Content should have an ethical appeal, an emotional appeal, or a logical appeal.
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Then again, maybe that suspect on his way to jail in Florida will appeal and appeal and appeal.
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It limits state appeals to five years instead of allowing for these convicted criminals to file appeal after appeal after appeal.
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"You need John Kasich in there to appeal to delegates who Ted Cruz will not appeal to, and you need Ted Cruz to appeal to delegates that John Kasich will not appeal to," she added.
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But those who live by personal appeal die by personal appeal.
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This worldview has an intuitive appeal, and can appeal to voters.
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If they don't appeal or their appeal fails, we remove the Page.
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He wrote appeal after appeal for proper compensation, but got no answer.
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There may be an appeal and we'll ask for an expedited appeal.
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YouTube allows creators to appeal enforcement decisions, but Ballow's appeal was rejected.
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Purnama's lawyers said withdrawing his appeal could give prosecutors space to appeal.
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The judge said they're entitled to an appeal and let them appeal and so he put the deposition on hold to allow them to appeal.
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Part of his appeal was the utter lack of appeal from his opponent.
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Everybody can appeal to the white guy and he can appeal to everybody.
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It became synonymous with a sex appeal—but a sex appeal very different to the actual sex appeal provided by the likes of Moodymann or DJ Deeon.
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The appeal of the Galaxy Fold is not based on its functional appeal, but rather on its emotional appeal as the coolest toy in the smartphone business.
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An appeal against that sentence was rejected by the Court of Appeal in 2012.
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But the appeal of emerging markets is in their very lack of superficial appeal.
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On appeal, Vilar and Tanaka said Sullivan's decision was based on their 2013 appeal.
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Consob said Asfari and Tali can appeal the rulings to the Court of Appeal.
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The appeal for players is clear, but there's also a huge appeal for developers.
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His defense team plans to appeal, and to stay his sentence pending that appeal.
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The plaintiff can appeal a dismissal; she may not be able to appeal a stay.
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Uber has also since lost an appeal against the ruling but is continuing to appeal.
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But the Employment Appeal Tribunal has now upheld the original verdict — denying a first appeal.
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He plans to appeal the verdict Cosby's attorney, Tom Mesereau, said he plans an appeal.
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Hayes' sentence was cut to 11 years on appeal and he plans a further appeal.
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The airport will appeal the decision, but Prime Minister Boris Johnson won't back the appeal.
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He has a real-appeal to blue-collar voters, real appeal in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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He can file an appeal of any order of the court to the Courts of Appeal.
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Records show that Turner's legal team filed their appeal in California's 6th District Court of Appeal.
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Timing of appeal Although Sessions said hat he would appeal the decision -- he left few details.
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Trump decided to appeal Maryland's order so his appeal would be heard by the 4th Circuit.
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On a later appeal, a party can request the same judges as heard the first appeal.
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One to appeal to the cypherpunk kids, another to appeal to the adults in the room.
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His lawyers have 30 days to submit an appeal, or ask for an extension to appeal.
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Yesterday, three Court of Appeal judges granted an application from Magson's lawyers to appeal her conviction.
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That appeal would be heard by James Thrash or Derrick Brooks, the N.F.L.'s appeal officers.
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If that appeal fails, they could appeal to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
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"We will appeal, but cannot appeal until after he is sentenced," defense attorney Arnold Levine told CNN.
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And when we talk about an appeal, then, it sounds like you could appeal two distinct things.
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Where Sinatra's sex appeal was in his projected vulnerability and frailty, Elvis's sex appeal, was, well sex.
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Airbus pledged to appeal Thursday's decision while European officials hinted of an appeal as well, Reuters reported.
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The government filed an appeal after QT won the case at the Court of Appeal in September.
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Qualcomm will appeal the ruling but will likely have to pay the fine before the appeal anyway.
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But if we lose that appeal, we have to then file another appeal with a higher court.
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California will appeal Judge O'Connor's decision and the Trump administration may appeal parts of it as well.
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Besides his obvious appeal to Hispanic voters, Castro could appeal to the growing number of millennial Democrats.
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"This may sound like a dramatic appeal, but it is exactly this: a dramatic appeal," Guterres said.
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Applicants can appeal, but they are required to write the appeal themselves, in Hungarian, within three days.
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They just didn't appeal to me... But I get the appeal of the genre, I really do.
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Mr. Cunha's lawyers said they would appeal the decision, though he will remain imprisoned pending the appeal.
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You're like, 'Oh tell me more, why did that appeal to you and that appeal to me?
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The individuals can appeal against the deportation orders and can only be deported if they agree to waive their appeal rights or if the appeal rights expire, he said in an emailed statement.
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The ride-hailing firm lost an initial appeal against the ruling at the Employment Appeal Tribunal last November.
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"This appeal presents novels question of constitutional and criminal law," her attorneys wrote in the appeal filed Feb.
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The former politician's defense team said they would appeal the decision but Cunha will remain imprisoned pending appeal.
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Sou filed an appeal to Macau's Court of Final Appeal on Feb 14 to reverse the legislature's decision.
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"When veterans appeal a decision, you're put into an appeal system that right now is broken," he said.
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An employment appeal tribunal upheld that decision last year prompting Uber to go to the Court of Appeal.
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"'" Trump has already begun the process to appeal both decisions to the respective federal circuit courts of appeal.
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Uber lost its first appeal against the ruling last year but has said it will continue to appeal.
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Elliott's appeal of the suspension rests on the belief that the investigation and appeal were unfair to him.
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The NGLHRC, the main petitioner in the case, confirmed it would lodge an appeal at the Court of Appeal.
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Dershowitz on Thursday recalled that the appeal he argued was the first time any appeal was covered on television.
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The appeal hearing, being held before three judges at London's Court of Appeal, is due to last three days.
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Their appeal was rejected in January and the final appeal will take place at the end of the month.
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The First Nation lost its appeal, but has applied for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.
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"McDonnell will not save Silver on appeal, nor should it entitle him to bail pending appeal," the prosecutors said.
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Gecina has therefore filed today an appeal against this decision with the Court of Appeal (Cour d'Appel) of Paris.
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Ms. Trump's overall strong positive appeal was 228 percent, compared with an overall strong negative appeal of 83 percent.
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It cannot appeal the arbitrator's decision to move to a full hearing, but it can appeal a final ruling.
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But Democrats risk being as wrong about Sanders's appeal in 2020 as Republicans were about Trump's appeal in 2016.
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He intends to appeal Cosby's attorneys have repeatedly said they plan to file an appeal in the criminal case.
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The city's highest court, the Court of Final Appeal, began hearing an appeal of that prison term on Tuesday.
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And when we appeal to the broad, working class of America, we're going to appeal more to every ethnic group.
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Activists organized a sit-in outside the attorney general's office three days after it announced it would appeal Hernández's appeal.
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"You don't want to file a frivolous appeal, you have to assess whether there is a viable appeal," he said.
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BLATTER WILL APPEAL A lawyer for the embattled FIFA leader Sepp Blatter confirmed he would appeal Blatter's eight-year ban.
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But the administration would be able to appeal that, just like they appeal every other adverse court ruling on immigration.
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Facebook was granted leave to appeal — and Ireland's Supreme Court is expected to rule on that appeal early next month.
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For their strong heroines, their senses of humor, and their sex appeal, these rom-coms certainly have a broad appeal.
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Pistorious has 2 weeks to appeal the sentence -- though his legal team has suggested they will not initiate appeal proceedings.
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However, Cole has decided to file an appeal, so he will be allowed to play until the appeal is heard.
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Appeal expected Schellenberg is now expected to appeal his conviction, a member of his legal team told CNN on Tuesday.
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As Ho's trial took place in Macau's Court of Final Appeal he does not have the right to an appeal.
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Trump decided to appeal Maryland's order so his administration's appeal will happen in the 4th Circuit Court covering the state.
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The point is to appeal to girls in middle school, the age at which scouting can sometimes lose its appeal.
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It follows that the Advocate Generals appeal in the case of Cherry is dismissed and Mrs Millers appeal is allowed.
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"We will appeal, but cannot appeal until after he is sentenced," defense attorney Arnold Levine told CNN at the time.
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At that time, she also denied the government's request for interlocutory appeal — which allows for immediate appeal of a particular legal issue before it would normally be heard on appeal after a final ruling in a case.
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Still, J&J said it would appeal, and seek to put payment of the award on hold during the appeal process.
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Litigants can ask the Court of Appeal for permission to proceed with an appeal if the trial judge has refused permission.
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Emergency appeal On September 21, the IFRC launched a $15.5 million emergency appeal so they could deliver aid to 330,000 people.
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Oracle has already vowed to appeal To be clear, the battle is not over because Oracle has already vowed to appeal.
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Without a government appeal of this decision, the military will have to gather a new panel to hear the appeal again.
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"The Court of Appeal has very firmly rejected Three's application for permission to appeal on all grounds," an Ofcom spokesman said.
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ByteDance has been working to try to appeal the orders, but the Supreme Court, where the appeal was heard, upheld it.
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Please resubmit your appeal and relevant information for reactivating your account by clicking the Appeal button on the Account Health Dashboard.
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South African authorities had challenged Pistorius' appeal on the grounds that the Supreme Court of Appeal had correctly found Pistorius guilty.
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Uber immediately said it would appeal to higher courts against Friday's decision by the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in central London.
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But his attempt to overturn his conviction failed and London's Court of Appeal blocked any further appeal at the Supreme Court.
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As the Court of Cassation is the supreme court of appeal in that case, Uber can no longer appeal the decision.
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The 77-year-old denies the allegations and will appeal his convictions in the Victoria Court of Appeal on June 5.
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Carlson then pivoted to Sanders's potential appeal to certain voter groups and said Republicans need a plan to battle that appeal.
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Smith said Manning could appeal her discharge determination, noting a failed appeal would ultimately result in dishonorable discharge from the Army.
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A spokesman for the Brooklyn district attorney's office declined to comment on the appeal, pending a review of Ms. Aldea's appeal.
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The dissenting opinion by Judge Stephen Williams runs 69 pages THE APPEAL: Critics of the rules have two options to appeal.
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Black seamen smuggled the appeal into chained Southern hands; community readers sounded the appeal to violently throw off the violent yoke.
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He said that Disney could appeal the board's ruling to the Film Appeal Committee but that no request had been filed.
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You can — and should — appeal for more money, because there's usually more money available and allocated specifically for families who appeal.
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Is it that cats naturally ooze some kind of human sex appeal, or that we have thrust sex appeal upon them?
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But now, instead of a thing where there's a human right of appeal, it's a black box with no right of appeal.
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Instead of a billboard that is likely to appeal to the masses, marketers can create personalized ads that will appeal to you.
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Uber lost an appeal on the case in December and has said it plans to appeal again to the country's Supreme Court.
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We believe there are numerous grounds for appeal and we plan to bring this case back to the Federal Circuit on appeal.
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NCCM and CCLA must now wait for a court to approve their motion to appeal, then the appeal itself will be litigated.
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As a result, at least 85033 percent filed an appeal of an adverse coverage determination, while 77 percent were willing to appeal.
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Steyer said climate change issues can appeal to middle-class Americans, but only if those issues are cast as an economic appeal.
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The case now hinges on the country's top appeal court, the Cour de Cassation, where Sarkozy, 64, has lodged a separate appeal.
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A candidate making that appeal, however, and seeking to build a broad majority biracial coalition, must in fact have broad biracial appeal.
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They plan to appeal the conviction, but by New York state law, an appeal cannot be filed until a sentence is issued.
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Mr. and Ms. Le Guennec cannot appeal the final verdict, which was handed down on Tuesday by the Lyon Court of Appeal.
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Texas is likely to appeal the decision, and because of the legal dynamics, any appeal would go directly to the Supreme Court.
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The foundation said it disagreed with the decision and planned to appeal, but it does not appear an appeal has been filed.
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One questioner, noting that the Democrats generally appeal to voters on the coasts, asked her how she would appeal to the heartland.
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"I am of the view that the High Court erred in arriving at this conclusion and thus, I have decided to note an appeal with the Court of Appeal," said Keetshabe without giving further details on the grounds for the appeal.
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When he's not retweeting neo-Nazis, his best tweets "manage to hit upon all three of Aristotle's modes of persuasion: logos (the appeal to logic), ethos (the appeal to credibility), and pathos (the appeal to emotion)," as Amanda Hess has written.
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"I am of the view that the High Court erred in arriving at this conclusion and thus, I have decided to note an appeal with the Court of Appeal," Keetshabe said, without giving further details of the grounds for the appeal.
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Andrew Bottle Depot (photo via Environmental Appeal Board) The case, first reported by the CBC and the National Post, is currently under appeal at the province's Environmental Appeal Board, but it is almost certainly the largest recycling racket Canada has seen.
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But despite Kucinich's progressive appeal, some Ohio Democrats are still nervous that he doesn't have the fundraising prowess or statewide appeal to win.
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Sim explains that part of the appeal for scientists is that the apps and tech are designed to appeal to the general public.
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Suiting is seen as modern armor, and its appeal is a no brainer: suits are equal parts utility, mobility, and easy sex appeal.
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Bank of Baroda lodged an appeal and the Appeal Board reduced the 11 million rand financial penalty to 400,000 rand, the PA said.
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"The appeal of combat is so different than the appeal of racing," said Marque Cornblatt, CEO of drone sports organizer Aerial Sports League.
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Leung said he and his husband were "deeply disappointed" and considering an appeal to the Court of Final Appeal, the city's top court.
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She left the United States without permission during an appeal over the denial of her asylum application, and ultimately her appeal was quashed.
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Dotcom's lawyer, Ron Mansfield, said in a statement they planned to appeal against the Auckland court's decision to New Zealand's Court of Appeal.
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They often have to take ideologically extreme positions to appeal to partisans, making it harder for them to broaden their appeal later on.
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A first appeal was heard by the state's Court of Appeal, where judges upheld his conviction by a 2-1 majority in August.
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The ad will appeal to conservative purists, but its appeal in Florida, where the sugar growers employ thousands of people, may be muted.
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The Court of Appeal said on Wednesday a hearing on the application for leave to appeal was set for June 5 and 6.
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"There aren't enough games that don't try to appeal to a broad market, or that appeal to me as an adult," Byrne says.
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"You never know if somebody is going to have that kind of crossover appeal and that broad-based appeal," Solomon told VICE Sports.
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Like the Q Score, which measures the appeal of celebrities, the E-Score calculates awareness and appeal of individuals in the public eye.
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The option to appeal to the board will be offered to all users as an extension of the existing Facebook moderation appeal process.
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A ruling on Garrett's appeal — and on the appeal of Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey's suspension — will come later this week, the NFL announced.
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Residing between multiple camps gives Booker broad appeal, but it has made it difficult for him to gain the deep appeal he needs.
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Mr. Wong had served two months of his six-month sentence when the Court of Final Appeal granted him bail, pending the appeal.
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"Ella&aposs family has made clear that they approve of this sentence because it brings certain and definite closure, without the worry of appeal-after-appeal-after-appeal over the next unknown number of years," Browning said in a news release Thursday morning.
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While officials usually appeal to Syrians abroad to return during television appearances and interviews, this is the first formal appeal broadcast on official media.
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In the same ruling, the Court of Appeal accepted another portion of the appeal by revoking Axiom Mining's current license for the Isabel site.
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Mandy said that her initial appeal was already rejected, but she's now going through another appeal that could take as long as 90 days.
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But three judges on the Court of Appeal last month upheld an appeal by Bauer and slashed Wilson&aposs payout to AU$600,000 ($454,000).
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The appeal to the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig means the lower court's ruling does not need to be implemented pending an appeal judgment.
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Myanmar's Supreme Court had rejected the journalists' final appeal last month after an earlier appeal was dismissed by the Yangon High Court in January.
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Prior to lodging his appeal at the Constitutional Court, Hewitt, 76, had a similar application rejected by the Supreme Court of Appeal in June.
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The defense team still had time to appeal the decision, he added, and the lawyers later duly filed an appeal, according to Kyodo News.
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The defence team still had time to appeal the decision, he added, and the lawyers later duly filed an appeal, according to Kyodo News.
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As far as all-star rosters go, you couldn't have done any better balancing massive pop appeal and authentic street appeal than this one.
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Dotcom's lawyer Ron Mansfield said in a statement the decision was "extremely disappointing" and that Dotcom would appeal to New Zealand's Court of Appeal.
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The Irish government said it would move to appeal the decision and Apple can support that appeal in a process that could take years.
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Both health insurance companies said Tuesday they would not appeal the ruling that blocked their tie-up, even though Aetna had considered an appeal.
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Appeal coming California Attorney General Xavier Becerra called the ruling "an assault" and a spokesperson for his office indicated an appeal would be coming.
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South African law calls for Judge Masipa to now decide whether to allow prosecutors to appeal her ruling at the Supreme Court of Appeal.
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An appeal by Pasadena officials is likely, and a court could stay the ruling, blocking it from taking effect while an appeal moves forward.
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Did anti-sex-appeal have an appeal all its own in a moment struggling to reconcile the fraught and fractious relationship between the sexes?
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Netflix and Starbucks are niche products with mass appeal It's something of an oxymoron, but Netflix and Starbucks are niche products with mass appeal.
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And yet the danger in trying to appeal to everyone is that you'll appeal to nobody, and The Meg too often succumbs to this.
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The firm unsuccessfully appealed the original decision at the Employment Appeal Tribunal and the Court of Appeal, with the case now reaching the Supreme Court.
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And about 35 of those have gone our way, either through decision and appeal-- okay, dismissal—and the five outstanding, those are also under appeal.
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Iraqi law provides for an automatic appeal for all death-sentence and life-imprisonment cases, even if the defendants do not lodge an appeal themselves.
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Days after her father's deportation appeal was denied by ICE, Milania, 153, made an appeal on social media to ask President Donald Trump to intervene.
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On Friday, Turner's lawyers filed an appeal with California's 6th District Court of Appeal, claiming their client's 2016 trial was "fundamentally unfair," according to CNN.
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"We will have to pursue our options with an appeal and hope that construction isn't completed while that (appeal) process is going forward," he said.
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Irish law does not include a provision to appeal against referrals to the CJEU but Facebook sought to both stay and appeal the decision anyway.
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He added that "the FIFA appeal committee being a FIFA body, we do not have high hopes that making an appeal there will change things".
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The album's sound does appeal to appeal to a more commercial kind of consumption, yes, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's vapid or disposable.
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But the Japanese company said it resumed blocking access after its petition for an appeal was accepted by the California Court of Appeal on Tuesday.
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Shaffer, whose attorneys have filed a notice of appeal, told The Appeal she had no reason to suspect that abuse was occurring or would occur.
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Trump's lawyers reportedly vowed to appeal the decision but a deadline for an appeal expired without any action earlier this month, according to the Times.
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"Despite that raft of criticisms of the Judge's judgment, we are clear that the appeal should be dismissed," Court of Appeal judge Terence Etherton wrote.
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Uber can and will appeal the decision—and can continue operating while the appeal moves through the courts—but its actual license expires Sept. 403.
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The country's fourth largest supermarket lost the hearing in the Court of Appeal but said it would take a further appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Last week, judge Michael Supperstone rejected Hajiyeva's appeal against the UWO although her lawyers said they would take the case to London's Court of Appeal.
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While the company are wasting money losing appeal after appeal, their drivers are up to £18,000 out of pocket for the last two years alone.
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In July he said that he intended to appeal the ruling under the "due process of law" and would resign if his appeal was unsuccessful.
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The post-convention Trump free fall has run into the obstinacy of his appeal — an appeal that seems to defy every gaffe, untruth and insult.
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Features like "easy start" and "low-RPM assist" will appeal to new riders, while the increase in horsepower will appeal to the more experienced crowd.
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Uber has until Friday to submit its appeal and can continue to operate until the appeal process has been exhausted, which could take several months.
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The district said it would appeal; an appeal would be heard by the state agency that ruled in Ms. Clark's favor, a district spokesman said.
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The Trump administration will likely appeal, and the appeal will likely reach the Supreme Court, where Republican-appointed justices hold a five-to-four majority.
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Fun fact: "Emma Peel," according to the A.V. Club, evolved from the idea of "man appeal" — as in, production wanted a woman character with masculine appeal.
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Once again, Dotcom plans to appeal the ruling, which could send the case to the Court of Appeal and perhaps even the New Zealand Supreme Court.
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"Casper's not growing fast enough to appeal to the growth junkies and as a money-losing operation it can't appeal to the value guys," Cramer said.
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The government lost an appeal at the Supreme Court in March and the appeal to the Constitutional Court was its last chance of overturning the ruling.
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If AET or HUM decides to appeal the judge's decision, Fitch expects to maintain the companies' ratings on Rating Watch pending the outcome of the appeal.
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Separately, Pfizer lost its appeal in a patent case over its pain drug Lyrica in a U.K. court, but said it would seek a further appeal.
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Pfizer (PFE) lost its appeal in a patent case over its pain drug Lyrica in a U.K. court, but said it would seek a further appeal.
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Next steps in the appeal Monmouth County prosecutors are now plotting their next move and could indict the defendant in criminal court because of the appeal.
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The billionaire real estate mogul added that his appeal to working class Americans and his position on trade would help him appeal to supporters of Sen.
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"I think there's a lot of decisions being made by companies right now not to appeal to to consumers, but to appeal to VCs," Mittman says.
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Mrs Miller's appeal against the English decision and the Advocate General's appeal against the Scottish decision were heard by this court from 17th to 19th September.
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In Alabama, the attorney general's office says it plans to appeal Graffeo's ruling, and the Birmingham monument is expected to remain in place during the appeal.
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Appeal to Supreme Court coming Trump's personal lawyer Jay Sekulow said on Monday that the President would appeal the 2nd Circuit decision to the Supreme Court.
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That was higher than the ratings for Mr. Kushner, whose overall strong positive appeal was 313 percent and whose overall strong negative appeal was 36 percent.
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At its heart, the appeal of a revival is the appeal of a high school reunion, or a visit to Facebook: What are they doing now?
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In her account of the Eichmann trial, she describes how she thinks the tyrant dictator emerges through emotional appeal to the people, rather than political appeal.
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Ontario Court of Appeal Justice Bradley Miller said on Monday that he would review Baratov's appeal and announce his decision by the end of this week.
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Mr. Weinstein cannot appeal Justice Burke's decision to not recuse himself at the moment, but defense lawyers could contest the ruling in a post-trial appeal.
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Mrs Millers appeal against the English decision and the Advocate Generals appeal against the Scottish decision were heard by this court from 17th to 19th September.
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"This appeal is the biggest appeal for humanitarian aid in Afghanistan, and the reason is the continuation of war and the return of refugees," he said.
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Mrs Miller's appeal against the English decision and the Advocate General's appeal against the Scottish decision were heard by this court from 17th to 113th September.
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In an application for a cross appeal filed Thursday, Syed's defense attorneys also say that if the Court of Special Appeals decides to hear the state's appeal, they want to appeal a separate aspect of the ruling by Judge Martin Welch concerning an alibi witness, Asia McClain.
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The English Court of Appeal refused an application by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) company to appeal the November 2017 and February 2018 English High Court orders.
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Could a roster so clearly curated to appeal to both the Coachella and "Oldchella" crowds be too weird a mix of artists to appeal to both generations?
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Anders Behring Breivik raises his right hand at the start of his appeal case in Borgarting Court of Appeal at Telemark prison in Skien, Norway, Tuesday, Jan.
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While Lula lost a first appeal in January, the Supreme Court may have the final say if they decide to hear any eventual appeal Lula's lawyers make.
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And of course the commissioner himself knows with absolute certainty that the records in question are about Johnson's appeal, because the commissioner personally presided over that appeal.
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In our preliminary and ongoing research, we find evidence that the appeal of Donald Trump is different from the appeal of the Republican (and, obviously, Democratic) Party.
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Because, as you said, there's a cult of personality element to Trump's appeal, and we've all spent the last year arguing about this guy's core ideological appeal.
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Google may choose to appeal in EU courts, but Intel, the previous antitrust fine record holder, has waited seven years for a final judgment on its appeal.
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Nissan's latest electric vehicle concept aims for crossover appeal, with a design that goes well beyond the Nissan Leaf in terms of aggressive styling and visual appeal.
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Claeys explained that Macron faced the challenge that all centrist politicians do: "He doesn't appeal to the right; he doesn't appeal to the left," Claeys told CNBC.
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The attorney general's office is fighting Syed's appeal and retrial, saying that the judge in the appeal wrongly allowed evidence regarding cell phone records in the case.
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Anthem said on Thursday that it intends to promptly file a notice of appeal and request an expedited hearing of its appeal to reverse the court's decision.
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"If you want to appeal to a segment beyond the technologists, you have to be able to appeal to the aesthetic," Horowitz told SlashGear back in 2014.
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Its strength was rooted not in the international appeal of British goods but in the widespread appeal of British assets—including gilded homes and gilt-edged securities.
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Uber has said it plans to appeal the ruling, either through Britain's Court of Appeal or through the Supreme Court, the nation's highest court for civil matters.
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"The court rejected the appeal complaint by Ms Tep Vanny and upholds the verdict of the Appeal Court," Supreme Court presiding judge Kim Sethavy told the court.
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Gillespie's got to appeal to that person to have a chance of winning, but he also has to appeal to the Corey Stewart wing of his party.
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This week, Spain's national court rejected Mr. Rato's appeal to have the prison term suspended while he tries to file a final appeal before the constitutional court.
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Finally, Manfred said he wanted to afford Gurriel the right to the usual appeal process, even though the players' union announced Saturday that Gurriel would not appeal.
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The acting chief of Uber's British operations, Tom Elvidge, said the company would appeal the decision, either to the Court of Appeal or to Britain's Supreme Court.
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Ultimately, the appeal of con artists is the same reason we like mobsters — I actually wrote a piece for the New Yorker about the appeal of mobsters.
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The members had both their application and their appeal denied by the US Patent and Trademark Office and the US Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB), respectively.
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Fabric then exercised its statuary right to appeal to the magistrates' court, with a four day hearing of that appeal being due to start on 28 November 2016.
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We are considering an appeal which would deny the government the ability to access that data temporarily and potentially forever if our appeal is found to have merit.
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Most recently, Miller indicated he wanted to appeal to the Supreme Court, but on Thursday prosecutors said he should not be given more leeway from judges to appeal.
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The federal government passed up an opportunity to appeal the preliminary injunction in the case last year, but will have another opportunity now to appeal the final ruling.
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The Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed the attorney general's appeal on Wednesday and asked Tanzania's government to respect the previous ruling, according to court documents seen by CNN.
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The second appeal was not heard: The 91-year-old Demjanjuk died before the court could be convened, though the German prosecutors were confident his appeal would fail.
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The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the federal government by a 3-2 decision in May, prompting an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.
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However, her lawyer, Joseph Cataldo, said he plans to appeal her conviction, and Massachusetts Judge Lawrence Moniz agreed to stay her jail sentence until the appeal is resolved.
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South Africa's Constitutional Court refused Pistorius' application to appeal the December ruling, saying that his appeal would have no realistic prospect of success, the legal team representative said.
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Robertson is attempting to appeal his conviction, but he is in poor health and his 85033-month sentence likely would be completed before any appeal can be adjudicated.
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The appeal of This Is Us is that there are specific moments, like the ones these fans cited, that appeal to people with different backgrounds and family experiences.
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It's a vivid album about how the appeal of street life is just as powerful, if not more so, than the appeal of a shot at real fame.
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DreamHost said in a court filing that it "intends to appeal, although it is still examining the issues," and proposed that a stay be issued pending an appeal.
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The Center is also in court, fighting to allow hospital patients to appeal an outpatient observation classification just as they can appeal all other denials of Medicare coverage.
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It is widely expected to formally appeal the mask ban ruling beyond the High Court, which could end up bringing the case to the Court of Final Appeal.
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Leggatt said there was no guarantee when a ruling on Dana Gas' appeal against the anti-suit injunction would be made and whether the appeal would be successful.
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The NADP dismissed the charges against Dry, prompting a UKAD appeal to the NADP's appeal tribunal, resulting in a four-year ban for "subverting the Doping Control process".
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St Vincent de Paul Society Bushfire Appeal (NSW)Vinnies&apos bushfire appeal helps provide food, clothing and money that bushfire victims may need to pay their bills.4.
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"A fourth appeal had been filed by the British team against the disqualification of their team under Rule 163.2 (Obstruction)," a statement from the Jury of Appeal said.
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Oracle announced in August that it would appeal that ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, but has not yet formally filed the appeal.
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But even after that decision, ACICS could still appeal directly to Education Secretary John B. King Jr. And there's no clear timetable on how to resolve that appeal.
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Golden's biography, personality, and platform that worked in Maine probably wouldn't appeal that strongly to McBath's constituents in Georgia, and McBath would struggle to appeal to Golden's constituents.
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DOL has two options to appeal: they can seek a review by all 85033 judges of the 5th Circuit by April 30, or, they can appeal directly to the Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari asking the highest court in the land to hear their appeal by June 5.
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Anthem could appeal to the Supreme Court or the full appeals court, but lawyers and policy analysts already thought Anthem's chances of winning this appeal were slim to nonexistent.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to weigh in on who has standing to appeal decisions by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
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"My sense is it will be months before any formal appeal, if a formal appeal is filed," Robert Rogers, the lead trial attorney for Guyger, told VICE News Wednesday.
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Though she also noted there are further rounds of appeal open to Uber should this appeals tribunal decide against them — such as going to the UK's court of appeal.
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The criminal notice of appeal form, which costs $505 to file to the court clerk, does not lay out the grounds for appeal that Epstein's lawyers plan to cite.
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The trading would be suspended on July 3, 2017, unless the company requests an appeal to delist shares, Sears Canada said, adding that it will not appeal the decision.
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This appeal doesn't have any immediate effects on AT&T and Time Warner's plans since the Justice Department didn't ask for a legal stay while it filed its appeal.
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The defense then said it would lodge their appeal directly to the Supreme Court of Appeal, saying that the sentence was too harsh, since no one had been killed.
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Harvinderjit Singh, one of Najib's lawyers, told Reuters in a brief text message that the Court of Appeal had agreed to postpone the trial "until the appeal is heard".
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The state&aposs highest criminal court also refused a second supplemental appeal from Rubio as legally improper and declined to consider the merits of the arguments in that appeal.
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Unfortunately, dramatically shrinking the scope of the world's biggest social network might not appeal to stockholders and advertisers in quite the same way that it would appeal to users.
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An appeal means "the decision of the tribunal is not firm until the council of state resolves the appeal," the statement said, adding that licensing will continue to function.
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On Sunday, demonstrators walked from the district of Wan Chai to the Court of Final Appeal, where the three activists are expected to lodge an appeal against their sentences.
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General Electric Co lacks standing to appeal an unfavorable Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision in a dispute with United Technologies Corp, a federal appeals court said on Wednesday.
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The appeal of the particular grill I got is exactly the same as the appeal of the Pebble smartwatch: it does a few jobs very simply and very well.
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Left's appeal, which was heard last month, hinged on points of law after judges in 2017 refused him leave to appeal on findings of fact in the original case.
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Musk has said that this means they expect it won't appeal as a retrofit solution, but will instead appeal more to new builds or those due for rooftop replacement.
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In a 6-3 ruling, the justices said that the lawyer should have filed the appeal when his client requested it, even though the appeal itself was likely doomed.
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As well as this application, Old Mutual had applied for leave to appeal and asked the court to clarify its stance on whether its appeal suspended its initial judgment.
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The disqualified winner's owner Gary West is understandably upset and plans to file an appeal with the state racing commission, though race results are apparently not subject to appeal.
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The same cultural elites who are mystified by the appeal of Donald Trump the presidential candidate have been mystified, for decades, by the appeal of Donald Trump the developer.
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The houses in this issue aren't meant to appeal to everyone; they were meant to appeal to their owners, and that is why they appealed to us as well.
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One America Appeal All five living former presidents have united to raise money for One America Appeal, a fund administered by the George H. W. Bush Presidential Library Foundation.
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HARPER DROPS APPEAL OF SUSPENSION Washington Nationals star Bryce Harper agreed to drop his appeal of a four-game suspension and will have one game shaved from the punishment.
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The candidate has struggled to appeal to voters of color, while Biden — the ostensible second-place finisher in Nevada — counts on his appeal among African American voters in particular.
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The appeal was aimed at reversing the trial to the preliminary hearing stage due to what it said were procedural errors, but the court decided the appeal was inadmissible.
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In the meantime, insurers have been forcing doctors to send in extensive documentation about a patient's need for the drug and then denying appeal after appeal, Dr. Harper said.
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"If someone disagrees with a decision we've made, they can appeal to us first, and soon they will be able to further appeal to this independent board," said Zuckerberg.
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Typically, it takes a few years to process an appeal, and the defendant can already be serving his time in prison when the appeal is taken up, Kurland said.
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The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal similarly ruled in favor of the federal government by a 3-2 decision in May, prompting an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.
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The source noted that because De Sousa can appeal the ruling, Portugal would not move to deport De Sousa to Italy until the court reaches a decision on her appeal.
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The Commercial Appeal reported that a lawyer for 42-year-old Manuel Duran said he won the stay but still faces months in immigration detention while an appeal is pending.
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We entered into an understanding with AT&T that they would keep the Turner business separate until February 2019, pending appeal or earlier if the appeal decides that they're fine.
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"The company has a right to appeal the decision at the cassation court within 30 days, and the company will offer an appeal in the coming days," the statement said.
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The High Court of the Solomon Islands in 2014 rejected all of Sumitomo's claims, and Sumitomo filed an appeal to the Court of Appeals, the nation's court of final appeal.
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Suzanne Sangree, a lawyer who argued Baltimore's appeal, said the city was disappointed, and may appeal to the Supreme Court and perhaps also submit a brief in the California case.
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Despite that appeal to nostalgia, they got their asses kicked at first: In February 2015, the West Virginia Surface Mine Board denied the appeal, headed by the Kanawha Forest Coalition.
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His appeal overlaps in part with Sanders's, and the Democratic Party must attract and retain its appeal to Sanders's supporters if it is going to optimize its prospects against Trump.
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His defense team has said it will appeal the guilty verdict, and it is possible that O'Neill will allow Cosby to remain on house arrest until that appeal is resolved.
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"The filing of appeal after appeal against projects has become a French pastime," said Gwenaelle Huet, renewables energy director at the French company, the biggest wind power producer in France.
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The House notes that it plans simultaneously to seek to intervene in the 5th Circuit appeal and will file a motion to intervene in that appeal as soon as possible.
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Ireland can appeal any judgment by suing in the Court of Justice of the European Union to stop any resulting penalty, and Apple could seek to support such an appeal.
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"Given the stakes of this case, the losing party will likely appeal any adverse judgment to the Court of Appeal," said Ira Rothken, a lawyer representing Dotcom, in an email.
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But prosecutors intend to appeal the decision to vacate Mr. Jones's conviction; if the appeal is successful, he could be sent back to prison for the rest of his life.
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Mr. Constantin was the victim mostly of poor legal advice, trying to appeal the court's decision to declare him dead, even though the time limit for an appeal had passed.
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The B.C. government also plans to appeal a recent British Columbia Appeal Court ruling that the provincial government cannot restrict the flow of oil on pipelines that cross provincial boundaries.
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You will not be able to seek an appraisal if you decide to appeal; likewise, if you seek an appraisal, you will not be able to file an appeal. 9.
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It also would have given people denied firearms a 85033-day period to appeal the decision and would have reimbursed their attorney's fees in the case of a successful appeal.
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The U.S. could theoretically appeal any ruling against it that relates to those metal sanctions and, without an operational Appellate Body, that appeal would act as a de facto veto.
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On Friday, a Turkish high criminal court rejected Brunson's appeal to be released from house arrest and allowed to travel abroad after his appeal was rejected by a lower court.
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Yet he combines that alarm with a Progressive Era optimism that Americans can be mobilized to address these inequalities through both moral appeal and appeal to our enlightened self-interest.
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The commission's letter to attorney D. Barry Stilz, who filed the appeal of behalf of owners Gary and Mary West, also denied a request to stay the disqualification ruling pending appeal.
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Under a plea deal, Hurant agreed to not appeal any prison sentence of two years or less, while Easy Rent agreed not to appeal any fine of $10 million or less.
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On Monday, the Consumers Federation of Kenya filed an appeal to the Court of Appeal in Nairobi challenging last week's high court ruling to declare the rate caps null and void.
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Elliott will plead his case to arbitrator Harold Henderson -- the same arbitrator who heard Adrian Peterson's appeal in his child abuse suspension and Greg Hardy's appeal in his domestic violence suspension.
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The High Court of the Solomon Islands in 2014 rejected all of Sumitomo's claims, and Sumitomo filed an appeal to the nation's Court of Appeals, the country's court of final appeal.
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"You have 30 days by statute to file a notice or intent to appeal, so the lawyer that's handling the appeal filed that just to preserve the right," Robert Rogers said.
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There is no appeal pending or expected on the sexual orientation issue, and there is no guarantee that the court will take up the funeral home&aposs appeal over transgender discrimination.
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I came back from the summit of the Americas where recent polling shows that the appeal of authoritarianism is on the rise and the appeal of democracy is on the decline.
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The court, however, strongly suggests that interlocutory appeal of the district court's order on dispositive motions—in plain English, immediate appeal of some key legal questions before the trial—should happen.
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In its appeal, the city argues that the policy debate about the state statute is vital, and acknowledges that there are several proposals before the Legislature to appeal or amend it.
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What his team is likely to appeal Cosby's appeal is likely to focus on the five "prior bad acts" witnesses who testified that Cosby drugged and assaulted them in the 1980s.
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A Democrat running in the Virginia 10th District will be seeking to appeal to voters in suburban Loudoun County, but a Montana Democrat will appeal to voters who are completely different.
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"The strategy [now] is to find a phone that isn't out there today, and it may not appeal to everyone but it may appeal to some, and that's OK," Llamas said.
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" Referring to scores of lawsuits filed by punished students, she said: "Survivors aren't well served when they are re-traumatized with appeal after appeal because the failed system failed the accused.
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It's also an appeal to values — an appeal to Republicans who feel like they're not represented by this version of the Republican Party, to independents who are looking for a home.
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"Legislation means that Uber now has 21 days to appeal, during which it can continue to operate pending any appeal and throughout any potential appeals process," TfL wrote in a statement.
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An appeal by McCord against the dismissal of his no-deal case also began on Monday at Belfast's Court of Appeal, the next step in the British-run region's justice system.
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The North End&aposs appeal lies in its proximity to downtown, its mature trees, and the curb appeal with many of the city&aposs older homes, according to DeBord and Jost.
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A Huawei spokesperson could not confirm whether the company plans to appeal the decision, though the company said in its statement: "We reserve our right to appeal this decision when appropriate."
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When a user disagrees with how Facebook enforces its policies, and with the result of an appeal to Facebook's internal moderation team, they can request an appeal to the Oversight Board.
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Uber's appeal of the ban could take months to resolve, and even if the company lost a second appeal, it could take the case to the highest court in the country.
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Machado, who declined to appeal the suspension, is batting .
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One of those errors would be ... anarchism doesn't appeal.
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There's no denying the appeal of peanut butter & jelly.
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" The portraitist says, "Emotions and feelings appeal to me.
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AHAB said in a statement that it was considering its legal options, adding that there was an automatic right of appeal but that any appeal was unlikely to be heard until 2019.
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For others, such as Germany's Bafin, where salaries range between 35,000 euros and 80,000 euros, the hope is that the appeal of a secure job in a predictable civil service will appeal.
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The administration conceded defeat against Washington State after losing an appeal in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and it lost an appeal of a Hawaii judge's ruling on the travel ban.
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In Europe, an appeal hearing occurred in October and November 2015 at the Technical Board of Appeal for the EPO at which time the patent was reinstated to Regeneron with amended claims.
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However, a few hours after that decision, DraftKings received an expediated motion to appeal and stay the decision, meaning both companies could temporarily continue to operate while the appeal is being considered.
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The logic is that a person is not only entitled to a fair trial, they're entitled to appeal a conviction, and the process is not cemented until the appeal process is exhausted.
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He tries to appeal to the party's defense hawks by calling for an expansive U.S. role in the world powered by military might, something that could also appeal to New Hampshire Republicans.
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Her attorneys said they alerted the plaintiffs' counsel they were going to appeal, but that a lawyer for the women who are suing said they would oppose any appeal or stay order.
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"You get into a possible scenario where a country that lost (a case) says we appeal but there is no appeal which means the panel is not final," Wolff told the conference.
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The Court of Appeal ruled in December that the bank did have the right to call the bonds, although the notes' trustee has since sought permission to appeal from the Supreme Court.
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"I'm hoping we can an appeal of some kind, but we're seeing that the result is a disqualification, so I'm hoping we can appeal that," said former world record holder Tyson Gay.
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Critics of designation, including Holtz-Eakin, say that since the Obama administration asked the Justice Department to file the appeal and represent the FSOC, the Justice Department can simply withdraw the appeal.
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"The position that I am taking is even if I can't appeal to their sense of morality or their sense of justice, I will appeal to their sense of mathematics," he said.
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Ministers defend the judges against accusations of biasJohnson's government will now appeal the Scottish appeal court's decision, which also contradicts a ruling made by English judges last week, at the Supreme Court.
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"I'm not persuaded that there are reasonable prospects of success on appeal or that another court may find differently," Judge Masipa said on Friday, dismissing the prosecutors' application for leave to appeal.
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His appeal, observers say, spread across social media, reaching a large number of young people who had known only conflict in Kashmir, and his death, some fear, will only magnify that appeal.
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But while those features might appeal to the home's current owner, they do not appeal to every buyer, Alec Traub, an LA-based real-estate agent with Refin, previously told Business Insider.
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The fact that climate advocacy is uniquely good politics – helping to appeal to the left of the Democratic Party while also exposing Donald Trump's 'know nothing' extremism – will only strengthen its appeal.
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YouTube creators can appeal the decision to a human who will watch the video, but the recent changes have upended the usual processes, often leaving creators without an official channel for appeal.
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That appeal is pending and immaterial -- he will spend his life in prison regardless of the outcome of the appeal, given two other sentences he must serve for convictions in other courts.
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Despite being divisive online, Rogan&aposs broad appeal is a boost to Sanders&apos campaign and a sign he can appeal to the voters necessary to defeat President Donald Trump in November.
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After failing in front of a three-judge panel at the D.C. Circuit, they could appeal to the entire circuit court to decide or they can appeal straight to the Supreme Court.
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Personal appeal to Trump on Ukraine aid The New York Times reported that Bolton "made a personal appeal" to Trump on August 16 to lift the freeze on military aid for Ukraine.
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"Because the forthcoming report will reflect the new administration's assessment of agency procedures that are at the very heart of this appeal, the report may prompt the government to change its positions on one or more issues in this appeal or to abandon the appeal altogether," wrote attorney Eugene Scalia, representing the company, the largest U.S. life insurer.
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Even Facebook's less successful projects — Snapchat-like Slingshot and other now-defunct products from its Creative Labs unit — provided lessons in how users interact and what kind of services appeal and don't appeal.
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Apple can apply to the regional appeal court for a stay of enforcement, which can usually be obtained in a matter of weeks, and appeal against the substantive ruling in that higher court.
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The puzzle will appeal to people I think partly because of its aesthetic appeal (it's pretty) and partly because if offers a number of things to do that range from easy to hard.
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Lawyer Michael Mowla filed a notice of appeal on Guyger's behalf on October 16, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, but the paperwork does not explain the exact reason for the appeal.
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In the meantime, a three-judge panel will decide whether the appeal will be handled in expedited fashion and whether Elliott will continue to be allowed to play before the appeal is decided.
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The government had asked the Supreme Court to hear its appeal before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal had weighed in—an extraordinary request typically granted only in the midst of national emergency.
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"Moody's is disappointed that the Court of Final Appeal has dismissed its appeal regarding the scope of the SFC's jurisdiction but we recognize its importance for market clarity," Moody's said in a statement.
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Despite Lagarde's decision not to appeal, a body in charge of settling the bank's debts launched an appeal of the arbitration award and claimed that the arbitrators concealed their longstanding friendship with Tapie.
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The appeal was filed by the National Prosecuting Authority, and Masipa will make the initial decision whether or not to send it to the Supreme Court of Appeal, reports The New York Times.
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Husqvarna thinks the brand's appeal lies in the combination of modern technology and sophisticated "naked" (or minimal) look of the bikes that appeal to millennials, a hotly coveted demographic that's largely shunned motorcycles.
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However, she will not immediately report to jail because her lawyer, Joseph Cataldo, said he plans to appeal her conviction, and Moniz agreed to stay her jail sentence until the appeal is resolved.
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It's not Trump whose appeal is limited — it's the appeal of every other candidate in the race, such that they all have to stay in together to keep Trump from getting a majority.
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But the Lego bricks, which have built-in mainstream appeal and offer the chance to play around with words, or even play a makeshift game of Scrabble, seem to have a unique appeal.
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The founders' pedigree appears to be part of Elph's appeal.
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Mrs Marcos has said she will appeal against the conviction.
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Local elections last month showed the limits of PiS's appeal.
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Egyptians who are found guilty in these proceedings cannot appeal.
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Many of the severe sentences have been overturned on appeal.
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Gingrich analyzed his appeal perfectly during that Fox News appearance.
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The hotel's history is a big part of the appeal.
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North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem will appeal the dismissal.
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This week's sentence modification was the result of another appeal.
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The health care law remains in effect during the appeal.
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Both Reyes and Chapman agreed not to appeal the suspensions.
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But the roots of their appeal aren't in those policies.
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In a statement, Dr. Seuss Enterprises said it may appeal.
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Qualcomm said it disagrees with the decision and will appeal.
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It is unknown whether he plans to appeal his convictions.
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It was not immediately clear if Carter intends to appeal.
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These days we would call hers a natural, unstyled appeal.
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He said the family lawyer will appeal against the verdict.
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Naturally, Goodell addressed none of that in the NFL's appeal.
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It's one that is likely to appeal to the Court's
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Google rejected the Commission's findings and said it would appeal.
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They all denied the charges and were released pending appeal.
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The Verbraucherzentrale NRW statement suggests Amazon can't appeal the decision.
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For some theorists, the Bohmian interpretation holds an irresistible appeal.
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For the new chief strategist has a whole other appeal.
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In fact, the scar might even up the sex appeal!!!
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Her suggestions may appeal to the foodie on your list.
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Three, it fits the rational and appeal of his candidacy.
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That case is on appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Instagram's appeal to marketers is also growing, Piper Jaffray found.
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It was unclear if he plans to appeal his sentence.
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Our appeal to Kanye is: be uncool for a minute.
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Anthem issued a statement saying it would appeal the ruling.
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Their appeal to the famous negotiator: Think about the economy.
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Both companies say they are still exploring a possible appeal.
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He has seven days in which to lodge an appeal.
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Critic Janine Hawkins describes the appeal in terms of noise.
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The suspension is on hold while Donaldson files an appeal.
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Both are popular, have statewide appeal and can raise money.
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His attorney, Andrew Casanave, told PEOPLE he plans to appeal.
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These are radical positions that appeal only to coastal states.
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Indian officials made no immediate comment on the appeal outcome.
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That suspension was later overturned on appeal to the NFL.
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There's an obvious surface appeal to A Very English Scandal.
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He did not immediately say if an appeal was planned.
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Monsanto in a statement said it would appeal the verdict.
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Petrov's perceived "foreignness" explains part of his appeal, said Leibold.
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A NATO spokeswoman issued a similar appeal to both sides.
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We use that data to figure out what's gonna appeal.
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The intended appeal of The Good Cop is fairly obvious.
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Europe's historical investor appeal was built on certainty and predictability.
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Does the Real not have its own appeal and joy?
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BHP and Vale have said they will appeal that decision.
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As the WADA appeal moved forward, Thompson returned to Arkansas.
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It's a little intangible, which is kind of the appeal.
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It's gotten very good at making systems with universal appeal.
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None of that is likely to appeal to Senate Republicans.
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We remain hopeful that Jeff will prevail on his appeal.
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Gordon can appeal the judge's ruling, Ware said by email.
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If we'd sought emergency appeal that deal could have unraveled.
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Both Dean and Adam Skelos plan to appeal their convictions.
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Sharif is expected to appeal his conviction and seek bail.
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The two reportedly have two weeks to appeal the fines.
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The defence lawyer said he intended to appeal the rulings.
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The court also rejected the Polisario Front's right to appeal.
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There is no further appeal to the constitutional court's ruling.
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Apple already has derided the findings and started an appeal.
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Candidates seem to understand the appeal of jumping the queue.
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It was not immediately clear if Blagg planned to appeal.
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The environmental appeal is an inherent part of the brand.
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Dublin has just over two months to lodge an appeal.
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Cummings tried and failed to appeal to Shkreli's better nature.
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However, the administration could appeal the ruling, so stay tuned.
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Orcel can appeal within five days before a regional court.
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The suit was dismissed in 2017 but is under appeal.
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And you can appeal to them in two different ways.
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The finance ministry also said it would appeal the decision.
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His attorney plans to appeal the denial of his citizenship.
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Bullock is going for that Jimmy Carter, decent dad appeal.
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ITALIAN constitutional law does not usually hold much popular appeal.
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Johnson & Johnson has already indicated they will appeal any decision.
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That has likely been a significant part of their appeal.
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The judge's move was upheld by a higher appeal court.
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As the police are squeezed, such ideas have growing appeal.
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It was not immediately clear if Furtney planned to appeal.
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The product itself was designed to appeal to those shoppers.
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One way to attract drivers is to appeal to consumers.
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The FCC could also appeal over the state preemption section.
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Fetzner said he will appeal the case in its entirety.
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Khan can still appeal today's conviction in a higher court.
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"Obviously he has a right to appeal it," she said.
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The Obama administration lost the case but filed an appeal.
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Oral arguments in that appeal are scheduled for Dec. 12.
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His is an emotional appeal, rather than a logical one.
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The lawyer Halit Akalp said he will appeal the decision.
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His rhetoric is decidedly inclusive, and his appeal is broad.
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The notice does not necessarily mean Guyger will actually appeal.
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They gave The Rebel a kind of twisted sex appeal.
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No other pianist matched Cliburn's poise or his physical appeal.
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But Fiona's appeal goes much deeper than her tuberous exterior.
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They have to grapple with the reasons for its appeal.
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The government has made a very strong appeal to them.
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He told German newspaper FAZ he would lodge an appeal.
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Some see plenty of demagogy and racism to this appeal.
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No further appeal is possible after Wednesday's Supreme Court ruling.
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But it's just so hard to forget that emotional appeal.
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But for many, Dougy included, there was a deeper appeal.
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For starters, the Sorted application may only have niche appeal.
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The Supreme Court is weighing an appeal of those charges.
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