise for everyone," Curbelo said.
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"This divergence should give Washington a bit more leverage in the negotiations and ultimately will lead to a workable solution for both sides," Klein said.
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Although creating a market for pollution reduction sounds workable, it may not fly politically because a price on pollution might be perceived as a tax.
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If no workable coalition can be cobbled together, he could leave Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni in office and call for new elections later this year.
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If the MDB follows suit, Fleischer believes the fiery lawmaker running on a law-and-order and anti-corruption platform could forge a workable majority.
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If Congress really wants to protect the nation's veterans, it's time to stop legislating by anecdote and consider workable remedies to the veteran suicide problem.
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What's next for Brexit: Prime Minister Theresa May survived a confidence vote on Wednesday, leaving her in power but without a workable plan for Brexit.
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It's still difficult to see exactly how we get from Sanders's squad of high-profile co-sponsors to workable legislation that can command congressional majorities.
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"They do in fact have skin in the game because this is what's making scarcity of capacity on their system workable for shippers," she said.
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"There gets to be a point where voters are really frustrated that all you do is divide people without proposing any workable solutions," she added.
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The unique aspect ratio allows for more vertical space, which displays more text content than traditional 16:9 displays — allowing for a larger workable space.
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"Typically, Google has done a good job of keeping us off of low-quality sites," said John Short, vice president for demand generation at Workable.
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The U.S. trade chief also said the two sides were very close to an agreement on a "workable dispute-settlement mechanism" to enforce the pact.
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Realistically, some glimmer of a workable plan has to come together by the end of this week or early next week, he added (The Hill).
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This year, it just has a scale model, and won't have a workable prototype until the company is on the cusp of launching a real service.
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It all comes down to training neural networks on large mounds of data and transforming that all into a workable algorithm — and that takes computation power.
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If marijuana were legal across the country, though, access and price barriers would likely improve as a workable retail systems get up and running, Hammond said.
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If it's successful, it could challenge the conventional wisdom that social networks are best monetized through advertising — or, at the very least, offer a workable alternative.
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But even if that happens, Johnson will have achieved what many people (including Vox) were skeptical he could achieve: a workable Brexit deal that passed Parliament.
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But the top US diplomat appeared to have no workable plan to resolve the presence in that north central Syrian province of al-Qaeda-affiliated fighters.
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"There are different paths to a workable solution," said Representative Bill Huizenga, a Republican who chairs the House of Representatives subcommittee on Monetary Policy and Trade.
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The bounty of oil made the model appear workable; Saudis could have both the good life and piety (those who disliked religiosity could always go abroad).
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There was a report last October that Alphabet (Waymo's parent company) demanded $2000 billion from Uber in settlement negotiations — a cash sum that just wasn't workable.
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When thinking about which assets and characters to use in your app, we discovered some pretty workable approaches that seem to be spreading across the industry.
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Pelosi is old school -- a liberal, yes, but someone who has built a career on realpolitik, finding workable solutions amid a longer-game view of politics.
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I would argue, as well, turning to the government and saying, "Well, you just defend the private sector on your own," I don't think that's workable.
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Speaking of which, that keyboard is a little cramped — similar to the iPad Pro 10.5's Smart Keyboard — with a small backspace key, but it's workable.
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MACCALLUM: So you heard what Hillary Clinton is saying in that tape which was essentially that she said that their data was you know, not workable.
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Although applicant tracking systems are common in the U.S. — with sites like Workable, Greenhouse, and Lever — and search engine-like job posting sites such as Monster.
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In fact, upon returning to the U.S. after the September negotiations in Vienna, there was much optimism that we had a workable agreement on the table.
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The court's four liberal justices disagreed but failed to rally around a workable standard to determine which gerrymanders went too far and which ones did not.
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Alabama executioners struggled to find a workable vein for two and a half hours as they punctured him multiple times across his arms, legs, and groin.
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A 2014 Commonwealth Fund study concluded that high-risk pools are not a workable alternative to the protections of the ACA for those with preexisting conditions.
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What is less well-known is that U.S. lawmakers don't have to look to Europe for a workable child care system—an American model already exists.
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He has no workable plan to relieve the economic anxiety of his major constituency, yet those voters are convinced they have no viable alternative to Trump.
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Tech Tip Q. Is it possible to show more than one time zone in Google Calendar to help find workable meeting times with two distant offices?
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Interest deductibility must and can remain a workable, functional and practical policy in the new tax code, at least with an appropriate calculation methodology and transition.
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Legislators must focus on the common good, creatively addressing the serious problems facing the country to find workable solutions in which all citizens have a stake.
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He has no workable plan to seal the border, build a wall or repair the economy once he destroys it by devastating the immigrant work force.
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Structured debates—not always pitting Democrats against Republicans—could show Americans that there are thoughtful and workable proposals out there, some of which are not partisan.
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History says we have three workable options: First, we can increase aid to Latin countries, helping people build a better life at home and slowing migration.
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There are few things that can be more frustrating than trying to redeem your airline miles for an award flight but not finding any workable options.
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The only one with a real libido and workable cunning is Shiv, a canny mashup of Ivanka Trump and the fiery-haired Murdoch lieutenant Rebekah Brooks.
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For two decades the federal government struggled to find a fair and workable system for paying physicians in the Medicare program, which covers 55 million Americans.
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In fact, from the moment Trump first promised to build the wall it has been more a symbol of his worldview than a workable policy proposal.
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While Democrats insist they have workable plans that will cover the costs of these proposals, Republicans counter that their tax-the-rich solutions are not realistic.
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It would've been so right and so workable for Lou to have been Andy's Mickey Mouse, and do for Andy what Mickey did for Walt Disney.
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"There's a way to make that more workable, both for the Fish and Wildlife Service and for the public, certainly for the regulated community," he said.
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Because of all of that, a deal that might have worked to reopen the government on, say, December 29, 2018, would no longer be workable today.
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CONWAY, Pa. — The rules are workable enough in the right hands, in the right corner of a right-leaning region of a state like this one.
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Matt Blunt, president of the American Automotive Policy Council, called the deal "a workable agreement" achieved through a close relationship between the automakers and U.S. negotiators.
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" To remain in a sinking country might seem an impossible task, and yet there may be a workable solution, one that Tong called his "first preference.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy made it known that if a "workable standard" could be found to distinguish legitimate districting from partisan gerrymandering, he might sign onto it.
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And it has succeeded in bringing photo performance up to workable standard — which is a great achievement at what's also a slightly reduced handset price-point.
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But she knows that the only workable solution will be for him to speak up, if not to the offender, then at least to Couple 1.
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A number of high-profile employers have in recent days warned of the dangers to their business of any failure to get a workable Brexit deal.
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In practical terms, policies like carbon pricing, tax credits and renewable portfolio standards all factor into the economics of what makes a renewable energy project workable.
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But he joined Mr Trump's election campaign team last year, and after the election was given the task of creating a workable trillion-dollar infrastructure plan.
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In interviews, Senators Graham, Manchin, Toomey and Murphy all said Mr. Barr seemed serious, and that the plan formed the foundation of a potentially workable compromise.
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The machines can (as they should) last for decades; that the software should just expire and junk everything every 10 years is not a workable solution.
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Paul has made clear to leadership he is not backing down on the matter, the sources said, as GOP leaders attempted to find a workable resolution.
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If members of both parties want to enact a permanent, workable, sustainable solution to the vexing challenges of healthcare reform, they need to do it together.
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But the voters in Pennsylvania deserve an intelligent and workable solution to this problem — one that might become an example for other states facing such challenges.
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Andrew Cuomo's proposal would help many New York families, this editorial states a close examination of costs will be required to make sure it is workable.
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Without any scientific reasoning, the administration declared that Yucca Mountain was "not a workable option" and did its best to dismantle the program, before courts intervened.
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However, the court has yet to establish this workable standard and determine "how much is too much?" when it comes to the partisan effects of redistricting.
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But this is the only realistic, workable path now open to us if we want to solve one of the most daunting challenges of our time.
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But there are more than 200 common cold viruses, Carter adds, so trying to catch them all to make yourself impervious isn't really a workable option.
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Other current investments include money transfer firm Currencycloud, financial contract processor Dealflo, direct debit bill collector GoCardless, hotel booking site TripTease and human resources software maker Workable.
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Military power can only be used as a last resort, for clear and achievable political ends, and when there is a workable plan for post-military development.
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Will his confrontational, brazen approach, the prosecution of personal grudges on social media and tendency to stir disorientation prove to be a workable template for a presidency?
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The problem for Australia's energy sector is that there is too much politics and not enough non-partisan expertise being used to develop workable, and affordable solutions.
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In "Teambuilding Excercise," we have Erlich scrambling to transform his "Shazam for food" idea into a workable app, in order to keep the venture capital money flowing.
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Now, I was re-watching the episodes over and over again because I actually had to parse out the exact instructions and create workable recipes from them.
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"If there isn't a solution that's known and workable then it becomes a factor for us and every other airline planning their summer 2019 capacity," he said.
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In Houston, the police department cut detectives even after auditors warned in 2014 that an "excessively high" number of cases with workable leads were not being investigated.
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Clearly, more information, careful study and good analysis will be necessary if we are to find policies will be ones that are wise, workable and well implemented.
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The calculations for the leaders of Spain's other main political parties who are engaged in the search for a workable national government may be no easier, however.
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And so I was heartened to see today that Instagram had quietly tackled the verification process on its own — and come up with something workable and useful.
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This is typical of Ivanka's feminism, which has always been less about providing specific, workable solutions than it is about presenting marketable, aspirational images of Ivanka herself.
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But as time passes, the clay hardens and is less workable—and like clay, older brains can be less likely to change in response to new situations.
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The basics are also figured out in pre-production when the technology and engine that developers are working with gets tested, and its workable range is established.
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If there have been challenges at work or in your relationships, check in and see if there's anything you could do to make these problems more workable.
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"Congress has yet to produce a workable legislative response," Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said in a letter to Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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But the Minister for Housing and Urban Poverty, Venkaiah Naidu, said the 'Housing for all' program addresses the shortcomings of earlier schemes and would be more "workable".
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But insiders say, Saudi Arabia and it Gulf allies Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are all deeply skeptical that a workable consensus can be reached.
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Among their collective investments is the cloud-based recruitment startup Workable, which is based in Boston and has raised roughly $34 million from investors so far; Resin.
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"I think Democrats win when we run on real solutions, not impossible promises, when we run on things that are workable, not fairy tale economics," Delaney said.
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It's a much more workable amount of storage on the low end, and on the high end, there'd actually be room to shoot and store 4K video.
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Similarly, ReCore puts you in the role of Joule, abandoned on a desert planet, cobbling together workable technology from wreckage, in an attempt to get back home.
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Thereafter, California lawmakers worked feverishly to construct a bill that could be more workable for businesses than the ballot initiative but which would still protect individual privacy.
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Though Griffin acknowledges any workable space defense may still be years in the future, he's hoping to revive his dream that has now become Trump's as well.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Democrats were unable to back the bill they saw Tuesday evening, but were committed to crafting a workable alternative.
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A close inspection of Mr. Trump's new immigration plans reveals that some are more workable than others, and some are not too different from President Obama's policies.
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Kyle Pomerleau, who wrote the Tax Foundation's report, said on Twitter that Underwood and Casten's proposal is "much more workable" than other proposals on the SALT deduction.
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Clearly, you can't have a conversation about improving the quality of life for underserved, diverse populations or high-achieving students unless you pose workable ideas on education.
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But it was made necessary by Europe's inability to secure its own borders and put in place a timely and workable plan to process and redistribute refugees.
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After Mr. Mubarak was deposed, groups like ours also worked overtime to translate chronic problems and longstanding needs into workable demands that were included in political negotiations.
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EDiMA will continue to engage with the stakeholder community at large in the coming months to seek a pragmatic and workable way to tackle illegal content online.
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We are open to any solutions as long as they are workable and can be transformed into a legally operative text in time for the withdrawal agreement.
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I understand why Uber and Lyft have great potential, but I don't think that's a really workable ... That's not the society I want to live in. Yes.
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As The New York Times revealed back in 2013, the iPhone that Steve Jobs took on stage for his landmark 2007 presentation was a barely workable prototype.
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Chief among them was a requirement that communities create a workable disaster plan and train local officials to work with state and federal officials when disaster strikes.
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The new MoMA is also more physically welcoming, and in many ways more workable, than it's ever been, whether one is looking at art, resting or refueling.
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"As far as we know, law enforcement has a number of workable options for unlocking phones, particularly older phones like these," says Johns Hopkins cryptographer Matthew Green.
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Why it matters: Clinton is the latest in a line of current and former officials and lawmakers to question how workable Warren's plan would be in practice.
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Ms. Harris also said the transition from a private health insurance system to single payer would require much more concerted planning before it became a workable policy.
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Ms. Harris also said the transition from a private health insurance system to single payer would require much more concerted planning before it became a workable policy.
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Burroughs agreed with Harvard that the university had no "workable and available race-neutral alternatives" to ensure a diverse student body while preserving its high academic standards.
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But you don't need to be an administration insider to know that an establishment-friendly Trump agenda has no voter mandate and is probably not workable anyway.
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Whatever Macron may say, the United States' wisest course in Syria is withdrawal from the civil war and support for negotiations that can reach a workable détente.
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Socialism is not a workable form of government, as was unquestionably proven by the Soviet Union in the last century and Venezuela and Cuba in this century.
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A company spokesman said on Tuesday that if Ager-Hanssen did have a workable proposal to refinance the business, the company would look forward to receiving it.
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Clinical trials are likely still several years away, but if the idea proves workable in humans, it could be used to treat a wide range of conditions.
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Such a small population can make it difficult for principals to create a workable budget, because schools are funded in part by how many students they have.
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I feared the theme might be too light for Will and his team, with only 38 squares, but I could not find one more workable theme entry.
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And Dr. Masino has developed a curriculum in which students design workable tech for the space — such as using sheep wool, more environmentally friendly than fiberglass, as insulation.
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The EU's fallback option for Ireland assumes "full regulatory alignment" would be kept between the two after Brexit and Barnier said he would present workable solutions on Wednesday.
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A more workable change would be to appoint justices for single 18-year terms—staggered, so that each president gets two appointments per term—rather than for life.
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But as Google and Facebook face mounting pressure for regulation, SESTA increasingly seems like a workable compromise, giving prosecutors a new tool while fending off more onerous regulation.
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MIT's socially aware robot could be a big step towards workable real-life service bots, which is something research funder Ford and other automakers are very interested in.
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Skinny insurance policies – coupled with larger tax-deductible health savings accounts to help with out of pocket costs – would make life in the doctor's office much more workable.
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The bank's shares have plunged more than 86 percent over the past 12 months as the institution looks for a workable way to deal with its bad loans.
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Two inconclusive votes have left Spain in political limbo since December - and parties are still trying to cobble together a workable coalition after the last election in June.
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Fears of racial bias, a lack of transparency, data error and the distortions of constitutional protections offer serious challenges to the development of workable person-based predictive strategies.
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The second possibility is a new "grand coalition" marrying the CDU/CSU and the centre-left Social Democrats (SDP), who together have a workable majority in the Bundestag.
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When Elon Musk first announced his plans, few observers would have predicted that a workable prototype would emerge within four years — particularly one developed without Musk's direct involvement.
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In particular, they kept stumbling over a "transition costs" problem where they somehow had to come up with $2 trillion to make any version of their plan workable.
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The whole fiasco sounds like the premise of some bad, vaguely ski-themed 90s movie—or, even better, a workable premise for the next season of American Vandal.
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Once Nike had gotten the HyperAdapt to a workable place, Avar and Klein started working on the Adapt BB as what Klein calls a "three-year-out" project.
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The talks will focus on a freeze in production levels in a bid to support prices but most analysts are skeptical that a workable deal can be reached.
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The EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, welcomed the agreement on Friday but added on Twitter: "We will assess proposals to see if they are workable and realistic".
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A bipartisan cohort of senators offered new legislation Tuesday that would provide a more workable legal framework for law enforcement officials to request data stored on foreign servers.
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Inside-out VR tracking is theoretically achievable, but it's rarely been spotted in a workable state, especially on a headset that's supposed to be so close to release.
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It falls on both parties in Congress to find a workable solution that shores up the Highway Trust Fund and averts yet another fiscal crisis for our nation.
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In Iran's perspective, it is simply a waste of time to discuss anything with an administration that walked away from a workable agreement that was being complied with.
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Courts cannot create workable tests for "separating excessive partisan gerrymandering from the run-of-the-mill consideration of partisan advantage by legislatures organized along party lines," Clement argues.
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If you've been banging your head against the wall to get workable internet throughout your home, Google Nest Wifi is almost certain to patch things up for you.
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In the first few months of the season, they appeared to have a workable mix of young and old, an aging star and a sterling rookie, Kristaps Porzingis.
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We're now looking at where we can redeploy these cars but remain 100 percent committed to California and will be redoubling our efforts to develop workable statewide rules.
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It benefits all Americans to create a workable system that allows families like Jeanette's to fully participate in and contribute to the country they love and call home.
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Unless the United States has its own workable strategy and can begin to show results from it, Mr. Trump's outreach to Mr. Putin is almost certain to fail.
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Then, return to the question raised earlier: Do students think a simple proportionality test could be used to create a "workable standard" for determining undemocratic, or unconstitutional, gerrymandering?
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In 2004, he wrote that he might consider a challenge to the practice if there were "a workable standard" to decide when such tactics crossed a constitutional line.
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Mead specialized in design work that was both innovative and practical; everything he designed for the movie was, if not quite workable, based on real-world engineering principles.
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U.N. envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, originally in Astana in the capacity of an observer, worked behind the scenes to create the semblance of a workable outcome.
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His top aide confirmed to EU capitals on Thursday that British Brexit negotiator David Frost offered no new, workable proposals during his visit to Brussels the previous day.
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But even if the far-right succeeds in these European elections, it's not clear whether these parties will be able to translate their campaign slogans into workable politics.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer, in remarks that may have been aimed at Justice Kennedy, sketched out a series of criteria that he said amounted to a workable standard.
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The report, by world-leading scientists at Imperial College London, said the UK government only realised "in the last few days" that its existing strategy was not workable.
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Mr. Kasich said a gradual reduction of federal contributions over seven years could be workable only if Congress also provided states with significantly more authority to manage costs.
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Still, even if the new rules were workable, travel representatives said, tighter regulation would put off Americans from traveling to a country still struggling with its tourism infrastructure.
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Let's hear from our constructors: This selection sets our record for elisions and ellipses since, for reasons beyond our control, we were desperate to get a workable passage.
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These initiatives could provide a workable template for a Democratic health reform agenda that presidential candidates backing single-payer should study and learn from, health policy experts say.
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To date, all previous efforts have failed, primarily because the parties were not committed to the principle that a workable agreement must ensure the well-being of all.
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After an urgent search, we found another place in the same neighborhood, and our team spent more than a month transforming it into a secure, workable, livable space.
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Amending the cancellation of removal statute as described could be a workable compromise position for both the rule of law and the humanitarian sides of the immigration debate.
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That gave the center-left 144 seats in the 349-seat parliament against 142 for the Alliance, suggesting weeks of uncertainty before a workable government can be formed.
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But the most surprising thing about this series isn't the care being taken to recreate Mama's best known dishes, it's that a lot of them are actually workable.
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Such comments imply that the far left's goal is not finding a workable solution for Dreamers but instead, keeping their base ginned up with hatred toward President Trump.
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Days after calling the election - in which no single party is forecast to win a workable majority - Sanchez's government adopted measures to boost gender equality, including increasing paternity leave.
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But very soon after, the government withdrew from the case when a third-party vendor secretly demonstrated to the FBI a workable method to bypass the iPhone's security system.
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And it's true that widespread, sudden disruption of existing health insurance arrangements could short-circuit a workable transition to more market-oriented and less Washington-centric health policy reforms.
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The free speech argument won't fly — it's impossible to distinguish artistic cake making from ordinary food preparation in a workable way — but there is a discernible religious freedom claim.
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As blogger Andy Baio pointed out, reminiscing about some of his favorite interactive videos, there's really not much that can be done to archive annotations in a workable format.
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It is as if Brexiteers have spent so many years in opposition attacking the EU that they are flummoxed by the idea of coming up with a workable plan.
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Every workable immigration policy from the 1986 amnesty to Obama's DACA plan has had one thing in common: They were attempts to adapt policy to the reality of migration.
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I think the notion of Republicans putting up two bills and the president saying, 'oh I'd be happy if either one passes,' I think was not a workable strategy.
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But domestic fines do present a more workable route for governments to try to compel the types of action they want to see from tech firms, albeit only locally.
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Mr. Sanders's appeal to young people earned him imitation by his Democratic rivals, as well as the criticism that he is a one-note candidate short on workable solutions.
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A CDU/CSU-SPD coalition would have a workable majority, and there was some indication that the SPD might back down from its earlier insistence on remaining in opposition.
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The two coalition parties won 71 seats in parliament and are also expected to get the backing of a number of independent law makers, giving them a workable majority.
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The union has a strong interest in a workable overall relationship with Britain after it leaves – not least in security, which forms an important part of the Chequers plan.
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But it's a workable compromise that allows police accountability and officer's confidence in a tool that is being used to not only monitor them but also support their work.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is still negotiating with the European Union over a workable backstop arrangement if any Brexit deal is delayed, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokeswoman said on Thursday.
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The EU's fallback option for Ireland assumes "full regulatory alignment" would be kept between the two after Brexit and Barnier said his text on Wednesday would propose workable solutions.
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The foreign policy speech had been billed as a chance for Mr Trump to show that he has sober, workable ideas for fighting the Islamic State (IS) terror network.
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The Environmental Performance Agency, an artist collective formed in response to the proposed 2017 defunding of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, found a workable solution to these representational difficulties.
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While others in the skeptical camp didn't explicitly mention the policy, many did point to growing income inequality as a major impediment in the way of a workable solution.
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And that the promise of restoring the hallowed norms Trump now shreds for fun is a workable antidote to the tribalism that would make such quick partisan rearrangement improbable.
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Michel Portier, head of French consultancy Agritel, said a Black Sea contract would only be workable if countries in the region eased financial-flow regulations which currently hamper trade.
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But despite those differences, the outline of a new, principled, workable, limited, bipartisan package that would serve everyone's interests has begun to emerge with the support of No Labels.
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The two-week UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, or COP24, in Poland, aims to create a rulebook to turn the 2015 Paris climate agreement into a workable reality.
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Thanks to a decade of partisan gerrymandering, Democrats had to win a wave election in the 218 midterms just to secure a workable majority in the House of Representatives.
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Following the results, the Conservatives have been negotiating a deal with 33 politicians from the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) from Northern Ireland in order to form a workable government.
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In fact, Waze explicitly says in its FAQ for potential drivers that pay-outs are designed more to cover costs than to result in any kind of workable income.
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In an earlier decision, Justice Anthony Kennedy said he would consider putting an end to the most partisan gerrymandering if a "workable standard" can be created to measure it.
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And, they can suggest whether they think any of these measures is reliable enough to provide a "workable standard" for the courts to prohibit the most partisan state maps.
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In a 2004 ruling in another case, Kennedy suggested that if partisan gerrymandering went too far courts might have to step in if a "workable standard" could be found.
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The hybrid royal role he had initially carved out for himself clearly wasn't workable for anyone else, nor was the intention to continue using the brand in his marketing.
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The problem, Justice Kennedy wrote in a 2004 concurrence, is that no one has devised "a workable standard" to decide when the political gerrymandering has crossed a constitutional line.
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But when all eyes are on the president and looking for a workable solution to a very real crisis, that same disposition is likely to seem unnerving and erratic.
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Hustle culture is so real that canceling plans has apparently become an act of self-care, with New Years Resolutions to "do less" replacing ones with tangible, workable goals.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, and Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, seized on this comment as a sign Trump is committed to finding a workable solution on the immigration issue.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission on Friday reiterated that a deal with Britain regarding its exit from the European Union must include "a fully workable and legally operational solution".
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Calling Congressional efforts to clean up legacy PFAS pollution in the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal 2020 "just not workable," Wheeler instead will continue to study the matter.
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Yet experts say it appears only to scratch the surface of what Mr. Trump has pledged, and highlights the difficulty of translating campaign promises into a workable, governing reality.
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These are a few of the bare minimums President Trump should demand to keep his promise to his voters and still provide America with a more workable immigration policy.
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Under Greek electoral law, the party with the biggest share of the vote gets a bonus number of seats to secure a workable majority in the 300-seat parliament.
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And although he doesn't believe requiring Facebook to carry everyone's speech is a workable solution, the "privatization of the public square" has made free speech a thorny issue online.
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Congressional Republicans simply never did the kind of slow, deliberate crafting of legislation that you would need to do to really assess how workable some of these ideas are.
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But as a number of Seattle mayors have discovered, shutting down the Jungle and posting a few no trespassing signs does little good without a workable solution to homelessness.
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But borrowing ideas and policy concepts from specialists, advocates, and interest groups and then synthesizing them into politically workable packages is what presidential candidates are supposed to be doing.
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Giuliani's speech certainly did not turn off those voters and it did clarify some of the talking/attack points on the safety issue, but that wasn't the real workable gem.
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Nevertheless, Senate leaders are promising to vote within the next 36 hours, without a workable bill, a final Congressional Budget Office score, or perhaps even the votes to pass anything.
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But deep doubts remain about whether it is legal or workable, a point acknowledged even by German Chancellor Angela Merkel who has been the key driving force behind the agreement.
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Given the number of ways a compromised device could be used to spy on the president, a personal cell phone ban might be a crude solution, but a workable one.
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But deep doubts remain about whether it is legal or workable, with some human rights campaigners saying Europe should not close its borders to people genuinely fleeing for their lives.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte resigned this week after far-right League's Matteo Salvini said the ruling coalition made up of his party and the 5-Star was no longer workable.
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The French leader said the demands made by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson for a renegotiation of the divorce deal, including the removal of the Irish backstop, were not workable.
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"Once the breakaway rims became workable and everybody had them, it was probably overdue, but at least we got it done," he added, referring to the removal of the rule.
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I get that there is no workable TV solution at this point that doesn't involve June becoming the nice white lady equivalent to Harriet Tubman, spiriting children out of Gilead.
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The prime minister insists that her compromise is the only workable way to respect the will of the people, as expressed in that vote two and a half years ago.
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In a case from 2004, Justice Kennedy held open the possibility that a workable standard might one day emerge to distinguish extreme from acceptable levels of partisanship in map-making.
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This had not been seen as workable, however, with a "natural" departure at the end of his term rather than an "unnatural" exit later viewed as a less bad option.
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"The board has remained open to engagement with Sports Direct throughout its refinancing process and has provided clear guidance on what would represent workable solutions," Debenhams said in a statement.
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A recent video shows him making a workable tiny emulator of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System using only a tiny Raspberry Pi Zero computer, a USB hub, and some clay.
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"I think the notion of Republicans putting up two bills and the president saying, 'Oh, I'd be happy if either one passes,' I think was not a workable strategy," Rep.
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In the Spectator, a few days later, columnist Toby Young seconded the sexbot solution, arguing that "robot girlfriends" could be a "workable" cure for "sexual inequality" and incel mass murders.
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Criticism is broadly protected under the law and enjoys a wide berth culturally, so if jokes are a kind of criticism, then "It's just a joke" is a workable defense.
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It's still unclear whether the new design will have an advantage in producing a workable fusion reaction, but the W7-X represents a major step forward in researching that question.
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Xavier Mera and Guido Hulsmann of the Ludwig von Mises Institute follow with Austrian economics, which seems to exist in another historical freeze-frame – the time when communism seemed workable.
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"There are still a range of possible outcomes and Brazil continues to work constructively with other parties to find a workable pathway forward," Antonio Marcondes, Brazil's chief negotiator, told Reuters.
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But now, President Trump, with his direct and unorthodox style, seemed to have found the magic formula, and he and Kim were poised to implement a workable strategy for denuclearization.
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Even with the stark, "all-or-nothing" nature of the exclusion order, case law demonstrates that the ITC can, and has, provided workable resolutions – and should continue to do so.
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It was clear that the liberal justices -- Elena Kagan, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor -- thought such a challenge should go forward and a workable standard was possible.
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But Kennedy was unwilling to bar all such future claims because he thought a workable standard to measure when there is an overreliance on politics might arise down the road.
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If the Republican Party is beyond redemption, that system—having evolved into a duopoly whose norms and institutions depend on the responsible stewardship of each party—is no longer workable.
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Like those demagogues of years past, he said, candidates in both political parties focus on blaming "easy targets who breed resentment" for the country's problems instead of offering workable solutions.
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Having edited "The Norton Anthology of World Religions" in 2015, after decades of teaching, this Pulitzer Prize-winning author is well aware of the difficulties of finding a workable answer.
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The only way out of this mess in the medium term is if the Trump-Kushner team provides a fair and workable vision that puts a premium on Palestinians' freedom.
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As I am writing this, the parties in Germany are under pressure to deal with shock of the unprecedented nature of the collapse and the utter lack of workable alternatives.
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Asked to comment on speculation that the IMF actually wants to leave the Greek bailout program, he said the Fund was "fully engaged" with trying to reach a workable solution.
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Doing so would create massive uncertainty for the 20 million people whose coverage is linked to the ACA, and the GOP has had long-standing difficulty formulating any workable alternative.
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In this sometimes uncomfortable space, knowledge will increase and compromise is more likely to happen, resulting in workable solutions with measurable outcomes that can reduce poverty and protect the environment.
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But we also need a workable, permanent solution for individuals who entered our country unlawfully as children through no fault of their own and who have built their lives here.
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With a question mark hanging over how workable a coalition comprising two former bitter enemies will turn out to be, the desire for political stability topped some people's wish list.
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When Maggie and Michonne's squad first encounters Georgie, they treat her with the standard suspicion, but some silver-tongued words soon earn her a workable minimum of the alliance's trust.
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For Hamas, a brokered, back-channel negotiation over security, economic and humanitarian aid is workable, but abandoning its ideology of armed resistance for peace talks with Israel is a nonstarter.
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She will think seriously about every decision she makes, who will make sure her solutions are workable rather than just exciting, and who will dig in and get stuff done.
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The clock is ticking for May to find a workable exit strategy that has majority support at home, and then persuade Brussels to give her more time to implement it.
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Mr. Trump's assertion drew derision from critics who accused him of getting way ahead of a long, arduous negotiation to translate the gauzy words of Singapore into a workable plan.
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It's no secret that MoviePass had undergone several overhauls in an attempt to find a workable subscription model, but it seems as though this might be the service's final salvo.
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"She added: "It is imperative we have a workable set of contingency plans in place before the end of the blink-and-you&aposd-miss-it 11-month transition period.
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But in its classical sense, prudence meant the ability to see workable alternatives that still kept on track for achieving human well-being from which prudence takes its initial direction.
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Nevertheless, Senate leaders are promising to vote within the next 13 hours, without a workable bill, a final Congressional Budget Office score, or perhaps even the votes to pass anything.
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He has also yet to come up with a workable plan with Germany for getting Russia out of Ukraine: the precondition for the thawing of Russian relations that he seeks.
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"We will seek public feedback and combine institutional knowledge, professional expertise and the experiences of students to replace the current approach with a workable, effective and fair system," DeVos said.
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There was a report last October that Alphabet (the parent company of Waymo and Google) demanded $2000 billion from Uber in settlement negotiations — a cash sum that just wasn't workable.
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In short, the Trump administration has no workable definition of a "21st Century Glass Steagall Act," and the liberals' call to break up the large banks is not politically feasible.
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That's why ultimately, even Nielsen, who was reviled on the left over the family separations policy and attempted to shape the President's instincts into a workable policy always seemed doomed.
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While the threats to Bears Ears are obvious and pressing, and virtually all stakeholders agree that the current situation is untenable, the search for a workable solution has been elusive.
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Challengers had pinned their hopes on Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who had expressed ambivalence on the subject, but he and his colleagues appeared unable to identify a workable constitutional test.
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Right now there's a risk that if future events do dump a cartload of political power in progressives' lap, it'll largely go wasted due to a paucity of workable plans.
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" "Now we are waiting for the UK White Paper and I hope it will contain workable and realistic proposals, but let me mention once again that time is very short.
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That heartfelt romp not only fully rehabbed Robert Downey Jr.'s career, it also drafted a workable blueprint for the modern superhero flick, one that few entries have managed to follow.
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"President Trump can't unknow he owns Trump Tower," Dillon said, explaining why a blind trust would not be a workable solution to addressing conflicts of interest issues while he is President.
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"If the UK is outside the internal market, we need to find a workable solution," Dombrovskis said at a Bloomberg event in London (Reporting by Huw Jones; Editing by David Goodman)
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The relationship is "not workable if Reince Priebus is not fully empowered to be chief of staff and do the job that I believe he's very capable of doing," Bolten said.
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And the Gram 17 might even be workable on some trains and flights since the 17-inch screen is housed in a laptop not much bigger than most 15-inch portables.
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While there was significant lag and the laser definitely did not always point in the area I wanted it to, it was workable enough and Pablo didn't really know the difference.
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Read MoreNext move could see Fed rate CUT "We wouldn't take those off the table, but we have work to do to judge whether they would be workable here," she said.
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According to one Shin Bet official, some West Bank armourers cannibalize parts from broken M-16s or Kalashnikovs and reassemble them as workable composites, with missing components manufactured in private workshops.
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This estimate chimes with a leaked report last week from the EU that warned Europe could suffer unless it gets a "workable" deal with the City as part of Brexit negotiations.
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This lack of democratic legitimacy makes the considerable powers that are wielded by Brussels seem like too much, even while it restrains Brussels from actually obtaining enough power to be workable.
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The government has sought to conclude local agreements with rebels one area at a time, calling this a "workable model to bring security and peace" after nearly six years of war.
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"If Mr Ager-Hanssen does have a workable proposal to refinance the business, we look forward to receiving this and we will invite him to provide more detail," the spokesman said.
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Flybe said on Wednesday that the proposal was "highly conditional" and it does not believe it could be workable in the time-frame required to enable Flybe to continue to trade.
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The MPAA-Donuts agreement sends a signal to ICANN about what a workable response mechanism should look like and creates an opening for it to do more to address online piracy.
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" In an apparent attempt to compromise with his new VP's pesky views about the Constitution, Trump is making it a much more workable policy: banning immigrants who come from specific "territories.
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It was Oscar Hammerstein, a passionate liberal activist and, eventually, a staunch proponent of a movement that dreamed of a workable world government, who gave "Oklahoma!" its political content and message.
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To make such loans workable for borrowers and profitable for banks, underwriting — the review that borrowers undergo to determine if they qualify for a loan — should be automated, the report said.
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"Instead of offering workable solutions to our nation's outdated immigration system President Trump, Attorney General Sessions and their anti-immigrant advisors, Jon Feere and Julie Kirchner, only offer blunt force," Rep.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed optimism Monday that the U.S. and China have a workable first-phase agreement that addresses some key elements of the trade war between the two nations.
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But over all, I was just happy to get a workable set of well-known glasses and women (and, in particular, women well-known as the breakers of their glass ceilings).
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North Korea's aim is famously poor and it is unclear how long it would take the country to build a workable nuclear warhead that can survive re-entry into the atmosphere.
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And that's precisely the moment President Trump chose to make his move, a bid to undercut our best hope for a workable future in a bizarre attempt to restore the past.
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Sunday's exit polls showed the moderate Islamist Ennahda as the largest party, but its modest projected vote share means it would need to bring many other parties into any workable coalition.
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"We're now looking at where we can redeploy these cars but remain 100 percent committed to California and will be redoubling our efforts to develop workable statewide rules," the company said.
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Nomura said in a note that even if May comes up with a credible Brexit plan, it is far from clear whether it would be "workable" and accepted by EU members.
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The entire concept relies on the fiction that insurance networks are a workable means of lowering health care costs, or anything but a deadly and absurd way to organize health care.
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The British government has defended its plans to establish a "frictionless" border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic post-Brexit, saying that the plans are both workable and mutually beneficial.
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And that worry seems pressing in light of the struggle by Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany to build a workable coalition government after her party again failed to win a majority.
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It has been tried in Europe and failed, but it may be more workable in a larger country like the United States that people are less likely to cut ties with.
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A decade from now, the world might be admiring Apple not for another "insanely great" device, but for finding a workable compromise between the promises of AI and the right to privacy.
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In a 2004 gerrymandering case, Kennedy wrote a concurring opinion that left the door open for courts to intervene if a "workable" standard for identifying and measuring impermissible gerrymandering could be devised.
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Now, Europe's leaders have made it abundantly clear that the plan is even less acceptable to the EU. May took office in 2016 with a single mandate: to deliver a workable Brexit.
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I don't encourage that myself, but his workaround of finding a nearby spot to doze for 15 (a café, a library, a park in nice weather) could be workable for some. 2.
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"It is very difficult to come up with a workable cost-effective model that also fits within the constraints of civil liberties and is also practical from a business standpoint," Alexander said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British sportswear group Sports Direct said any restructuring option pursued by Debenhams that could result in no equity value for the department store group's shareholders "is not a workable solution".
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Still, the presiding sentiment among the people I spoke to is that keeping the waste at San Onofre, or any other plants across the country, is not a workable long-term plan.
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To produce a just and workable vision of peace requires Trump to bypass the Israel lobby, reject the rhetoric of hate and the Israeli pre-emptive campaign to slander and malign Abbas.
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" On Friday SEC Chair Mary Jo White told the meeting she was continuing to take steps toward "a workable program for third-party reviews to enhance the compliance of registered investment advisers.
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In the land of copyright wonks, and in another line of infringement suits, this resolution of the copyright status of musical recordings released before 1972 seems, in my opinion, fair and workable.
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Thanks to Senate Republican obstruction, there are currently two vacant seats on the Federal Reserve Board that Donald Trump could fill with monetary policy doves who would make his stimulus agenda workable.
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Tysons Corner, Virginia is transforming from a network of suburban business parks with 28500,6900 parking spaces into a workable, livable community that will have 2628,28503 residents and some 22019,000 jobs by 2050.
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As I argue in Focused Engagement, the most realistic successful outcome is a negotiated peace that comes after a lengthy process of building trust, ending hostilities, and developing a workable political solution.
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The rules adopted a few years ago at the FCC were workable only because the commission agreed to forebear the application of the most onerous Title II utility regulations on the books.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, whom Justice Brett Kavanaugh replaced on the court last year, had suggested that there may be room for a "workable standard," though so far one has eluded the court.
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The government has been trying to get paint out of homes for 25 years, when the Department of Housing and Urban Development first put forward a "comprehensive, workable plan" for lead abatement.
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"Our support for scientific research was based on the desire to identify a more holistic, workable approach based on the best evidence," said Coke CEO Muhtar Kent in a statement last year.
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It synced your contacts and calendar with PCs and Macs; had workable, though limited, handwriting recognition (you needed to learn special ways to form some letters); and lasted months on AAA batteries.
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The last four years, though, have been especially tough as the company worked to shrink its technology to a workable size and waited for the markets that needed such processors to emerge.
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Democratic congressional leaders have acknowledged disagreements with some parts of the bill but said negotiations had led to a workable compromise, and the Obama administration has urged Congress to quickly pass it.
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This makes it difficult, in theory, to ever trace information back to an individual user, while still providing Apple's computer scientists with workable datasets with which to train their deep learning tools.
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It has its own currency, judiciary, army and police force, a workable state apparatus and a fledgling multi-party democratic system, making it considerably more functional than many of its regional counterparts.
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Whether it's inaction or infighting about how to deal with ISIS, refugees, Vladimir Putin or illegal immigration, few political leaders from either party stepped up to the plate and provided workable solutions.
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However military analyst Carl Schuster, a former director of operations at the US Pacific Command's Joint Intelligence Center, cast doubt on whether the DF-26 was workable as an anti-ship weapon.
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Fortunately, there is a thoroughly workable solution, one which lays a foundation of defense of free-market capitalism and restoration of public trust in government: a 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
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If Mr. Uribe has a better, workable idea, he should dispatch a delegation to Havana, where the FARC leaders are currently based, to seek compromises on issues involving justice and political participation.
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It synced your contacts and calendar with PCs and Macs, had workable, though limited, handwriting recognition (you needed to learn special ways to form some letters) and lasted months on AAA batteries.
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" Apple VP Priya Balasubramaniam has been meeting with officials in the country, hammering out some incentives for the company involving tax and tariff exemptions, which said official has referred to as "workable.
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Hatch, who stands with Trump on other immigration issues, said in a statement that there needs to be a "workable, permanent" solution for individuals who unwillingly enter the country illegally as children.
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Mr. Vernon and two colleagues think they have a workable solution, developed in collaboration with the Society of Actuaries and outlined in a report in November: The "spend safely in retirement" strategy.
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His proclamation set off a frantic effort by officials to codify it into a workable policy, and then a subsequent panic while exemptions were worked out for some of America's closest allies.
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Last week, Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, said he expected a deal on Brexit could be struck by early November -- meaning the Chequers plan, with some tweaks, is a workable proposal.
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Editorial Ignoring overwhelming public opposition to legislation that would destroy the Affordable Care Act, Senate Republicans voted on Tuesday to begin repealing that law without having any workable plan to replace it.
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"It's the right thing — we finally had a workable framework," said Stephen Harper, global director of environment, energy and sustainability policy for Intel, who has attended several of the global climate meetings.
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Projections put the conservatives, comprising Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) on 33.0 percent, the FDP on 10.6 and the Greens on 8.9 - enough for a workable majority.
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But perhaps the Republicans can defeat the black market in unskilled labor by creating "a workable agricultural guest worker program to grow our economy," as proposed in the Securing America's Future Act.
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While there's plenty of blame to go around for this crisis, there are also reasonable, affordable, and workable options to help people with legitimate, qualifying disabilities get decisions faster and more efficiently.
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The Obama administration's attempt to close Guantanamo and release cleared detainees has been a sore point for Republicans, who have complained for years that the U.S. doesn't have a workable detention policy.
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But whether you think that recycling is a workable alternative or a quixotic non-starter, one thing is inarguable: EPS contaminants are dangerous, widespread, and destined to influence ecosystems for hundreds of years.
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The United Nations said on Thursday it was talking to Russia about a "workable humanitarian pause" in fighting in Aleppo and that the three hours a day proposed by Moscow was "not enough".
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He said the ideas put forward by Corbyn were "not workable", because it was impossible to subscribe to his proposal to have a customs union with the EU while also influencing EU policy.
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In many ways, it represents the leading edge of precision medicine's maturation from a buzzword in grant applications and investor pitch decks to a real, workable product that can actually improve patient outcomes.
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Republicans have vowed to "repeal and replace" the law for six years, but after more than 60 votes to repeal it, they still haven't put forward any workable alternative to replace the law.
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Instead, Altman says, the effort is about seeing whether private industry and researchers can find workable solutions, which would be followed by a wider "global debate" about whether to try and implement them.
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For Britain to truly extricate itself from the EU, it first needs to find a workable solution to the problem of the Irish border, and it's abundantly clear that no such solution exists.
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But DBS economist Radhika Rao pointed out that a single rate would not be workable in the Indian economy, given its income disparity, federal system and the potential inflationary impact of the change.
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But it would seem almost contemptuous for the justices to reject the growing consensus among their lower-court colleagues that gerrymandering claims belong in court and that workable standards exist to adjudicate them.
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"Now we are waiting for the U.K. White Paper and I hope it will contain workable and realistic proposals but let me mention once again that the time is very short," he said.
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According to the Times' 2014 report, though, not all farmers are convinced doing so is a good idea since digging up those deeply-buried shells could alter the soil of their workable farmland.
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The combination of members who just want to do something, anything, to get this off their plate, along with what they believe is a workable product, has them closer than they've ever been.
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As good a position as it was, I had to get a little closer to make a workable picture, because there were still two tree limbs between my camera lens and the school.
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Massive efforts like the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) have been joined by smaller startups, like Tri Alpha in the US and Tokamak Energy in the UK, in aiming to produce workable solutions.
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Today it's launching Wickr Professional, software it hopes will be the most workable combination yet of Slack's chatroom-based messaging, the privacy of encryption, and the ephemerality of Snapchat-style self-destructing messages.
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And that means the harsh realities of what it costs to provide this long-held dream of the liberal Democrats in America can finally start being debunked in favor of more workable options.
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The U.S. government and our technology industry must speak with one voice in an effort to work constructively in partnership if we are truly able to craft a workable solution in the future.
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The results leave Spain where it was before Sunday's vote: in debilitating political deadlock, with Mr. Rajoy still in charge as a caretaker prime minister who must now cobble together a workable coalition.
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As well as showcasing refugee shelters, the curators have presented a series of policy proposals to governments which they believe will encourage the creation of livable, efficient and workable "arrival cities" for refugees.
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The League's far-right leader Matteo Salvini said last week its alliance with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement was no longer workable and tabled a motion of no-confidence in the government.
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The collapse of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran offers a cautionary tale: even a perfectly workable plan of denuclearization will collapse when the parties begin losing trust in each other.
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You can't pose workable ideas on education or expect the condition of underserved youth to improve if you refuse to put school choice and access to new modes of learning in the mix.
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And after releasing a new proposal in 2015, the agency spent a year receiving public comments, holding four days of public hearings, and meeting with industry and advocates to find a workable solution.
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These foods help you get eating done when you don't have time, energy, or access to whole foods, and we need to not berate ourselves for choosing the most workable option when necessary.
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The findings cannot tell us if intense intervals would be similarly popular with or workable for anyone who is older, sicker, more reluctant to experiment with strenuous exercise, or listens only to Bach.
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Speaking on Friday at the International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide, Australia, Mr. Musk said he had figured out a workable business plan, although his presentation lacked financial figures to back up his assertions.
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The more extreme fringes of British conservatism have now reached the point that American conservatives first arrived at during the Clinton administration: They are seeking to undermine the very possibility of workable government.
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None of it — unless you count the light boxes for reading film images of RNA fragments, the shorter pieces of the molecule once Sogin had used enzymes to cut them into workable bits.
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That spurred me on, so I sketched out a couple of workable grids on slips from a complimentary Stamford Marriott notepad and presented them to Andrea at the registration table the next day.
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In 2004, he wrote in a concurring opinion on a gerrymandering case that he might consider a challenge if there were "a workable standard" to decide when such tactics crossed a constitutional line.
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To deal with the economic challenges, policymakers have released a range of stimulus measures and are expected to launch more, especially if U.S.-China trade negotiations fail to produce a workable agreement soon.
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"Here should be a system fair to all its participants, taking into account each country's position and this should be workable: decision taken by it (WTO) should be implemented by all," Oreshkin said.
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In 221, Justice Kennedy wrote in a concurring opinion that he might consider a challenge to partisan gerrymandering if there were "a workable standard" to decide when such tactics crossed a constitutional line.
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Next year NASA, America's aerospace agency, will begin field tests of systems that could manage such operations in an urban environment as part of a "grand challenge" to industry to find workable solutions.
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At an event in Perry on Sunday, Mr. Sanders shot back at Mr. Biden for his remark a couple days earlier that "not a single solitary scientist" considered Mr. Sanders's climate plan workable.
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Mary Beth Storjohann, founder of Workable Wealth, told Loudenback it&aposs best to keep your emergency fund in a cash account so you can access it quickly in the event of an emergency.
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So there has been a considerable motivation for cultures to keep their calendars precise and predictable — and establishing a workable system was a considerable demonstration of power by the rulers of historic empires.
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The problem, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote in a 241 concurrence, is that no one has come up with "a workable standard" to decide when the political gerrymandering has crossed a constitutional line.
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This call to action should be well received both in the House and the Senate, and across the political aisle, since Republicans and Democrats alike are keenly interested in exploring workable legislative options.
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Even though we are the world's leader in technology and innovation, American companies are finding it unnecessarily difficult to compete both domestically and abroad due to the lack of workable U.S. privacy laws.
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So in the long run, the 20 percent target simply isn't workable without raising taxes on individuals — which is why Strong's favorite family's tax cut eventually goes away and becomes a tax hike.
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Our system presupposes that people of good faith, with a wide range of individual views across the political spectrum, will come together to forge a workable consensus in the pressing matters of the day.
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Research in cognitive science has done a lot to give us a deeper understanding of the problem we now face, but it has not yet furnished us with a workable way of addressing it.
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That, of course, isn't true -- health care policy has proven extremely complicated for years on Capitol Hill, and Republicans who voted dozens of times to repeal Obamacare had never truly crafted a workable replacement.
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The dream outcome: Emmanuel Macron If mainstream political Berlin had a dream outcome, it would be a President Macron with a workable majority (of various parties, realistically) following the French legislative elections in June.
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He didn't give any details about the political plan, but in answering a question from a Lebanese reporter, Kushner said the plan will include "a pragmatic, fair and workable solution" to the refugees issue.
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How quickly the administration manages to provide a workable alternative and whether it can preserve popular aspects of the program will dictate the political price it will pay for such a huge policy lift.
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By deploying the resources of the executive branch to lay out workable blueprints for possible federal budgets, Obama helped lay the groundwork for hypothetical future Democratic Congresses to enact things his party cared about.
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"If we bring a workable solution to Capitol Hill" that includes support from the gaming industry, law enforcement, the leagues and public officials, Congress will be more likely to take it up, he said.
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The development of a workable forward-looking term rate has taken longer than expected, hampered by a relatively small number of issuers and a lack of demand, as borrowers hesitated over making expensive changes.
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Taking responsibility for policymaking away from a technocratic elite and entrusting it to a broader community of engaged citizens would only lead to more partisan conflict, assuming that such a program were even workable.
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"I think Democrats win when we run on real solutions, not impossible promises, when we run on things that are workable, not fairy-tale economics," he said, implicitly taking aim at Warren's bold platform.
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A lifelong conservationist and Republican, by inheritance and practice, he is among those in his party who are dismayed by Trump yet are still striving, against diminishing odds, to find some workable common ground.
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"The legislation proposed by the Governor and passed overwhelmingly by the General Assembly gives municipalities a workable option to ensure their residents aren't double taxed because of the Trump/GOP tax law," Appleby wrote.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Neither of Britain's proposed future customs arrangements with the European Union are workable, Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Tuesday, dismissing the option favored by hardline Brexiteers with a comic aside.
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"We're now looking at where we can redeploy these cars but remain 100 percent committed to California and will be redoubling our efforts to develop workable statewide rules," a spokeswoman said in a statement.
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An act of Congress in support of restructuring would help bring creditors to the table to develop a workable plan that could satisfy debtholders and relieve the punishment of the people of Puerto Rico.
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The intention of negotiators on both sides was for that period to offer businesses some continuity and to provide the U.K. and Irish governments more time to find workable solutions to the border challenges.
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Congress needs to go back to that playbook, because a bill-signing ceremony for workable net neutrality legislation would be far preferable than yet another round of hearings, news conferences and fund-raising emails.
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A source familiar with the gun lobby's thinking on the solutions being proposed echoed the concerns about red flag laws and due process and said none of the ideas floated so far are workable.
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Seen from Dover, the outline of a workable replacement for a customs union that can process the huge volume of cross-channel trade looks less visible than the French coast on a misty day.
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In 2004, Justice Kennedy wrote in a concurring opinion on a gerrymandering case that he might consider a challenge if there were "a workable standard" to decide when such tactics crossed a constitutional line.
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" "Unfortunately, instead of calling the Department or reaching out to the Secretary to identify a mutually workable alternative date, the Chairman chose to release a letter falsely claiming the Secretary was refusing to testify.
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The other key link, in the same troublesome area of the puzzle, was ET UN/SEPT, which was a really stretch to discover but which miraculously offered a common definition — obscure, perhaps, but workable.
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Nick Clegg, a former deputy prime minister and a Liberal Democrat, said in a statement that "the government needs all the help it can get from good civil servants to deliver a workable Brexit."
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The difference between Sanders' position and what I think is Harris' position is this: Sanders believes "Medicare for All" is the only workable solution to right the wrongs of the current health care system.
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" It's a sound and worthy principle, and in a measured appreciation of all things workable and reasonable, Black adds: "There is every reason to think that most congressmen and senators are aware of this.
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"The lesson is that the executive and legislative branches need to work together on big affairs of state to ensure protection of the public interest and a workable outcome," Jacobi said in an email.
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In order to understand why this is so important, and what could be changed to make it workable, let's back up for a minute and look at what's wrong with our current defensive approach.
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Workable's ad ended up on the site through one of the Google companies that brokers web ads, and Workable has now added Breitbart to an "opt out" list, Mr. Moraitakis said in an interview.
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Banks had criticized the original rule as onerous and subjective, and regulators have said the proposed version aims to be more workable without substantially weakening the core goal of limiting risky trading by banks.
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After all, if the Israelis and Palestinians were able to come up with a workable agreement — one state, two states, something in between — why would the United States artificially insist on some other outcome?
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But I am convinced that they do a much better job designing familiar, workable, in-cabin user interfaces that intelligently link the car with those smartphone functions that are safe to use while driving.
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" As far as Trump's plans specifically, Corbat said he found them "workable," noting that "we maneuvered these types of things before and we think we've got the ability to work with them in the future.
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MoviePass is trying out all kinds of ways to prove its approach is workable, but above all it wants studios to pay it to help promote films by leveraging its user data and customer channels.
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"We're now looking at where we can redeploy these cars but remain 100 percent committed to California and will be redoubling our efforts to develop workable statewide rules," an Uber spokeswoman said in a statement.
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But just an hour after Merkel spoke, Macron said the demands made by Johnson for a renegotiation of the divorce deal, including the removal of the Irish backstop, were not workable as they currently stood.
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Almost alone among their more spineless colleagues, Mr Flake and Mr McCain were outspoken defenders of free trade, workable immigration reform, balanced budgets and the rule of law against the ravages of President Donald Trump.
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Investors are hoping a workable deal can come out of the summit because if not, Washington's 10 percent tariff rate on $200 billion of Chinese imports will rise by early next year to 25 percent.
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Even if it were workable, though, it wouldn't have been much use, as the SL-1200G demanded new tools for its new component parts; only its dust cover inherits the same design as the original.
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But I am convinced that they do a much better job on designing familiar, workable, in-cabin user interfaces that intelligently link the car with those smartphone functions that are safe to use while driving.
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"I'm convinced that I can't continue and possibly a new mediator will be able to establish a workable process," Farnan said in a letter published in a filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy court in Chicago.
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This is probably a workable strategy for now, as it provides some certainty that BHP will be able to deliver higher dividend payments in the current year, even if commodity prices stagnate at current levels.
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The Bank and FCA review will seek to turn the FSB recommendations into workable measures so that investors who choose to stay in a fund are no worse off than those who want to leave.
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"Scaling back service on a system in which the public has all but lost confidence, without looking at workable alternatives, could cause Metro to wither and take our growing regional economy with it," said Del.
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The authorities still don't have a workable plan for disposing of the 47 metric tons of plutonium and the thousands of tons of uranium Japan has accumulated over years of producing energy at nuclear plants.
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Now, just a few decades later, workable AI exists across a spectrum of complexity and integration into our daily lives: from Siri all the way up to AIs that can "learn" all on their own.
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At the same time, many Democrats have cautioned against embracing anger as an organizing principle, suggesting that harnessing disdain for Mr. Trump is workable only if voters also broadly understand what the party stands for.
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"I fear that rather than offering a workable solution, the House bill will exacerbate the problem by forcing small businesses to pay wages they cannot afford and 'helping' them go further into debt," he said.
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"We're now looking at where we can redeploy these cars, but remain 100 percent committed to California and will be redoubling our efforts to develop workable statewide rules," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement.
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Barnier said the EU was working to improve its offer for the so-called backstop, or an emergency fix to keep the Irish border open regardless of Brexit consequences, but that it must be workable.
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Or, the second and more likely scenario: Speaker Ryan can choose to keep the government open by presenting a workable budget that Democrats could support, which must include a clean version of the DREAM Act.
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Or he could join the four liberals, who are likely to see Wisconsin's redistricting as unconstitutional, and find that, at long last, the social scientists have come up with the ''workable standard'' he previously sought.
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British officials insist that the plans they are creating are workable and could produce a border that operates more securely than some of the European Union's other external frontiers, for example the one with Russia.
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But the plan is likely to face deep skepticism from EU leaders, who will need to be convinced the U.K. has a workable proposal to avoid checks on goods or people crossing the Irish border.
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The thickness of Greek yogurt (even when it's cut with some milk, it's significantly thicker than buttermilk) also helps produce an easily workable dough without introducing excess moisture, which can lead to tougher, denser biscuits.
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"It's a confirmation of the massive widespread bribery and points to the difficulty the US government under (Presidents) George W. Bush, under (Barack) Obama and now (Donald) Trump have in finding workable partners," Bagley said.
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The head of state, King Felipe VI, who had earlier consulted all key political leaders to verify if a workable government was still possible, will not propose any other candidate for premiership, the palace said.
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"While the current proposal is not workable, we are open to discussing a reasonable accommodation with the Department that would protect law enforcement sensitive information while allowing Congress to fulfill its constitutional duties," they write.
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Ahead of the meeting, Macron said Johnson's demand to renegotiate the divorce deal was not workable and warned Britain that it risked being subordinated by the United States if it crashed out of the European Union.
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Justice Kennedy, now retired, had all but invited these cases in a 2004 decision decrying state legislatures for "rigging elections" and pleading for a "workable" standard to specify when partisan electoral line-drawing goes too far.
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The four exchanges, although each situated in its particular time (Jacobs was always up on the urban issues of the moment) chronicle her enduring commitment to "creative and workable cities," all in her own unvarnished words.
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Why it matters: The agency designated to oversee telecom networks is showing a united front on why this isn't a workable approach, while at the same time acknowledging the importance of 5G and concerns about China.
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In line with Glossip's requirement that people on death row name another workable execution method that would incur less pain, Mr Bucklew said it would be better if he were put to death using nitrogen gas.
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Security researchers and other critics of encryption backdoors have long said there's no mathematical or workable way to create a "secure backdoor" that isn't also susceptible to attack by hackers, and widely derided any backdoor effort.
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Captain America: Civil War ends with nothing really resolved — not the rift in the Avengers, not the question of whether UN supervision is a workable solution, not the question of responsibility for the aftereffects of violence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Friday he would assess the negotiating position agreed by British Prime Minister Theresa May and her cabinet to see if it was workable and realistic.
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A possible answer If a cinder block wall is too difficult and a pour-over wall too weak, the construction experts said a wall fashioned out of pre-casted concrete panels would be the workable choice.
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From imposing tariffs on 5G equipment to alienating allies on 5G security to falling behind the rest of the world on critical mid-band spectrum, it has yet to offer a workable plan for US leadership.
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Republicans, the majority, touted it as a workable alternative to the Labor Department's rule, which they said could "frighten off" middle-income investors from seeking advice and give advisers incentives to work only for wealthy clients.
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"No deal will be far more likely if MPs (Members of Parliament) reject the government's Brexit deal," Brexit minister Barclay wrote in the Daily Express newspaper, arguing that May's plan was the only "workable deal" available.
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If there is no agreement on even the framework for a future trade deal, can transition be legally workable at all, on the basis that under the article it needs to be a bridge to something?
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The national interest now requires that the available plethora of loyal Republicans with considerable policy experience be tapped to generate new and workable strategies for de-escalating this confrontation as a way to attain U.S. goals.
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The consortium's problems also represent a potential setback in the search for new ways to finance and pursue journalism at a time when traditional news organizations, and even new digital operations, are seeking workable business models.
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Lacking workable ideas or intellectual ballast, Mr. Trump's candidacy thrives on his refusal to be "politically correct," a term he deploys to give license to declarations that should be called bigotry, or cruelty, or verbal battery.
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He has also suggested revoking Article 50, the process that sets the deadline for Brexit on March 29, to give more time for all sides to strike a workable agreement -- and avoid a no deal outcome.
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Members of the "Gang" that produced a workable compromise on immigration walked away from their own deal; Senators who traded support for the tax bill for bipartisan fixes to health care were jilted by their Leadership.
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As examples, Nielsen said investors seemed to believe that Trump would deliver a big, workable fiscal package and that his less growth-friendly suggestions, such as trade restrictions and throwing out illegal immigrants, would be jettisoned.
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And this will require movement by the Qatari government toward demands by our Arab allies in a new condominium to begin implementation of the American government's new and necessary and workable strategic vision for the region.
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Experts agree it would be a game changer if the court is able to find a workable test to assess when legislators have gone too far in drawing congressional maps that give their party an edge.
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