They appealed the sentence while Ms. Stewart appealed the conviction.
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At the time, that appealed to me—that whole concept appealed to me.
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Better Markets appealed that decision while former President Barack Obama, a Democrat, appealed Collyer's recission.
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The Frys appealed to no avail, so they appealed again, this time to the Supreme Court.
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Both appealed against the conviction, while the prosecution appealed against the acquittal on the corruption charge.
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The ACLU has appealed that decision, while Sarkar's attorneys have appealed the decision to dismiss the other requests.
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There definitely was something about Trump and his entertainment value that appealed to CNN and appealed to cable news.
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The court denied that injunction, the FTC appealed, and Amazon cross-appealed the ruling that said Amazon had violated the law.
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However, Giudice appealed that decision and lost, but appealed again to a higher court ... which is where the case stands now.
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The league has appealed eight awards that the administrator granted, and 2750 players have appealed their awards, calling them too low.
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The District Court ruled against it, so it appealed; the First Circuit agreed on the merits but withheld a remedy, so it appealed again.
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But some parts of Trump's message — in particular, his demonization of immigrants and Muslims — appealed to some white women just as much as they appealed to white men.
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The school district appealed the decision several times over the years to no avail, until in 2007, when the school district appealed to the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Next, Daleiden appealed the seal to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, which upheld Orrick's decision last year, so Daleiden's team appealed the decision to the Supreme Court.
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"There was definitely something about Trump and his entertainment value that appealed to CNN and appealed to cable news," Stelter recalled on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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" He appealed to the government, "Don't screw it up!
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It is precisely this capability that appealed to Alteryx .
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Mr. Stegeman said the government appealed the decision but lost again, appealed that ruling and lost again, and only on its third try won a ruling that it could deport the Tamrazyans.
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The FCA fined Barclays £50m in 2013; the bank appealed.
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He appealed and, after a retrial, got the death penalty.
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Phillips appealed the decision, but state courts upheld the ruling.
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The case could be appealed to the State Supreme Court.
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They embodied a strength and discipline that appealed to him.
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According to local station WCCO, Noor has appealed the conviction.
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Unfortunately, the repositioned JC Penney appealed to neither customer segment.
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The company said 2.1 million pieces of content were appealed.
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The presidential decision to block the deal cannot be appealed.
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Kesha's legal team appealed the ruling, but it was upheld.
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The ruling could be appealed to the state's Supreme Court.
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Three weeks after the arbitrator's decision, WADA appealed the ruling.
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He said Guterres appealed to donors to increase their support.
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Egypt appealed the decision and began discussions on a settlement.
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Both Lee and state prosecutors appealed to the Supreme Court.
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The pregnancy centers appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court.
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Garrett appealed the suspension but his punishment was not reduced.
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He successfully appealed the conviction and was released on bond.
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The decision has been appealed by California's secretary of state.
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The decision can be appealed over the next 30 days.
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Stocks that benefit from consumers seeking value appealed to Cramer.
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Zambia appealed and said it was proceeding with the liquidation.
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The EEOC appealed that ruling, and the case remains active.
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The foundation initially appealed against the ruling in early March.
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But the interactive possibilities of an app appealed to him.
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War was a leveller, and that greatly appealed to him.
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On behalf of Coronado, Allen has appealed the judge's decision.
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But they also appealed to our hopes and our dreams.
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Mayor Anne Hidalgo has appealed to the government for help.
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Tuesday's decision could still be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Without naming him, she appealed to Trump to work together.
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Duntsch appealed the sentence with the Texas Court of Appeals.
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Trump appealed, and oral arguments are due later this summer.
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He stayed out of prison as his case was appealed.
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A day after Mr Trump's outburst, China appealed for calm.
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It's something about tactics, the law part appealed to me.
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None of them appealed to her 'style', she told me.
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Guillory appealed, and he eventually got a more detailed explanation.
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Quebec RCMP appealed in December, saying it would harm investigations.
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The Obama administration appealed, and the lawsuit is still ongoing.
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The decision will likely be appealed to a higher court.
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We have appealed to USDOT for help to find cheaters.
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The Obama administration appealed, saying Skavdahl erred in his ruling.
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Any ruling could be appealed directly to the Supreme Court.
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The original plaintiffs sued in the US, lost, and appealed.
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The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Kosovo appealed for calm.
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The decision could still be appealed to a higher court.
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After Brady won in court, the NFL appealed the decision.
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It was not clear if the ruling will be appealed.
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She appealed, and in February, the board reversed its decision.
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Fox appealed the expulsion order and remains in the country.
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Uber has appealed the decision and it is still ongoing.
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He appealed all subpoenas and orders to surrender the tapes.
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The judgment may be appealed to the Federal Supreme Court.
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Trump's presidential campaign felt that resentment and appealed to it.
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He has appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Under state law, Davison's death penalty will be automatically appealed.
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Boehmermann had appealed for the partial ban to be lifted.
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Rulings from the panel can be appealed in federal court.
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Wii Sports appealed to every demographic, every age, every ability.
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The dull stuff in the middle appealed a lot less.
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An example of a Facebook post that could be appealed.
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The House won, but the Obama administration appealed the decision.
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Trump has appealed and oral arguments are scheduled for August.
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That kind of reach appealed to SmartBear CEO Justin Teague.
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It's unclear whether the original uploader has appealed Samsung's request.
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Johnson and Schuette appealed, trying to have the ban reinstated.
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Those policies, if not the rhetoric, appealed to many conservatives.
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A state judge ruled in its favor, but Purdue appealed.
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Meyer opposed delaying his case while Uber appealed that ruling.
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The minister's decision can also be appealed to the courts.
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Dyson promptly appealed to the higher European Court of Justice.
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Open Arms said on Monday it had appealed the decision.
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That's what kind of really appealed to me about it.
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Alfa Romeo have appealed and could win the points back.
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They appealed and were conditionally approved on June 6, 2017.
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Prosecutors appealed again, this time to the full appeals court.
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"I more than once appealed to Maria," Mr. Zubov said.
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He appealed to the public for information about the attack.
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He was free on bail while his case was appealed.
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Moore appealed the court's decision to the state's Supreme Court.
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Barnes initially appealed the league's decision, but later dropped it.
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But the decision was appealed by the administration of Gov.
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That ruling has been appealed to the full appeals court.
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That decision is now being appealed to the Fifth Circuit.
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Qalash has appealed in is out of detention on bail.
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That ruling has been appealed to the state's highest court.
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Republicans have appealed the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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ObamaCare will remain in effect while the ruling is appealed.
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The university appealed, lost and chose to fight in court.
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However he successfully appealed against the conviction and was released.
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What's the last electronic act that really appealed to metalheads?
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After that ruling, county officials appealed to the Supreme Court.
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It's a vision that appealed to investors like Robert Soros.
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The Department of Homeland Security has appealed her case termination.
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It appealed to doctors by promoting the benefits to patients.
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Democrats in the swing state of Florida appealed to Gov.
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The Justice Department then appealed to a district court judge.
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This vision of Brazil had long appealed to outsiders, too.
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After Mr. Willey appealed, another judge approved the full amount.
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The government's latest approval can be appealed through the courts.
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That means his ads naturally appealed to older Facebook users.
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Mr. Keram appealed his suspension by FIFA but was denied.
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On Wednesday, one Conservative lawmaker, Nicky Morgan, appealed to Mrs.
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He was sentenced to 20 years in prison, but appealed.
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He appealed once and was rejected again in June 220.
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The groups appealed the judge's decision to the Supreme Court.
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Any judgments will certainly be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Somewhat to his surprise, Catholicism appealed to him the most.
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The university appealed; the Emirati security officials rejected the appeal.
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Those cases have been dismissed, though Dr. Helfmann has appealed.
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But that sense of delayed gratification never appealed to her.
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If the government had lost, they would have appealed, too.
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Ito, they appealed to Mr. Kinoshita's sense of the ephemeral.
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Andrew Cuomo has appealed for federal help in obtaining them.
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Investigators appealed to the public for help identifying the suspect.
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The final decision in this case is still being appealed.
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When Ms. Yadira appealed the decision, a judge affirmed it.
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Sergeant Pierce was fired, but was reinstated after he appealed.
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After being denied expedition the first time around, CNBC appealed.
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Gatlin appealed and got the suspension cut to a year.
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Syed's lawyers then appealed to the Supreme Court in August.
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The decision can be appealed to the Federal District Court.
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His lawyer, Paul Shechtman, said the verdict would be appealed.
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The work initially appealed to many as package volume boomed.
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Something about the dance appealed to his sense of fairness.
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Trump's attorneys appealed to a higher court following the decision.
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Objectors appealed approval of the settlement to the 8th Circuit.
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Tuesday's decision can be appealed at the Dutch Supreme Court.
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Mr. Biancardi appealed the judge's decision to Italy's highest court.
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Everything about this team appealed to me, and still does.
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A trial ensued, the ban was upheld, and Grove appealed.
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The higher court ruling cannot be further appealed in Greece.
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CNMC's resolutions can be appealed in the Spanish High Court.
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But that almost certainly would not have appealed to moderates.
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He has appealed while waiting to serve his prison sentence.
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The House won, and the Obama administration appealed the ruling.
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It's simply because they appealed to Trump's sense of himself.
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Somerville appealed the sentence after spending 10 days in jail.
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It was appealed to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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McGahn and the Justice Department appealed the ruling on Tuesday.
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Rocky Meade, also appealed for support for the security forces.
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The case could still be appealed to a higher court.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald's sunny philosophy had always appealed to me.
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He has appealed against his conviction and hearings are ongoing.
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He immediately appealed that ruling, and that case is pending.
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It wasn't the trappings of power that appealed to him.
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The life sentences will automatically be appealed under Massachusetts law.
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"The challenge is what appealed to me," she recalled later.
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The state has appealed to the United States Supreme Court.
|
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But Phillips appealed the case to the US Supreme Court.
|
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After the Senate cut her off, Democrats appealed the decision.
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Garner appealed his conviction, but the appellate court upheld it.
|
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The government appealed and the suspensions were lifted on Friday.
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Kessler appealed to bankers aware of wrongdoing to come forward.
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Some 2,000 Turks have already appealed to the European court.
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She appealed to love in all of its beautiful manifestations (the subtitle is a version of her favorite Dostoyevsky quotation) and when her acolytes appealed for moral guidance she referred them to their own consciences.
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Unlike many current candidates, Obama has not appealed to those passions.
|
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But the case was later appealed when it was discovered Gen.
|
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President Trump had a typical Twitter meltdown and appealed the judgment.
|
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New Jersey and Maryland appealed those rulings to the Supreme Court.
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Under Turkish law, sentences under five years cannot be appealed further.
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He has appealed to Venezuela's armed forces to turn against Maduro.
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Martine has been discharged, but the general prosecutor appealed the decision.
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The Arizona ruling can be appealed to the state Supreme Court.
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Their brutality became ubiquitous, yet also appealed to warped minds globally.
|
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The Nixon White House then appealed directly to the Supreme Court.
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The marquee names appealed and journalists showed up to cover it.
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That's part of the reason why the role appealed to him.
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He has also appealed his rape conviction to Sweden's supreme court.
|
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It is easy to see why the project appealed to him.
|
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Stone has appealed to Trump for a pardon in the past.
|
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She appealed to other countries to create a humanitarian aid channel.
|
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Prosecutors said Porsche had not appealed the findings by the prosecutor.
|
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Catalyst appealed Newbould's dismissal, and that appeal was dismissed in February.
|
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The case was appealed to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals.
|
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But the federal government successfully appealed the sentence, and on Jan.
|
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Her attorneys have appealed that decision to the US Supreme Court.
|
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We expect this ruling will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
|
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But it appealed to them to negotiate rather than block operations.
|
|
Lawyers at the Justice Department appealed the judge's decision on Dec.
|
|
The vast majority of people who appealed for clemency were denied.
|
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That award was later reduced to $78 million and being appealed.
|
|
But Oracle appealed, and the Federal Circuit ruled in its favor.
|
|
What about the post-apocalypse of Mad Max appealed to you?
|
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Browder appealed, but the EBM said it had rejected his appeal.
|
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The district court, however, denied Arpaio's request, a decision he appealed.
|
|
The company appealed to the First Amendment and challenged the subpoena.
|
|
She said she has appealed several times, but to no avail.
|
|
Andrew Cuomo also personally appealed to Bezos to reconsider, per NYT.
|
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Bezeq, Israel's largest telecoms company, appealed the decision to no avail.
|
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Uber appealed the decision and some of the counts were dropped.
|
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President Donald Trump's administration appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court.
|
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The office has also appealed Judge Simpson's ruling on Mr. Hargrave.
|
|
She appealed, and got one of the two convictions thrown out.
|
|
Those spots always appealed to adults who still watched the show.
|
|
Miranda appealed to the Arizona Supreme Court, which upheld the conviction.
|
|
It's Star Trek sensibilities easily appealed to nerds of its time.
|
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The aspect of Cruz that had appealed to me—the awkward
|
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Being faster, strong, and better than another man appealed to me.
|
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They appealed for help and mercy, if only for their kids.
|
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The ruling, the first ever on national security, can be appealed.
|
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I appealed that decision to the entire court, but was denied.
|
|
Attorneys for the city appealed that decision to the 11th Circuit.
|
|
But the prosecutor appealed the ruling, according to the rights group.
|
|
Uber appealed that decision to the commonwealth court four weeks later.
|
|
The ex-king, 84, refused to cooperate and appealed the decision.
|
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The ruling may be appealed directly to the U.S. Supreme Court.
|
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Stadler has appealed to a court to be released from custody.
|
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But Johnson still hasn't seen that money because Monsanto has appealed.
|
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The group had appealed to members to hunt for the man.
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A council ruling can be appealed to an ad-hoc tribunal.
|
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In December 2016, a panel of adjudicators faulted Indonesia, which appealed.
|
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But last week, Nestlé appealed the court's decision, citing "misleading" advertising.
|
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She said she appealed the decision and may pursue legal action.
|
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He appealed to the leadership of the Islamic Community of Kosovo.
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The Gaetanos, represented by Joseph Falcone, appealed to the 6th Circuit.
|
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Pascrell appealed the ruling, and lawmakers voted to table Pascrell's appeal.
|
|
What appealed to you about this studio space and this spot?
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The province has appealed; the case may reach the Supreme Court.
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The U.S. team appealed against the decision but it was overturned.
|
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Both cases alleging sexual misconduct were dismissed but are being appealed.
|
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Police earlier appealed to the public for any information on Albakr.
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Muslim organization's have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
|
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Ultimately, Epic appealed, sending the case to the court of appeals.
|
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Muslim organizations have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
|
|
He simply appealed to sane people with a reasonable moral compass.
|
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Baker issued a preliminary injunction in 2016, which the state appealed.
|
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He has appealed and is due in court on Nov 5.
|
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The ruling, however, will not take effect while it is appealed.
|
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Finally, that court's decision will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
|
|
Timbs then appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to change that.
|
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Prosecutors appealed to the New Hampshire Supreme Court in January 2018.
|
|
McConnell has appealed to Trump for help with the GOP's problem.
|
|
But Yankees manager Joe Girardi appealed and Jankowski was ruled out.
|
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And then — yes, this appealed to me greatly — he took charge.
|
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The subpoenas aren't being executed while the case is being appealed.
|
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The video was reinstated just minutes after he appealed the takedown.
|
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They appealed to American values of fairness, equal treatment, and pragmatism.
|
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Joe's appealed twice so far, and has been denied both times.
|
|
The EU has appealed a European Court decision announced on Dec.
|
|
It is easy to see why the meeting appealed to Francis.
|
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China appealed to the WTO about the steel and aluminum tariffs.
|
|
Its decision, in turn, could be appealed to higher Dutch courts.
|
|
She could have appealed the appeal, but she decided not to.
|
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How is feedback incorporated, and how can a decision be appealed?
|
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It appealed, arguing the regulation was an unconstitutional removal of property.
|
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A decree by the CDF could be appealed within 60 days.
|
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The ruling is final and cannot be appealed, the BWF said.
|
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Now, though, the idea of pursuing a degree appealed to him.
|
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Some have historically appealed to Republicans, like those that encourage marriage.
|
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The pastor, Keenan Smith, like my rabbi, appealed for mutual aid.
|
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The Justice Department recently appealed the ruling that permitted the deal.
|
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Parents appealed to the chancellor to fire the parent, Jackie Cody.
|
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It's not clear how many countries the US has appealed to.
|
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Finally, Trinity appealed to the Supreme Court in Trinity Lutheran v.
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The state appealed that ruling to the Court of Special Appeals.
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If so, what was it that appealed to you, and why?
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Mario appealed to Spain, and in 1993 it granted him citizenship.
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What appealed to Dun & Bradstreet were Microsoft's tools for managing data.
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The Kiss-type fan and all that never appealed to me.
|
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Karu Jayasuriya, the speaker of Sri Lanka's Parliament, appealed for calm.
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What aspects of the bill appealed to both Democrats and Republicans?
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It appealed to immigrants and people without a lot of money.
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The decision is likely to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
|
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Mr. Ramos, who represented himself in the case, appealed the decision.
|
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In a last-ditch effort, they appealed to the Supreme Court.
|
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He appealed, asking that the department review his entire medical record.
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Freediving appealed to me because of its reliance on the breath.
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WADA had appealed Guerrero's reduced ban, arguing it was too lenient.
|
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When Fannami's mother heard the reports, she appealed to her sister.
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What appealed to you about working with Elizabeth on this project?
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The city of Calais and the interior minister appealed the ruling.
|
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They appealed to the Minister of Justice, M. Zarudny, to interfere.
|
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The resettlement decision, the law states, cannot be appealed in court.
|
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He appealed and a federal court upheld the lower court's decision.
|
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The Senate's rulings could not be appealed to the federal courts.
|
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He also appealed the other two court sentences, but was denied.
|
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Patreon says it also appealed to the company that hosts Yiff.
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The lawmakers have also appealed the ruling to the Supreme Court.
|
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Macron appealed to that long friendship as he spoke alongside Trump.
|
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Mr. Webster and other Anguillans even appealed to the United Nations.
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His roti appealed to the workers at a nearby oil refinery.
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Having grown up in that society, this appealed strongly to me.
|
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What appealed to me most was what wrestling means to people.
|
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Blagojevich unsuccessfully appealed his conviction up to the US Supreme Court.
|
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WADA, the antidoping agency, appealed that decision, arguing for stronger penalties.
|
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The case could still be appealed to the Spanish Supreme Court.
|
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He has appealed the ban but is prohibited from coaching athletes.
|
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He appealed to Ukrainians not to vilify those returning from China.
|
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PressFire reports that the German consumer authority has appealed the ruling.
|
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Clinton appealed to moderate voters on guns, reassuring a skeptical constituency.
|
|
Would a player like Trout have appealed to the young Frazier?
|
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Before the case could continue, Trump appealed to the D.C. Circuit.
|
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The school appealed his decision to let the lawsuit move forward.
|
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He demanded a new vote and appealed to the Supreme Court.
|
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Mr. Sessions appealed the reversal, but Mr. Padgett was ultimately exonerated.
|
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The ruling will almost certainly be appealed to the Supreme Court.
|
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The city and officers appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court.
|
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Utilities appealed to consumers to conserve energy to avoid power outages.
|
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So volunteers behind October Books appealed to their community for help.
|
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So far, the programs have appealed to only the wealthiest consumers.
|
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It had appealed against an earlier ruling in favor of Eyeo.
|
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Two years ago Cywinski appealed to donor countries for more support.
|
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The Dutch government appealed, and within weeks, the decision was overturned.
|
|
Mr. Schröder appealed to Mr. Putin as a kindred manly spirit.
|
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His call to "Make America Great Again" appealed openly to nostalgia.
|
|
But when she tuned in, she realized he appealed to her.
|
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"Roughing it" isn't something that has ever appealed to Dorian Santos.
|
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And, naturally, it was immediately appealed up to the Supreme Court.
|
|
After Judge Gilliam blocked the initial rules, the Trump administration appealed.
|
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The longer I thought about this idea, the less it appealed.
|
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The decision was appealed to Deutsche Bank's top executives in Frankfurt.
|
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Joe immediately appealed the ruling, and the case is still pending.
|
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That hold is appealed (usually to the Ninth Circuit) and upheld.
|
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In September 2011, he appealed directly to Mr. Obama for clemency.
|
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Some U.S.-based religious groups have also appealed Netanyahu to reconsider.
|
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" The neighborhood's history as an incubator for jazz compositions (including Billy Strayhorn's "Take the 'A' Train") appealed to him, he said, and the architectural details appealed to his wife: "It's exactly what we were looking for.
|
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There was Israel, an ideologically pure choice that appealed to her twelve-year-old self, and the West, which offered the possibility of normalcy, of no longer identifying as different, disappearing, and which appealed to her parents.
|
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China, a target of Trump's ire during his campaign, appealed for cooperation.
|
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Gab, meanwhile, has taken the opposite tack and legally appealed its marginalization.
|
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Some of the men appealed the verdict to the Supreme Court. Mar.
|
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Reed had appealed to the public for help to find his family.
|
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He appealed his first two firings and was hired back each time.
|
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Vodafone's Czech unit said it has appealed against the measure by CTU.
|
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The Crown appealed an order from Stober, demanding they release this information.
|
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CBOE's Bats exchange, which wanted to host that ETF, appealed the ruling.
|
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The immigration court judge agreed, but the government lawyer objected and appealed.
|
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Masih was sentenced to death in 2014, a decision he has appealed.
|
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She appealed the ruling and the matter will be heard in court.
|
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Le Pen appealed the ruling, denying that the money had been misdirected.
|
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So talk about moving into TV and why that appealed to you.
|
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The parents appealed the decision, claiming it infringed on their religious freedoms.
|
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Martin has appealed his suspension, police said in the statement released Thursday.
|
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The settlement announced Wednesday came after both sides appealed the last verdict.
|
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Its president, Canadian Michael Ignatieff, appealed this week to Brussels for help.
|
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Unsurprisingly, these aspects of Utopian life have appealed to supporters of communism.
|
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Mr Macri has appealed to the IMF to accelerate the loan payments.
|
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The resolution can be appealed with Chile's environmental court within 30 days.
|
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The radio station also appealed to the users' imaginations for different interpretations.
|
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It is two ways into something, and that always appealed to me.
|
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Harry Dunn's parents have appealed to US President Donald Trump to intervene.
|
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After hearing arguments, Chutkan blocked the move, and the Justice Department appealed.
|
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She said Chen was unreachable and appealed for help in finding him.
|
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Wright was the kind of man who appealed to people's gaming spirit.
|
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She has also previously appealed for understanding of her nation's ethnic complexities.
|
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The many ways this has appealed to visitors has been pleasantly surprising.
|
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The Texas ruling has no immediate legal impact and is being appealed.
|
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The Trump administration, on Thursday, appealed that injunction to the Supreme Court.
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Mr. Matzneff appealed to the elite's traditional appreciation of the transgressive figure.
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The administration in February unsuccessfully appealed Alsup's ruling to the Supreme Court.
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Following each trial, one in Israel, the other in Germany, he appealed.
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United Nations officials have repeatedly appealed to the government to lift obstacles.
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It's likely to be appealed and end up in the Supreme Court.
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Gawker initially appealed the decision before agreeing to pay Bollea $31 million.
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The off-beat humour coupled with broad slapstick appealed to all ages.
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Uber continued operating in London after it appealed TfL's decision last fall.
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Aid work also appealed to my sense of how the world worked.
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General Ano appealed to the public to report all attempts at extortion.
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A third source said the cooperative appealed the judge's decision on Monday.
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Such a ruling again could be appealed to the nation's top court.
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The city appealed against his decision and the drivers still aren't paying.
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Rick Snyder, a Republican, has appealed to the federal government for aid.
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Any finding of a violation or sanction can be appealed to court.
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Some of the senators also appealed to Trump to help the miners.
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Five other people were sentenced Tuesday and the sentences can be appealed.
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She added that they appealed the decision last year, but were denied.
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Then-Treasury Secretary Jack Lew slammed the ruling, which Apple has appealed.
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The founding family appealed against that decision to the canton's high court.
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However, Hernandez's attorneys have appealed for a new trial in that case.
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Leigh Day, which is also representing villagers in that case, has appealed.
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The incumbent President appealed for peace after the result was declared Friday.
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Two weeks ago, Kesha appealed the judge's ruling denying her preliminary injunction.
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He appealed to the CAS, but the court upheld the IOC decision.
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A spokeswoman for Chemours, Cynthia Salitsky, said the verdict will be appealed.
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Instead, the PlayStation TV just appealed to Destiny fans with two televisions. .
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In 2015, a judge granted him bail while he appealed his convictions.
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Ali has appealed, denying the charges which he says are politically motivated.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appealed for restraint by the Zimbabwe authorities.
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They appealed their sentences, and the case went to the Supreme Court.
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Authorities appealed to Guo to help gather information on his fellow Christians.
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Although the courts ruled in Microsoft's favor, the DOJ appealed the decision.
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He said he would be surprised if the decision is not appealed.
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The EU appealed and lost, and said it had reduced the tariffs.
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The Crown then appealed that decision to the Supreme Court of Canada.
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The court sided with the House, a decision the Obama administration appealed.
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Modi calls violence 'deeply distressing' Prime Minister Narenda Modi appealed for calm.
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Subsequently, Anthem appealed to a three-judge panel on which Kavanaugh served.
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Clinton appealed to voters who have fond memories of her husband's administration.
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The case is expected to be appealed to the Kentucky Supreme Court.
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Salt River Project appealed that decision to the Supreme Court in September.
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Writing children's literature has always appealed to a subset of serious novelists.
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The decision is almost certain to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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A prison sentence involving Compas was previously appealed in Wisconsin and upheld.
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She has also appealed her conviction, seeking to have her case retried.
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The Slants were denied trademark protection in 2013, and appealed the ruling.
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Chairman John Allan appealed for patience at the company's annual shareholders' meeting.
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Mr. Rawls has appealed the contempt finding to a federal appeals court.
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Previously, only the removal of accounts, Groups and Pages could be appealed.
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The board appealed the decision but later agreed to remove the stickers.
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O'Connor's decision is likely to be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Harry: How do you beat a populist who appealed to Midwest voters?
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The company has vowed to appeal or already has appealed the verdicts.
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Cynthia Stewart, an attorney representing Beadle, said his sentence will be appealed.
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That lower court ruling was appealed to the Supreme Court by Rep.
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Peterson appealed, but Harold Henderson, a league-appointed arbitrator, upheld the suspension.
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Prosecutors appealed that decision in April; another judge denied them in May.
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Appealed, they wait for the Roberts Court to stop playing prevent defense.
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The four had been given death sentences in 2003, which they appealed.
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Ms. Francis appealed for the sort of book that would challenge cooks.
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The ruling is being appealed in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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No model of sisterhood or solidarity, of course, ever appealed to Hardwick.
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Long has unsuccessfully appealed his case in various state and federal courts.
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Von Boeselager said his sacking was illegitimate and appealed to the pope.
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Clinton appealed to whites to counter Mr. Obama's popularity among minority voters.
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After a loss at trial, Samsung appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Swisher's attitude and talent appealed to Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane.
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The federal government appealed the decision, which was heavily criticized by Trump.
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I was one of these shitty kids Nirvana appealed to in 1993.
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I'm into booze so that aspect of nightlife never appealed to me.
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A monkey appealed his copyright case to the Ninth Circuit on Sunday.
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Six months ago, the court sided with Microsoft, and the government appealed.
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He appealed the strike against the magnesium video and got it reversed.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement has pushed back and appealed the judges' decisions.
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The newspaper appealed under the First Amendment's right to a free press.
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Miranda appealed on the basis that his confession had been gained unconstitutionally.
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"What appealed to me most was the pumpkin's generous unpretentiousness," she wrote.
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France's players immediately appealed for a penalty, but Pitana did not budge.
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He appealed to people who thought it was all becoming a sham.
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Cuadrilla and another company have successfully appealed when local governments rejected applications.
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The woman and her lawyer then appealed to the country's top court.
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López appealed the decision and prepared to run for mayor of Caracas.
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Donald Trump appealed to voters, in part, by attacking the tech monopolies.
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Petrobras had also appealed the court decision to uphold the arbitration ruling.
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In crass political terms, the speech appealed to the president's electoral base.
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Semenya appealed the verdict to Switzerland's supreme court on human rights grounds.
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That ruling is now being appealed up to a district court judge.
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The government of British Columbia appealed to Amazon to pull the book.
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His lawyers said later Tuesday that they had appealed the court's ruling.
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Mr. Schellenberg had appealed a 15-year prison sentence for smuggling methamphetamines.
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Japanese companies appealed, with the cases landing back at the Supreme Court.
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The Hurricanes appealed the call, which was upheld by the video review.
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But Berhalter's credentials appealed to the one person who mattered most: Stewart.
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Soccer "really never appealed to me — it's slow and boring," he said.
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In a monotone, she appealed to European values of reason, democracy, civilization.
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It makes sense that this lesser-known repertory appealed to Mr. Serkin.
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Kovalchuk's combination of power, finesse and technical skill appealed to the Kings.
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He has appealed the decisions to the European Court of Human Rights.
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The challenge appealed to him, as did the competitiveness of the field.
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Brady lost the case at the Wisconsin Supreme Court and has appealed.
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Blue Origin has already appealed to its congressional representatives about the procurement.
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Though aimed at kids, the series also appealed to older Henson fans.
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Inflation targeting appealed to Mr Macri's team partly because it was mainstream.
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"Trump clearly appealed to two broad, overlapping streams of discontent," they write.
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The stewards then make a ruling, which can in turn be appealed.
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Mr. Denger's treatment was being paid for by Sarepta while he appealed.
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An investigator, Daniel Goldman, appealed to his sense of patriotism and pride.
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Mr. Olsson Lilja said the detention was unnecessary and would be appealed.
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His lawyers appealed the decision, but an appellate panel upheld the ruling.
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Apparently, McMackin's commitment to being a neighborhood spot appealed to Michelin's judges.
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In June, Manafort appealed that ruling to an appellate court in Washington.
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But it turned out there were elements there that Trump appealed to.
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Abramova had appealed against the ban imposed by the International Biathlon Union.
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JOE KERNEN: I unblocked someone today that appealed to me through email.
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The Missouri man and two other plaintiffs have appealed the judge's decision.
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In the end, though, it was the curveball choice that appealed most.
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" That appealed to Ms. Johnson, who called "Chaconne" an "exercise in artistry.
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They certainly aren't the sort that appealed to Signal's earliest core users.
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She campaigned on various Fox News programs that appealed directly to Trump.
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Goss appealed, arguing that Taketha Lovest's due process rights had been violated.
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Stone appealed to the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit.
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He appealed to the public to come forward with any relevant information.
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The decision is likely to be quickly appealed to the Supreme Court.
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The fountain of youth and Shangri-La myths appealed to personal vanity.
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As a fraternal communist state, North Korea appealed to China for aid.
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Even Pope Francis appealed to the British government to let Alfie go.
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The ruling, which will likely be appealed, was first reported by Bloomberg.
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Banks have appealed to the government for flexibility in implementing the rules.
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Donald J. Trump's rhetoric has appealed to people who feel this way.
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He and four directors appealed the sentences and are under house arrest.
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Zuma appealed to citizens not to blame all crime on non-nationals.
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Texas appealed the 5th Circuit decision to the Supreme Court in September.
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An Orlando judge tossed out the suit, but the workers have appealed.
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Roosevelt's New Deal appealed to many working-class Jews in the 1930s.
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Abeed successfully appealed his case to the State Department, Entertainment Weekly reported.
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Graves's tender pictures of birds and animals must have appealed to Cunningham.
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The city appealed the case, and the dispute has since lingered unresolved.
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Now the president has appealed the tax ruling to the Supreme Court.
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Muscat appealed to the country to go beyond partisan politics and recrimination.
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Scotlands highest court of appeal ruled the suspension unlawful, but Johnson appealed.
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The couple has appealed to Ron Wyden, Democratic U.S. senator from Oregon.
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Forbes is one of the Republicans who appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Arnault's lawyer said the verdict would be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Give an example and explain how it specifically appealed to children. 6.
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Pell has maintained his innocence and his lawyers have appealed his conviction.
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My supervisor then appealed the decision and a second hearing was scheduled.
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It was this unique variety that appealed to ESA and Ars Electronica.
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Defense lawyers this month appealed to the High Court against the conviction.
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Merrill appealed one case—of trespassing hogs—to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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Microsoft appealed, and the decision was overruled in July of this year.
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The company appealed that decision, which is now before the German courts.
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In June, Ramsey County appealed the judge's sentence — in the name of #MeToo.
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A spokesperson for Twitter confirmed the suspension is permanent but can be appealed.
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A senior Buddhist leader who attended the St. Sebastian service appealed for unity.
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He had appealed the sentence to the High Court of Cassation and Justice.
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After her conviction she appealed a court order to voluntarily deport and lost.
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Pope Francis again appealed to the world to build bridges and not walls.
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Panneerselvam, addressing jubilant supporters outside his residence in Chennai, appealed for party unity.
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Phillips appealed, and the Supreme Court agreed to hear his case this year.
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Kreider had appealed his sentence and was recently granted a re-sentencing hearing.
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He appealed for calm and urged his rival to facilitate a smooth transition.
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A jury convicted Herrera, who then appealed the case to the Supreme Court.
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They never found the bodies, and the eeriness of that appealed to me.
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The Danish Energy Agency confirmed that Nord Stream 2 had appealed its decision.
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Instead, they appealed the decision on the grounds that I had been fraudulent.
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The government appealed Lora's case to the Supreme Court, along with Jennings v.
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She was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison, but she appealed.
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One of the other mods for KotakuInAction, HandofBane, immediately appealed to Reddit's admins.
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Prosecutors appealed to Maryland&aposs intermediate appeals court, which granted a new trial.
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The company then appealed her decision to the federal appeals court in Washington.
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Apple appealed the injunction in May, when a lower court judgement was announced.
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Ms. Li prevailed in arbitration but lost when the company appealed in court.
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But working with Ryan [Murphy] was something that had always appealed to me.
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A judge ruled prosecutors could go forward, and Cosby's lawyers appealed that ruling.
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That clarity appealed to her, especially after a recent streak of underwhelming dates.
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The OWA and its parent, the Alberta Energy Regulator, had appealed that decision.
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Rocco Alioto appealed to the community, asking the shooter to turn themself in.
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Both sides appealed that ruling, which left the nonprofits and the government unsatisfied.
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The BJP claims that its divorce-reform stance appealed to Muslim women there.
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The sentence can be appealed through the Spanish supreme court, the statement said.
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CNN affiliate KMOV said Crockett's mother had appealed for her son to surrender.
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Elijah Cummings, who represents Baltimore in Congress, appealed for calm from the community.
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The men appealed, and ultimately their cases landed in the state Supreme Court.
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Police appealed for witnesses and dash cam footage from people in the area.
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Mexico's government has appealed to South American countries to help stem the flows.
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A ruling from that court can be appealed to the US Supreme Court.
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Multiple Spotify users have appealed to the company publicly on Twitter, including Meghan.
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Last week, the association appealed to the government to allow in feed supplies.
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The decision was appealed to Europe, where another committee gave the green light.
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The backpacker's brother Harry Bambridge also appealed for help in finding his sister.
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The regulator issued the small fine last year, but Facebook appealed the ruling.
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The state promptly appealed the ruling to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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At first people shared strong feelings that appealed to other groups close by.
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After the artists appealed this decision, the amount was lowered to $5.3 million.
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The idea of a show about conspiracies, real and imagined, appealed to him.
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The transportation department appealed and the court heard arguments in 2015 and 2016.
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McKee had appealed a court ruling in Massachusetts that threw out her lawsuit.
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ZeniMax appealed that decision, but today's settlement puts an end to that effort.
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Wiseman appealed to the US Supreme Court, which refused to hear the case.
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The sentence can be appealed through the Spanish supreme court, according to ESPN.
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It may have appealed also because it takes just 10 minutes to complete.
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Both sides have appealed to Switzerland's Supreme Court against the most recent ruling.
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At any rate, Google has already appealed against the ruling made in June.
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Any denied requests could be appealed before a judge, according to the law.
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She lost in the district court, and she appealed up the Ninth Circuit.
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Refinery29: When you read the video treatment, what about it appealed to you?
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They even came up and helped me and appealed to the federal government.
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Military prosecutors appealed the judge's decision to halt the case on Feb 21.
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Bell Media and the NFL have now appealed to Mr Trump to intervene.
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Tell me about this role and what appealed to you about the project.
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The federal government appealed that decision to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Uber appealed the decision, and the service is still operational in the city.
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A judge barred the appointment with an injunction that the government has appealed.
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Gazprom appealed against the Stockholm ruling in April, and the case is ongoing.
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Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge appealed the decision hours after it was issued.
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The administration appealed to the 5th Circuit for a stay on Briones' injunction.
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Lopez appealed the debt and the agency admitted it had made a mistake.
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For the longest time, I couldn't find games that really appealed to me.
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It was the kind of music that appealed to the aspirational and insecure.
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But it has appealed to industry to refrain from such shipments for now.
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A few months later, I found out he'd secretly appealed to the judge.
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So that's one of the many things about him that appealed to me.
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The court clerk said Tuesday's court decision can be appealed within seven days.
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In his attacks on Clinton, Trump has appealed to deeply held gender stereotypes.
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Both companies appealed from that order, but the settlement ends the appeals process.
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The suspension was slated to begin Tuesday, but Cole has appealed the punishment.
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Comcast says it appealed the decision and the two sides settled in 2014.
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Apple has appealed the EU's decision through the courts, calling it nakedly political.
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Raisi has appealed to poorer voters by pledging to create millions of jobs.
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The High Court granted that declaration, which was appealed by Mr Y's solicitor.
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The shop's welcoming culture has always appealed to LGBTQ customers, according to Lynch.
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With its animation tools and six-second limit, Vine primarily appealed to creatives.
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But the idea of getting rid of her smartphone also appealed to her.
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BCE and the NFL have appealed in federal court to overturn the ruling.
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The verdict can be appealed at the EU Court of Justice, Europe's highest.
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Knox successfully appealed to the highest court in Italy, which ultimately exonerated her.
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The Arkansas attorney general appealed to the state supreme court to overrule Griffen.
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Mr. Silver's lawyers said after the hearing that his case would be appealed.
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After a judge granted the society's request for the documents, the city appealed.
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Several months later he was convicted of draft evasion, a verdict he appealed.
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The state appealed, and in 2017, the Indiana Supreme Court reversed that ruling.
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Police had appealed an earlier ruling that called for the material be released.
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Friday's ruling can be appealed, though, so the issue is not fully resolved.
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Dai appealed the April ruling to get custody of her son and lost.
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The Justice Department, on behalf of the White House, has appealed that ruling.
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The court sided with Democrats, as did the Supreme Court when Republicans appealed.
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But: The ruling can be appealed, which means the road is not over.
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Sesay then appealed the board's decision to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The decision, which is expected to be appealed, doesn't immediately affect Americans' coverage.
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The developer successfully appealed and HKMap Live went live on the App Store.
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Apple appealed to the Federal Circuit, which is designated to hear patent cases.
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Decisions made by the court of cassation are final and cannot be appealed.
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A lower court's decision, which the state then appealed, sided with the inmates.
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Rehaif appealed to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, which affirmed his sentence.
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Mr. Celestin was initially convicted, but the charges were dropped after he appealed.
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Mr. Lewis appealed the decision, arguing that the slow-motion video was prejudicial.
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It appealed to her that everybody took a turn in the first chair.
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Leidos had appealed a lower court ruling allowing an investor lawsuit to proceed.
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The verdict, handed down by the misdemeanors court in Giza, can be appealed.
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The state then appealed to the Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit.
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A package that combines the two has appealed to Trump, but not always.
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Thursday's decision will be appealed, state Senate Republican leaders told Michigan news outlets.
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The Supreme Court's decision can still be appealed to the Guatemalan Constitutional Court.
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The judge rejected the requests, citing Redstone's privacy and dignity; Herzer has appealed.
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This was a franchise that should have appealed to most wannabe NFL coaches.
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The ruling that he is the son of Iglesias can still be appealed.
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The state appealed those stays to the U.S. Supreme Court Monday, Arkansas Gov.
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It was almost like a game, a literary challenge that appealed to me.
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Abraham Lincoln, the father of the Republican Party, appealed to our 'better angels.
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The ruling is expected to be appealed, the WTO's chief judge has said.
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Lambda School first received the citation in March, which it appealed in April.
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That's because Lambda School first received the citation in March, which it appealed.
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Upon receiving a sentence of 15 years in prison, he appealed the verdict.
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Relatives appealed to the public for information about where she could possibly be.
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However, the prosecutor said the decision to drop the investigation could be appealed.
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The federal government has appealed the ruling to the D.C. Court of Appeals.
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At first, Goop appealed to an audience that admired Ms. Paltrow's rarefied lifestyle.
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The Obama administration appealed, but the Justice Department dropped the case this year.
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Prosecutors said the six-year term was "shockingly lenient," however, and they appealed.
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A federal judge dismissed most of the case, and the department has appealed.
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Despite lingering skepticism, the possibility of change has appealed to many in Argentina.
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The theatrical possibilities appealed to Mr. Arden, a two-time Tony-nominated director.
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He appealed his conviction to the Supreme Court, which struck down the law.
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The Arkansas attorney general has appealed the ruling to the State Supreme Court.
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Google has appealed the European Commission's decision and has vigorously defended itself online.
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That could have been the end of it, but the Justice Department appealed.
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While they appealed and never served a day, the company's power was broken.
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Scorsese read the book in the '70s and it just appealed to him.
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The school district appealed that decision to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Prosecutors immediately appealed the decision but the court denied the appeal Tuesday night.
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The company has appealed that decision and expects a decision in coming months.
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After a federal court dismissed the suit, the union and the association appealed.
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That must have appealed to Henze, a passionate leftist, on a political level.
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He appealed to the Louisiana Supreme Court, saying his lawyer had betrayed him.
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The new opinion is fractured on its rationale and likely to be appealed.
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Texas appealed the decision, and the appeals court reversed the order Tuesday afternoon.
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But the Japanese companies appealed, ultimately landing the cases in the Supreme Court.
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But Old Mutual said he could not return to work while it appealed.
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Alqunun resisted, saying that she feared for her life, and appealed for asylum.
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Any Fifth Circuit decision would likely then be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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In Biden's own telling, politics as packaging and profession appealed to him from
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The lower rate of unwanted interventions at birth centers appealed to her, too.
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"Logan Lucky," released in August, should have appealed to liberals and conservatives alike.
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A judge sided with the House last year, but the Obama administration appealed.
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The parents and Success then appealed to the State Supreme Court's Appellate Division.
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"A 9-to-5 job never appealed to me," she said in 1993.
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He appealed to the civilians taking part in the protests to stand down.
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The American company appealed and the fine was later reduced to about $700,000.
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The judge at the post-conviction hearing sided with Syed, and prosecutors appealed.
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A federal district court dismissed the lawsuit on Monday, and Trump has appealed.
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The government appealed, and the case was this week adjourned to June 2021.
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He then appealed to his fans to go and hug their loved ones.
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Uber has appealed the ruling and is still currently operating in the region.
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Employers might then offer health plans that appealed more to low-income workers.
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This is one of the things that really appealed to us about Frank's.
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Remember, he once openly appealed to the Russians to hack Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Given multiple challenges, the idea of starting over appealed to the White House.
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The match resumed after the Albania players appealed to their supporters for calm.
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The debt-is-good doctrine appealed to a new breed of corporate raider.
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Salazar has appealed against the ban for doping violations was announced on Sept.
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Ferrexpo's Swiss unit, Ferrexpo AG Switzerland, has appealed the court order, it said.
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The saga continued when the developer, Gerald Wolkoff, appealed the trial court's decision.
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The Italian government appealed to European neighbors for support, not isolation and discrimination.
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Both appealed the verdict and a higher court later cleared them in 2014.
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On occasion, players who have appealed to officials have found themselves punished instead.
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But Oracle appealed the copyright ruling, and the feud descended into legal purgatory.
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The state, which denied wrongdoing, appealed to the Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday.
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Beauty pageants have long appealed to Trump on both aesthetic and commercial grounds.
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Frazee appealed his case earlier this year, according to Teller County court records.
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The government appealed, and the case was this week adjourned to June 2021.
|
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She has appealed her conviction, and the appeal will be argued on Tuesday.
|
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The ruling, which could be appealed, may impact recruitment programs and financial aid.
|
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Johnson & Johnson and DePuy have also appealed the jury verdict in the case.
|
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But Weiss appealed first-base umpire Jim Wolf's call, which video review overturned.
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It appealed for the release of 3,460 foreign detainees caught near the fighting.
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The Justice Department has appealed to take the case to the Supreme Court.
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Espaillat, speaking in Spanish, appealed to Democratic unity in supporting the Dream Act.
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Prosecutors have appealed the decision, making it uncertain when he might be freed.
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Uber appealed the decision, and a magistrate overturned TfL's decision in June 2018.
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Still, the co-signers of the letter appealed to Trump's sense of pragmatism.
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The Statis' initial case was denied but they appealed successfully against that ruling.
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Martelly was a celebrity, whose music appealed to Haitians of all political viewpoints.
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Zelda and Hilda's house from "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" appealed to fans too.
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UPS initially appealed the ruling, but Zaccara says the case is now closed.
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At that launch, Yu appealed to developers to build apps for its ecosystem.
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However, it's worth asking how agreements will be reviewed, and if rejected, appealed.
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John Bel Edwards this week appealed for the public's help with the investigations.
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However, Titcomb said its decision could still be appealed to the Upper Tribunal.
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Sanders was among the administration officials who appealed to Congress for additional funding.
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Donald Trump appealed to people on the jagged edge of the middle class.
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The decision is now binding and cannot be appealed, according to SafeSport rules.
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Joe appealed the deportation decision more than once, but his requests were denied.
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These amenities appealed to many people not in the millennial demographic, of course.
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In doing so, Mr. Nixon appealed to Americans' sense of insecurity and vulnerability.
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I appealed to Angelenos for their favorites then set out to learn more.
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Lukacs appealed the board's decision, and now the legal battle is moving forward.
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The lower court verdict was appealed by both the prosecutor and the defense.
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Stephen E. Biegun appealed to the North to return to dialogue on denuclearization.
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Candidates have not as yet appealed to the traditional working-class Democratic base.
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Callaghan has denied any misconduct and appealed the ban to an independent arbitrator.
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Democrats appealed that case, which now awaits a decision from the 2900th Circuit.
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Sudan appealed the decision, saying its government wasn't properly notified of the lawsuit.
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The sentence was appealed and upheld by the Supreme Court late last year.
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Trump told reporters the decision was "crazy" and that it would be appealed.
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Mainstream rap appealed to me a lot more then than it does now.
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Packingham appealed, saying that North Carolina's law violated his right to free speech.
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He has appealed the sentence, and the appeal trial will start in January.
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Trump's team appealed that decision, bringing it before a panel of five judges.
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Some claims, like the falsehood about the inauguration crowd, appealed to Mr. Trump's supporters, and some appealed to his opponents: for instance, a false report (which circulated widely on the internet) that Mr. Trump had removed a bust of the Rev.
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I love to tell stories, so the whole idea of filmmaking appealed to me.
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Schellenberg had appealed his 15-year sentence, only to have it increased to death.
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Can you talk about your character and why playing Lee Weathers appealed to you?
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These photographs, of course, also center on the architectural details that appealed to Wright.
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Kim appealed the denial, and about six months later, Medicaid did pay for it.
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The Dali Foundation, which promotes the artist's legacy, has appealed the court's exhumation ruling.
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Those rulings will be appealed the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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He appealed to all sides not to destroy infrastructure that serves the entire country.
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The OWA and its parent, the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER), had appealed that decision.
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Both men had appealed their verdict, calling for the trial's judgment to be reversed.
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The prosecutors appealed and he stood trial again, only to be acquitted once more.
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It had appealed for others to join its take-over were rebuffed, Asemahagh said.
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She said she believed she was stopped after her family appealed to Kuwait Airways.
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However, that outcome is now being appealed, with a decision likely early next year.
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After a judge overturned Dassey's conviction last August, Wisconsin prosecutors immediately appealed the ruling.
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Prosecutors, meanwhile, have appealed his sentence, urging judges to raise it to 25 years.
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And maybe picking something that was a little more exotic appealed to the writers.
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The ban was lifted after two weeks, after ByteDance successfully appealed the court ruling.
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I've always been a bit of a risk taker, so it appealed to me.
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She sued and a federal district judge sided with her, but the government appealed.
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She has appealed to MPs to come together to try to break the impasse.
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Whatever the outcome, Mehta's ruling will almost certainly be appealed to a higher court.
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In the end, it appealed to people looking for a more authentic Vermont experience.
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Mr Hyams appealed the AEC decision to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) in 2010.
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Architect Stanley Meson designed a red-and-white exterior that appealed to the brothers.
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Tuesday's ruling can be appealed within one month of its publication, the court said.
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The Moto 360 appealed to me precisely because it was a well-designed tool.
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Manning in May appealed to an Army court to overturn her court-martial conviction.
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But Combs said he would delay his order if Purdue Pharma appealed the decision.
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The state has since appealed the ruling in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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But, again, Qualcomm has appealed, with a decision on the appeal possible this year.
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Those same effects have appealed to recreational users dating to the 1960s counterculture movement.
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The more I got into computer science topics, the more this appealed to me.
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Bryan appealed to the "heartlands" of America and their suspicion of the eastern elites.
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What do you think appealed to him about the deal, and what's his background?
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But that result is often systems making decisions that cannot be explained or appealed.
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Uber France appealed the judgement and asked Europe's top court to overrule the decision.
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Lawyers then appealed the ruling and are now awaiting a decision from the court.
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The ruling was in the process of being appealed when the settlement was reached.
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She appealed to the secretary of Homeland Security, Jeh Johnson, who oversees the agency.
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Sano appealed the suspension but learned Tuesday that Major League Baseball upheld the ruling.
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Roy Stephens' attorney tells PEOPLE that Stephens has appealed and his appeal is pending.
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The U.N. appealed for more than $900 million in aid for Ethiopia in January.
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The reviewers appealed Woodcock's ruling to then-Commissioner Robert Califf, who deferred to Woodcock.
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By your estimation, what is it about the film that appealed to Academy voters?
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United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon appealed to Indonesia to halt the executions.
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Comey, for his part, appealed to their professionalism and independence in his Senate hearing.
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She appealed on behalf of prisoners hit with life sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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The company then appealed to the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ).
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The ruling could then be appealed to the Court of Appeals, Maryland's highest court.
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Dickinson says he's appealed the suspension, but has yet to hear back from Twitter.
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That will allow posts to be appealed even after they're removed from public view.
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New Jersey then appealed to the entire Third Circuit, losing 10-2 in August.
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The robocalls Netanyahu's party sent out appealed directly to this Sephardic sense of alienation.
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Joe's lawyers appealed the decision in November, but are still waiting for a ruling.
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Britain, France and Germany have instead appealed for diplomatic moves to defuse the crisis.
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The EU initially appealed the ruling, but decided last week to withdraw that appeal.
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The prosecution appealed the decision and brought the case to the court of appeals.
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Whatever the outcome, his ruling will almost certainly be appealed to a higher court.
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One important reason our particular rally worked was that it appealed to unlikely allies.
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You studied computer science at university—have computers and technologies always appealed to you?
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Senator Patrick Leahy, a Democrat, appealed to Senate Republicans to resist Trump's emergency declaration.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights appealed, asking the Supreme Court to hear the case.
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Their request for a temporary injunction was denied, but the plaintiffs appealed the ruling.
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The administration in February unsuccessfully appealed the district court's ruling to the Supreme Court.
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The monthly program also appealed to those who couldn't afford one big $100 fee.
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Smithfield has more than 20 trials to go and has appealed the first three.
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Ms Poe appealed, and on March 8th the Supreme Court ruled in her favour.
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Police appealed to witnesses to come forward with any further information on the incident.
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An EU court also annulled the duties last year, although the EU has appealed.
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One aspect of the FIRE movement that appealed to me was its anti-consumerism.
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We appealed the District Court's decision today, but the Court of Appeal rejected that.
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In a statement, the African Union Commission's Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat appealed for calm.
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The ICRC appealed for lives to be spared on Sunday, as the deadline approached.
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I think the simplicity of the song and the subject matter appealed to Bupa.
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The court ruled Mendoza could tap the funds but Rauner has appealed the decision.
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He refiled the lawsuit and it was dismissed in 2017, a decision he appealed.
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Only after their name is added to the database can the decision be appealed.
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Masterpiece appealed to the United States Supreme Court, which agreed to hear the case.
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Unless the failed tests are successfully appealed, all three will miss Saturday's Cotton Bowl.
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Cambadelis appealed to the fragmented field on the left not to split the vote.
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Yakko appealed to a certain kind of hyperactive kid growing up in the 90s.
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Usually I would come up with an idea, some notion that appealed to me.
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Guzman's lawyer in October appealed against possible extradition in case his client was captured.
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Alex Jones has appealed Canberra's decision to cancel the passport of Oliver Bridgeman, 19.
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Donald Trump appealed to those voters because of many of the statements he's made.
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The CFPB appealed, and its own attorneys will represent the bureau in Wednesday's arguments.
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During the campaign, President Trump appealed to many voters' nostalgia for a greater past.
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Bergdahl's lawyers have appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces.
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She also appealed to Putin before to shut down seal product imports into Russia.
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But Counter-Strike has appealed to more than just twitchy young men of late.
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That case was appealed to the 22019th Circuit, which upheld the lower court's ruling.
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Withings' wearables have always appealed to different sensibilities than other smartwatches and activity trackers.
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American corporate leaders have also appealed to the president to stay in the pact.
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Uber appealed the order on Tuesday, and restarted its operations after briefly suspending it.
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At this point, I appealed to the community for help, after which Christoph joined.
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O Bats exchange, which wanted to host that exchange-traded fund, appealed the ruling.
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A federal judge agreed, ruling the law unconstitutional in 2012, and the state appealed.
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Jasmine resubmitted her request for surgery and after Priority denied it, she appealed again.
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Republican Senator Mike Rounds appealed to his fellow conservatives to get behind the deal.
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It was the first time he appealed directly for the whistleblower to come forward.
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They also discovered that their new idea appealed to a certain kind of funder.
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They might have appealed in times of frequent inter-state wars and mass conscription.
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Dunn's parents and the UK government have repeatedly appealed, in vain, for her return.
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"It appealed to him that he was taking over a whole town," Brennan said.
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The Roosevelt administration appealed to the courts to block Moeur from obstructing the work.
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Commissioner Roger Goodell rejected his initial appeal, and Brady appealed to the federal courts.
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After losing in the lower courts, lawyers for Dassey appealed to the Supreme Court.
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The House won, but the administration appealed, and the payments have continued ever since.
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Robinson was initially sentenced to 13 months in jail, but successfully appealed his conviction.
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She's a native New Yorker, and the brick-and-mortar challenge appealed to her.
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Bryant was allowed to play this season while he appealed a one-year suspension.
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The Department of Justice appealed that judge's ruling in January, setting up Wednesday's decision.
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Corsi hosted a dinner at the Harvard Club that appealed to Stone's Dionysian appetites.
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A federal jury gave Williams's estate $10.25 million in 2017, but the county appealed.
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The ruling is being appealed by a coalition of Democratic states, led by California.
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The county appealed and has been allowed to operate while the matter is pending.
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At that time, he said, he appealed directly to the Syrian and Russian Presidents.
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Trump's attorneys have already appealed Mehta's decision to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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" He appealed to locals to let the transfer be done "as smoothly as possible.
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BMW subsequently appealed, but the European Court of Justice rejected the appeal on Monday.
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The agency appealed the ruling in July, after AT&T formally closed the deal.
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Ali stayed out of prison as his case was appealed in the court system.
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A district court judge overturned the suspension, but the league has appealed the decision.
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The execution of his sentence had been delayed repeatedly while he appealed the verdict.
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Starting an ordinary cover band was never something that appealed to the Yeastie Boys.
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Although her case won't officially be heard until 2017, she's appealed that decision. E!
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But here's one demographic you may not have known she appealed to: Neo-Nazis.
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On tariffs particularly, Trump crossed ideological boundaries and appealed to white working-class voters.
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The hash matching system appealed to many aspects of the fight against child pornography.
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Lundgren appealed the ruling, but earlier this month a US court rejected his appeal.
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Authorities have appealed to other states for help, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Fraternity life first appealed to me because it was separate from my "trans" life.
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The decision is likely to be appealed by both Apple and the Irish government.
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Brad Schimel, the attorney general in Wisconsin, on Friday appealed a federal judge's Aug.
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Their decisions will be appealed and are unlikely to threaten the lawsuits' ultimate success.
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Price Waterhouse then appealed to the Supreme Court, which accepted the case in 1988.
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Last year, a federal judge sided with the House, but the Obama administration appealed.
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The distillery also appealed for donations of small plastic bottles to use as packaging.
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Mr. Lamb appealed to him, he said, because he has never held office before.
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Both sets of decisions are being appealed at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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But Trump and Pence most certainly appealed to a vocal subset of N.F.L. fans.
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Juncker appealed personally to the Belgian prime minister this month to show them compassion.
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Uber has appealed the decision and will continue to operate during the appeals process.
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