"I think we acted prematurely, before we had all the facts," an anonymous senator told Politico.
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The problem with professor He's actions isn't that he engaged in human gene-editing—it's that he acted prematurely.
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Reliance Capital said on Thursday PwC's move was driven by "fear psychosis" and that the company acted prematurely without even a statutory discussion with the audit committee.
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In an interview with USA Today released on Friday, Wheeler said that former President Obama acted prematurely when he increased the fuel efficiency standards cars must meet before leaving office in 2016.
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" Burchett disputed outside claims that his office had acted "prematurely" in dismissing any risk to the integrity of the Knox County vote, reiterating that the county's voting system "is never connected to internet, never at risk.
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By a 3-0 vote, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati said a lower court judge acted prematurely in dismissing the lawsuit by three blind voters and the National Federation of the Blind.
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In a statement released on Wednesday, Duterte said U.N. special rapporteurs were trying to "paint me as a ruthless and heartless violator of human right", and the ICC had acted prematurely and created the impression he would be charged with serious crimes.
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The director then quipped that perhaps the Academy had acted prematurely in recognizing the body of his work, as he felt like he might have four more decades of life ahead of him.
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Jerry Nichols appears, and asks Elizabeth not to tell his father, the head of his legal firm, about how he acted prematurely; Nutcombe actually left his money to Elizabeth in his final will. Nutty celebrates with Jerry while Elizabeth rushes off and catches Bill's train. They plan to get married when the train reaches New York and later run a big bee farm together.
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On Monday, October 7, 1985, four PLF militants hijacked Achille Lauro off Egypt. The hijackers had been surprised by a crew member and acted prematurely. The Palestinians had hidden their weapons in the gas tank of a car parked in Italy in preparation for boarding the ship. Their smuggled weapons, still with gasoline residue on them, gave off a smell that the crew had noticed but had not acted on.
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The question the Court was debating was whether or not the D.C. District Court should have rejected the request from the Vice President to block disclosure of records from his energy policy task force. The Court ruled 7–2 that the lower appeals court had acted "prematurely" and sent the case back to the court. The Court did not rule on whether or not FACA should or should not apply to the task force, and left to the Court of Appeals. Anthony Kennedy wrote the majority opinion, agreed to by four other justices.
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Ceballos (2006), in which the Court held that the speech of a governmental employee made pursuant to his position as a public employee, rather than as a private citizen, is not protected by the First Amendment. • Cheney v. United States District Court (2004), in which the Court ruled that the D.C. Court of Appeals acted prematurely in refusing to block certain records of Vice-President Cheney's National Energy Policy Development Group based on Cheney's claims that such records were not subject to public disclosure under the Federal Advisory Committee Act. • Medtronic, Inc. v.
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