Pretty much everyone except the US government agrees on that.
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It's the one thing this very divided nation agrees on.
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Not everybody in the pig technology field agrees on approach.
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Headlines Opec agrees on oil output cut at Algiers meeting on.ft.
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One thing everyone agrees on, though, is that regulations are complex.
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Everyone in the field agrees on the need for new drugs.
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Not everyone agrees on the actual market power of stunt food.
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RELATED: Five things everyone actually agrees on about tax reform Rep.
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But no one quite agrees on what the term "basic income" means.
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Everyone agrees on the who, the how, the when and the where.
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Yet not everyone agrees on how to achieve these public safety goals.
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One thing that everyone agrees on is that Dhaka's rickshaws look great.
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So, even if her cabinet agrees on that position this week, Mrs.
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Here's something every tech company agrees on: the world needs more AI engineers.
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Priorities nearly everyone agrees on, from infrastructure to the opioid crisis, go unaddressed.
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Almost every progressive politician agrees on campaign finance reform, at least when asked.
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For me, it's not about what's happening in Syria; nobody agrees on that.
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"North Korea is a bad regime, yes, everyone agrees on that," Mr. Chu said.
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Waging war on disinformation isn't easy, because not everyone agrees on what disinformation is.
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But everyone agrees on one thing: Without the swipe, there would be no Tinder.
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Bryant's Alabama teams claimed six national championships, though not everyone agrees on that total.
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And in particular, no one agrees on how such a plan would be funded.
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The only thing everyone agrees on is that he wants to be President someday.
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Nothing wrong with that, though — what's the point of a book everybody agrees on?
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A majority in Parliament opposes a no-deal Brexit, but agrees on little else.
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The public largely agrees on the value of term limits for Supreme Court justices.
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Nor does it mean that everyone agrees on how to interpret the First Amendment.
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But even under this scenario, it's not clear what the Republican Congress agrees on.
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But there's one prediction everyone agrees on: It will be a low-scoring game.
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There are two things the internet agrees on: dogs are great and so are Daddies.
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There are lots of areas of domestic policy where everyone generally agrees on the goals.
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The fact that the world agrees on that bold goal should be cause for celebration.
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That's the piece virtually everyone except the far right and the far left agrees on.
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This is: Everyone who works on homelessness agrees on the way to fix the problem.
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Just make sure everyone agrees on the cost and that they pay you in advance.
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But the fact that it is complicated is literally the only thing everyone agrees on.
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The most popular fantasy epics tend to focus on a quest the audience agrees on.
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It's hard enough to negotiate a health care bill that the Republican caucus agrees on.
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Most encouraging, the key fixes are relatively simple, and everyone agrees on what they are.
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The principle applies in 2017: Tax cuts are the one thing every Republican agrees on.
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There are a couple of other things that almost everyone agrees on about smartphone batteries.
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GERMAN PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE AGREES ON CO2 EMISSIONS PRICE OF 25 EUR/TONNE FROM 2021 - SOURCE
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But not everyone agrees on what that entails, what that includes, or even what that means.
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Everyone agrees on the danger, but no one has figured out what to do about it.
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" What's next: "The only thing everyone agrees on is that he wants to be President someday.
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Many people enjoy doughy, delicious bagels — but not everyone agrees on how they should be eaten.
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While everyone seems to love barbecue, not everyone agrees on which American barbecue style is best.
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After the new couple agrees on the first date, the gentlemen caller picks where it occurs.
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One problem (among many) with this point is that not everyone agrees on what constitutes tyranny.
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If there's one thing basically every Republican agrees on, it's that the Obamacare taxes are bad.
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Smith said Altaba would be well-positioned to benefit once Congress agrees on a tax plan.
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"Every physicist in the world agrees on the basic mechanics of how electrons work," he said.
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It's one of a handful of contenders for "Great American Novel" that basically everybody agrees on.
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Money and politics Everyone agrees on the need to limit the role of private money in politics.
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What everyone I spoke to agrees on is that we need more research to know for sure.
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"I think just about everybody on both sides of the aisle agrees on background checks," Galey says.
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Seems like much of the hip-hop community agrees on this one thing ... old feuds be damned.
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After all, a couple that agrees on everything is a couple that, therefore, mustn't challenge one another.
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What everyone agrees on is that GitHub received tons of inbound M&A inquiries over the years.
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What most of Wall Street agrees on is E-Trade needs to make some sort of deal.
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"The lowest common denominator that everyone agrees on is the deteriorating situation in Gaza," Mr. Khatib said.
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Most everyone agrees on these facts, but there is no consensus on what to do about that.
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What people mean is that there is no one standard definition of terrorism that everyone agrees on.
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But there are two classic audiobooks my entire family agrees on, both read by their respective authors.
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Though the GOP largely agrees on broad strokes, the details of health care policy have proven much trickier.
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Mostly, though, the internet agrees on one thing: The movie looks scary, maybe even too scary to handle.
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If a family agrees on a price too soon, most kidnappers sense the chance to up their demand.
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When the hot button political opinions start flying, this is snack diplomacy—everyone agrees on pizza and nachos.
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If and when Congress agrees on a solution for Dreamers, it will not be like flipping a switch.
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But there is no internationally accepted definition of terrorism, and not everyone agrees on who is a terrorist.
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Germany's four-party establishment agrees on a general consensus, challenged only by a marginalized anticapitalist left (die Linke).
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Trump's future is now in the hands of a divided, hyper-partisan Congress that agrees on almost nothing.
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Sam Daley-Harris, another maestro of effective protest, agrees on a focus on results, not just symbolic protest.
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The security community generally agrees on the importance of encrypting private data: Add a passcode to your smartphone.
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The one everyone agrees on is that we want to reduce the burden on small and medium-size firms.
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" "If the coalition comes off, it must not be a coalition that only agrees on the lowest common denominator.
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While not everyone agrees on how to address the issue, most now feel that something needs to be done.
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But there's one thing almost everyone in Britain agrees on: Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal is really bad.
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Garth agrees on their date of separation -- August 29, 2017 -- and says she wants to change her name back.
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Everyone agrees on this much: Saipov, who shouted "Allahu akbar" ("God is great") during the attack, is a Muslim.
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The origin of the practice is widely debated, though virtually everybody agrees on one point: Pajamas are extremely comfortable.
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The opposition But here's what Wall Street agrees on: Plenty of private capital exists to fund big new projects.
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It's rare when every legislator in congress agrees on one thing, but the Philippines is clearly united behind one cause.
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The bigger (cloudy) picture: One thing almost everyone agrees on is the need for a more accurate national broadband map.
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Ryan added that while "not everyone agrees on everything," the increased communication, he said, has improved morale in the chamber.
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There's one topic almost every 2020 Democratic presidential candidate agrees on: removing marijuana from the federal list of controlled substances.
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When the game gets tense and the rivalries amp up, this is snack diplomacy—everyone agrees on pizza and nachos.
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In Islam, the divinity and infallibility of the Quran is the only thing that every sect and denomination agrees on.
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And that means when a society legitimately agrees on certain laws and rules, that society can and should punish offenders.
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He's proposed instituting a scientific oversight committee to make sure everyone agrees on methods and statistical analyses from the outset.
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It stands to reason that everyone who agrees on the need for decarbonization needs to speak in a single voice.
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Everyone in the contest also agrees on what would be most helpful to push machine learning forward: more conversational data.
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And there is no gold standard of measurement, nothing that everyone agrees on and uses to measure aspects of lifestyle.
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This is because the illegality of Israel's occupation of Palestine is something that virtually the entire Muslim world agrees on.
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The one issue every single one agrees on is hostility to immigration, particularly when the immigrants are nonwhite and Muslim.
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Managing process in which the only definition of success is that "everyone agrees on everything" will often result in failure.
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What's more, not every LGBTQ American agrees on the use of the same set of identifiers, such as gay or queer.
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"One thing everyone agrees on is that government is responsible for providing safe and reliable infrastructure for taxpayers," Mr. Attanasio said.
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If the budget committee meeting on Sunday in Augusta agrees on a deal, the measure would go to the full legislature.
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But until this arms-race of companies agrees on some degree of universality, the marketplace of content will be terribly fragmented.
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Says Trump will be "super anxious" to put some points on the board, and infrastructure is something everyone largely agrees on.
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While the unanimous opinion is that the current situation is untenable, not everyone agrees on how to go about fixing it.
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If there's one thing nearly everyone agrees on about Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame it's that they looked freaking cool.
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Its exact meaning is debatable, but everyone agrees on one thing: If you don't pass a vibe check, it's all over.
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Not everyone agrees on every issue, but people appreciate that I'm willing to be authentic and honest about what my values are.
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That's why, to make the process a little easier, we're rounding up the 10 best-selling OPI shades that everyone agrees on.
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The stricken Butterfly agrees on the condition that Pinkerton claim the boy in person, and she times her suicide to his arrival.
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Unless Parliament agrees on a deal by March 29th, Britain will fall out of the EU without any exit arrangements in place.
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If Britain agrees on a divorce deal, a transition period will kick in, maintaining freedom of movement until the end of 2020.
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However, not everyone agrees on their efficacy—critics have challenged the belief that consumer-grade video games can significantly improve mental acuity.
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Nearly everyone across the political spectrum agrees on a simple premise: that there must be limits on government access to Americans' emails.
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But everyone agrees on one thing: Gaining weight throughout adulthood, even if it's just a couple pounds a year, has genuine consequences.
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It already feels as though we are living in an alternative science-fiction universe where no one agrees on what it true.
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Critic's notebook The arguments over HBO's dark fantasy made it the signature show of an era when no one agrees on anything.
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When you should wear your mask depends on your age and health, and there's no strict guideline that everyone everywhere agrees on.
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In relatively peaceful times, this approach could seem banal, as if the films are arguing for pieties that everyone already agrees on.
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Every DNC candidate agrees on the general solution: shift the party's emphasis downward, empowering state parties and reaching out to the grassroots.
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They use a computationally expensive process called consensus to ensure everyone agrees on a common state of affairs, without anyone taking advantage.
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CONGRESS seldom agrees on health care, as is shown by the Republicans' fruitless attempts to rip up the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
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His campaign says he agrees on the need for a tough stance on China, just not with how Trump has carried it out.
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Seemingly nobody agrees on what should be done with zero-days, in part, perhaps, because the gray market for them is so secretive.
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Moments like these are often a slippery slope; not everyone agrees on what crosses the line in terms of racial insensitivity — or worse.
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"I think the aim is something that has the potential of becoming law, and I think that's something everybody agrees on," Meadows said.
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Now, about 100,000 low-income Montana residents could now lose Medicaid benefits unless the legislature agrees on another funding source by mid-2019.
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Volker4:28 PM July 22But I can tell Bolton and you can tell Mick that Rudy agrees on a call if that helps.
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The accounting procedure says that government purchases are an element of GDP — higher G means higher GDP, and absolutely everyone agrees on that.
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At the very least, Harvey did not give the Mets adequate notice he would be a no-show; everyone agrees on that, even Harvey.
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It was stunning and complex, to the point where no one entirely agrees on what happened or which factors contributed most to that loss.
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But throughout this hellish year of near-constant debate, we found one thing that absolutely everyone agrees on: Maybelline SuperStay Matte Ink Liquid Lipstick.
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"We decided we needed a higher level of ethical and privacy standards, but it's impossible to pick a standard everyone agrees on," King says.
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If there is one thing almost every climate or clean energy analyst agrees on, it's that, when it comes to grids, bigger is better.
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When the new Congress agrees on a budget resolution, a similar bill could move quickly to President-elect Trump's desk, without a veto threat.
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The One True Lineup made the album everyone agrees on: the 1987 debut Appetite for Destruction, which has sold more than 19933 million copies.
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Bernasconi agrees on the power of human-impact photos, and said he envisions more of that type of work from Getty's staff next year.
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But even in the precise, orderly world of these books, a problem lurked: What happens when not everyone agrees on what the codes are?
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They are coming of age at a time of relative peace, but their president speaks often of national crisis, and Congress agrees on little.
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" • Sundar Pichai of Google said about taxes: "We are happy to pay a higher amount, whatever the world agrees on as the right framework.
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"I think the one thing everyone agrees on is there's an awful lot more questions than there are answers at this point," Goodell said.
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The result is a party establishment that agrees on the desired end of avoiding a Sanders nomination but is still bickering about the means.
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Speaking of Amazon: Not everyone agrees on where to draw the line between privacy and convenience, sometimes not even everyone in the same house.
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" And as my colleague David Roberts has written, "Innovation is perhaps the one climate policy that virtually everyone agrees on, across the ideological spectrum.
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If there's one piece of the Trump administration's tax plans that nearly everyone agrees on, it's that the biggest windfalls would go to the wealthy.
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The debate over corn versus flour tortillas will rage on until the end of time, but everyone agrees on one thing: homemade is always better.
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The Final Fantasy series has had its divisive moments, but one thing pretty much everyone agrees on is that the music has been consistently fantastic.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as Brent crude returned to above $50 a barrel after OPEC agrees on a deal to cut oil production.
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Mr Wehrey agrees on the need to proceed carefully, but says that "we can't wait" for a unity government to be "pushed over the line".
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While Steve Bannon's insurgent populists challenge Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the GOP establishment, the entire party agrees on cutting taxes for the rich.
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Springmann, who has carried out research on insects as an alternative to meat, agrees on the environmental benefits, but he is skeptical of the cost.
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SUCCESSFULLY AGREES ON A PAYMENT PLAN WITH MAMMOTH CORPORATION IN ORDER TO SUSPEND FURTHER DILUTION OF ITS STOCK Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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But there's one thing the Dutch weed industry agrees on: The Netherlands, once the world's most renowned weed paradise, is late to its own party.
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And I would argue that goes too far — but it's hard to have that conversation if nobody agrees on what happened in the first place.
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Everyone basically agrees on when Lil Wayne's hottest run happened—roughly 2005 to 2009—although the exact beginning and end points are constantly up for debate.
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"Everyone agrees on the rationale for big mergers, even if execution of deals has been extremely difficult up to now," says an adviser to the industry.
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There won't be 5G phones or 53G cell towers for a few years, but everyone largely agrees on what they'll look like when they get here.
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While opinions differ on how effective those measures were, there is one consequence that nearly everyone agrees on: low rates have helped push stock prices higher.
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If a three-person panel—consisting of a former referee, player, and manager—unanimously agrees on the dive, the offender will receive a two-match ban.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told CNN that everyone agrees on the core issue of increasing defense spending and distinguished that issue from "messaging" about it.
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But translating ideas into concrete action was not always easy, as not everybody agrees on what should be done, said the mayor of Lisbon, Fernando Medina.
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But it's all absurd at a deeper level as well, because the position in question — the one everyone agrees on and keeps repeating — makes no f'ing sense.
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"There are too many moving parts to the puzzle and it is going to take a while before everyone agrees on the final resolution process," he said.
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The literacy field agrees on one thing: The child's reading life can be joyous, hopeful and exceptionally productive when the teacher provides a strong, disciplined, comprehensive approach.
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Ms. Lightfoot repeatedly portrayed Ms. Preckwinkle, with whom she agrees on most major policy issues, as a part of the Democratic machine that long dominated Chicago government.
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While everyone agrees on the importance of machine learning to their company and industry, few companies have adequate expertise to do what they wanted the technology to do.
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If 75 percent of the group and more than 85033 percent of each party agrees on an issue, then the entire caucus will vote as a unified bloc.
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It's not often that the entire tech industry agrees on adding a new feature, and it's even less often that I agree that feature is for the better.
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Fitch recognizes that Viacom's financial and strategic plans will remain in flux until the board agrees on a new president and CEO and final plans are in place.
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The IMF has said that it will not disburse any funds until Europe agrees on specific measures that will make Greek debt more sustainable over the long term.
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Or, if everyone agrees on medium-rare, you can cut the meat into thicker and thinner pieces before roasting, pulling them out of the oven as they're done.
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"While most everyone agrees on no blocking and no throttling, we need to get the policy right on the impact of prioritization," the spokeswoman said in an email.
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That being said … attacking Democrats over process is the one thing that the GOP agrees on right now, so it did provide a unifying moment for the conference.
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Why are there so few carbon prices in the world high enough to make a difference, when every wonk and economist agrees on the merits of carbon pricing?
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While no one knows how the referendum will turn out, there is one thing that everyone in Britain agrees on -- the referendum is the most important election in years.
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First, some emoji basics: Underneath the emoji characters you see on your screens is the Unicode standard, a way of representing text and other characters that everyone agrees on.
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The big picture: As of now, no one truly knows what will happen, but everyone agrees on one point — that something is substantially broken when it comes to work.
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"From a public health point of view, we do recognize the importance of bringing in women who would otherwise be missed," Sahasrabuddhe says, a point Horwitz emphatically agrees on.
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I think in health care, the most pressing issue that we can work on, or what everyone agrees on across party lines and that is access, affordability and quality.
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One thing everyone agrees on about the future: it's going to be fast In the run-up to MWC, we've seen plenty of companies talking up their 5G credentials.
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In his statement to the Senate, Trump said he agrees on the "need to address our engagements in foreign wars," highlighting its efforts to drawdown in Syria and Afghanistan.
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The arguments over HBO's dark fantasy made it the signature show of an era when no one agrees on anything, our TV critic writes ahead of tonight's series finale.
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But there is one thing most everyone here agrees on: It would be terrible to see the end of Maine shrimp, a touchstone of local tradition, identity and cuisine.
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It's one thing to call for Instagram to be broken away from Facebook, but no one agrees on how to fix virtually anything in the American health care system.
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"We, and I think the Czech prime minister agrees, will make a maximum effort so that the V4 agrees on this issue," Fico said, referring to the Visegrad group.
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"While most everyone agrees on no blocking and no throttling, we need to get the policy right on the impact of prioritization," a committee spokeswoman said in an email.
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Despite the outpour of accessory originality — pearl hoops and chain-linked micro bags are both having a moment — there's one add-on that everyone agrees on: the humble hair accessory.
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Her record, in other words, is mixed: The opposite of a gaffe is not a remark that everyone likes and agrees on, but a clearly understood and fairly interpreted remark.
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Everyone agrees on this much in the homicide of pharmaceutical executive Michael McNew: The 64-year-old businessman was found dead in his home in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania, on Aug.
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Not everyone agrees on the dino's colors, however: some argue that the pigment molecules the researchers found could have been from the fossil's environment, rather than its skin, Greshko reports.
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Everyone agrees on what the problem is at the LME, which acts as pricing reference point for much of the global trade in industrial metals such as copper and aluminium.
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But outside easy victories (which are largely Nazi-related), there are still very few moderation principles everyone agrees on, and there's no higher authority to appeal to when disagreements happen.
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And this approach is quite lucrative as Onefinestay agrees on a per-night basis and then handles pricing, listing and everything with a healthy margin of 50 percent on average.
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Here's what EVERYBODY agrees on -- all the parties involved kicked things off Friday on a good note, tooling around Cleveland on a party bus and hitting at least 3 bars.
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"You can list your three priorities and make sure the manager agrees on them so then it's not about hours, but what success looks like on those priorities," said O'Sullivan.
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Just about the only thing everyone agrees on is that kratom is a plant, a tropical evergreen tree that grows wild in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, and Papua New Guinea.
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To maintain your companies' standards with remote employees, make sure that everyone is on the same page, agrees on set objectives, and is able to communicate fluidly throughout the workday.
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It's now a major object of cultural discourse — which has led to some very confusing conversations because not everyone is familiar with or agrees on the basic terminology of feminism.
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Still, while her team agrees on the need for further study, Salles believes the current results could inform hiring managers about the need to check for bias when making appointment decisions.
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The expanded universe of blockchain technology — a term absolutely no one agrees on, incidentally — took shape as various governments woke up to these new cryptocurrencies as taxable, potentially regulatable investment vehicles.
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Writing in Politico, Sanders delegate Bill McKibben argues that everyone—representatives from Sanders and Clinton, as well as the DNC—more or less agrees on what the most pressing issues are.
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In the philosophical debate about the royal pate, everybody agrees on an important background fact: with due respect to claimants from the House of Bourbon, there is no king of France.
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Sawiris told Bloomberg News on Tuesday that he would be ready to invest in Oi if the company agrees on a restructuring, obtains fresh capital and outlines a strong industrial plan.
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"Better now to recast the Union as a loose association of friendly states, which agrees on policies and projects where these make sense, but which remains under the aegis of national governments."
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"We just thought that it would be a good first step to get these things that everybody agrees on and take that idea of a government shutdown off the table," Mulvaney said.
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With hundreds of bride-friendly boards, separating the cute ideas from the ones that really represent your style can be almost as hard as finding a bridesmaid dress that everyone agrees on.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The state of emergency imposed on Turkey after a failed coup last July could be extended further if the cabinet agrees on it, a deputy prime minister said on Monday.
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It seems the one thing everyone agrees on these days is that we'd like to hit a reset button somewhere, but no one can agree on what they want to revert to.
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The same goes for a game like blackjack, in which your chances are consistent, the dealer's behavior is printed right on the table and everyone agrees on what makes a good outcome.
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Democratic debate A few things became clear in last night's Democratic debate in Atlanta: All 10 participating candidates support impeaching the President, and no one agrees on how to approach health care.
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"It's one thing everyone agrees on," he added, which is wrong, because many of us at The Times don't agree at all, especially not after the most recent Republican debate, on Thursday night.
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And while such forks go easily when everyone agrees on them — as in the case of Ethereum, for example — Bitcoin's core developers aren't happy with the current Segwit2x plan and are openly against it.
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But even with all these differences, neuroscientists have noticed there's something pretty much everyone agrees on, musically: Some chords sound good—they're consonant—and other notes grate when they're played at the same time.
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When it comes to the future of national security space launch, everyone agrees on three things: competition is good, affordability is paramount, and we must transition to all-American engines as soon as possible.
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I have spoken at length on this issue, and I will continue speaking out until Congress agrees on a comprehensive tax overhaul that boosts businesses, creates good-paying jobs, and strengthens the middle class.
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Far from the "armageddon" or "bankruptcy" that Democrats said a corporate tax cut would represent, their own proposal acknowledges what everyone now agrees on: Cutting the corporate rate is necessary for the American economy.
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In a briefing with reporters on Thursday, a senior State Department official made a stunning remark when asked if the Trump administration agrees on how to handle the complexities of talks with North Korea.
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When it comes to the future of national security space launch, everyone agrees on three things: competition is good, affordability is paramount and we must transition to all-American engines as soon as possible.
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But you need to talk to only a handful of experts in the field to realize that virtually no one agrees on what were the biggest contributors to the rise and fall of crime.
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" In the exclusive clip above, the group agrees on a vintage-cool makeover, with Thornton lending the perfect teaser for what's to come with his signature wry delivery: "What if you did a retro thing . . .
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This requires Britain to stay in a customs union with the EU until it agrees on a trade deal that ensures there will be no border controls between the province and the Republic of Ireland.
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It's a tough sell: Everyone agrees on the growing importance of ESG principals, but investment flows have been modest, and there is still debate about whether the strategy can perform in the long run. 8.
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In the transcript, IMF Greece mission chief Delia Velculescu complains that the Commission agrees on joint positions only to back down to the Greeks the next day, giving Athens no incentive to make tough reforms.
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Episode 11 Now that the group has moved Piscatella to Frieda's lounge — which is an abandoned pool from when Litchfield had swimming activities in the '70s — no one agrees on what to do with him.
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Whatever happens this time, everyone agrees on one thing: an actual stretch of sand, and in Rio to boot, far outdoes past face-offs at parks, royal parade grounds, and even next to car parks.
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Designs are modeled using a 3-D printer; when the design team agrees on a final version of a design, it makes a wax mold that is used as the template for manufacturing the piece.
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"The chancellor does not see a participation in a U.S-led mission in the current situation and at the current time - everyone in the German government agrees on that," a government spokeswoman told a news conference.
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But despite the wide range of views expressed, pretty much everyone agrees on the prescription: that companies and governments will need to make it easier for workers to acquire new skills and switch jobs as needed.
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Perhaps Congress has a new mission statement I missed — since it no longer agrees on legislation, it now investigates the personal lives of people, checking whether they have out-of-wedlock kids or paid for abortions?
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However, even if Johnson refuses to extend and instead agrees on some sort of basic deal with the EU in time for December, more in-depth negotiations are likely to continue for years more to come.
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" A State Department spokesperson said that "the Department agrees on the importance of addressing the root causes of persistent Foreign Service vacancies" and noted that "data show the vacancy rate has been a long term problem.
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In the fiercely divided Hungarian political climate where nobody agrees on anything, the singular issue on which all sides of the political aisle can come together is that they want nothing to do with the Olympics.
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On July 16th Justine Greening, one of Mrs May's former cabinet ministers, proposed a vote with three options: stay in the EU; accept the deal that Mrs May agrees on with Brussels; or leave with no deal.
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The institutions that come the closest to acting with a single mind are the ones with a robust internal culture, where everyone agrees on what it means to do the job well and defends each other for it.
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The European Council agrees on launching the second tranche of the Facility for Refugees in Turkey and at the same time on transferring 500 million euro from the 11th EDF reserve to the EU Trust Fund for Africa.
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But about the only thing the proudly leaderless and heterogeneous movement agrees on, aside from its loathing for Mr. Macron, is that it is "apolitical" — though it has lit a Catherine wheel firework of often conflicting political demands.
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This has led to an influx of teams building decentralized projects seeking to take advantage of the most valuable property of blockchains — the ability to reach a shared truth that everyone agrees on without intermediaries or a centralized authority.
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"All everyone agrees on is that nobody really knows what the Silk Road plan is exactly," said Theresa Fallon, an expert on China and the director of the Center for Russia, Europe, Asia Studies, a research group in Brussels.
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Although the House and Senate convene in January, the outdated Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974, mandates that unless the Congress agrees on a budget resolution first, lawmakers cannot even consider these spending measures until May 15.
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Everyone who has reviewed Mr. Long's case agrees on one thing: He is a living, breathing case study of one, and it's impossible to say how many other people respond to bone marrow transplants the same way he did.
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Better now to recast the Union as a loose association of friendly states, which agrees on policies and projects where these make sense, but which remains under the aegis of national governments – familiar, accountable and the guarantor of rights and freedoms.
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She later added that she believed every Democrat agrees on pursuing universal health care but that her preferred path is a public option, which would give Americans a choice of a government-sponsored plan alongside those offered by private insurers.
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But the goal of a two-year deal to prevent spending cuts for the Pentagon that some Republicans are pushing for in spending deals ahead is "imminently achievable" once Congress agrees on the spending levels for one year, Cole said.
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For Abril Gallardo, 25, an organizer for Living United for Change in Arizona, an advocacy group in Phoenix, the fight is for a moratorium on deportations until Congress agrees on a plan for a wholesale rewriting of the immigration laws.
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Cohen also floated the idea that the internet&aposs treatment of "the rantings of a lunatic" as equally credible to statements made by a Nobel Prize winner meant a reduction in "a shared sense of basic facts" that everyone agrees on.
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The teens — who were dropped off in a parallel universe sans parents by a mysterious man who may be a modern-day Pied Piper — had to form their own government to rule their new home, and not everyone agrees on who should lead.
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In its "Making a success of Brexit report, " the CBI concluded that every business sector in the U.K. agrees on six principles for leaving the EU. According to the report, businesses want: • a barrier-free relationship with the EU. • a clear plan for regulation.
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But what the community agrees on is that due to the technical level of the natural course and the unique way competitors earn a spot in it, all whitewater kayak competitors in the world want to win -- or at least join -- this particular race.
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Bahrain, which lacks the ample oil reserves of fellow Gulf states, has held off on fresh austerity measures, such as the introduction of value-added tax, until parliament agrees on a new system to compensate low- and middle-income citizens for increases in the cost of living.
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President Barack Obama has penned a sharply worded editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine defending his signature legislative accomplishment, the Affordable Care Act — and criticizing Republicans' repeal-and-delay strategy that would effectively scrap the law before Congress agrees on how to replace it.
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That has turned attention to a "flextension," a longer delay, probably to the end of the year but perhaps longer, in which both sides would have the option to end the arrangement — London, if Parliament agrees on a Brexit plan, or Brussels, if Britain obstructs European Union business.
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There should be another way forward, one that codifies the rules everyone agrees on — which again looks to be those rules in the original Open Internet Order but without Title II, and that in this sense balances the concerns of all sides and gives longer-term regulatory certainty.
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Develop a clear plan and process to quarantine contacts14-day self quarantines are being recommended to stop travelers moving out of COVID-19 hotspots from spreading the virus further, but not everyone agrees on who should and shouldn't perform these quarantines, and everyone does their own a little differently. 6.
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But even if no one immediately agrees on what the first picture tells us, its arrival could signal the beginning of a new era — with luck, one in which people gain new traction in the long and baffling quest to understand what happens in those dark places where space-time ends.
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What everyone agrees on is that the young Di Maio was a Beaver Cleaver sort — a polite boy, a throwback to another era — though his hometown was known less for its idyllic neighborhoods than for its industrial plants and the buried toxins that lent the area the name Land of Fires.
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Yet virtually everyone on both sides of this Democratic debate agrees on one point: Despite all his confrontational rhetoric and policies, Trump alone appears unlikely to reverse the usual falloff in Hispanic turnout during midterm elections, and he may not even widen the typical Democratic advantage among them in their vote preferences.
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The majority of the report is focused on the kinds of problems you hear from organizers of every persuasion: It's hard to keep people motivated and connected; communication between campaigns, state parties, national parties, and other organizations is a mess; everyone acknowledges that data is important, but no one agrees on how best to use it.
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Much ink has been spilled by researchers, journalists, and analysts arguing over the factors that led to the Great Recession of 2008, but just about everyone agrees on at least one of the contributing problems: A significant economic "bubble" developed in the 2000s in the housing market because of risky lending practices, which led to home prices being artificially high.
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Incidentally, this brigading comes on the same day that FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, the former Verizon lawyer who was appointed by President Trump, gave an exclusive interview to Breitbart in which he claimed that "everyone agrees on the principles of a free and open internet," while in the very next breath undermining the very regulations that sought to codify this principle.
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Here's the one thing every health expert I've spoken to agrees on: No one knows the trajectory that Covid-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, will take in the US. The difficulty in modeling it reflects the fact that the question being asked isn't just epidemiological, it's social and political: Can social trust and solidarity replicate faster than the virus?
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Fair is fair: reasonable people can disagree about the scale of the economic growth effects that the tax bill will generate, or about their practical significance (Jason Furman, Obama's former top economist, and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers have been particularly adamant in arguing there's little tax cuts can do to juice growth) but every analysis of the economic effects of the law to date agrees on the sign.
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Fair is fair: Reasonable people can disagree about the scale of the economic growth effects that the tax bill will generate, or about their practical significance (Jason Furman, Obama's former top economist, and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers have been particularly adamant in arguing there's little tax cuts can do to juice growth), but every analysis of the economic effects of the law to date agrees on the sign.
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The deal ensures there will be no hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland — which had derailed the talks earlier this week — guarantees the rights of E.U. citizens in the U.K. (and vice versa), and agrees on the financial terms for the U.K.'s exit from the E.U. Why it matters: It allows both parties to move onto the critical "phase two" of Brexit discussions and gives Prime Minister Theresa May political cover for her leadership back home.
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That should be achievable, because while there have been skirmishes among stakeholders on the question of what types of conduct should be legally proscribed for various Internet actors, the basic question of whether the Web would be an open, freewheeling system versus a closed, controlled one has long been settled in favor of the former: Everyone agrees on the value of an open Internet, and should be able to get behind innovation throughout the entire Internet ecosystem.
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The movie's narrator alludes to the Zapatista rebellion in Chiapas (When the two teenage protagonists approach Tenoch's sister, who is marching at a student protest, to borrow the family car, she agrees on the condition that she get it the following three weeks to deliver food, clothes and medicine to Chiapas) and the pernicious effects of Mexico's modernizing tourism industry ("By the end of the year, Chuy"—a fisherman the travelers meet at the beach—"and his family will have to leave their home to make way for the construction of an exclusive hotel," the narrator says.).
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