LM: I hope they act with more refinement when courting.
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He recently introduced the College for All Act with Rep.
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We all need to act with a level of respect.
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Opponents have labeled it the "Wrong Choice Act," with Rep.
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Clean up your act with a little help from Boxed.
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To this end, Warren proposed the Care Act with Rep.
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We have a responsibility to always act with honesty, integrity.
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Let it interpret its mandate and act with greater ease.
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Authorities act with impunity even when under the international spotlight.
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How can I encourage people to act with more respect?
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It also underscores how powerful people often act with impunity.
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"This situation requires us to act with urgency," he said.
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Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj is streaming now on Netflix.
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In the face of terrorists, we will act with strength.
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Mr. Assad may think he can act with impunity now.
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"We need more countries to act with us," he said.
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All of us have to act with a degree of urgency.
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That abusers could act, and would continue to act, with impunity.
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Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj returns to Netflix on November 10.
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In 2017 he introduced the Medicare for All Act with Sens.
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They would like MPs to act with a sense of urgency.
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Watching individuals act with impunity can be both horrifying and gripping.
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The state is now "acknowledging them, and will act with rigour".
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It was a wicked high privilege to act with those actors.
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So it's a little challenging to act with the mask, essentially.
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Rep. Frank Pallone introduced the Stopping Bad Robocalls Act with Rep.
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Because, sometimes, animals act with more humanity than actual human beings.
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Just watching him, I learned how to act with my eyes.
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Sanders co-sponsored the Veterans Choice Act with the late Sen.
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Menendez vowed that Congress will act, with or without the administration.
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I am here in order to act with freedom and safety.
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Representative Duncan introduced the SHARE Act with Texas Republican John Carter.
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They can be aggressive, dogged, and seem to act with purpose.
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Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj is built to get you angry.
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Then Rosanne asked me to write her nightclub act with her.
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"I would hope that in future they would act with more haste."
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The fee to take the ACT with the writing portion is $68.
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Then, she performs her act with the help of Marawa The Amazing.
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But we can always try to act with integrity, gratitude, and respect.
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The commission alleges that Qualcomm violated the FTC Act with these actions.
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We can choose to listen, to understand and to act with respect.
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The Moon in fire sign Leo asks us to act with dignity.
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They act with agility and stealth enabling them to outwit the competition.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) introduced the Schedules That Work Act with Sen.
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A high-wire act with a nation's destiny hanging in the balance.
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Recently, I introduced H.R. 3513, the "Canadian Snowbird Visa Act", with Rep.
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Be decisive, act with conviction, based on the product and team alone.
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Do you act with integrity and uphold professional standards at all times?
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Have they cleaned up their act with regard to how referees officiate?
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And the governments act with impunity, and often get away with it.
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It's a difficult and special act, with an unknown yet exciting conclusion.
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"For too long, they've been allowed to act with impunity," she said.
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Here's where healthcare insurance companies can act with compassion and fiscal prudence.
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And there's all different ways that companies can act with the government.
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That's why I've introduced the Retirement Security and Savings Act with Sen.
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Marketers who act with that in mind are miles ahead of the competition.
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We will continue to act with determination to protect our sovereignty and citizens.
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No country in this chamber would act with more restraint than Israel has.
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It's often the case that the act with the best gimmick wins Eurovision.
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And how does the market going to act with the headwind on multiples?
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Indeed, the incentive for other EU countries is not to act with generosity.
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In May, I introduced the No Junk Plans Act with my colleague Sen.
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Moving forward, disinformation operators will act with ever greater speed, scale, and sophistication.
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"I trust myself and the public to act with common sense," said Vidale.
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It features Jaboukie Young-White as the headlining act with five additional performers.
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So we must act with urgency to kick-start the clean energy revolution.
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Now, they can act with the confidence that they will avoid institutional accountability.
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So to get to act with her was a very, very close second.
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KALING I actually don't remember what it's like to act with a man.
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Ms. Vidbel returned in the second act with a pack of rescue dogs.
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We will act with reason and according to the law and with firmness.
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The question is if they act with urgency ahead of the terrible numbers.
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To reduce it, we will act with the various levers that we have.
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"Our dad was an act with a single end," the younger boy observes.
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"We are urging China [to act] with more cooperation and transparency," he said.
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Lawmakers hope to act with legislation as soon as after the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Duterte also has signaled to the police that they can act with impunity.
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Powerful people can act with near-impunity, and most powerful people are men.
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"We have to act and we have to act with speed," Sosa said.
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"The Kremlin believes it can act with impunity," Johnson said in a statement.
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" Slugging down the rest of his soda, he continued, "I had an acting teacher who told me, 'Michael, there are two types of actors: those who act with their ass'—squirmy Richard Dreyfuss types—'and those who act with their balls.
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Being a responsible company, everyone in Philips is expected to always act with integrity.
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He wants viewers to leave the cinema and be inspired to act with kindness.
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In 2017, he co-sponsored legislation, the "Keep Our Pension Promises Act," with Rep.
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We need these institutions to work – to be thoughtful and to act with integrity.
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Together they created "Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj," which debuted on Netflix in 2018.
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Most people look back on the act with affection and, probably, a little embarrassment.
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They have to be to act with decision and purpose in the emergency room.
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A potentially contentious run-off could also encourage the bank to act with caution.
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We fail to act with deep consideration for the people we know and love.
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Lawmakers in Congress are still pushing to roll back the Jones Act, with Sens.
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"We will respond to this act with brute force against these terrorists," he said.
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To act with Dan, and Nancy, and Julie, and Tress, it is pure joy.
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We need to amplify their ability to act with all the support they need.
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I don't think I knew how to act with any confidence over my abilities.
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"Respond to this hateful act with your act of love today," reads the description.
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I believe music teaches and forces you to act with a sense of humility.
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But throughout this election cycle, we have seen Trump's campaign act with incredible rashness.
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I think and act with a deeper understanding of how short life could be.
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James, in his triumphant second act with the Cavaliers, delivered a championship to Cleveland.
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Of course, insurance is often a balancing act with other expenses and financial obligations.
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If Gus did act with them, he would be a singularly old pussy now.
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Buetler has also cosponsored another bill called Ending Maternal Mortality Act with Democratic Rep.
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Republicans in Congress can repeal the Affordable Care Act, with support from Mr. Trump.
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You act with self-discipline and are coming from a place of conservative practicality.
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While we regret the situation, Mr. Callaway did not act with any criminal intentions.
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Karen Bass' five-year reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act with bipartisan support.
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That means that they are obligated to act with your best interest in mind.
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This has the makings of high-wire act with no net for everyone involved.
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"It's a problem when people can act with impunity with no consequences," she added.
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In 2004, without consulting the public, John Howard updated the act with a clarification.
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Harington jokingly added that he couldn't act with her again because she's better than him.
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"Bob Bates didn't act with usual and ordinary care," Luton said in his closing argument.
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However, House Democrats have pushed back against McConnell's description of the SHIELD Act, with Rep.
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When you act with somebody like that, especially playing these characters, we got really close.
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John McCain tanks "skinny repeal" of the Affordable Care Act with an unexpected "no" vote.
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But that doesn't mean that we as readers and viewers can't act with more compassion.
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Lewis first gained fame for his frenzied comedy-and-music act with singer Dean Martin.
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We're back on Scarif, where Malbus is taking out an AT-ACT with a rocket.
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I urge the House and Senate to pass the TIME Act with all deliberate speed.
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In the absence of federal action, veterans in this grass-roots movement act with urgency.
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Congress should lead by example and act with the urgency and seriousness the threat demands.
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Their budget starts by repealing the entire Affordable Care Act with no plan for replacement.
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The initiative focuses in part on encouraging children to act with kindness on social media.
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It was an amazing opportunity to act with her in this way, with this material.
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Financial analyst Richard was interested in filming himself in the act with a recent girlfriend.
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Authoritarian leaders now act with greater impunity — or at least less worry about international isolation.
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But he also faces a delicate balancing act with allies, especially those in the region.
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If the sanctions crush its economy, then Iran could act with less restraint, he said.
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He also urged the United States to speak and act with caution regarding Hong Kong.
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For these reasons, state and federal leaders must act with urgency to secure our elections.
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PRESIDENT, PLEASE ACT," with the subtitle, "We need sensible gun control to stop the slaughter.
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And we're prepared to act with sourcing changes, supply changes, and pricing changes if enacted.
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He split the long second act with an intermission, creating the familiar three-act structure.
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That doesn't entitle them to act with impunity — or to get into other people's beds.
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Because if they can act with impunity, then what kind of society are we creating?
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John Kerry and Senator Chris Murphy grossly violated the Logan Act with respect to Iran.
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Or are we going to fight to see better and act with love and generosity?
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In a democracy, people with power also have to act with forbearance and self-restraint.
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I did a cabaret act with robotics, essentially, which was very in at the time.
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With groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda, they're inspiring people to act with minimal guidance.
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I'm doing a burlesque act with Mexican theme, so the pin will come in handy.
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We urge Turkish authorities to halt these operations and encourage all parties to act with restraint.
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MacDermott said that he hoped police would "act with more haste" in future revenge porn cases.
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The artist's latest painting depicts the president engaged in a sex act with millionaire Atul Gupta.
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Mr Trujillo will be vindicated if the new officials act with the independence that Ecuadoreans expect.
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Racism has fueled longstanding institutional failures in a department where rogue officers often act with impunity.
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I'm different in certain situations — how I act with my kids versus when I'm at work.
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Congress added to the National Firearms Act with another round of new laws four years later.
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I liked to know the facts, overanalyze my options and act with a painstakingly constructed plan.
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The prime minister has pledged to act "with firmness and proportionality" to stop any vote happening.
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Some fly in formation, bird-like, changing direction and dynamic like they act with one mind.
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Even home appliances manufacturer Whirlpool is getting into the act, with Alexa-enabled washers and dryers.
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They enacted the National Firearms Act, with restrictions on machine guns, sawed-off shotguns, and silencers.
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" The Mexican leader declined, however, saying that "in these cases we have to act with independence.
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"These NDAs created an environment where people...felt like they could act with impunity." https://t.
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States play a tricky balancing act with the federal government over costs for the joint program.
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"We want to replace the Affordable Care Act with a program that will work," Tillis said.
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Yellen and other Fed officials have repeatedly dismissed any claims they act with politics in mind.
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He said the activists' arrests were aimed at achieving a "balancing act" with the kingdom's conservatives.
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Pass the DREAM Act with the urgency you are applying to fund hurricane recovery and relief.
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But "Equity" pulls off a difficult balancing act with an elegance that should not be underestimated.
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But (Members of Parliament) have to act with force and make clear who that alternative is.
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The deal, one source familiar said, was to pair the DREAM Act with enhanced border protections.
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Gigi's family got into the act with sister Bella also sharing photos of the beach trip.
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Of course we cannot act with perfect knowledge; there will always be some errors and missteps.
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An earlier version of this article included "Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj" Volume 2 in error.
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Helping Republican presidents act with impunity is William Barr's stock-in-trade — it's what he does.
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"Act with empathy, but make difficult decisions quickly," said Karen McCormick, chief investment officer at Beringea.
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All of the senators, regardless of party, really felt they needed to act with some dignity.
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From Trump's introduction of the Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment Act (RAISE) Act with Sen.
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That's why this summer I co-authored the bipartisan Special Counsel Independence Protection Act with Sen.
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Obama had steeled himself for the meeting, determined to act with high courtesy and without condescension.
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We end up watching half an episode of Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj before falling asleep.
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To achieve this goal, we must act with a strong sense of unity, urgency and responsibility.
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He invited me to perform a comedy act with him at The Improv in Los Angeles.
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So in Vegas, that's how we look and feel and act with our consumers in Vegas.
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Tripoli's big armed groups claim to have official status through the GNA, but act with autonomy.
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The second act, with its immense love scene, is set largely in a munitions storage room.
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The Athletics pull off this tightwad act with exceedingly bright management, but it is an exception.
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We need to point out the lies and remind him of his desire to act with integrity.
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We already have a problem under the Affordable Care Act with the cost of premiums and deductibles.
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With the help of Ms Suu Kyi's blind eye towards them, the armed forces act with impunity.
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Hasan Minhaj, the host of the weekly explainer series Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj on Netflix, agrees.
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Last week, the House of Representatives passed the Secure Act with support from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Prevenge is equally adept at that balancing act, with the laughs building alongside the rising body count.
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Power, especially in men, leads them to act with greater entitlement, especially toward women, and especially sexually.
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For his cameo, Leno looked to handpick an act with star quality instead of favoring a comic.
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Pruett has been charged with engaging in a sexual act with a student, a Class B felony.
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Their largely improvised act, with Lewis making wild comic forays into the audience, was an immediate hit.
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"It's like a high-wire act with no safety net," said Jason Miller, Trump's former communications strategist.
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Act with honor and dignity and respect and hold the confidence of the presidency and his office.
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Even backup guard Quentin Goodin got in the act with his fourth 3-pointer of the season.
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Farrell launched a complaint under the Privacy Act with the Australian information commissioner, who began an investigation.
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"There's always a delicate balancing act with these type of things," said Jason Tuvey of Capital Economics.
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Here, Buffett says that anyone's reputation can quickly take a hit and to always act with integrity.
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Obama built the Affordable Care Act with tax hikes sufficient to prevent a long-term deficit increase.
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Or we do act with consideration, but a friend can't see it, because of their own fears.
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The former president flew to Brussels on Monday, saying he could act with "freedom and safety" there.
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In a universe that has been tipped on its head, it was a rare act with meaning.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee passed the SELF DRIVE Act with a vote of 2628-28503.
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A press release accompanying the letter calls it an "epoch-making act," with no precedent since 1333.
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Did this public American concession in any way suggest to Assad that he could act with impunity?
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He is right that he did not act with the usual secrecy attendant to getting confidential information.
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Governments need to not only "declare" a climate emergency, but to act with emergency speed and focus.
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However, this concept requires the minority to act with some decorum and be at least marginally constructive.
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All too often, Muslim women who act with agency and hold feminist values are treated as exceptions.
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People will be acting from a place of fear, so do your best to act with love.
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To meet this end, I introduced the bipartisan Jobs Originating through Launching Travel (JOLT) Act with Rep.
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We cannot allow either the rooftop solar industry or the lead generator industry to act with impunity.
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Beyond that point, the Department will act with the guidance of the Office of Management and Budget.
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Trump wants to act with impunity, breaking the law if he needs or even just wants to.
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She believes she is implementing the new federal education law, the Every Student Succeeds Act, with fidelity.
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This transit can encourage you to address your needs for validation, and help you act with intention.
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"People should thank God they have the subway system," Mr. Derrick said, and act with due respect.
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Mr. Trump said he would replace the act with something better, but he never offered a plan.
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It also contrasts his support for the Affordable Care Act with President Trump's attempts to dismantle it.
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Even though the need is real, this is not a time to act with a rubber stamp.
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The Office of Special Counsel reprimanded the Trump aide for violating the Hatch Act with the tweet.
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To address this significantly disproportionate tax burden, I introduced the "Small Business Tax Equity Act" with Rep.
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Schiff, the Democrat who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, said Trump believed he could act with impunity.
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Katherine Clark (D-Mass.) introduced the "Online Safety Modernization Act", with bipartisan support of co-sponsors Reps.
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Nevertheless, many people questioned whether the FBI director's political persuasions were allowing him to act with bias.
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Gail: Yeah, but I don't remember Billy Crystal doing his act with a guy wearing a sheet.
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They may think they are anonymous and can act with impunity if they operate on the hidden internet.
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All House Democrats voted unanimously in favor of the Equality Act, with eight Republicans voting across party lines.
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Privacy experts worry that the results from the Accenture survey indicate that businesses do not act with prudence.
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"[T]he suspects in the incident had committed their act with a premeditated intention," the Saudi attorney said.
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Winner was charged, under the Espionage Act, with removing classified material from a government facility and leaking it.
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Responding to the move, China's Commerce Ministry said on Friday that the United States should act with caution.
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Smaller powers, like South Korea, also want to get in on the act with ambitions of their own.
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At least five Republican senators said they believed President Trump would act with more caution after being impeached.
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Democrats said this sweeping assessment of presidential power would embolden Trump and future presidents to act with impunity.
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Democrats said this sweeping assessment of presidential power would embolden Trump and future presidents to act with impunity.
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"There's great Chinese companies that we would love to do business with that act with integrity," Armstrong said.
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I borrow pens from my colleagues without asking, and I act with impunity around my best friend's fridge.
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She encourages everyone to take Hack Harassment's pledge to act with compassion for others while on the Internet.
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Donald Trump will control both chambers of Congress and act with impunity, as if he has a mandate.
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No one really knows how he will lead and how he will act with all this new power.
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Its critics say such a system lets politicians act with impunity and encourages criminals to run for office.
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To embrace these revisions is thus to accept that many, perhaps even most, assailants will act with impunity.
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Like Babymetal, they're a crossover act with visual flair that would be perfect for SXSW, musical merit notwithstanding.
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We cannot stand silent when dictators act with such flagrant disregard to fundamental norms of fairness and justice.
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Leonard played the trumpet and did a ventriloquist act with a hand-held puppet whose name I've forgotten.
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But it should be noted this is a high wire act with a deep fall if he fails.
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He thinks preparation hinders his ability to read the room and act with spontaneity, this former aide said.
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In late January, Smith also re-introduced his "No First Use Act" — with backing from presidential candidate Sen.
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At the same time, they are hopeful that Congress will act with haste to pass the final product.
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Kufrin then urged her followers to act with kindness on social media and refrain from posting negative comments.
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"Ever since Reagan, the GOP have had this delicate balancing act with the anti-choice movement," continues Risen.
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Kraft was reportedly captured on surveillance video engaging in a sex act with an employee at the spa.
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"When you act with that kind of abandon in rehearsal, generally something gets broken," Ms. Ruehl said, approvingly.
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The question is, how do we act with prudence to help those who will be truly in need?
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Unless they act with utmost integrity they will be tainted as henchmen for an unruly and vindictive president.
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Or is it the atmospheric conditions that make the individual think he or she can act with impunity?
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To test the prospect for de-escalation, President Trump would need to act with uncharacteristic clarity and resolve.
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A love ballad ("When I Have a Boy of My Own") ends the first act with a kiss.
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He'll push bipartisan redistricting and fully implement the Affordable Care Act, with a state-based health insurance marketplace.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) unveils his "Medicare for all" Act with Democratic co-sponsors and supporters on Wednesday.
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Even brands and retailers get in on the act, with Christmas deals offering a lot more for less.
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When girls — and women — act with confidence, make bold moves and lead with courage, we get shot down.
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"CBP's inability to act with urgency to save lives is a stain on our nation's history," said Rep.
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Here love is situated beyond phenomena and in execution without an audience: a solo act with the void.
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Through history, the commandment to act with empathy has been more honored in the breach than in the observance.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS MEXICO WILL ACT WITH A LOT OF "PRUDENCE," STRENGTH IN DEFENSE OF MEXICO'S SOVEREIGNTY
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Powell said on Tuesday the central bank is "ready to act with authority" if anything changes on that front.
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If integrity is indeed your goal — and it should be — don't be afraid to speak and act with confidence.
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He knows, he knows what's up, and I got to act with him somehow, fresh out of comedy school!
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In the speech, he challenged his followers to act with Christian virtue once they arrived in the New World.
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A decade ago this almost led to it being listed under the Endangered Species Act, with potentially disastrous consequences.
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Parts of the security services, such as the Rapid Action Battalion, a counter-terror unit, act with near impunity.
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They had to act with limited data and an opaque sense for how their actions would affect the future.
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Investors and governments will need to act with courage and vision to realize its potential in the years ahead.
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Lewis' movie persona, like the character he created in the act with Martin, varied little from film to film.
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You and I can disagree with them about that, but they did not act with malice or bad intent.
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If we choose to listen and we choose to act with empathy, we can draw strength from each other.
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"We welcome the actions they are beginning to take and we encourage them to act with urgency," Ramaphosa said.
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After the election, Patty Murray engineered a "Bipartisan Budget Act" with Ryan in 2013, to avert a government shutdown.
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Since January, Trump has repealed seven regulations under the Congressional Review Act, with more expected in the coming weeks.
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The European Commission had urged member states to act with responsibility, calling on both Italy and Malta to respond.
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As a result, only one country in the Caribbean — Haiti — qualifies for the BUILD Act with no additional waivers.
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With the 2018 hurricane season less that one month away, we must be prepared to act with such resolve.
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Most depart from Libya, where political chaos and a security vacuum have allowed people smugglers to act with impunity.
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Armed groups are "the main perpetrators of grave human rights violations and act with almost complete impunity", he said.
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America's health care and workers consumers should read the text of the "Medicare for all" Act with great care.
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Haley said Assad could no longer be permitted to act with impunity, while blasting Russia for assisting his regime.
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It's already a federal crime punishable by stiff penalties to knowingly advertise a commercial sex act with a minor.
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It's all rot, this slap-stick-bandanna handkerchief-bladder in the face act, with which Negro acting is associated.
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They will sponsor any conceivable litigation against the Affordable Care Act with the potential to reach the Supreme Court.
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The Sri Lankan government's security services appeared to have turned a blind eye, letting Buddhist mobs act with impunity.
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Clinton's political background to act with a greater level of maturity and dignity, but her personal hostility toward Rep.
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Meeting at the summit is also, of course, a political act, with one eye always on the domestic audience.
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I would like to believe it's possible to act with compassion and wisdom, even when our hearts feel broken.
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The Senate voted to repeal the rules under the Congressional Review Act, with the House following suit on Tuesday.
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We're inspired to act with a new sense of integrity starting on Monday, as lucky Jupiter enters disciplined Capricorn.
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Warren and Cummings plan to reintroduce the CARE Act, with some slight tweaks, in the next couple of months.
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German mothers ascribed their work-family juggling act, with its emphasis on traditional home life, to outdated cultural ideals.
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Recently Clinton's campaign has gone after Sanders for his pledge to replace the Affordable Care Act with Medicaid for everyone.
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The complexities of Kate's character, specifically this season, have pushed Metz to act with even more authenticity and raw emotion.
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There's also more of the Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj, Santa Clarita Diet, and Trailer Park Boys: The Animated Series.
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Those goals include repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, with a system that is better and cheaper than Obamacare.
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If children are taught to act with understanding and acceptance for others, that will surely improve society as a whole.
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Lee sometimes gives the impression of a virtuoso guitarist, needlessly gussying up his act with double-necked axes and pyrotechnics.
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Zarif said Iran would act with "prudence" in response to what he saw as dangerous policies by the United States.
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Why on earth would we be able to restore the full protections in the Affordable Care Act with divided government?
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To stay in the country he must walk a delicate balancing act with the famously restrictive authorities, while growing sales.
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They are however required to act with good faith towards clients and must otherwise obey company, insurance, and contract laws.
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Despite his move into politics, Khanna continued to act with his latest film being 2015's "Dilwale," ("The Big Hearted").
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Some people who'd been tracking Barriss' malicious deeds questioned why he'd been allowed to act with impunity for so long.
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In the book, Tosca waxes fondly on her time traveling around the world, performing the act with her trainer, Barbara.
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She also opened the door for the fascist right to act with impunity, assassinating and bringing violence to our youth.
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The CFTC clarified that a spoofing violation requires a market participant to act with some degree of intent beyond recklessness.
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They are right that impeaching Ms Rousseff would be a constitutional act with a legal basis, albeit a flimsy one.
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That's why we introduced the REPAY (Return Expenses Paid and Yielded) Act with a bipartisan group of our congressional colleagues.
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On Wednesday, the Department of Homeland Security, of which the T.S.A. is a part, appeared to act with more urgency.
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It continued to decline for the six years after the act, with no sign that the law slowed that path.
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Adam Kinzinger, an Afghanistan veteran who introduced the Georgia Support Act with his House Foreign Affairs committee colleague Democratic Rep.
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Now is the time to advocate for a strengthened Magnuson-Stevens Act, with more data, better science and balanced management.
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And they, for their part, act with the permission of their most extreme wings, a minority within their own party.
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Molière's early comedy "The Flying Doctor" is a wisp of a one-act, with no doctor and no flying either.
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Individual states have been quick to act, with 42 either completely legalizing sports betting or actively working to do so.
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The suffering in Yemen has gone unacknowledged for far too long - and has emboldened those willing to act with impunity.
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Over the years he's spiked his act with occasional self-deprecation for laughs, but he's always kept his impression respectful.
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Some say Brexit is of such vital importance to the country's future that the government should act with maximum transparency.
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Netflix has blocked an episode of Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj from streaming in Saudi Arabia, reports the Financial Times.
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Trump vowed to fight "all" Congressional subpoenas, in what legal experts have called an extraordinary act with little known precedent.
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In a five-minute speech, he urged people to act with solidarity and cooperation and to adhere to official directives.
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The J-1 program was created by the 1961 Fulbright-Hayes Act, with the purpose of fostering understanding between nations.
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A love act with your loved one should be done in your own free time, not during paid work hours.
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So they have "interpreted" the normal farming activities provision of the Clean Water Act with regulations that narrow its availability.
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"Why do they act with such deliberate caution in some neighborhoods and such recklessness in our neighborhoods?" asked the Rev.
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He likened the balance that Democrats are trying to strike to a juggling act, with two balls in the air.
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" On Wednesday, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker called for "Turkey, as well as other actors, to act with restraint.
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Republicans promise to replace the Affordable Care Act with something better, although they haven't agreed on what that will be.
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"Will Hurd voted to repeal the [Affordable Care Act] with no plan to replace it," one of the ads reads.
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The contractor, Hal Martin, was charged under the Espionage Act with 20 counts of willful retention of national defense information.
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"While we regret the situation, Mr. Callaway did not act with any criminal intentions," the statement provided to CNN read.
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"Being a responsible company, everyone in Philips is expected to always act with integrity," said Steve Klink, a company spokesman.
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Ex-General Electric engine sales head McAllister - working a double act with Mounir - has helped open new doors for Boeing.
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Rights groups urged Indonesian police to act with restraint and investigate the accusations of racism and discrimination faced by Papuan students.
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We put on Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj and try the gelato I bought today (strawberry Gelato Fiasco), which is delicious.
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These notions took hold despite widespread awareness of Rubio's thin resume and inability to act with a clear head under pressure.
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A meme posted on the group site depicts Ocasio-Cortez in a lewd act with a detained migrant, according to ProPublica.
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Netflix has pulled an episode of "Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj" in Saudi Arabia at the request of the country's government.
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As a former congressional press secretary I can confidently tell you that you have violated the Hatch Act with this tweet.
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Called Randori Recon, this service is designed to act with a hacker's mindset to surface all of your company's external weaknesses.
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"We can't afford to let the perpetrators act with impunity — which has sometimes been the case in recent years," she said.
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The West should instead counsel the prince to act with caution, avoid escalation with Iran and free political life at home.
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The CFTC guidance clarified that a spoofing violation requires a market participant to act with some degree of intent beyond recklessness.
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Governments must start putting people and planet ahead of corporate interests and greed and act with the urgency this report demands.
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The officer, Detective Neil David Kimball, pleaded guilty last week to unlawful sexual intercourse and a lewd act with a child.
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That being said, there are many fantastic recruiters who understand relationship management and always act with the best interest of employees.
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Europe would then be better equipped for the mercurial geopolitical theater in which it must now act with far greater autonomy.
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Drawn into buzzsaw that goes by the name of Negan Rick, on the other hand, continues to act with cold efficiency.
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On some level, then, it's no surprise that the people in charge at Baylor chose to act with such blatant impunity.
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"No country in this chamber would act with more restraint than Israel has," Haley said at a U.N. Security Council meeting.
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Those with religious-freedom claims must act with superhuman perceptiveness or else be faulted by a merciless court on procedural grounds.
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That's why I introduced the Clean and Efficient Cars Act with 85033 of my colleagues on the Energy and Commerce Committee.
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"Our workers are empowered and will act with even more force than last year in defense of our rights," Allendes said.
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But it is fair to expect that these companies would act with the ethical standards they so proudly claim to uphold.
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She added that he did act "with great sensitivity and appropriateness" when responding to synagogue shootings that occurred after the call.
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In late 2016, the moonshot received $18 million in funding when Congress passed the 21st Century Cures Act with bipartisan support.
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Tripoli is formally controlled by the internationally recognized Government of National Accord, but armed groups working with it act with autonomy.
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The widespread attitude was this: Why would a corporate behemoth act with such a heavy hand against a little-known athlete?
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Speaking on Iran, he also said China hoped all parties will exercise restraint and act with caution to avoid escalating tensions.
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Effectively communicating the need to evacuate means persuading people to act with a sense of urgency and to follow specific instructions.
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"We can't afford to let the perpetrators act with impunity - which has sometimes been the case in recent years," Nyamu added.
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Mexico's president has turned down the offer, saying his country would act with "independence and sovereignty" to punish the criminals responsible.
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His plans are neither detailed nor ideological: He will replace the Affordable Care Act with "great plans" and negotiate better deals.
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Some options include IRS Free File if you made less than $66,000, Tax Act with a 1040EZ or Credit Karma Tax.
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The Federal Reserve understands all these issues and will continue to act with independence in its stewardship of the U.S. economy.
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" In Federalist 70, Alexander Hamilton extended the insight to argue that the executive should act with "decision, activity, secrecy and dispatch.
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They are partially within our control, assuming we are willing to take the responsibility to act with commitment, urgency, and solidarity.
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Although he may have suffered from "God-themed delusions," the prosecutor added, even someone who is delusional can act with intent.
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N) is also in on the act with a pilot Blockchain-based tracing system, signing up Kiwi dairy giant Fonterra (FCG.
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We should act with purpose, embracing A.I. as a tool that will enable us to create a better and fairer world.
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From there, we can act with focus and certainty while improving our lives and our beautiful — if still very messy — world.
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Editorial President Trump promised to replace the Affordable Care Act with something that is better, is cheaper and covers more people.
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He had an act with Bert Lahr, and when Bert Lahr blew up my grandfather was very bitter about it. Supposedly.
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France's ambassador to Burkina Faso, Xavier Lapdecab, urged people via Twitter to act with "absolute precaution" as the attack was ongoing.
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More critically, the state did not meet its responsibility to act with respect and dignity in the treatment of human life.
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Congress will have to act with a willing president and election politics that shift the narratives -- an unlikely proposition in 2018.
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If the Republicans replace the Affordable Care Act with the plan released on Monday, we should expect more stories like those.
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Human beings who act with that level of cruelty -- who torture, who murder -- should be the ones we put in jail.
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Last week Trump signed an executive order asking to examine the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act with a view to easing regulation.
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But the next president needs to act with considerable urgency on this matter both in Congress and through the administrative state.
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Trump has vowed to fight "all" congressional subpoenas, in what legal experts have called an extraordinary act with little-known precedent.
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As a kid, I would imitate the characters that my grandfather would act with, whether it was John Wayne or Walter Brennan.
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Winner was charged , under the Espionage Act, with removing classified material from a government facility and mailing it to a news outlet.
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"I'm hopeful for a very definitive solution on what we replace the Affordable Care Act with and not just a framework," Rep.
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The last time the Trump administration tried to force Congress to act with a change to immigration policy, it did not work.
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But Facebook and other social media companies could soon find their ability to act with relative impunity stopped dead in its tracks.
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"The market is acting as if there could be a repeal of the ACA [Affordable Care Act] with no replacement," said Nygren.
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Once the Fed publishes a plan, "we should act with not too much of a delay," Kaplan told Reuters in an interview.
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Apple is also getting in on the act with a feature inside the upcoming iOS 10 release that helps identify spam calls.
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In 2012, the Council of Fashion Designers of America tried to pass the Innovative Design Protection Act, with the backing of Sen.
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The ability to work with respect for others, create a bipartisan bill, or act with humility doesn't have to be a weakness.
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Serial abusers of women will continue to act with impunity as long as they have no reason to think they'll be punished.
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"Act with caution and don't take any acts that could damage peace and stability in the region," the spokesman, Geng Shuang, added.
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The Senate Commerce Committee signed off by voice vote on the Better Online Ticket Sales Act with minor alterations to the bill.
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For now, Ghani's hopeful that today's report will encourage universities to address the wider culture that enables abusers to act with impunity.
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Unlike Beyonce's Lemonade, a visual album that accompanied each song with a distinct act with a distinct look, Endless is more fixed.
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The Digital Security Act combines the colonial-era Official Secrets Act with new measures empowering police to make arrests without a warrant.
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It's time for them to act with the courage of their convictions, and pass commonsense, comprehensive and permanent tax reform without delay.
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And John-Michael Lyles, as a young military courier, delivers the elegiac soldier's song that concludes the first act with haunting simplicity.
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"EPA has given us little reason for confidence that they will act with the urgency that impacted communities know is needed," Rep.
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The 23-year-old man had admitted to engaging in a sex act with a minor in August 2017, police records say.
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Now, Congress must act with urgency, build on bipartisan consensus, and deliver a bill that will benefit American workers, commuters, and families.
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The basic approach was worked out almost a half-century ago in the 1970 U.S. Clean Air Act, with minimal amendments since.
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In it, a grainy video showed Mr. Reilly, the executive in China, engaged in a sexual act with a young Chinese woman.
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McMorris Rodgers and Ocasio-Cortez, it is considerably more likely to pass than the Raise the Wage Act, with broad, bipartisan support.
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You can come to the act with your fists clenched and your eyes narrowed, ready to kick ass and take down names.
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They make it clear that individual citizens have a responsibility to act with compassion and challenge negative behavior they wouldn't tolerate offline.
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For the past week, Mr. Trump has demanded changes in the United States' immigration laws and encouraged Congress to act with urgency.
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Then third-teamer Mac Jones got into the act with his 353-yarder to the freshman Waddle late in the third quarter.
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But it has cleaned up its act with the ZenFone 6, significantly changing its software philosophy to focus on less intrusive features.
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"An international sporting regulator has the responsibility to act with the highest standards of governance, integrity and transparency," the seven teams said.
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"An international sporting regulator has the responsibility to act with the highest standards of governance, integrity and transparency," the seven teams said.
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The Treasury report came less than a week after the House passed the Financial Choice Act with the support of only Republicans.
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Barely a week after Dr. King's assassination, Congress passed the Fair Housing Act with overwhelming bipartisan support in recognition of this truth.
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In reaction to a growing clamor for deregulation, Congress passed the Regulatory Flexibility Act, with bipartisan support, more than 30 years ago.
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Investors managing assets worth $35 trillion this week urged companies and governments to act with the "utmost urgency" to combat climate change.
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How we think about money — and more importantly, how we act with our money — dictates a large part of our financial outcomes.
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Setting out the government's position in a parliamentary hearing on immigration, Philippe said it was important to act with humanity toward migrants.
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But Trump&aposs popularity is unusually stable, leaving him free to act with the confidence that his base won&apost abandon him.
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The ideas were ultimately included in a large, bipartisan bill called the "Taxpayer First Act" with a wide range of IRS reforms.
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First, the government regulations currently contemplated, though appealing in theory, may forestall necessary security updates and act with an overabundance of caution.
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The rule would require brokers and other financial professionals to act with their clients' best interests in mind when giving retirement advice.
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He then urged Zelensky to act with expediency because of the Congressional testimony delivered the previous day by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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The UAE central bank also urged banks in the UAE to act with caution in dealing with six Qatari banks, including QNB.
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"I think it's very important we act with a sense of urgency," he told a law enforcement gun policy workshop Tuesday afternoon.
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However, the German government faces a delicate balancing act with a deeper crisis for Deutsche Bank potentially spilling over into its economy.
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But tech companies also face a difficult balancing act, with critics cautioning them against going too far and infringing on free speech.
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That's less time than the United States has spent fighting over the Affordable Care Act, with much less to show for it.
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And as attorney general, Barr is expected to act with independence — not out of loyalty to the political whims of the president.
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Court proceedings are under way to decide whether the pair will face charges under the act, with the next hearing scheduled for Wednesday.
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She allegedly performed the same act with several officers who approached the stage and forced one officer&aposs head into her bare chest.
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" Musk claimed his words were "spoken in anger" after Unsworth allegedly told him to "engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub.
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Details: Sasse's bill targets two different groups: Individual deepfake creators, if they act with the intent to do something illegal (like commit fraud).
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"The main task for the PSOE is to accept that it's in a very difficult situation and act with patience," says Mr Arias.
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We all face hardships, and if we choose to listen, and choose to act with empathy, we can draw strength from each other.
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However, the legal situation in the UK is different owing to the 2016 IP Act — with its troublesome clause about "removing electronic protection".
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Father Karadima had close connections to Chile's elite, raising suspicions that powerful patrons had allowed him to act with impunity for many years.
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" The Republican and Democratic national parties also got into the act, with GOP chairman Reince Priebus declaring, "It's the White House or bust!
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"We called on all parties to act with restraint ... because it is important that this process evolves in a peaceful manner," she said.
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Solitary confinement likely only exacerbates vulnerability to staff sexual violence since with no one else around, corrections officers can sometimes act with impunity.
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"No country in this chamber would act with more restraint than Israel has," Haley said at a May 15 U.N. Security Council meeting.
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Senators voted 2900-220006 on the proposal, called the VA Mission Act, with only a simple majority needed to pass the bill. Sens.
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Read this: The FTC has approved a roughly $23 billion settlement with FacebookOf course, Zuckerberg's felt he could act with impunity for years.
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Republicans are trying to replace the Affordable Care Act with a more conservative plan centered around tax credits that help people purchase insurance.
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"Also, in the age of #MeToo, it's important for individuals to act with integrity and call out behavior that is inconsistent with it."
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Maintaining accountability is a big part of office morale, and it encourages workers to act with integrity, leading to an excellent workplace culture.
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But Congress's failure to take any meaningful action requires the E.P.A. to act with the only tool it has — the Clean Air Act.
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"The U.N. needs to be able to act with impartiality in all circumstances and cannot be biased in favor of anybody," he said.
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Senators voted 22019-5 on the proposal, called the VA Mission Act, with only a simple majority needed to pass the bill. Sens.
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"Anyone who is entrusted with our nation's highest secrets should act with the gravity and seriousness of purpose that knowledge deserves," Warner added.
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While humans can barely act with the next generation in mind, and companies struggle to look past their next quarter, water never forgets.
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The other proposal is focused more on an adjusted Dream Act with a border security investment that is not Trump's proposed border wall.
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Mr. Rajoy said on Wednesday that he would "continue to act with prudence" and put the onus on Mr. Puigdemont to explain himself.
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A racially diverse grass-roots coalition, led by an activist, Tami Sawyer, pressured the city to act with persistent, and occasionally disruptive, demonstrations.
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Read this report and then demand that your government and the private sector act with speed and agility to secure our cyber future.
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However, he said he still believed the administration would come through on its promise to replace the Affordable Care Act with something better.
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Hopes that the Turks, who hate the Kurds and consider them an existential threat, will act with restraint will almost certainly prove illusory.
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In a similarly guarded tone, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said the ECB stood ready to act with all instruments, if necessary.
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India's main opposition Indian National Congress party wondered why "violent thugs " were able to act "with such impunity," in a tweet Sunday night.
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Erdogan has repeatedly insisted that rates should not be raised too high, triggering suggestions that the central bank doesn't act with full independence.
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Last July, a group of senators introduced the Marijuana Businesses Access to Banking Act, with the intention of bridging the state-federal disconnect.
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She plans to reintroduce the Promoting Transparent Standards for Corporate Insiders Act with House Financial Services Committee ranking member Patrick McHenry (R-NC).
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Many of America's founders saw protests as a useful force against tyranny and believed crowds could still act with restraint and self-discipline.
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" Mr. Richman sees no conflict, but rather "a consistent pattern of someone trying to act with independence and integrity, but within established channels.
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And they attribute the hostile new environment to Salvini's xenophobic rhetoric, which has now emboldened racists to feel they can act with impunity.
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Those two categories intersect only rarely, but The Hate U Give — a debut novel by Angie Thomas — manages the balancing act with aplomb.
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Netflix pulled an episode of "Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj" from its streaming service in Saudi Arabia after receiving a complaint from the kingdom.
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The Late Show tweeted a photo of Brett Baier caught in the act with "#MustardGate" in order to bring attention to this national scandal.
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"We are heartsick that anyone would act with such disregard for human life," he said, lamenting that nothing could bring back the lives lost.
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The House has already passed a National Defense Authorization Act with bipartisan support that includes an amendment that would defund all hostilities in Yemen.
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Timothy Engstrom, communications specialist for the Lee County Emergency Operations Center, told BuzzFeed News that those still in their homes must act with haste.
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It's no wonder that before Tam, the United States Patent and Trademark Office applied section 2(a) of the Lanham Act with wild inconsistency.
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But if they're not taking responsibility for negative civic and societal impacts, regulators are going to have to make them act with more care.
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In an interview with Motherboard, Feld expressed frustration that the FCC under Chairman Tom Wheeler didn't act with greater speed to address zero-rating.
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As of today, 21 states have dissolved the act, with New Hampshire being the final to ban the measure in the New England region.
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FBI Director James Comey has concluded that Clinton did not act with the "necessary criminal intent" that would require prosecution for distributing classified information.
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The U.S. State Department urged Turkey to "act with due restraint and respect for freedom of expression," spokesman John Kirby said late on Wednesday.
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The Bridge Act, with bipartisan support in both the House and the Senate, was the first bill to be introduced in Congress in January.
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Despite opposition, Republicans are moving forward with their plan to replace the Affordable Care Act with a plan that could dramatically cut Medicaid funding.
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Clarifying to, "we have 56 weeks of cash to go, and next week will be 55" trains the individual to act with great consideration.
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The song, about declining hookups and patiently waiting for a more meaningful connection, portrays a balancing act with which gay culture has long wrestled.
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Bruce Arena's first act with #USMNT should be calling up/starting Jonathan Klinsmann so that he's cap-tied and can't play for Germany pic.twitter.
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Tension flared between the two singers; James complained to journalists about the sensationalism of Prince's act, with its eye-popping clothes and obscene lyrics.
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Yes, McConnell rails against the Affordable Care Act with the best of 'em, and no, it doesn't mean he secretly likes Obama's signature legislation.
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Like China, with its aggressive actions in the South China Sea, Russia will continue to act with impunity unless its behavior generates harsh consequences.
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With China, Iran, and Russia developing increasingly sophisticated technologies focused on hacking our critical infrastructure, policymakers must act with urgency to combat such threats.
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We expect our leaders to act with moral integrity, for example, and musicians who "sell out" might get criticized for compromising their artistic integrity.
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In years past, Congress tried to loosen the FAA's bureaucratic reins with procurement and personnel reforms to help the agency act with more agility.
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We are trapped in a living nightmare in which my parents are collateral damage of an Egypt that believes it can act with impunity.
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It's you who hastened into a marriage because you thought it was better to marry a man who would not act with such folly.
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Reyes's second act with the Mets began much like the first one ended, with an air of uncertainty on how it should be assessed.
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When Tyler was a student at Rutgers University, his roommate used a computer webcam to film Clementi in an intimate act with a man.
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The thesis was something like: voters as a collective aggregate tend to act with purpose and predictability, even though most individual voters do not.
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It urged the public to act with "extreme caution" and to understand the "significant risks" they take on if they invest in virtual currencies.
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Dunne's daughter was also murdered, and Ito thought he'd be able to act with the appropriate amount of tact and decorum around the Simpsons.
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In a nation where nearly half of the population lives in poverty, the rich and well connected are perceived to act with total impunity.
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She, however, noted the unpredictability of financial crises and said that finance ministers and policymakers should act with caution to prepare for such eventualities.
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The American authorities say Russian hackers are able to act with impunity as long as they do not choose targets within their own country.
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Chief Lawson ended the meeting by telling Mr. Robinson that Officer Adams did not act with racial bias or otherwise engage in improper conduct.
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The court has an opportunity to clarify the scope of the Stored Communications Act with respect to data stored "statically" outside the United States.
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It discourages people who work in sex trades from reporting sexual violence against them, which helps perpetrators feel more empowered to act with impunity.
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"Only because we are so strong in Bavaria, can we act with the associated confidence at the federal level," said CSU lawmaker Michael Frieser.
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It depends on the willingness and ability of political leaders to act with total rationality in the most extreme circumstances of stress and provocation.
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The background: Back in 2010 President Obama and the short-lived Democratic majority in Congress passed the Affordable Care Act with zero G.O.P. support.
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In here, we're going to act with as much openness and curiosity as we can, and give each other permission to think out loud.
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The report also tied several members of Mr. Kiir's family to international companies that act with impunity in their business dealings in the country.
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For example, Biden isn't willing to replace the Affordable Care Act with a new, single-payer system like Warren or Sanders's Medicare-for-all.
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Now France is getting in on the act, with the Elysee Palace offering presidential mugs and key rings for sale for the first time.
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It is he who ends the first act with an anarchic, tear-down-the-house number devoted to the all-American properties of wood.
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Late last year, the company earned international condemnation for pulling an episode of "Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj" from its service in Saudi Arabia.
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The purpose element is a critical limiting principal that would apply criminal law only to those who act with mens rea (or "bad intent").
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"If you have so much debt, you have to act with caution and can not implement all projects at the same time," Scholz said.
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Any future Obamacare repeal attempts will confront the fact that Republicans aren't united on what they want to replace the Affordable Care Act with.
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Min on the SDN list," Markey said, "would send a clear signal to those responsible for these atrocities that they cannot act with impunity.
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We've finally reached the end of Hulu's The Act, with a finale that swapped the previous seven episodes' shock value for a deeply emotional farewell.
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It seems as though the fear-mongering rhetoric used throughout the campaign may have given a free ticket to those ready to act with hate.
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"My shower each morning and evening is transformed into a real circus act with a system of saucepans and buckets," says Saint Petersburg resident Galitch.
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In other words, plants gather as much information about the world they live in as possible and, attentive to changes in it, act with discernment.
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The government also released gazette notifications on the Inland Revenue Act and the Exchange Control Act, with investors waiting for clarification on the new legislation.
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" The EU's high representative for foreign affairs, Federica Mogherini, called for all involved to "act with the utmost restraint to avoid further loss of life.
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The government also released gazette notifications on the Inland Revenue Act and the Exchange Control Act, with investors waiting for clarifications on the new legislations.
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John Thune (R-SD), chairman of the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, said in the letter that Apple has failed to act with enough transparency.
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A jury also found that Justine Nelson, 33, was not guilty of the more serious charge of a lewd or lascivious act with a minor.
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Since Republicans haven't agreed on a single replacement health care plan, it's difficult to compare the Affordable Care Act with — well, whatever is to come.
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If a city hall can break the link between infrastructural ownership and monopolistic power, the telecoms will no longer be able to act with impunity.
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Update: The Senate voted Tuesday, July 25, to start debate on repealing the Affordable Care Act, with Vice President Mike Pence casting the deciding vote.
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The 22-year-old shortstop first nervously, but then gleefully, puts on a delightful mime-act with the foul ball eaten up by the catwalk.
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The government also released gazette notifications on the Inland Revenue Act and the Exchange Control Act, with investors waiting for clarification on the new legislations.
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The law, which combines some existing measures such as the colonial-era Official Secrets Act with tough new provisions, was passed by parliament on Sept.
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Failure to hold them accountable will only embolden abusers in the future to act with impunity and the cycle of violence and apartheid will continue.
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" The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court concluded Monday that "judges should act with flexibility, sensitivity, and compassion when dealing with people who suffer from drug addiction.
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What Republicans are attempting to do -- passing the bill and then selling it to a skeptical public -- amounts to a trapeze act with no net.
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But it does mean that unless internet companies act with greater transparency, they will only be addressing specific symptoms, instead of treating the underlying disease.
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It was an unusual move by a court in a country where the police are generally allowed to act with impunity, human rights activists said.
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As long as we remain in a strictly defensive posture and allow foreign states to act with impunity, these attacks will only become more brazen.
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Mashable reached out to more than two dozen Spectacles owners and found that the majority hadn't engaged in any sexual act with their new toy.
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Georgia's Republican-majority state House passed House Bill 481, called the Living Infants Fairness and Equality Act, with a 92-78 vote on March 29.
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"I'm most excited for the fact I get to see Kit and get to act with him," Turner said of her character's latest story line.
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Qatar Airways has submitted a filing under the HSR Act, with respect to its potential investment in American Airlines common stock, the companies have confirmed.
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The video was released to the public through the Freedom of Information Act, with the law firm Jenner & Block taking on the case pro bono.
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I made it clear to him that we would continue to act with all our might against Iran's attempts to entrench itself militarily in Syria.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin was more visibly winded after the second act, with its intense, driven passages of dark magic, attempted seduction and hard-won enlightenment.
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When we act with intellect without empathy, innovation without self awareness, power without discernment or wisdom, then we let ourselves be slaves to our egos.
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Novelty marketers have even gotten in on the act with a miniature mechanical Nunzilla who spits sparks as she waddles menacingly toward the unsuspecting sinner.
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The commission was created by the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act, with members appointed by the bipartisan leaders of the House and Senate last year.
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Your company is creating a culture in which people are honored for giving blood — which is, indeed, a generous act with significant benefits for society.
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On Wednesday, Biden campaign adviser Ron Klain called for the U.S. to act "with kind of the same tempo" as China in combating the disease.
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Even fashion houses have got in on the act with famous brands hosting luxury hotels, including Palazzo Versace Dubai, Gucci Hotel and Armani Hotel Dubai.
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The end result will be a system with no fail-safes, in which sitting presidents of both parties will be able to act with impunity.
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Fufu is theoretically a supporting act, with a function akin to bread, but it dominates any plate, as big as a Shanghainese lion's head meatball.
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While the far left calls for government-run health care, the far right calls to repeal the Affordable Care Act, with no clear replacement option.
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"I count on Turkey to act with restraint and ensure that any action it may take in northern Syria is proportionate and measured," he said.
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New York's law, the Child Victims Act, with its "look-back window" allowing victims one year to file civil claims, has resonated around the country.
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Deron Williams, who had been quiet for most of the series, also got in on the act with a series-best 14 points for Cleveland.
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The president's executive order on financial reform has called for a review of the Dodd-Frank Act with an eye to decreasing the regulatory burden.
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Duncan Hunter and his wife, Margaret, was how the former Marine could allegedly act with such blatant disrespect for the military he once served in.
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The New York Republican said during the White House's workforce week, he took it upon himself to roll out the bipartisan LEAP Act with Rep.
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The move all but guts the funding provisions for the Affordable Care Act, with the Cadillac tax repeal alone projected to cost nearly $200 billion.
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It came engrossingly to life in the second act with up-to-date metamorphosing projections for the opera's (often tedious) trials by fire and water.
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Powell, who oversaw the Fed's financial regulatory efforts until last month, has also called for modest changes to the Dodd-Frank Act with bipartisan support.
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Instead, Biden hugs to Obama — whose continued popularity has buoyed Biden's support so far — calling for expanding the Affordable Care Act with a public option.
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The report offered a damning indictment not just of the killers but of a country that has too often allowed them to act with impunity.
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Congressional Republicans have already laid the groundwork to repeal the Affordable Care Act with a budget reconciliation measure that only requires 51 votes to pass.
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It's times like these we might resolve to act with the knowledge that this spate of relative calm is farcical, hallow, and inevitably short-lived.
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So far, Billboard reports Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds have been announced as the event's headlining act with other performers including Courteeners, Blossoms, and Rick Astley.
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Foreign institutions are also getting into the act, with the University of New Hampshire this year wooing students with high exam scores for the first time.
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While no system is flawless, this does produce a stream of very bright, highly motivated people determined to act with integrity to solve modern intelligence problems.
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The "Broad City" star appeared in a new episode of Netflix's "Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj," where they discussed the recent wave of anti-abortion legislation.
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At that time, when President George H.W. Bush chose me, he sought no promises and asked only that his Attorney General act with professionalism and integrity.
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Muhammet Mercan, ING's chief economist for Turkey, said authorities need to act with credible measures to restore confidence given the economy's large forex debt service requirement.
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Western Union is registered with FinCen and regulated under the U.S. Bank Secrecy Act, with licenses in 49 states, plus Washington, D.C. and three U.S. territories.
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So many superhero movies based on comic books have been powerful enough to change the way we think about humanity and how we act with empathy.
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" The EU's high representative of the foreign affairs, Federica Mogherini, called for all involved to "act with the utmost restraint to avoid further loss of life.
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If we perceived potential threats to military personnel, their families or the mission, we would inform, coordinate and act with European governments to prevent those attacks.
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He told employees the company needed to act with integrity but that he did not believe Uber had done everything it was accused of in London.
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We don't need to just act as Americans, because it's in our own national security, but we need to act with our allies to address this.
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The 1973 report details how the Department of Justice was suing the Trump Management Corporation for violating the Fair Housing Act with racially discriminatory rental practices.
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The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights released a statement on Tuesday, expressing concern about the "escalation in violence" and encouraging demonstrators to act with restraint.
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The jury acquitted the men of more serious felony counts of wire fraud and conspiracy, finding they did not act with intent to defraud or mislead.
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The E.E.O.C.'s challenges have given employers pause as they try to square the Americans With Disabilities Act with the Affordable Care Act and other laws.
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But it's the next card Trump plays -- how he handles his new determination that Assad can no longer act with impunity -- that will shape his legacy.
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Don't beat yourself up if you aren't sure what your goals are yet: Your only priority is to act with integrity and be true to yourself.
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Hensarling said Tuesday that he's open to negotiating the CHOICE Act with Senate colleagues and wouldn't rule out supporting other bills to roll back Dodd-Frank.
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But in each case, she said he removed a clear plastic guard that covered their vaginas — and continued to simulate the sex act with no protection.
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It is distressing that neither Trump nor Clinton is ready to speak and act with the grace and humility generally required when a contest is over.
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Former President Barack Obama kicked off the first day of 2018 open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act with a video encouraging people to sign up.
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"We support the demand that all involved in the delivery of aid should act with the utmost accountability and deliver value for money," the letter said.
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"Looking back on last year, it was the effort to take down the Affordable Care Act with no viable replacement," Malinowski told NBC of Trump's policies.
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Barroso's successor Jean-Claude Juncker asked the Commission's ethics panel earlier this month to look into whether Barroso had breached a requirement to act with integrity.
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In February, Bernie Sanders reintroduced the Social Security Expansion Act, with sponsorships from three other leading Democratic presidential contenders: Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Kamala Harris.
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Democrats are turning up the heat, arguing that no one at the DOJ who answers to the president could be expected to act with complete impartiality.
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We can act with or without the participation of government, and with or without the cooperation of those who currently benefit most from the status quo.
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Beyond that limit, they are still obliged to act with integrity and discretion and can be stripped of their pensions if they fail to do so.
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The daughter of Stephanie, 50, and her first husband Daniel Ducruet, 51, Pauline spent a childhood summer working in an elephant act with Swiss Circus Knie.
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"When you want the Congress to act with overwhelming support, you try to get the language you feel that people will be comfortable with," he said.
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I wouldn't act with a double or an acting partner, I would put a little earwig in my ear, I would listen to the opposite line.
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To clean it up," he said, adding that he couldn't explain why no one had done anything before, but he would act with a "heavy hand.
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The message we should send to those who continue to act with impunity is that they will be hunted down, that they will not escape justice.
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But what about an 11 o'clock number — a song that Elsa might belt deep into the second act, with emotional heft as well as blazing vocals?
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And because there are no mandates about what defendants and their attorneys must be told about these searches, the police are allowed to act with impunity.
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But what we do know is that the remedy pushed Microsoft to act with more caution, creating an essential opening for a new generation of firms.
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Surveillance Lawmakers are barreling toward a deadline for three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act with no plan in sight for how to extend them.
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In an average trial, jury selection is a balancing act with the goal "to find and eliminate unfavorable jurors," according to litigation site The Jury Expert.
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Given how gingerly the company insists users act with the device, my issue doesn't appear to be particularly widespread — good news for Samsung on that front.
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Horror stories abound of corruption and abuse at private prisons and detention facilities, where violence is common, and where underpaid and undermonitored guards act with impunity.
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The House Rules Committee on Friday voted to allow four hours of debate on the American Health Care Act, with no amendments allowed from the floor.
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CBA, Australia's top lender, said it faces a "difficult balancing act" with rates approaching zero, raising questions about the potential effectiveness of super easy monetary policy.
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A glitzy act with a rotating cast, the company has managed one lovely show, 2016's "The Illusionists: Turn of the Century," and several silly ones.
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Luckily, we have the keys to our own shackles: All we need do is push past the fear, think it out, and act with common purpose.
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So, we are taking that model nationally by launching the Congressional Civility and Respect Caucus to encourage members of Congress to act with civility and respect.
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But we will be infinitely better off if we act with the United Nations and with as many friends as possible -- not in spite of them.
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But with the election in full swing, the government as well as federal public services are required to "act with restraint," according to Canada's Caretaker Convention.
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These reform leaders should ignore Mr. Sessions's outdated ideas and act with the courage and vision we witnessed in Louisiana to improve the federal justice system.
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"The president asked us specifically: Would we support him on this American Health Care Act [with the increased Medicaid restrictions]," Walker told the Washington Post's Mike DeBonis.
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Don't forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW. In EW's column Act With Me, stars share their personal stories about giving back.
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Western diplomats and human rights organizations must urge Ukraine's government to uphold the rule of law and to stop allowing the far right to act with impunity.
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But compare the typical health insurance plan regulated by the Affordable Care Act with a cheaper short-term health plan, and you might just change your mind.
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Their relationship, which led to the killing of Dee Dee, is fictionalized in Hulu's The Act, with recent episodes showing the pair's initial face-to-face meeting.
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First, a joint instrument with comparable legal weight to the Withdrawal Agreement will guarantee that the EU cannot act with the intent of applying the backstop indefinitely.
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Every image we see must ignite us to do more, to act with urgency, to campaign more, and find new ways to fight all of these injustices.
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He said all of this was wrong, and accused Pasadena, California-based Spokeo of willfully violating the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, with potential damages of $1,000.
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Now Nerdist is in on the act, with a parody musical mash-up turning three actors into a variety of iterations on Wonder Woman throughout the decades.
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MacAndrews, when it held that in the context of a merger or acquisition, a board's directors must act with the sole focus of maximizing the share price.
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And if he does start making marijuana arrests in states where it's legal, Congress could begin to act, with Trump's blessing, to stop Sessions in his tracks.
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Rand Paul, Lamar Alexander, and Tom Cotton all recently said they do not support repealing Obamacare until they can replace the act with another healthcare bill simultaneously.
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In one example, Jones claims she witnessed Kelly urinating on two women while she and the women were in the middle of a sex act with him.
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Collaborations that combine a familiar artist with a newcomer, or a mainstream act with an edgier one, may yield precisely the kind of music that listeners want.
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Their biggest accomplishments were cross-party in nature: leading the wartime coalition for Churchill, passing the 1867 Reform Act with the support of radical Liberals for Disraeli.
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When Charli XCX kicks off Taylor Swift's Reputation tour as the singer's opening act with Camila Cabello next month, she's hoping a collaboration comes out of it.
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The majority of the deported parents, around 300, are from Guatemala, where they face violence from organized criminal groups who act with impunity, according to Caron said.
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Having observed their ultimate bosses act with impunity against their opponents, the police and local FSB men decided there was nothing stopping them from doing the same.
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Netflix has pulled an episode of Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj from Saudi Arabia after complaints from the Saudi government, according to a report from Financial Times.
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Han Nguyen&aposs family says his death was preventable and that the school had a legal duty to act with reasonable care to protect him from harm.
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"At the same time, China hopes all parties act with caution, to prevent tensions from continuing to escalate," China's foreign ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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Amazon has made the most headway establishing a second act with its Amazon Web Services division, which is on pace to generate $10 billion in annual revenue.
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" The stats come from colleges reporting crime data as per The Clery Act, with requires colleges and universities to "provide transparency around campus crime policy and statistics.
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It's a proposal to respond to a future North Korean missile test or other provocative act with a carefully targeted attack on a North Korean military facility.
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The House of Representatives passed the Better Online Ticket Sales Act, or BOTS Act, with bipartisan support, following the bill's passage a week ago in the Senate.
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They were such a class act with their soaring somersaults and explosive tumbles that Biles, Raisman and Douglas were the top three all around performers on Sunday.
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However, forcing ICE to prioritize the individuals it arrests (by limiting the number that it can house) actually gives the agency authority to act with greater discretion.
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Protesters have voiced outrage at police officers they see as increasingly resorting to force, and at a government they say has allowed them to act with impunity.
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Around that time, David Smith was arrested for committing "an unnatural and perverted sex act" with a prostitute while riding around Baltimore in a company-owned Mercedes.
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Will his trial, set for July, revive the national conversation of how culpable politicians are when their harsh words appear to inspire others to act with violence?
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But critics say the authorities have been slow to act, with a spate of interrogations, arrests and bail applications leading to very few actual indictments and prosecutions.
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The America COMPETES Act, with champions such as Senators Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderThe Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
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We will see them in court, and we will be steadfast in our implementation of this important act with the unchanging goal of conserving and recovering species.
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Other companies are also getting in on the act, with Canaan's smaller rival Ebang also considering a Hong Kong IPO, according to IFR, a Thomson Reuters publication.
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In 2011, Darpa, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, got into the act with 100 Year Starship, a contest to develop a business plan for interstellar travel.
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"We urge world leaders to listen to the millions of people in the streets and act with humanity and courage to turn this crisis around," she said.
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That won't obliterate the hurt and embarrassment she may express to you, but if you act with love, then at least you'll know you did your best.
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Yet the survivors say they still don't know how Nassar was able to act with such impunity when he assaulted them under the guise of medical treatment.
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" Trump also said during the signing that he "did activate" the act "with respect to General Motors and hopefully, maybe we won't even need the full activation.
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We hope that the world will not wait any longer to act with determination and strength to assist you because the survival of humanity depends on you.
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The episode of the week for October 28 through November 3 is "Saudi Arabia," the second episode of Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj, streaming now on Netflix.
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The Soviets would continue to act with "their usual caution" and would pull back in the face of new indications of American strength, according to the report.
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What Facebook is selling to political campaigns is the right to bypass longstanding rules in order to act with impunity, writes Noam Cohen in an Op-Ed.
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It refers to when a priest uses the pretext of the sacrament of confession to commit an immoral act with a penitent or seeks to commit one.
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But successfully passing carbon taxes is an increasingly delicate balancing act, with the biggest single obstacle still the pushback from the fossil fuel industry and its supporters.
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With respect to resolving any allegation made against the office, Congressman Meehan would only act with advice of House Counsel and consistent with House Ethics Committee guidance.
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While he is not the first president to speak and act with hubris and arrogance, he has chosen belligerence over diplomacy, bullying over accord, insult over care.
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And if those extraordinary measures do disrupt the general elections, courts are likely to defer to public health officials even if those officials act with partisan motivation.
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Each project, of course, will have a big sign crediting the Make America Great Again Act with a big photo of Mr. Trump flashing a thumbs up.
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Future Tense We have long counted on our elders to act with a dignity befitting their advanced years and to express their sagacity through philosophically weighty language.
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They should expect that all 100 members of the Senate will act with the dignity and honor that their office requires—and that the public trust demands.
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A sympathetic person still cares about the situation and pain another is going through but is more likely to act with a bigger picture effect in mind.
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NATO's security general Jens Stoltenberg has called on Turkey to "act with restraint," though no mechanism exists to discipline Erdogan in the likely event he decides otherwise.
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But we do expect leaders in industry, government, and the social sector to act with an understanding of the big picture and a bias towards sustainable fixes.
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" But they said they had decided to act with restraint, this being "the most sensitive and complex period that Israel is experiencing today from a political perspective.
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Saudi Arabia on Thursday banned all pilgrims due to the coronavirus, but did not act with the same severity to restrict those patronizing its fledgling tourist industry.
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"In fact, he continued, Trump&aposs order to kill Soleimani "could make those groups act with even less discipline, so our people are still at serious risk.
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"We are calling on our friendly and brotherly neighbor Turkey to act with more patience and restraint, and to revise its decision and chosen path," he said.
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But when we act with NATO, it is with 28 other allies, and we speak with one voice, and it is our unity that is our strength.
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Since the Second World War, no matter who sat in the Oval Office, when national security was at stake, the president could act with broad bipartisan support.
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"Then our business [at Annie's] took off because it helped us really define who we would hire and how we would act with each other," he said.
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These are polarized times for America, made more concerning by the notion there exists a small segment of society predisposed to act with violence for political ends.
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Although suicide isn't typically a rational response to difficult circumstances, we can be implicated when harm comes to others through our failure to act with appropriate care.
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"At the same time, China hopes all parties act with caution, to prevent tensions from continuing to escalate, " China's foreign ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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"If the President can challenge the TRUST Act with or without the New York Defendants, then dismissing them from the case will accomplish nothing," Trump's lawyers said.
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Washington's unquestioning embrace of Mr. el-Sisi, whom President Trump has called a "great guy," emboldened the Egyptian leader to act with little fear of American pushback.
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Wade and the Affordable Care Act, with the goal of using this grassroots pushback to rally red-state Democrats and put pressure on moderate Republicans like Sens.
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As she's shown through her academic work, China tends to act with "tactical restraint" and historically favors stability as a new administration takes the reins in Washington.
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"It's critical that we act with integrity in everything we do, and learn how to be a better partner to every city we operate in," he wrote.
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Going forward, it's critical that we act with integrity in everything we do, and learn how to be a better partner to every city we operate in.
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He urged regulators to "act with a sense of urgency" to protect good P2P companies while punishing bad players to avoid harming China's financial system and economy.
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"End White Supremacy" will remain on view, indefinitely, installed as "a positive, albeit reflexive act, with no limitation of time in mind," as Paula Cooper told Hyperallergic.
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"These officers who work in vice often believe they can act with impunity with respect to the people that they're arresting, and often that's the case," Ritchie said.
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Geography teacher and cross-country coach Scott Beigel, 35, helped students enter a locked classroom to avoid the gunman, and paid for the brave act with his life.
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The demand for more transparency comes at a time when Congress is drafting the Honest Ads Act with the purpose of improving disclosure requirements for online political advertisements.
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So if you're an investor you basically have to say, 'I have to act with greater caution, greater diversification, because the possibility of some things happening is great.
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"Just deterring this act with a few airstrikes and not looking at the consequences for Syria wouldn't be a fully fleshed-out action," said another senior administration official.
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Or, having slapped Mr Assad on the wrist and warned the Russians that he cannot act with impunity, will America continue to stand back from the peace negotiations?
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Women in the senate — including Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski — recently shut down a Republican-backed bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act with nothing to take it's place.
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In 2019, Netflix removed an episode of "Patriot Act" with the comedian Hasan Minhaj from its service in Saudi Arabia at the request of the government, for example.
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A conservative American author, Taylor Marshall, announced the act "with great joy" and posted the video on Twitter, where it was spread swiftly and applauded by conservative outlets.
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In response, Mr Elias noted that North Carolina could have satisfied the Voting Rights Act with a much more modest rejiggering of the boundaries of the first district.
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Other plans have been held up by poor security, political resistance and a lack of government control in Libya, where powerful militias and smuggling networks act with impunity.
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A man who so enjoys having the last word, he ends the act with the masterful passive-aggressive aria "O solo io ed America" ("Just me and America").
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Repeating an ECB pledge to take action if necessary, the policymakers agreed the bank would act with all tools available within its mandate if the inflation outlook required.
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Thanks to Merkley's patient efforts, it was made clear that Tillerson is a fossil fuel supporter who feels no need to act with any urgency on climate change.
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The whole "lovey dovey" act with Piper is genuine and all, but the reality is that Alex will be spending four more years in prison after Piper leaves.
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In 1998, Michael was officially outed when he was arrested at a Beverly Hills Park for a "lewd" act with an undercover cop, but the singer was unapologetic.
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Compare Independence Day: Resurgence (or any of the other films I've listed as missing a second act) with Finding Dory, the movie currently dominating the national box office.
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That's sound advice from Buffett, 86, and exemplifies a core belief of his: to challenge himself and others to act with integrity, work with focus and always learn.
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Cruz's opposition to the handover includes his Protecting Internet Freedom Act, with press materials featuring an elaborate video and a countdown clock with a mission manifesto underneath it.
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For the last 40 years, southern sea otters have been listed as threatened under the federal Endangered Species Act, with the population estimated at just a few thousand.
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However, the ability to accept it, focus on the product and company alone and then act with speed, will stand you in good stead to remain FOMO free!
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"We gave guidance for 2020 and 2025, it is a balancing act with more electric vehicles coming to market and the different level of profitability," he told CNBC.
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According to Mercedes, the car is smart enough to "act with anticipation" and can play music to match your current mood and plan routes according to your appointments.
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"I don't think we have a lot of patient advice in terms of how they should act with their physician over the use of multidose vials," he said.
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Durbin countered with an offer that paired the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors, or DREAM, Act with roughly a dozen provisions from Cornyn's border security bill.
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Elsewhere, President Donald Trump called on countries from around the world to act with a sense of "great determination" in order to restrain North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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To allow Moore to serve in the Senate sends a message to victims of sexual harassment and abuse that men in positions of power can act with impunity.
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He described it as "critical" that employees "act with integrity in everything we do, and learn how to be a better partner to every city we operate in".
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First, she argued, the Supreme Court's habit of upholding it at almost every opportunity may send a message to law-enforcement officers that they can act with impunity.
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They developed a reputation as a captivating live act with a relentless tour schedule, playing over 300 shows in 1970 in support of their second LP, Idlewild South.
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Obama could tout the latest enrollment tally for the Affordable Care Act, with the figure projected to exceed expectations after a surge of sign-ups among younger adults.
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"Congress must take concrete steps to strengthen the AV START Act with the kind of safeguards that will prevent future fatalities," he said in a statement on Monday.
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"I like to think I've got empathy, but I look at the way I act with stuff and really wonder if I do," he said in an interview.
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He famously stopped the repeal of the Affordable Care Act with his dramatic vote in 2017, and he's been one of the most outspoken Republicans against President Trump.
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" He added that "it's critical that we act with integrity in everything we do, and learn how to be a better partner to every city we operate in.
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"This is reckless chaos for the sake of chaos," said John Walke, an expert on the Clean Air Act with the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group.
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Rogue guards have been known across the country to abuse their power and act with tremendous brutality toward inmates --too often effectively protected from punishment by union rules.
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My favorite stat: A public option is much more popular than the Affordable Care Act, with 73% favoring the former and only 51% favoring the latter, Kaiser found.
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"I thought David was 'pulling our leg' and it was just part of his new act with Ziggy," said photographer Barrie Wentzell, who accompanied Watts to the interview.
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On one hand, the Fed's policies work with a lag, so it must act with an eye toward where the economy is going, not where it has been.
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The Digital Security Act, which was given presidential assent Monday, combines the colonial-era Official Secrets Act with new measures empowering police to make arrests without a warrant.
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"Congress expressly authorized the Secretary of Homeland Security to act with dispatch to remove from the country aliens who have no right to be here," the spokesman said.
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I implore those who need help to ask for it and for everyone to speak and act with kindness as we move through this difficult time and beyond.
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It eventually led to a pending lawsuit from a person opposing the ballot measure, alleging that Uber violated parts of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act with its outreach.
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Powell, who oversaw the Fed's financial regulatory efforts until last month, has also called for modest changes to the Dodd-Frank Act with bipartisan support: http://bit.ly/2z7eANy.
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"He has brought everyone's best work to the table and managed a complicated balancing act with grace," Mr. Remnick said in a note to The New Yorker staff.
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And some people believe Montreal police officers are being allowed to act with impunity, according to Mustapha, who cited the fact that Jean-Loup Lapointe was never indicted.
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I have no doubt that if we act with proper focus, we can protect our borders, our sovereignty and our citizens, all while remaining true to America's noblest legacies.
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In December, Christian evangelical leader Mike Evans made the comparison while praising Trump's decision to move the American embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, another act with deep theological connotations.
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Some Uzbeks have complained about abuse at the hands of employers who could act with impunity because they knew employees were unlikely to walk away with jobs so scarce.
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"Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj" is a cultural and political satire that has covered everything from Silicon Valley and freedom of speech to immigration in America and affirmative action.
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Gypsy has clearly started pulling even more money from her mother's nest egg ziplock bag because we open episode 5 of Hulu's The Act with an entirely new look.
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A lack of coordination between European states and Nigeria is allowing traffickers to act with impunity, said Kevin Hyland, who was appointed Britain's first anti-slavery chief in 2014.
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Together, we lock arms to shoulder the grief, we ask God in Heaven to ease the anguish of those who suffer, and we vow to act with urgent resolve.
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Since they set those policies, everything out of their mouths can be taken as something between the promise of an ordinary person, and a speech act with direct effect.
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The European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, warned Turkey to "act with restraint," and said it would take no part in Turkey's establishment of a "safe zone" for refugees.
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And I think we should act with extreme caution, despite, you know, the audience not understanding exactly how that windowing strategy works, where we break a model that's working.
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Kelly also scripted the live-action film adaptation, which explains why it's so intelligent and careful about playing the same balancing act with the audience as the graphic novel.
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The investigation states that Spacey was able to act with relative impunity during his time at the helm of the theater because "a cult of personality" existed around him.
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"It is time for the US to renew its perspective on the DPRK's strategic position which has reached the dazzling heights, and to act with prudence," the statement said.
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Quantasia Sharpton told YouTube vlogger Miss Jacob Kohinoor ... she filmed the alleged sex act with Usher, and the real shocker -- she claims the singer knew he was being recorded.
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Using artificial intelligence to create new content is all the rage, and now YouPorn has gotten in on the act with an experiment that's produced some truly weird results.
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Further, Mr Norman pays only lip service to Mr McCartney's second act with the albums "McCartney", "Ram", "Band on the Run" and "McCartney II", leaving the reader's curiosity unsated.
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Those banks have signaled that they are ready to act, with statements from the Bank of England, the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve promptly dispatched Friday morning.
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Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender officers serve openly, and training at the Police Academy and throughout the department now includes lessons on how to act with awareness and sensitivity.
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President Maduro, the greatest dictator in the Western Hemisphere, the man responsible for the only failed state in the Western Hemisphere, continues to act with total and utter impunity.
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"The lesson for Japan is this: Do not expect a global surveillance superpower to act with honor or respect," Mr. Assange said in a news release at the time.
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The White House has stepped up pressure on Republicans to act, with a host of federal health officials warning of a spike in Zika cases in the coming summer.
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Republicans on Thursday night announced that they would make some significant changes to the bill, known as the American Health Care Act, with the intention of winning over conservatives.
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"Honda expects its suppliers to act with integrity at all times and is deeply troubled by this behavior by one of our suppliers," the automaker said in a statement.
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The House Small Business Committee is on the right track with H.R. 3717, the Small Business Owners' Tax Simplification Act, with a similar bill being discussed in the Senate.
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This course could also telegraph a message of encouragement to other state and non-state actors that they can act with impunity against the interests of the United States.
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" The school superintendent also called on the community to ensure that the incident could be a "teachable moment," as opposed to "responding to a hateful act with more hate.
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There are in fact many areas of our social life where we expect persons to act with competence, and where the law properly defers to accepted bodies of knowledge.
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Netflix yanked an episode of its political comedy series "Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj" in Saudi Arabia last week after receiving a "valid legal request" from the Saudi government.
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It may well have been an act of self-preservation and self-interest, but it is hardly a surprise that many have viewed that act with profound disgust nonetheless.
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There's also the potential problem of Whitaker exposing himself to potential obstruction of justice charges at a later date, should he act with corrupt intent to end the investigation.
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On Wednesday, the House of Representatives passed the Better Online Ticket Sales Act, or BOTS Act, with bipartisan support, following the bill's passage a week ago in the Senate.
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Here, the main character, Mavuso (played by the excellent Sri Lankan actor Hiran Abeysekera), kills his father, who had discovered him in an incestuous act with his sister Nadia.
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Speaking at a news conference in Brussels Tuesday, Puigdemont said he was not in Belgium to claim political asylum, but because he could act with "freedom and safety" there.
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As FACT points out, 12z is a veteran act, with members Bálint Szabó and Márton Kristóf self-releasing several records and putting out two albums on Hungarian label Farbwechsel.
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Macedonia aspires to join the European Union, and his trial was widely seen as sending a clear message that even the most powerful politicians could not act with impunity.
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It takes time to understand a new infectious disease, and any responsible government confronting such a challenge should act with rigor, strictly on the basis of science and evidence.
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As a senator, she introduced the Count Every Vote Act with voting solutions ranging from voter verification and auditing to ending deceptive practices and re-enfranchising formerly incarcerated persons.
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" He later deleted the tweets, explaining that they were issued "in anger after Mr. Unsworth said several untruths & suggested I engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub.
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In politics, as in Hollywood, those who'd rather pick a fight than compromise -- or, in Donald Trump's case, act with basic decency -- create the conditions for their own downfall.
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Democrats, women's rights advocates, and anti-violence activists have been trying to change that, pushing for the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act with the boyfriend loophole closed.
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Even musicians are getting in on the act, with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin recently saying the world famous band would not tour its latest album over concerns about sustainability.
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"While courts generally give more latitude to the political branches in the immigration context, this does not mean that the political branches can act with impunity," the brief said.
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Biden's plan is explicit about this: "He'll also build on the Affordable Care Act with a plan to insure more than an estimated 97% of Americans," the plan says.
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But by forming an alliance with the NRA, President Trump would have to rely on some other qualities to act with the kind of strength he claims to possess.
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The TALF, PMCCF and SMCCF are established by the Federal Reserve under the authority of Section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act, with approval of the Treasury Secretary.
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The Virginia state Senate voted Wednesday to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, with four Republicans crossing party lines to join all Senate Democrats in backing the move.
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Yet, for them, as for us, graffiti often shares the same peculiar combination of a mundane act with striving for immortality, for something after or beyond our own lives.
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Last week, the UN Security Council passed a resolution harshly condemning Israel's settlements in Palestinian territories, an act with potentially far-reaching legal implications in the International Criminal Court.
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When facing a conflict in our relationship, no matter how serious, the cities and nations we represent deserve that we turn to dialogue and act with caution and responsibility.
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But even though Democrats have been harshly critical of Comey's behavior in the Hillary Clinton email investigation, relatively few called for his actual firing — an act with little modern precedent.
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Georgia's Republican-majority state House voted in favor of House Bill 481, called the Living Infants Fairness and Equality Act, with a vote of 92 to 78 on March 29.
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When it comes to protecting Americans' privacy from the inexorable advancement of data collection and law enforcement technologies, on the other hand, it seems to act with no such urgency.
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It's official: the conservative Freedom Caucus will now support the House bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act with the changes in the compromise amendment released last night.
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"We respectfully request that you act with urgency for the safety and well-being of everyone involved and evacuate the property," a sign posted on the property Tuesday evening read.
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"Any act with power that isn't doing that, yet is speaking out against inequality, is failing to understand the game-changing role they could play in this situation," Snapes wrote.
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The stereotypes flow from there: Women cry, men don't; women act with their hearts, men with their minds; women become hysterical, men remain calm; women can't be trusted, men can.
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For instance, states could establish high-risk pools, which existed before the Affordable Care Act with mixed levels of success, or institute reinsurance programs to stabilize the health care market.
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Earlier this month, Netflix pulled an episode of its show Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj in Saudi Arabia after the country's government complained that it violated the country cybercrime laws.
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The regulators said that Mr Staley "failed to act with due skill, care and diligence" in his response to an anonymous letter that criticised a senior executive at the bank.
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Furthermore, since MBS used his corruption crackdown to single out rivals and opponents, it's unclear if his allies will clean up their act or assume they can act with impunity.
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And unlike Silicon Valley, which at least pretends to respond to consumer advocacy groups, negative press, and the threat of regulatory pressure, AT&T and Verizon largely act with impunity.
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A pardon now may make sense for Obama, the groups said, because he may be seeking to burnish his legacy and be able to act with less concern for politics.
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A Los Angeles County sex crimes detective accused of raping a 15-year-old girl has pleaded guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse and lewd act with a child, PEOPLE confirms.
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"This is the Democrats, this is us," he said, gesturing to printouts of ObamaCare and the American Health Care Act, with the Affordable Care Act dwarfing the GOP healthcare plan.
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She and Leary had both pleaded not guilty to charges of lewd and lascivious conduct, sexual performance with a child and engaging in a sexual act with a familial child.
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Dave Chappelle is tuning up his stand-up act with some cool pop-up shows in small venues, and bringing out big name fans ... including Jonah Hill and Bradley Cooper.
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Bipartisan support for the issue is at its highest level in recent years, as evidenced by the passing of the First Step Act with enthusiastic support from President Donald Trump.
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He nevertheless has thus far refused to do the job he was elected to do, preferring instead to tweet, act with reckless abandon and play a great deal of golf.
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Mnuchin was ordered to review the entirety of the Dodd-Frank Act with a similar executive order in February, and the administration is already working on rewriting the tax code.
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Washington (CNN)If Republicans want to try again to repeal the Affordable Care Act with just a simple majority, they only have until the end of September to do it.
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The weird thing about dumb money, unfortunately, is that it can act with fiendish intelligence, insisting on stipulations that guarantee returns at the expense of founders, employees and other investors.
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Senators have been privately negotiating on legislation to overhaul the Congressional Accountability Act, with Blunt and Klobuchar indicating as late as Monday evening that they were close to an agreement.
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EU treaty law states that former commissioners who fail to act with integrity in the taking of appointments after leaving the EU executive may be stripped of their pension rights.
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And it closed April — the month that marks the 6900th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act — with a proposal that will harm the families most in need of housing assistance.
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OPINION Trump has emboldened Saudi Prince Mohammad bin Salman to act with impunity, by Kate Kizer, policy director at the Center for International Policy, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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It's hard to imagine the university as a true "marketplace of ideas," as the administration likes to say, when some participants in that "marketplace" carry guns and act with impunity.
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In our country, the intelligence, counterintelligence and law enforcement agencies act with congressional oversight, judicial review and a free press acting as watchdogs in a system of checks and balances.
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Even after the passage of the War Powers Resolution in 1973, which was meant to reassert congressional war-making power, presidents have continued to act with a relatively free hand.
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" In January, the Monetary Authority of Singapore urged the public "to act with extreme caution and understand the significant risks they take on if they choose to invest in cryptocurrencies.
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For as long as the modern West has colonized—the act with which it marked itself as "the West"—it has reduced the lands in its margins to hunting grounds.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Tuesday that Britain's referendum was adding uncertainty to markets, and that the ECB was ready to act with all instruments if necessary.
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Solicitation is a separate crime under canon law and refers to when a priest uses the pretext of the sacrament of confession to commit an immoral act with a penitent.
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NICK OFFERMAN: Well, I had been running like I was performing in a circus act, with several figurative plates spinning: acting jobs, touring as a comedian, book writing and woodworking.
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Kushner has cultivated a personal relationship with Prince Mohammed and urged Trump to act with caution to avoid upsetting a critical strategic and economic relationship, a senior administration official said.
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Ex-West Virginia star running back Justin Crawford was just sentenced to 12 YEARS in prison after pleading guilty to committing a sex act with a 12-year-old girl.
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"The U.S. government is currently not designed to act with the speed and agility necessary to defend the country in cyberspace," the final report of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission concludes.
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"When Bolsonaro says indigenous people have too much land, what he's really saying is militias (of local cattle farmers) can act with impunity," Poirier told CNN during a telephone interview.
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"What the bank has to do is act with integrity, act responsibly and do the best it can to support the Latvian economy," Kazaks told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Unlike Trump, Biden is a strong supporter of the Affordable Care Act – with some tweaks – as well as a public option of health insurance for those who can't afford it.
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Durbin noted that he made a counteroffer that paired up the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act with roughly a dozen provisions from Cornyn's border security bill.
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This amid the backdrop that a recent Gallup poll shows the Obama's Affordable Care Act with a 2202 percent approval rating, while the AHCA stands at a paltry 2628 percent.
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House and Senate conservatives, along with their allied outside groups, are rebelling against the American Health Care Act, with some calling on leaders to scrap the plan and start over.
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Separately, VW management has called on employees to act with integrity in a letter to employees sent a year after the start of the Dieselgate scandal, Automobilwoche reported on Saturday.
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They described the physical journey as a "hijrah," the Arabic word used to refer to the Prophet Muhammad's journey to escape persecution in Mecca, imbuing the act with religious meaning.
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"The bro culture, grow at all costs, act with reckless abandon is more acceptable at a startup because every day can be the difference between dying and surviving," he said.
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I think one thing that had gone wrong with the move into the internet is that we have evolved some biological protections for how we act with someone in person.
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Stephanie Peterson, 27, faces between five and 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to one count of lewd or lascivious battery sex act with a child, a second-degree felony.
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Shehla Rashid, a student activist who spoke out for Khalid after he was arrested, said the concern is that ABVP can act with impunity thanks to its ties to the government.
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The 78-year-old grandmother of 9, often criticized for not being "likable" enough, has pushed through legislation, including the Affordable Care Act, with single-minded focus and unparalleled political acumen.
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Russell acquitted Durham on three of the counts in January, writing that the prosecutors "failed to establish that he engaged in a 'sexual act' " with the children identified in those charges.
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Everyone at FOX Sports, no matter what role we play, or what business, function or show we contribute to — should act with respect and adhere to professional conduct at all times.
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Everyone at FOX Sports, no matter what role we play, or what business, function or show we contribute to—should act with respect and adhere to professional conduct at all times.
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"A company in the business of collecting and retaining massive amounts of Americans' sensitive personal information must act with the utmost care — and face any consequences that arise from that failure."
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And so what we do is reinforce with the way we encourage our business partners to act with the way that we encourage, if you will, the community that we touch.
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His Netflix series, "Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj," has drawn the ire and condemnation of politicians from Saudi Arabia, India, and the Philippines — all in the eight months since it premiered.
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" Gyllenhaal, 38, pointed out his Spider-Man: Far From Home costar had said the lines in an American accent, to which Holland responded, "I can't act with an English accent anymore.
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The problem here is that these jokes center around women they capture or upset, and often end with some line about how they'd like to do some sexual act with them.
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China will further open sectors including telecommunications, internet and autos to foreign investment, but at the same time, the United States should respect trade rules and act with caution, Huang said.
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"We cover stories according to its editorial relevance, just as any other media company does; however, we always act with integrity, regardless of the nature of our relationship," the spokesperson said.
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Crew Love pulled a classy maneuver in hosting Danish synth-pop duo Laid Back, a live act with a forty-year history that could crown them progenitors of chill dance vibes.
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Last year, the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate passed the Outdoor Recreation Jobs and Economic Impact (REC) Act with unanimous, bipartisan support, marking an important milestone for the outdoor industry.
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POTUS signed the Music Modernization Act with John Rich, Kid Rock and several other artists standing by to make speeches about the new law, and also to witness the actual signing.
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But the hurricane-ravaged island has become a battleground in the ongoing debate over the Jones Act, with both sides amplifying their arguments ahead of the waiver's expiration date this weekend.
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Per ESPN, head coach Jason Garrett dubbed Lee's status as day-to-day and will act with precaution toward the nine-year veteran, who has missed 51 games during his career.
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It has the power to ask the EU court to cut the pensions of former commissioners who breach treaty obligations to act with integrity but such a step would be unprecedented.
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In a statement, Bouchart said it was also up to the national government to deal with the problem, and that she had always sought to act with "humanity" towards the refugees.
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In practice, the research found that playing alongside a teammate in both Halo: Reach and TimeSplitters—both violent first-person shooters—caused the players to act with more empathy toward others.
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The United States' stance reflects the carte blanche we have given the 32-year-old Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, to act with impunity on a wide range of issues.
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China will further open sectors including telecommunications, internet and autos to foreign investment, but at the same time, the United States should respect trade rules and act with caution, Huang said.
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He had received it from a group with many Bharatiya Janata Party members: a two-minute, 20-second pornographic video of a sex act with my face morphed onto another woman.
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This is odd, considering that giving more power to the states is a traditional Republican mantra, often mentioned as part of plans to replace the Affordable Care Act with local alternatives.
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Early this morning, lawmakers narrowly voted down a plan to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act, with three Republicans — Susan Collins, John McCain and Lisa Murkowski — opposing the "skinny" repeal.
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The program to allow oil and gas leasing in the refuge was added to the 2017 Tax Act with the goal of adding $1 billion in federal revenue over 10 years.
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The House, he said, is waiting for the Senate to act on a House-passed package that coupled the Fix NICS Act with legislation loosening restrictions on concealed-carry permit holders.
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Senators voted 51-48 to pass a budget resolution that is being used as a vehicle for rolling back the Affordable Care Act, with the House expected to vote on Friday.
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The White House, Congress, and academia should develop a 21st century National Defense Education Act, with the goal of expanding the pipeline of talent working in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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We've come a long way from President Obama's signing of the Affordable Care Act with the famous, "this is a big f***ing deal" cheer from then-Vice President Joe Biden.
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The leading center-left think tank enters a debate that has been accelerating among Democrats about how far to go in expanding on the Affordable Care Act with government-run insurance.
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Stocks rallied last week when Trump started meeting with auto CEOs, issued executive orders on pipelines and the environment, and the Democrats got into the act with a $1 trillion infrastructure proposal.
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Most of the day's focus was on strategizing for the GOP push to repeal the Affordable Care Act -- with Pence advising lawmakers to blame Democrats for any of the health reform's failings.
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Schulz has cross-party support in parliament for his efforts to strengthen its legislative role but opponents complain that his double act with Juncker makes the parliament seem soft on the executive.
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But after the EU Ombudsman insisted last week that there should be an inquiry, Juncker asked the Commission's ethics panel to look into whether Barroso breached a requirement to act with integrity.
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On health care, Finkenauer says she supports repairing the Affordable Care Act with a "public option," a compromise of sorts that would allow people to buy into Medicare before they turn 65.
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On the one hand, a Trump victory would bring some Republican goals within reach -- such as overturning the Affordable Care Act -- with a president willing to sign legislation wiping out Obama's legacy.
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Commentary As Ukraine's struggle against Russia continues, Kiev must also address the growing problem of violent ultranationalist and neo-Nazi vigilantes — who often act with the tacit approval of law enforcement agencies.
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"Committing a second violent act with abortion to a woman who has already been victimized by an act of rape or incest could physically or psychologically wound her further," the document states.
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"If complying with the military's previously established January 1, 2018 deadlineto begin accession was as unmanageable as Defendants now suggest, one would have expected Defendants to act with more alacrity," she wrote.
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Yet if Congress repeals the act with no clear solution on the horizon, insurance companies would likely pull out from the government marketplace, leaving those currently covered with few health insurance options.
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Cardinal Rubén Salazar Gómez of Bogota said the damage was home-grown, in large part because bishops had closeted themselves in a clerical mentality and some thought they could act with impunity.
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The specter of armed police streaming into Catalonia to put down what has so far been a peaceful protest should make all Spaniards, and Europeans for that matter, act with extreme caution.
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"I'll let them speak for their policy, but tonight's actions show that the days of being able to act with impunity are over when it comes to Bashar al-Assad," Rubio said.
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"My head of department wanted to know which appointments were not covered by the Equalities Act, with no details or explanation to me as to why they wanted that information," explains Shaun.
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"I was frankly surprised to see Thiel attempt to closely associate IPPA [the Intimate Privacy Protection Act] with the Gawker case," University of Miami law professor Mary Anne Franks said over email.
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"Despite the strain that it puts on our law enforcement and fiscal resources, Brownsville will continue to act with the utmost human compassion toward the migrants, regardless of the protocol," Mendez said.
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While the Indian government has also said it intends to act with restraint, the messaging from leading figures in India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party prior to Khan's announcement, was bellicose.
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But since it was issued in the final months of Obama's presidency, a simply majority of the House and Senate could quickly repeal it through the Congressional Review Act, with Trump's signature.
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Obamacare advocates Thursday accused President Donald Trump of trying to further "sabotage" the Affordable Care Act with a new executive order on health care, while several major business groups praised that directive.
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The consent decree does not have any impact beyond Webster Parish, but ACLU lawyer Bruce Hamilton said it sets a precedent for how schools act with regards to prayer and religious proselytizing.
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The Republican trio since last summer had formed a firewall for their fellow party members' efforts to repeal and replace major parts of the Affordable Care Act with new health-care legislation.
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They should also debate a new authorization for military force in the Middle East—one that is not a blanket grant of power—and a new War Powers Act with real teeth.
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In a post on Medium on Wednesday unveiling her plans to reintroduce the CARE Act with Cummings, Warren excoriated the Sackler family, accusing its members of profiting from widespread addiction to OxyContin.
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Even when the hard deadline was in place, Congress couldn't act with a few weeks before the deadline, proving once and for all that only urgency measured in hours would spur action.
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"I told my G20 counterparts that the group must act with the spirit of global coordination," Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso told reporters on Thursday after a dinner of G20 finance leaders.
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According to a criminal complaint filed in March, Sartorio's daughter scored a 27 out of a possible 36 on the ACT with the help of two corrupt protectors enlisted by Rick Singer.
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Martin was charged under the Espionage Act with twenty counts of willful retention of national defense information, including classified documents from at least three different agencies dating as far back as 1996.
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Even short of that, these leaders have to play a delicate balancing act with their elites, courting allies who can prop them up without allowing for the emergence of a viable challenger.
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Rather, he promised government would rebuild infrastructure and the manufacturing sector, shield workers from imports and migrant workers, replace the Affordable Care Act with "something terrific" and protect Social Security and Medicare.
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I wonder if this has to do with the original act's keeping tight control, or if it's more a matter of Broadway associating a big-selling act with lowest common denominator art.
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WASHINGTON — After failing to repeal the Affordable Care Act with a Republican-controlled Congress, the Trump administration is seizing on a different strategy for dismantling the law, one fraught with political risk.
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