Like most of the comments at issue in the Trump matter, the statements at issue in Edwards were all published on social media (i.e. Facebook).
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The United States Supreme Court in Kyles versus Whitley said the integrity of the investigation is always at issue and must always be at issue in the case.
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What was said during that call is what's at issue.
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At issue, as ever, are painful, messy questions of history.
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To be sure, there are ideological divides at issue. Sen.
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At issue was the meaning of "the order of nature".
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That's not to say all sovereign wealth is at issue.
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At issue is not merely a cherished Supreme Court berth.
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At issue is why Manafort passed along the polling data.
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These lawyers are part of the activities directly at issue.
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At issue was the ongoing US control of Puerto Rico.
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At issue is whether an employee of the Denver, Colo.
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We at Issue One were happy to work with Reps.
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The cruise missile at issue has been dubbed the 2202M2628.
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At issue is a fundamental difference in what denuclearization means.
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The legislation at issue is a joint resolution from Sens.
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Also at issue is money owed to Saudi Binladin Group.
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With a universal income, just deserts don't seem at issue.
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However, the Upstream collection at issue in Wikimedia's case continues.
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At issue is Huffman's comic book alter ego GI Bro.
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The realization was inevitable; only the timing was at issue.
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Antenes' performance, the first in an ongoing residency at ISSUE.
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But that's what is at issue in Georgia v. Public.Resource.
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At issue are the Salem and Hope Creek generating stations.
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Neither man would say who fathered the girl at issue.
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That suspension was also at issue in the Supreme Court.
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The health of the democratic spirit itself is at issue.
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The petition at issue involved Colonial Bank of Montgomery, Ala.
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At issue is the delicate politics of race and education.
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The details: The company at issue is called IP28503 International.
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The program at issue in the Montana case, Espinoza v.
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The content of the intelligence reports at issue remains unclear.
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At issue is whether Greenwald crossed the line into illicit
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It is not a mystery whose submarines are at issue.
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It's no surprise, then, that everything is at issue now.
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At issue is his father's role in drafting the statement.
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The global encryption key for BIS was not at issue.
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Cultural and intellectual exchange between individuals is not at issue.
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At issue, in part, is New York's closed primary system.
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At issue was Justice and FBI's continuing defiance of congressional subpoenas.
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At issue was the firm's use of ill-gotten user data.
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At issue is not whether, say, Emmanuel Macron likes Joe Biden.
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At issue is the way that its business model has evolved.
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At issue was a nasty line from a speech in 2014.
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It was not clear, due to redactions, what was at issue.
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At issue, he says, is not debt, but freedom of speech.
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At issue is whether the destruction is creative or just damaging.
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At issue is the Lautenberg Amendment, enacted by Congress in 1996.
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Neither Hastert's lawyers nor prosecutors have revealed the misconduct at issue.
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At least the type of content at issue is relatively clear.
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At issue is a program that was revamped under this administration.
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And, unsurprisingly given its history, it's exceedingly good at issue tracking.
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At issue is a feature in Premiere Pro called clean cache.
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That is what is at issue, not the Tuskegee study itself.
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At issue here is the risk of misreading the political landscape.
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"Arizona created the plan at issue here in 2010," he wrote.
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The firearm feature most prominently at-issue would be magazine capacity.
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At issue is a strategic choice with profound implications: Should Mrs.
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To start, it's important to identify precisely what is at issue.
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At issue in court was whether Meng posed a flight risk.
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At issue for the schools is their accreditation by the association.
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At issue: Can corporations be sued for human rights violations abroad?
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Louis, said at issue is how mass arrests are carried out.
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At issue is the CFIUS fix bill being pushed by Sen.
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On Thursday, The Washington Post reported that Ukraine was at issue.
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At issue: whether to host the Republican National Convention in 20203.
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At issue, they say, is whom the government counts as white.
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At issue is how long the bill would authorize war funding.
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The president has not identified the source of funds at issue.
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At issue are mandatory USDA fees for so-called checkoff programs.
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The brand name "KitKat" is not at issue in the case.
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Her first day at Issue One will be on Oct. 3.
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At issue may be the very future of privacy in America.
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At issue: The question of whether Trump is in legal jeopardy.
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At issue was Trump's relationship with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
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At issue is an April 7, 2018, attack on Douma, Syria.
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Currently, the seven agencies at issue have more than 50 regions.
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But Eni already had its lease for the area at issue.
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Those mortgages were at issue in the special counsel's Virginia case.
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Let's be clear about what is and is not at issue here.
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At issue is what the Flores settlement directs the government to do.
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At issue: Many benefits are traditionally tied to your full-time employer.
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At issue are a handful of executive orders announced in November 2014.
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Because the FBI's conduct was at issue, Danforth brought in outside investigators.
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At issue in the case was the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act.
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Also at issue is how to tackle changes to individual tax rates.
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At issue is whether Trump's comments to Comey represent obstruction of justice.
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At issue is the interpretation of China's accession agreement to the WTO.
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The project of sense-making is also at issue in Delany's various
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At issue in Monday's case was how Ohio maintains its voter rolls.
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At issue is the final topline for the Pentagon in fiscal 2018.
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Our votes and our participation in the democratic process are at issue.
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At issue for many of the cases is the statute of limitations.
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The backstory: At issue are rules the Trump administration finalized on Aug.
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The legality of the program is not at issue in the case.
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Meredith McGehee is chief of policy, programs, and strategy at Issue One.
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The relationship at issue was with Chris Servello, according to multiple reports.
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At issue for Land & Buildings is the equity component of the deal.
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At issue is a prolonged debate that has pitted industry against industry.
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And every one of those diseases at issue is linked to aging.
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At issue was the Fourteenth Amendment, which had been ratified in 19633.
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The events at issue began when Mr. Campbell was arrested on Jan.
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At issue is a technology that could make carriers' business more volatile.
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"It's not the quality of the science that's at issue," Nestle explains.
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At issue is the court's ruling a year ago in Kokesh v.
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At issue here is not only Mr. Khashoggi, however terrible his fate.
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Also at issue is how to deliver funds to states and localities.
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It's this latter category that has been at issue in this case.
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At issue, they say, is which people the government counts as white.
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At issue in particular were his frequent trips to Paris and Oslo.
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The key legal precedent at issue in Hernandez originates from Bivens v.
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The lawsuit at issue seeks to invalidate the entire health care law.
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At issue are allegations about payments that were made to banned groups.
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Principally at issue here is SOX Section 404, which does two things.
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The funding at issue in the decision was for a nonreligious activity.
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It's not his race that is at issue; it's his ethnic heritage.
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Meredith McGehee is chief of policy, programs and strategy at Issue One.
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At issue is for how long the bill would authorize war funding.
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The taxes at issue then, however, were predominantly to close corporate loopholes.
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It is class, rather than identity posturing, that is really at issue.
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At issue are Swiss rolls sold under the brand names of Mrs.
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RFRA, after all, is the same statute at issue in Burwell v.
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The case at issue before the Supreme Court — Oil States Energy v.
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At issue is the firm's slowing growth: Why is Zuora's growth slowing?
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At issue is how much money the budget should provide for detention.
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A look at issue preferences indicates wooing back defectors will be difficult.
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But this was very much at issue when Brownback proposed his cuts.
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At issue is a fundamental difference between European and American attitudes toward privacy.
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By 2008, under the race-conscious policy at issue, that number nearly doubled.
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The GM vehicles at issue are 2007-143 full-size trucks and SUVs.
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At issue is how much of Mateen's intentions she knew ahead of time.
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And it's not just the current craziness in the party that's at issue.
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It wants damages limited to the value of the three components at issue.
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At issue is what is known, ironically enough, as the "small-house policy".
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At issue is how Apple basically hides third-party branding from the results.
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Nine U.S. House and 25 state legislative districts were at issue in Michigan.
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At issue among local residents were intersecting questions about responsibility and proper punishment.
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Two districts were at issue and the court split differently on its votes.
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At issue is a 2009 application by Limnia for a vehicle technology loan.
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The legality of the program is not at issue in this particular case.
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At issue is $80 million slated for U.S. territories with active Zika transmission.
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It was also the first time direct control of Viacom was at issue.
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At issue here is whether Collins is being, essentially, paid for her vote.
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Partly at issue is whether Trump's comments to Comey represent obstruction of justice.
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At issue is the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA), championed by Sens.
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At issue is their just-released Aviation Innovation Reform and Reauthorization (AIRR) Act.
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He is now the co-chair of the ReFormers Caucus at Issue One.
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The three design elements at issue in this case, Samsung Electronics Co. v.
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The rules included the expanded transparency rules at issue in the House legislation.
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The vehicles at issue are the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Ram 1500 models.
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In the Louisiana case, the constitutionality of a state law was at issue.
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The procedures at issue were either retired or corrected between 2011 and 2013.
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The legal standard at issue is Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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At issue is the fact that insurers still have to offer these discounts.
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The vehicles at issue were sold under the Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche brands.
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The sums at issue are smaller in Ramsey County, which includes St. Paul.
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At issue is the fate of the principle of the conservation of information.
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At issue is a ban in Boise, Idaho, on sleeping on the streets.
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At issue is whether Mr. Musk has solid financial backing for a buyout.
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The election can't be the remedy when the election is what's at issue.
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At issue is the Polk State Center in Venango County, Pa. Pennsylvania Gov.
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At issue is not the right of Israelis to eat hummus and falafel.
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But here physicality isn't at issue: This will be a marriage of convenience.
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Additionally, many document(s) at issue were held privileged by a federal court.
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As a matter of law, none of the travel at issue was unauthorized.
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At issue is acrylamide, a chemical that is produced while roasting coffee beans.
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At issue Friday was the nature of what the North Koreans had promised.
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At issue was nothing less than the true meaning of the Civil War.
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How she may or may not have communicated problems is also at issue.
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At issue, however, is the spike of children in custody resulting from family separations.
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At issue is whether Meng should be set free while her extradition case proceeds.
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Elias said there are not enough votes at issue to keep Cooper from winning.
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The case at issue stemmed from the attorney general's criminal prosecution of Tieco, Inc.
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"Anyone with internet access already has access to the speech at issue," they argued.
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The maps at issue in the case have been in effect throughout the litigation.
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The actual law at issue in New York State Rifle is fairly small potatoes.
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At issue is the men whose testosterone levels dropped simply because they grew older.
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At issue, the paper reports, were the potentially problematic origins of the tiara's jewels.
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GM spokesman Tom Wilkinson said there were no ruptures of GM inflators at issue.
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At issue is an analytics tool that Facebook offers to developers called App Events.
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The checks don't change the basic facts at issue in the hush money scandal.
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None of the emails at issue were marked as classified, according to the investigation.
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The emails at issue are between Pruitt's office and fossil fuel and conservative interests.
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At issue is a dynamic that plays out across China's financial sector: implicit guarantees.
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The following is an explanation of the technology and data privacy issues at issue.
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At issue, among other things here, is potential compatibility issues with standard USB chargers.
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At issue is the connection between changes in corporate tax rates and worker wages.
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None of the 10,400 employees at issue were registered, meaning they were not brokers.
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At issue is who decides how drone rules will be applied across our country.
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At issue now is not building replacements, but how fast it can be done.
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Cole said that whether a cake is an artistic expression is not at issue.
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At issue is a fund comprising 70 percent of community health centers' federal funding.
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At issue in the case were disputes over unfair legislative districts in two states.
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At issue was a Connecticut law that made the use of contraception a crime.
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It had argued that the courts lack jurisdiction to review the decisions at issue.
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"It could," she responded, adding that at issue is the reasoning for the termination.
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At issue is $23 billion being shifted from a war fund toward base requirements.
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In many of the divisions at issue, that number is in the single digits.
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None of the vehicle models at issue are in the United States, BMW said.
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"The districting plans at issue here are highly partisan, by any measure," he wrote.
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At issue is whether he or his employees illegally handled or manipulated absentee ballots.
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I learned that the performance of women in those units was not at issue.
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The orders at issue in Korematsu, for example, also reached German and Italian citizens.
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Sign into your account and navigate to the workspace with the channel at issue.
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Judges regularly decide difficult legal issues in which the law at issue is unclear.
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The law at issue is Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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At issue is Mr. Johnson's proposal on how to deal with Northern Ireland. 5.
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At issue is Saudi Arabia's execution earlier this month of a prominent Shiite cleric.
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At issue was ownership of a factory outside Moscow that was making artificial leather.
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At issue is a process known as "bycatch," where fishing boats accidentally catch sharks.
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At issue is the accuracy of the credit scores these companies sell to consumers.
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At issue is a fund comprising 85033 percent of community health centers' federal funding.
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At issue is de Blasio's plan to close the prison complex in 85033 years.
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At issue is a defense lawyer's request to leave the case for health reasons.
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At issue was whether AI will bring more harm than good to the world.
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The defendants frequently respond by initiating PTAB proceedings to invalidate the patents at issue.
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At issue was the state legislative map drawn by Republicans after the 2010 census.
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At issue is whether the state can keep a city from changing gun laws.
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Also at issue is the potential sale of F-35 fighter jets to Ankara.
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At issue is whether they failed to properly disclose lobbying work for foreign governments.
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At issue, however, is the fluid construction companies use to lubricate the drill head.
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At issue is whether the taxpayer-funded severance package is allowed under House rules.
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The administration, however, decided not to defend the law at issue in this case.
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At issue is a proposal to build a skyscraper bearing Trump's name in Moscow.
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At issue is nothing less than preservation of the republican framework of the Constitution.
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He and Rooney declined to elaborate on what questions might have been at issue.
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The provision at issue has been on the books for more than a century.
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At issue is whether OPIC properly stress-tested the projects adequately before offering loans.
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At issue was funding for a wall along the country's southern border with Mexico.
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The 2016 voter ID law at issue in Priorities USA is weaker than the one at issue in Weinschenk — it allows some voters who do not have a photo ID to vote if they also sign an affidavit drafted by the state.
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At issue is extending an expiring health insurance program for retired miners and their spouses.
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And in each of the four other cases mentioned, there were criminal charges at issue.
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The activity at issue took place between 2007 and 2010, before Turner joined the firm.
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Only a judgment about the law and the facts at issue in each particular case.
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Judge Paul Niemeyer pressed AliKhan to explain what official action by Trump was at issue.
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At issue is how much pay the firefighters should receive for their work in Canada.
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At issue were the accounts of a Brazilian airline that is listed in New York.
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"The P.R.C.A. bylaws at issue will be immediately enforced," the association said in a statement.
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Their right to be married and to have a wedding cake were never at issue.
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At issue is one of the big questions facing China's economy: does industrial policy work?
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In the sixth trial, the one at issue in Flowers, he excluded five of six.
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At issue is an iPhone 5C belonging to Jun Feng, a New York methamphetamine dealer.
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What was at issue was the way the Trump administration went about making the decision.
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The technology at issue included devices used in radar and missile guidance systems, prosecutors said.
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Galant said what is at issue is a cease-fire, not a full-scale agreement.
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At issue was a recording made surreptitiously by Bentley's wife Dianne a few months earlier.
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MedCure was not accused of supplying any body parts at issue in the Rathburn trial.
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At issue: How new Android users set up their phone and follow Android's onboarding process.
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Each company shut down the flow of the pipelines at issue, if they were operating.
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The measure at issue is the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act, an effort by Sen.
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For one thing, the data at issue are from 2016, before Trump even took office.
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At issue is the Financial Stability Oversight Council, an unheralded panel of top banking regulators.
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The spending at issue was most recently estimated to reach $130 billion over 10 years.
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At issue is a no-bid $7 million IRS contract signed by Equifax on Sept.
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Perhaps at issue is simply reflection: The light — and the gaze — bounce off the body.
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And Congress can reverse any such decision by amending the law or rule at issue.
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At issue is the Legal Orientation Program, created under President George W. Bush in 2003.
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At issue are Sinclair's alleged misrepresentations to the FCC during the Tribune Media review process.
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At issue is whether government employees must pay unions for representing them in collective bargaining.
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At issue is the final phase, a leg that would run from Steele City, Neb.
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The employment contracts at issue in the case, she said, have been forced on workers.
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At issue in the cases are laws requiring that electors follow through on those pledges.
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At issue are two streets in Fort Hamilton: Stonewall Jackson Drive and General Lee Avenue.
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"As a matter of law, none of the travel at issue was unauthorized," he said.
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Justice Alito said the shooting at issue in the case was such a new context.
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At issue are what are known alternatively as Stingrays, IMSI catchers or cell-site simulators.
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The first task is to figure out the "likely meaning" of the element at issue.
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In this instance, the respondent's eligibility to participate in sport is no longer at issue.
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At issue was the state legislative map drawn by Republicans after the 2010 national census.
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At issue: Some of the products resemble juice boxes, whipped cream containers and even cookies.
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At issue is which vision we should embrace when we aspire to counter these tendencies.
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At issue for Trump and Republicans is the fact that Pelosi isn't in charge anymore.
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It's not yet clear what possible criminal laws could be at issue in the probe.
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At issue are the congressional district maps for the 2628th District, now held by Rep.
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It is this lower threshold for getting information that is at issue in Carpenter v.
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Anyone who has heard the two songs at issue knows it is a blatant ripoff.
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At issue, though, is the commitment of Spicer, who is sitting in the neighboring chair.
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Just one district at issue in the case, they found, was an impermissible racial gerrymander.
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At issue is the broad and all-encompassing definition of what a "cyber threat" is.
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The case: Two big questions are at issue as the Supreme Court reviews Wittman v.
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At issue, essentially, was one question: Could one person kill another — commit manslaughter — through words alone?
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During Tuesday's sentencing, O'Callaghan's mental state at the time of the child's death was at issue.
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At issue in the allegations against Bambaataa is the statute of limitations in New York State.
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At issue will be to what extent the West believes responsibility lies with MbS for Khashoggi.
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Video At issue is the practice of separating children from parents caught crossing the border illegally.
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KHAN: No, but I support the GLA decision they took-- (CROSSTALK) MORGAN: Your responsibility at issue.
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At issue is the Thai government's root certificate, which is used to verify HTTPS-enabled websites.
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But the Judiciary panels ultimately hold sway over the more controversial distant-signal license at issue.
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One of the gay rights cases currently at issue before the Supreme Court is Bostock v.
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The Trump administration told the Supreme Court the state provision at issue violates the federal constitution.
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At issue are three speeches Clinton made to Goldman Sachs, for which she was paid $675,000.
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At issue here is the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers, whose focus is oil and gas refining.
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Dr. Reddy's said products with the packaging at issue have not been distributed since June 2012.
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Partly at issue, Anderson said, is whether police were immediately told of all of the allegations.
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For example, J. Cleo Thompson did not even drill the wells at issue in the verdict.
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At issue, in American eyes, is a system of economic governance at odds with the West's.
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At issue is a ban Trump has said is necessary to protect Americans from terrorist attacks.
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At issue have been the internal models big banks use to calculate risk-weighted assets (RWAs).
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Back in 2008, the law at issue concerned a total ban on handguns in the home.
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At issue is the removal of the words "review and disposition" from the informal complaint rules.
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At issue is the city's water utility, which was used as collateral for the state loan.
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"There is a principle at issue and it's an important principle for my clients," he said.
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The judge said Apple did not infringe two other Qualcomm patents at issue in the case.
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The section at issue is the northern part of the pipeline, stretching southward from Hardisty, Alberta.
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The admissions protocol at issue in Fisher is complex and, as Justice Kennedy writes, "sui generis".
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The regulation at issue is a 2016 guideline developed to help solid waste landfills reduce emissions.
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At issue is a video produced by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, in which Pruitt participated.
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At issue is whether Title IX, which prohibits discrimination based on sex, extends to transgender students.
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The display system is now at issue in both the congressional investigation and the private lawsuits.
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At issue in June Medical Center is a 2014 Louisiana state law known as Act 620.
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The strike at issue was not one of the ones Amnesty International flagged, the statement said.
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At issue is the future of a two-part system used to protect whistleblowers from retaliation.
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They encourage a flexible doctrine with a focus on the sensitivity of the data at issue.
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Given the costs and risks at issue here, that is not a luxury we can afford.
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At issue on Monday will also likely be the motivations behind Lampert's efforts to save Sears.
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At issue is how law enforcement can obtain big chunks of data about suspects' location history.
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The company shut down the regulator at issue about 25 minutes later, around 4:30 p.
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Even the very 37 Java APIs at issue in this trial contain reimplementations of other APIs.
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The restriction at issue now requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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This blood pact between white men and white women is at issue in the November midterms.
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At the sixth trial, the one directly at issue in the Supreme Court case, Flowers v.
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At issue is the question of inclusivity, which has haunted the national movement since its inception.
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Some have raised the possibility that Northam was not fully familiar with the bill at issue.
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At least for the cellphone location records at issue in the case, the answer is no.
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At issue are the Fed's unprecedented $2503 billion of purchases last week of mortgage-backed securities.
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Mr. Silvestri reiterated the company's position that its handling of the information at issue was appropriate.
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At issue are rules governing "accessions" — the military's term for accepting new recruits or officer candidates.
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At issue is a 34-square-mile patch of remote Himalayan territory on the Dolam Plateau.
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At issue is the use of midazolam, a sedative that does not always fully block consciousness.
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At issue was whether the probe is ongoing and therefore requires a continuing degree of secrecy.
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At issue is language designed to keep hacking tools out of the hands of repressive regimes.
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"We believe the subpoenas at issue are not invalid," said Jay Sekulow, a lawyer for Trump.
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Uber: You're not familiar with the details of the trade secrets that are at issue here?
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The FTC did not identify who received the letters or the brand of products at issue.
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The March order at issue in the case is Trump's second pass at a travel ban.
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Prosecutors have not identified by name the celebrities or the titles of the scripts at issue.
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The committees at issue include the Science Advisory Board and the Clean Air Safety Advisory Committee.
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At issue now is whether the state discriminated in making the temporary, court-drawn map permanent.
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The bill authorizes the use of search warrants for data collection in foreign nations only if the foreign nation at issue does not have an mutual legal assistance treaty in force with the United States, or if the foreign nation at issue does not object to disclosure.
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The big picture: At issue is whether the presidency should reflect the needs of donors or recipients.
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At issue was a proposal to start leasing the public land abutting their homes to developers in
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The products at issue are certain Apple Mac computers, iPhones, iPads, iPods, and Apple TVs, it said.
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At issue is the little-used Logan Act, which forbids private citizens from negotiating with foreign governments.
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At issue is the price Disney might be forced to offer to take full control of Sky.
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At issue is Trump's red line on $5 billion for a border wall, something Democrats universally oppose.
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At issue is the employers association's introduction of automation that could eliminate jobs, the union has said.
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At issue was a U.S. practice of asking Canadian exporters what forms of assistance they had received.
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"What's truly at issue here is the welfare of employees, the welfare of the environment," he said.
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At issue was not the classical notion of "privacy" as the right to keep out prying eyes.
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The tax at issue was signed into law last year, amending a previous corporate alternative minimum tax.
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Gee, which concerns a law in Louisiana very similar to those at issue in Whole Woman's Health.
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At issue is a 50m koruna (€2m) EU subsidy that helped develop a lakeside resort outside Prague.
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Other vacuums at issue in the lawsuits are the Bissell SmartClean, Bobsweep's Bobi and Black & Decker's BDH5000WM.
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The injunctions at issue prevented Argentina from servicing its restructured debt until it paid the holdout investors.
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And yet the policies at issue there were debated and modified over months in several different committees.
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At issue are the CSRs, which reimburse insurers for giving discounted deductibles to low-income ObamaCare enrollees.
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At issue are devices that mimic cellphone towers and allow law enforcement to covertly surveil cellphone metadata.
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What makes it so great is that at issue #89 Gil Kane took over drawing the comic.
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"We cooperated with the SEC's investigation while working to enhance the processes at issue," the spokesman said.
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Two hundred years later, legal experts are still divided on the racial and partisan considerations at issue.
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At issue are two transactions, the first concerning General Re, a unit of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
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At issue are modest reforms designed to tackle the country's high unemployment, which remains stubbornly at 10%.
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Because the activity at issue took place inside the country, it is likely within the court's jurisdiction.
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During the floor debates for McCain-Feingold, the law at issue in Citizens United, many politicians, Sen.
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The admissions protocol at issue in this case is complex, and, as Mr Kennedy writes, "sui generis".
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Lower courts are divided on how they interpret the immigration detention statutes at issue in the case.
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At issue are clean car standards the Obama administration put in place through the 2026 model year.
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That conviction is particularly pernicious given that many of the questions at issue—What is executive privilege?
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CK Hutchison's 299.5s tightened 2bp to Treasuries plus 90bp, taking it back to its spread at issue.
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At issue is how much money Congress intends to allocate for a wall along the southern border.
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"I later learned that my long-term support of justice for Palestine was at issue," she said.
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At issue: How should a uniquely deceptive president be treated by TV networks that value the truth?
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The conclusion not to bring charges "is not an endorsement of the conduct at issue," wrote Vance.
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Under the Supreme Court's Chevron decision, courts must first determine whether the statute at issue is ambiguous.
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At issue is Trump's demand for $5 billion in funding for a wall on the Mexican border.
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"The crosses there are much smaller than the 40–foot tall monolith at issue here," Thacker noted.
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At issue is the engraving on the base of the statue, which says "Discovered this territory, 1770".
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Take the example of carriage taxes at issue in the 1797 Supreme Court case of Hylton v.
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Gardena, California-based Total Call admitted and accepted responsibility for its conduct at issue in the case.
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At issue is a program intended to compensate insurers that lose substantial sums in the federal marketplace.
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At issue was whether the updates were substantial enough to change the very nature of the piece.
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Prosecutors did not identify the hedge fund at issue, but its description matched that of Och-Ziff.
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At issue is the business cash flow provisions under the House Republican "Better Way" tax reform blueprint.
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It typically means that there are allegations of official corruption that are at issue in an investigation.
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Jubilirer that the First Amendment theory might support gerrymandering challenges like the one at issue in Gill.
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The long-forgotten clerical error at issue in the case — State of West Virginia, et al. v.
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On Thursday Mr. Lidington argued that the former defense secretary's overall conduct was at issue, making Mrs.
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At issue was a straightforward question: Does putting wine and chocolate into a basket amount to manufacturing?
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At issue was the booking of profits prematurely and delays in logging expenses to pad out results.
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At issue is the question of inclusivity, one that has haunted the national movement since its inception.
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The loans were also largely at issue in Manafort's trial in federal court in Virginia last year.
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At issue is the coronavirus, and its possible spread among attendees at a large event like SXSW.
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At issue is whether the Civil Rights Act's ban on sex discrimination also applies to sexual orientation.
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At issue is not just ideology, but really, at its core, who the Democratic Party actually represents.
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At issue in their appeals is whether their actions fit the definition of fraud under federal law.
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Should that matter when it comes to the life-or-death decisions at issue in these cases?
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At issue for Rove wasn't the decision to pull out of the agreement itself — he applauded it.
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At issue are laws that allow US citizens to sponsor family members for eventual citizenship, including parents.
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At issue according to protesters is rampant corruption in government and high unemployment rates in the country.
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At issue is a question over when corporations can be considered "joint employers" for a franchise worker.
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Also at issue was whether to include two separate bills in the effort — one, sponsored by Rep.
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The original Wall Street Journal article at issue reported "as many as" 220006,2202 troops were under consideration.
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Lower courts had divided on how to interpret the immigration detention statutes at issue in the case.
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Dershowitz's analysis is flawed: in criminal cases, "the defendant's thoughts" are often precisely what is at issue.
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He also said the President's lawyers had reviewed and edited the testimony at issue -- another serious charge.
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At issue was a "nasty" personal conflict involving a prior district attorney, Bruce Castor, Cosby's team argued.
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At issue among the growing number of parties is the way in which Newell should be run.
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At issue is whether the information promised to Trump Jr. could be considered an illegal campaign contribution.
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Gee, which concerns a 2014 Louisiana law that's nearly identical to the one at issue in Hellerstedt.
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The lawsuit at issue was filed in April by a former tenant at the Titan Atlas factory.
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Columbia Gas shut down the regulator at issue about 24 minutes after the first high-pressure alarm.
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At issue are Biden's remarks at a New York fundraiser for his presidential campaign on Tuesday night.
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At issue is the meaning of the emolument clause of the Constitution in Article I, Section 9.
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Qualcomm filed a separate civil lawsuit accusing Apple of infringing the patents at issue in that action.
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At issue are political rallies designed to bolster President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's controversial referendum bolstering his own powers.
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At issue is whether Trump is violating the anti-corruption passages in the Constitution called the emoluments clauses.
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At issue was its effort to deliver internet access to remote areas by balloon, known as Project Loon.
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Kennedy wrote a concurring opinion then saying an accommodation like the one now at issue could be acceptable.
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Without knowing the facts about the civil lawsuits at issue (which I now understand were settled), I misspoke.
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" It continued ... "What's at issue here is a deeply troubling problem that has no place in our society.
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The text messages at issue began the day Ms. Lorraine was picked for the jury, court documents show.
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At issue in the case is whether the Swedish Internet Foundation, the same company that owns Sweden's native .
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"The warrants at issue authorize precisely the type of fishing expedition that the Fourth Amendment prohibits," Michelman said.
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At issue is the Obama administration's decision in 2012 to hoover up all of Fannie and Freddie's profits.
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At issue is the employers association's introduction of technology changes that could eliminate jobs, the union has said.
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At issue is the activity of Lafarge before the firm's merger with its Swiss rival, Holcim, in 2015.
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Renwick said contempt wasn't at issue now, and a court would deal with it later if it did.
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At issue are two individual accounts and one group page used to coordinate anti-Trump protests on Jan.
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At issue were the jobs, benefits, and pensions of miners who had been working for Walter Energy Inc.
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The laws and customs at issue in the transgender debate have little or no direct impact on me.
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At issue now is commercial activity, as private firms—rather than nation states—look to space for profit.
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At issue is the dramatic rise in the number of Central American migrants heading for the United States.
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"What's at issue here is a deeply troubling problem that has no place in our society," they continued.
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" At issue is language in the CFAA that makes it illegal to access a computer system "without authorization.
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At issue in the past has been how previous Brazilian administrations handled relations with China, Ernesto Araujo said.
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What's at issue specifically is his purchase of discounted shares in an Australian biotechnology company called Innate Immunotherapeutics.
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At issue, he says, is a giant international corporation using a native culture's traditions for a marketing exercise.
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One thing at issue for the president&aposs legal team are the questions investigators plan to ask him.
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Driving the news: A House committee approved the legislation at issue on Thursday, according to Environment & Energy Daily ($).
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Cassell declined to comment about the revival statute now at issue in Mitchell's case, citing his earlier involvement.
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There are no specific records at issue, such as documents requested for a named hearing or open investigation.
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North Dakota and the Physical Presence Rule for Sales Tax Collection At issue was the Quill Corp. v.
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There are two provisions at issue in the Forever GI Bill that the VA is having trouble with.
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At issue is an ObamaCare provision that essentially caps how much insurers can charge older people for premiums.
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Activists say the law at issue, commonly called Section 377, is used to harass and blackmail gay people.
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Advocates of the free market aren't consulted about whether the bill at issue actually reflects free-market principles.
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CVS in a statement said the alleged conduct at issue took place before it acquired Omnicare in 2015.
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At issue is whether Manning's stake in the businesses constitutes a "material" financial interest in sales of Budweiser.
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At issue is the decision to add a census question about whether the respondent is an American citizen.
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The smog-reducing requirements at issue will save hundreds of lives and prevent 230,85033 asthma attacks among children.
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At issue are two laws the Republican-led legislature passed in 2014 and how they are carried out.
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At issue is not the legality of the program, but how the government chose to wind it down.
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At issue in the case are "possessory interest taxes," which are assessed on those leasing government-owned property.
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At issue is the passenger facility charge (PFC), a fee on airline passengers intended to fund airport infrastructure.
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Also at issue is the removal of Mr. Dauman, Mr. Abrams and three others as directors of Viacom.
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At issue are not relics of a remote civilization but living roots of perennial social and political realities.
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The respect of Pakistan's leaders for their fellow citizens and the country's international credibility are both at issue.
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At issue is a director's order from Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) Director Dan Ashe published on Jan.
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An outline obtained by CNN suggests the solution will involve changing or reversing the court settlement at issue.
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At issue is whether Clinton deliberately tried to circumvent public records laws through her use of the server.
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At issue is a deal that would allow the United States to sell nuclear reactors to Saudi Arabia.
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At issue are satellites bought by AsiaSat from Boeing and Maxar Technologies subsidiary SSL, of Palo Alto, Calif.
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Neither Bharara's office nor the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which investigated the incidents, identified the universities at issue.
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At issue is how those funds are going to have a shot at putting up venture-tier returns.
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Threat level: The legal challenge at issue here may be somewhat of a long shot on the merits.
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The tools at issue include Data Studio, Big Query and Data Lab, according to materials seen by CNBC.
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At issue is a doctrine known as Chevron deference, named for the 20073 Supreme Court case Chevron v.
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Mr. Assange shared much of the material at issue with The New York Times and other news organizations.
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At issue was an article Harper's had scheduled for the March edition written by the essayist Katie Roiphe.
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The migrants at issue in the current American and Hungarian debates don't resemble this caricature in the slightest.
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He has denied any wrongdoing and claimed the foreign assets at issue were owned by his two sons.
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The Wisconsin map at issue in Whitford is like this example — only with 99 districts instead of five.
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At issue is a type of commercial insurance that covers businesses for income lost due to property damage.
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At issue in the case is the interpretation of a 30-year old statute, the Stored Communications Act.
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At issue are the regulations surrounding Title X, the 1970 law that created the federal family planning program.
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That position seems inescapably right given the facts we know and the seriousness of the matters at issue.
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Nadler said Kelly's comments may signal he has firsthand knowledge of the conduct at issue in Trump's trial.
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At issue are a pair of executive actions launched by Obama shortly after the midterm elections of 2014.
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The regulation at issue sets specific carbon emissions limits for newly built coal- and gas-fired power plants.
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When the president's behavior is at issue, it is the Constitution, not the criminal law, that is paramount.
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The EPA at the time disagreed with the GAO and denied that it violated the law at issue.
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In a case being argued this week that challenges the same Republican gerrymander at issue in Agre v.
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The warrant at issue in the Republican memo was obtained under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA.
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But at issue is the group's ability to show paperwork proving that it owns the loans in question.
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At issue is whether House rules allow a consultant working for the Democrats to directly question Mr. Lewandowski.
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At issue is whether the president can be sued in state court for conduct outside his official duties.
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"Advice of counsel" is a recognized defense, especially where state of mind — alleged corrupt intent — is at issue.
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At issue is a provision of the Senate's National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) now going through conference committee.
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At issue were rules approved by the Federal Communications Commission in 2015 to more strictly regulate the Internet.
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At issue is an APA policy announced last year that bans psychologists from participating in national security interrogations.
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At issue in 2008 was Newsom's policy of reporting juvenile undocumented immigrants arrested by local police to ICE.
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And the tweets at issue weren't deleted, because they didn't violate National Park Service or Interior Department policies.
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"The copyright interests at issue in this case," the suit says, "are worth well in excess of $75,000."
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At issue is not the legality of the program but how the government chose to wind it down.
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At issue is Qatar's relations with Iran and what other Gulf states say is its support for terrorism.
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That is a far cry from the type of broad restrictions at issue in the Trump White House.
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At issue, Trump contends, is the organization's willing acceptance of donations from countries with poor human rights records.
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Even the six months at issue in the case can mean hundreds of millions of dollars in sales.
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At issue is whether Sessions deliberately misled Congress during his confirmation hearings about contact with Russian officials. Sen.
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Power is certainly at issue in the abundance of weaponry forged from the material, both functionally and metaphorically.
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"What's at issue here is a deeply troubling problem that has no place in our society," it said.
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She immediately said yes, but on the way, she became unsure about the ethics and liability at issue.
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At issue is the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which the Republican president last September ordered rescinded.
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Whose skin gets shown and under what forms of medical duress are clearly at issue in the work.
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The trades at issue, however, were "consistent with Mr. Luo's extensive trading history," Luo's lawyer said in a statement.
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At issue is a so-called excess profits tax break given to multinational companies that move businesses to Belgium.
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Some focus on the facts of the matter at issue, and others are attempts to change the subject altogether.
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Until this week, neither defense lawyers nor prosecutors had stepped forward to publicly reveal the underlying misconduct at issue.
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At issue are improper relationships between medical equipment companies and health care professionals who prescribe or use that equipment.
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The case at issue stems from New Jersey's attempt to legalize and regulate sports betting at casinos and racetracks.
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Why it matters: At issue are protections for nearly 700,000 undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children.
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At issue: Who deserves credit for the original recipe that led to using CRISPR-Cas9 to edit mammalian DNA.
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There are two memos at issue here; one dealing with interior immigration enforcement, and the other with border security.
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At issue in the Virginia case was the state legislative map drawn by Republicans after the 2010 national census.
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It was not immediately clear from charging papers what other properties are at issue in the New York case.
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At issue, in Friday's ruling, is the military construction funds that have been diverted to build a border wall.
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At issue here is what does and does not constitute a "trend" as far as Twitter's algorithms are concerned.
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The New York City law at issue regulates where licensed handgun owners can take a locked and unloaded handgun.
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The official at issue has since retired, and prosecutors declined to bring charges against him, according to the report.
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Prosecutors contend the case isn't about protected free speech, even if the anti-Trump demonstration at issue on Jan.
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At issue is not whether to punish the guilty—though Mr Woodfox did eventually prove he was wrongfully convicted.
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At issue is just how much Samsung should pay Apple for infringing on iPhone patents used in Samsung smartphones.
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Because trade secrets are at issue, the actual substance of the case may never become clear to the public.
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The alleged presence of asbestos in talc products is at issue in thousands of lawsuits filed against J&J.
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The offensive side of drone technology is farther along than the defensive side — particularly when swarms are at issue.
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Justice Kagan, writing the majority opinion, lays it out (references omitted): The practices at issue directly affect wholesale rates.
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But out of an abundance of caution, Hell's Kitchen has removed the drink item at issue from the menu.
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At issue is an institution that dates back to the early days of the presidency of John F. Kennedy.
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The programs at issue never did go into effect after a deadlocked Supreme Court blocked them earlier this year.
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At issue for Warner is the fact Twitter searched its records based only on information already unearthed by Facebook.
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At issue is DoJ's belief that the merger eliminated all competition in the market for airplane fuel filtration products.
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At issue is whether Trump or his family's financial interests may unfairly influence his White House for personal gain.
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A GM spokesman said the company will argue that the crash at issue was not caused by the switch.
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At issue are the 28503,22019 previously undisclosed emails uncovered by the FBI during its investigation into Clinton's private server.
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About 800,000 people signed up for DACA permits, and it is their fate at issue in the DACA debate.
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At issue is an April move by the court to bar Griffen from being assigned any death penalty cases.
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At issue are photos 2nd Lt. Spenser Rapone posted online last week from his May 2016 West Point graduation.
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At issue is Wheeler's proposal that the commission would oversee the standard license between the providers and device manufacturers.
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At issue is Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which is set to expire in December.
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At issue are the different legal obligations that brokers and registered investment advisors have when they give investment advice.
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According to the complaint, the 96 transactions at issue resulted in over $2 billion in claimed federal tax deductions.
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At issue is whether he knew McDougal or knew about the efforts by Cohen to potentially pay her off.
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At issue is whether judges should be able to issue a single warrant for digital searches in multiple jurisdictions.
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But when the rights at issue, even though significant, are fewer or of less consequence, due process demands less.
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At issue is whether Smith moved at all following two consciousness checks performed after the drug midazolam was administered.
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At issue is a five-year pilot program that would change the way Medicare Part B pays for drugs.
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At issue is whether they fall into a category under the Fair Labor Standards Act that exempts some workers.
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At issue is whether a state sales tax is levied on purchases made from a third-party Amazon vendor.
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" Mr. Eisenberg would not disclose the company or the exact amount at issue, but he said it was "significant.
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At issue is not whether it's possible to find Obama's climate policies and information pages somewhere on the internet.
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But the program at issue, the FCC's Universal Service Fund, provides subsidies for people who can't afford digital access.
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At issue is whether Google asking publishers to ask consumers for data consent put publishers in a tough position.
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At most, only four percent of the nation's voting age population saw one of the Facebook ads at issue.
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Mr. Gelernt said yes, at least where the legality of the rejection of the asylum application is at issue.
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The question at issue is a common one: Who is ultimately responsible for long-term residents of a country?
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However, Lady Gaga has no knowledge of what happened on the night at issue because she was not there.
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"I believe fundamentally there was a gender bias at issue," Mr. Vance said Tuesday, when asked about the backlog.
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But in the court case, more is at issue than access to reset the weights and oil the gears.
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Besides, since Judge Kavanaugh has flatly denied the accusation, his honesty now — not as a teenager — is at issue.
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At issue: the disappearance and possible murder of the Saudi exile Jamal Khashoggi at the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul.
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Let's take a quick review of the California laws at issue, to understand the public policy reasoning behind them.
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Democrats would argue that makes Roberts's rebuke misplaced — that it is the president's behavior that is at issue here.
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At issue is software installed in all modern diesel vehicles that calibrates an engine's performance and controls emissions levels.
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At issue also are grand jury subpoenas served by Cyrus Vance, New York County's district attorney, requesting similar information.
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The people at issue were economic refugees, mainly from Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan, he said, not criminals or terrorists.
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But court documents filed in one Kansas lawsuit suggested that confusion, not fraud, was at issue in many cases.
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At issue, the debentures will have a tenor of 10 years, with an option to redeem after five years.
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But looking closely at issue papers like Warren's student loan proposal offers a window into how her mind works.
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The fact that Scaramucci himself has, in the past, differed on policy issues with Trump is not at issue.
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At issue for both ISS and Glass Lewis is the price that Albertsons offered Rite Aid for the deal.
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"If those come into effect, we'll have to close down plants and jobs will be at issue," he said.
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At issue was a "promise" that the President allegedly made to the foreign leader, according to the Washington Post.
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At issue is the increasingly common corporate practice of holding annual meetings that offer only online participation for shareholders.
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Detention beds and poison pills At issue were detention beds for undocumented immigrants detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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All one must acknowledge is that the right at issue isn't obvious and is at least open to question.
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At issue is their teenage son, who is so attached to his father that he treats us dismissively, too.
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By definition, the only rights at issue here are those of suspected alien terrorist enemies during time of war.
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These weaknesses in the warrant regime for physical searches or arrests are exacerbated when electronic data is at issue.
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Some of the documents at issue concern "server equipment and related devices obtained from former Secretary Clinton," Hardy said.
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At issue is whether any EU treaties and laws would continue to apply to the UK after it's gone.
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At issue was a law passed by Congress that was aimed specifically at securing restitution in the case at hand.
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Less central to the aunts' claim but still at issue is another mysterious death: that of Carman's mother, last fall.
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At issue is the practice of injecting false ring tones, causing rural customers to think their calls had already connected.
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Specifically at issue is a $479 million "Integrated Visual Augmentation System" contract that Microsoft entered into back in Nov. 2018.
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At issue was a letter he privately sent to Elliott boss Paul Singer, without permission from Arconic's board of directors.
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At issue are what the families allege are the manufacturer's marketing strategies and other trade secrets on military-style weapons.
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The company's lawyer argues that sex is definitely a "bona fide" qualification here, since safety and security are at issue.
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But O'Malley said the government did not offer specific objections to Sweeney's findings on most of the documents at issue.
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At issue in Oracle's lawsuit is whether or not Google's implementation of 37 Java APIs in Android was fair use.
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At issue in both cases was the way the federal government administers vast swaths of public land across western states.
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At issue, for some of Chozick's colleagues, is that the book reflects on office politics as much as national politics.
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At issue is whether it was legal for then-President Barack Obama to create DACA without congressional approval in 2012.
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At issue is who can sue for alleged discrimination, and whether irresponsible loans can be blamed for broader economic damage.
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At issue is how different regulatory authorities determine how different kinds of companies are legally allowed to use customer data.
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During the period at issue, the companies were known as Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corp and Allied Home Mortgage Corp.
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Details: The legislation at issue is called the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act (thus the apt acronym NOPEC).
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At issue is (a) unsettled history and contested territorial claims with Japan, and (b) disagreements about security problems with China.
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It will allow agencies some ability to grant waivers for contractors where security is not at issue, the official said.
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The order at issue followed two earlier attempts to ban travel from six majority-Muslim countries in January and March.
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"She is alleged to have personal involvement in the events at issue in this lawsuit," the judge ruled, BOF reported.
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It is the other type of report, which campaigns must file with the Federal Election Commission, that is at issue.
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The DC law at issue in Tuesday's case is based on similar provisions in New York, Maryland and New Jersey.
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The city sold the bonds at issue in 2012 to fund judgments it lost to casinos for property tax appeals.
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At issue is a proposed overhaul of France's labor code, a set of regulations that company bosses say deters recruitment.
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The merits of privatization aren't at issue in this case, only whether Wilkie or Bowman should be in charge temporarily.
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At issue is the proper use of the reconciliation process which was created in the 2202 Budget and Impoundment Act.
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Race was at issue in May when the justices upheld a lower court's rejection of two districts in North Carolina.
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To be a libertarian, after all, is to be almost constantly at issue with both ruling parties in some way.
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At issue now are calls that allow automated robocall marketing services to bypass customers and go straight to their voicemail.
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At issue are two provisions, one involving facility standards for abortion clinics and the other involving physician affiliation with hospitals.
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Lawyers for web operators are closely watching the Airbnb case where the utility of the legal shield is at issue.
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At issue is partisan gerrymandering -- or the length to which legislators go when they manipulate district lines for partisan advantage.
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It's easy to blame Trump's approach on his toxic personality, but far more than one man's predilections is at issue.
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At issue is an EU measure that would require internet companies to create content filtering software to detect copyright material.
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At issue are millions of dollars in bonuses paid by military recruiters to thousands of soldiers in 85033 and 2007.
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Second, the legitimacy of exclusive bargaining was not at issue in Janus, but Alito seems to be inviting such litigation.
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At issue is a 2005 federal law, which shields gun companies from lawsuits when guns are used in a crime.
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At issue are maps drawn in Wisconsin after the last census that Democrats say were drawn unconstitutionally to benefit Republicans.
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But she wrote a one-paragraph statement criticizing Gorsuch's majority opinion and its "wooden reading" of the law at issue.
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At issue is whether PASPA violates the 10th Amendment right of states not to be "commandeered" by the federal government.
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At issue is how quickly those standards would be in place and how much consumers would be willing to pay.
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At issue is whether Whitaker can lawfully exercise the attorney general's vast powers simply because the president says he can.
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At issue is the Task Force for Business Stability Operations, which was meant to help rebuild the economy in Afghanistan.
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At issue was the government's understanding that separating the families in the first place violated their rights as a family.
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"It is hard to imagine that any of the core decisions at issue were made without his input," he said.
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At issue is an April report from Protect Our Defenders alleging the Pentagon misled Congress in testimony on sexual assault.
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"No interpretive gymnastics are necessary to determine that the investigation at issue here falls within" Mueller's authority, the judge wrote.
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The law at issue prevented a nonprofit from distributing a film that opposed Clinton when she last ran for president.
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At issue are "model" contractual clauses Facebook uses that are supposed to replicate the protection EU citizens have within Europe.
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Whether we're faced with a "whistleblower" like Edward Snowden, or — perhaps — a "Thompson" incident, at issue is not failed systems.
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Most of the track at issue serves only a handful of shippers and is provided by a single rail carrier.
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At issue is when Meyer knew about domestic violence allegations against Zach Smith made by his ex-wife, Courtney Smith.
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At issue is Pepsi's use of so-called conflict palm oil in its supply chain to which the environmentalists object.
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At issue is the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, which the National Audubon Society and other plaintiffs say has been undermined.
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The Russian intelligence at issue purported to show that then-Attorney General Lynch had been compromised in the Clinton investigation.
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At issue: The potential S-28503 sale has long worried the Trump administration, adding to tensions between the two countries.
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Two of the IBM patents at issue in the case relate to Prodigy, a late-1980s precursor to the web.
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At issue is whether Washington would prosecute or punish entities for violating its remaining economic sanctions on Tehran, it added.
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Prosecutors have not said whether that technique would work for other seized iPhones, including the one at issue in Brooklyn.
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Also at issue is what Dr. Zeichner called "21-step skin care routines," which may or may not be effective.
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At issue were chips known as preamps, used in sending signals to and from disks that store data in drives.
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So the Freedom of the Press Foundation and VICE News used the very law at issue — FOIA — to obtain answers.
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At issue in his most recent appeal was the manner in which the prosecutor chose the members of the jury.
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At issue are Ms. Conway's media appearances attacking Democrats running for their party's nomination to challenge Mr. Trump next year.
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At issue was a long-term budget backed by Republicans, who swept into office halfway through President Clinton's first term.
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First, there's the account of Leigh Corfman, which is particularly troubling because of her age and the conduct at issue.
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The law at issue states that the government can detain convicted immigrants "when the alien is released" from criminal detention.
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An earlier version of this essay misidentified the type of computers at issue in a 1970s antitrust case against IBM.
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At issue, German media reported, was a dispute between Ms. Koch, 40, and Julian Reichelt, who heads all Bild titles.
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At issue back in 2002 was then-Secretary of State Colin Powell's endorsement of condom use for sexually active people.
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What is at issue is the rule of law and treating all people and all companies fairly under that law.
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The timing at issue last summer was just a month after Trump fired former FBI Director James Comey in May.
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At issue are communications via cellphones, as well as data generated in social media, online searches and e-commerce purchases.
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The April 11 letter from the inspector general did not specify what payment from a foreign government was at issue.
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At issue was the financier's sale of his stake in SkyBridge to a politically connected Chinese conglomerate, the HNA Group.
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At issue is a specific section of Twitter rules, which prohibit the very behavior these pro-Bloomberg accounts engaged in.
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But the NBA now faces a test of its principles when access to the massive Chinese market is at issue.
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"A nationwide injunction is necessary to provide complete relief from the likely constitutional violation at issue here," the judge wrote.
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At issue is the fact that she signed her name on the back of the ticket upon discovering she won.
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At issue is whether Britain has a claim to a strategically important Indian Ocean archipelago, known as the Chagos Islands.
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At issue is the fate of roughly 1.8 million immigrants brought to the country as children and living here illegally.
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Also at issue is the ongoing investigations into Russian election meddling and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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At issue is a New York City handgun law that restricts the transport of firearms by licensed owners (The Hill).
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At issue is whether the White House will allow him to answer questions about his time in the Trump administration.
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At issue was the fact that she signed her name on the back of the ticket upon discovering she won.
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The funds at issue are connected to a €2.3 million donation Renault made to Versailles under a 2016 sponsorship deal.
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At issue is Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's last-ditch plan to pass a "skinny repeal" of the Affordable Care Act.
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Money is not at issue; an academic medical center in the United States has offered to provide the experimental treatment.
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Some justices worried that striking down the law at issue in the case, Tennessee Wine and Spirits Retailers Association v.
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The California laws at issue limit state and local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities in a variety of ways.
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At issue are controversial changes to Rule 6900 of the Federal Criminal Procedure, which describe how evidence must be collected.
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At issue was just how drastically to transform the American system, and how comprehensive the role of government should be.
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Instead, it rewrote the question to address specifically the constitutionality of the three Pennsylvania abortion restrictions that were at issue.
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Gabriela Schneider is the chief communications officer at Issue One, a nonprofit, nonpartisan political reform and government ethics advocacy group.
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Because a number of the newly disclosed cases remain sealed, Apple's letter did not describe the types of crimes at issue.
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At issue before the justices is not the legality of the program, but how the administration decided to wind it down.
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The company had a list of more than 100 claimed trade secrets, eight of which were at issue in this trial.
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His lawyers said the law at issue does not prohibit foreign lobbying, instead prohibiting the failure to register as a lobbyist.
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It is in the process of amending one of the laws at issue, to make it easier to hold public protests.
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The Supreme Court legalized abortion in 1973, and the wider issue of abortion rights is not at issue in the case.
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None of the fraud statutes at issue in the case include a "personal benefit test" in their text, the majority said.
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Further, the law concerns "commercial conduct, not protected expression," the commission's brief states, arguing there is no constitutional right at issue.
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At issue was testimony from Dr. Walter Quijano, a clinical psychologist who was called as an expert witness by the defense.
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At issue is its chemistry: Kratom latches on to some of the same brain receptors that heroin, morphine, and fentanyl do.
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At issue before the justices is not the legality of the program, but how the administration decided to phase it out.
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At issue was his motivation — state prosecutors needed to show Fields intended to maim and kill to prove first-degree murder.
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The revised policy, at issue now, was put forward by Mattis and barred most transgender people from service if they transition.
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At issue is whether they were arrested immediately after a pre-arranged meeting with police, or at a routine traffic stop.
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The firm has previously said it learned about the activity at issue in June 2016 and reported the matter to authorities.
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At issue would have been Mr Zuckerberg's plans to refashion the social-media firm's share-ownership structure more in his favour.
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At issue are SolarCity's "Solar Bonds," which are senior, unsecured bonds that pay 6.5 percent interest and mature in early 2018.
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What is at issue is how to teach the standard kind of English to children who speak something else at home.
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Different statutes and constitutional provisions are at issue in Department of Commerce v New York and last year's Trump v Hawaii.
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In contrast to a prohibition on speech, Mr Stewart said, the Lanham Act (the law at issue) represents "a good accommodation".
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He wrote his court was not the proper venue because events at issue in the case took place in New York.
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"The people who don't know something will happen and come down with something, those are the ones at issue," Antos argues.
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At issue is whether the U.S. government can use a warrant to access messages from one of Microsoft's data centers overseas.
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The grant at issue in Trinity Lutheran, they argue, is used to protect children from cuts and bruises on the playground.
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At issue is about $145 million in fees that users pay each year to search for and download federal court filings.
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At issue was whether the U.S. would withdraw from the Korean trade deal — an action Trump threatened but still hasn't done.
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Valeant sent out its own press release on Monday night outlining the $58 million in revenue it said was at issue.
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At issue has been Apple's contention that allowing the app broad access to customers' call and text logs could compromise privacy.
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At issue is Peabody's consolidated net tangible assets, known as CNTA, which are calculated by subtracting current liabilities from total assets.
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At issue are distributors making money by selling devices ordered by their doctor owners for surgical use on their own patients.
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Also at issue: to what extent, if at all, people close to Vladimir Putin have invested in Trump's real estate empire.
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At issue there is whether non members of a public sector union can be compelled to pay fees for collective bargaining.
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At issue is the Swiss Bank program, which has helped authorities follow funds moved from Swiss accounts to around the world.
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" Rather, the court emphasizes, "he takes the view that the situation at issue in the present case does not justify this.
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At issue was whether Kasich had filed the requisite number of valid signatures to get onto the Pennsylvania Republican primary ballot.
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"Law enforcement agencies employ NITs such as the one at issue in this case only with judicial authorization," the filing continues.
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At issue is whether Consumer Reports should have predicted the reliability of the Model 3 and how it reached that conclusion.
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What is at issue are the charges insurance normally covers, such as such as physician fees, hospital charges, and routine tests.
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At issue: Wall funding has been at the heart of the partial government shutdown that is now in its 6900th day.
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At issue are the so-called Northern Triangle countries — Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, where democracy is still taking a foothold.
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At issue is whether a praise and worship club should be allowed to use the name "Jesus" in NASA's employee newsletter.
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At issue were controversial writings from his college days that he did not make available to the Oregon judicial screening commission.
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What was at issue in the November protests was not global warming but who would be asked to pay for it.
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At issue is whether the emails should have been classified at the highest level of "top secret" when they were sent.
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At issue is an Illinois law that requires nonmembers of public sector unions to pay fees that go to collective bargaining.
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At issue is a proposed amendment to little-known criminal procedure rules that will take effect in December unless Congress acts.
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What's at issue: Specifically, the alert referred to missing data pertaining to releases of hazardous substances from publicly owned treatment works.
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What's at issue is the way that the company was billing insurers for the microbiome tests it was performing on customers.
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The two schemes at issue in the case, dubbed Methbot and 3ve by the security researchers who found them, faked both.
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Also at issue is an academic book that Raicovich edited, Assuming Boycott: Resistance, Agency, and Cultural Production, published in October 2017.
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What was at issue was whether, or what, the men at the magazine knew — and what they did with that knowledge.
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At issue was the key question of executive authority versus the power of the Congress and the will of the people.
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At issue are forced arbitration clauses that are slipped into financial contracts and typically bar consumers from joining class action lawsuits.
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Trump also put restrictions on Venezuelan officials and immigrants from North Korea, but those are not at issue in this case.
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At issue were so-called zero-rating plans, where internet providers give their customers free data when they use certain apps.
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Why is it a surprise that Hillary Clinton is standing by Ms. Abedin when Ms. Abedin's husband's improprieties are at issue?
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Feldberg also stressed that Silver had revealed all of the payments at issue on income disclosure forms required by the state.
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Mastercard, which did not contest the penalty, said in a statement that it had long ago dropped the practice at issue.
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At issue were remarks that Ms. Omar made last month at an event hosted by the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
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At issue, according to Kuba Szreder, a leading independent curator and critic, is a general pattern of disregard for institutional autonomy.
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At issue is whether handing down these sentences absent a finding that the defendant is incapable of rehabilitation violates the Constitution.
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An earlier version of this article misstated what is at issue in the S.E.C. lawsuit against Elon Musk, Tesla's chief executive.
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At issue is how much power Sinclair, the country's largest broadcaster, will have over local media markets and national television audiences.
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This process established a paper trail and possibly some sort of due process, which was at issue in the Acosta case.
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This process establishes a paper trail and possibly some sort of due process, which was at issue in the Acosta case.
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Therefore, a polygraph examination in this context has absolutely no bearing on whether the events at issue are true or untrue.
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At issue was whether to impose a federal quarantine order on the evacuees to prevent them from leaving for 14 days.
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At issue is whether Amazon is using the data from those third-party customers to promote its own products and services.
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At issue is whether contractual terms are compatible with EU data protection laws intended to protect individual rights across the region.
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" Wells's response: "We believe that the activity at issue here was limited to certain team members within the Community Banking Division.
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In the cases involving the youngest respondents, the danger at issue usually involved threats of school shootings or threats of suicide.
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At issue particularly is that minimum wage, "which by our estimates is one-fifth a conservative living wage," Mr. Nova said.
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Trump's veracity, which was attacked by the House managers during the impeachment trial, is also at issue in the subpoena cases.
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"So it really looks like it's the amount of time it takes to get to the hospital that is at issue."
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At issue is which companies will handle the bulk of those loans in the future, and how they will do it.
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At issue is whether 22 emails should have been classified at the highest level of "top secret" when they were sent.
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Federal officials have typically said in such cases that they need the data at issue for national security or other reasons.
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Mr. Trump declined to say whether he would be willing to declassify some of the information that has been at issue.
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There was no indication that Sergeant Thompson's role in the inquiry of Mr. Weinstein was at issue in the internal investigation.
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The Minnesota law at issue prohibits individuals from wearing a "political badge, political button or other political insignia" at polling places.
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At issue was whether federal employment law that bars discrimination based on sex includes claims of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Also at issue: whether addressing that misinformation might be a way to stop outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases before they start.
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At issue: The insider-trading case centers on Innate Immunotherapeutics, an Australian drug company that counts Collins among its largest shareholders.
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"Whether you agree or disagree with the policy at issue, every senator should be outraged, and revisit their votes," retired Col.
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At issue is a part of asylum law that protects members of a "particular social group" who are victims of persecution.
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At issue was the price tag for the two 747 jumbo airplanes that the Air Force bought from Boeing last summer.
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When something as serious as cancer or carcinogens are at issue, Krishnamoorthi said, self-regulation doesnt make a lot of sense.
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At issue as to how long the heat wave will last is how deep the heat wave extends into the ocean.
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The trinkets at issue — the rat, cat, marbles, tadpoles and the rest — could not be returned to the boys, he said.
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At issue is whether racially biased statements violate a defendant's right to a fair trial under the U.S. Constitution's Sixth Amendment.
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But at issue is the group's ability to show paperwork proving that it owns the loans in question: http://bit.ly/2uwMET2.
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The exact reverse of this scenario is what will occur with the admitting privileges requirement at issue before the Supreme Court.
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The Wednesday order is mostly moot, since the Trump administration's Interior Department is working to repeal the fracking regulation at issue.
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Nine U.S. House and 25 state legislative districts were at issue in Michigan, while Ohio's case involved 16 U.S. House districts.
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At issue is whether Facebook violated a 22011 consent decree with the FTC over charges it deceived consumers about their privacy.
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The specific Google product at issue isn't well-known or widely used and the specific companies involved aren't well-known either.
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At issue before the court is whether the travel curbs violate the U.S. Constitution's ban on favoring one religion over another.
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The North American Meat Institute wrote in its comments that "to recommend a 'sustainable dietary pattern' when the very definition of sustainable is still at issue does a disservice ..." Of course, the definition of "sustainable" was not at issue in 2015—and since then even more evidence points to animal agriculture as a leading culprit in climate change.
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But the court did hone in on a single question at issue: whether Qualcomm has to license standard essential patents to competitors.
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At issue are several lines of novelty merchandise bearing the late musician's name and likeness, including weed, food, liquor, and electronic products.
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At issue in the case was whether courts should defer to an agency's interpretation of its own regulations where there is ambiguity.
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This reluctance of the rich normally prevails even though the product at issue is –on an expectancy basis – clearly the best choice.
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At issue is funding for the September 211th Victim Compensation Fund, which provides health care and services for 113/211 first responders.
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The magazine said it has not confirmed with other eyewitnesses that Kavanaugh was present at the party at issue in Ramirez's account.
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"You can't lose track of something like this," said Menendez, who would not discuss the topic of the underlying intelligence at issue.
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At issue: Amy Klobuchar asked about why SCOTUS rejected his opinion regarding the benefit that must be given to children with disabilities.
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At issue was control of the fund itself, and whether Chung had manipulated Van Vuuren into signing that control over to him.
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Apollo had enhanced its disclosure and compliance related to the matters at issue "long before the SEC inquiry began," the spokesman added.
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At issue is an age-old dilemma: which is better, remembering or forgetting, the pain of recollection or the escape of oblivion?
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At issue is the judiciary's Public Access to Court Electronic Records system (PACER), which charges users 10 cents a page for documents.
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At issue was Todd Morgan, a TPG employee and the firm's rep on Strauss Coffee's board, before he was later named CEO.
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The phone at issue is an iPhone 5c issued to Farook by San Bernardino County in his role as a health inspector.
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"Given the gravity of the harm at issue, the need to expend resources cannot outweigh these threats to constitutional rights," Friedman wrote.
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At issue is an Obama-era rule meant to help students defrauded by for-profit colleges that DeVos has sought to rewrite.
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At issue is a law that effectively would shutter an abortion clinic, making Missouri the only state without such a medical site.
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Representatives for Huawei and Verizon met last week in New York to discuss some of the patents at issue, the WSJ said.
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"The design files at issue here, for example, are not 'functional' software that can be 'run,' 'launched,' or 'executed,'" the EFF wrote.
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At issue is Facebook's policy around fake news and conspiracy theories, many of which target the families of victims of mass shootings.
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While most agree that a cease-fire is the more likely outcome, at issue is whether Trump will delay imposing more tariffs.
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At issue is "partisan symmetry"—the intuitive notion that political parties should derive roughly the same legislative representation from equivalent popular support.
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Also at issue was the Catholic doctrine of purgatory, a place where the dead are said to be purified before reaching heaven.
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The contract at issue with Apple is no longer in force, and Qualcomm already faces more competition from Intel and other rivals.
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Most of the conduct at issue dates from 2016 to 2018, meaning Trump would have legal exposure on some elements until 2023.
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Roughly $200 billion worth of Chinese imports are at issue, with the president threatening to bump tariffs to 25%, up from 10%.
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At issue are the U.S. trade deficit with China and complaints about the way foreign companies are treated by the Chinese system.
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At issue is whether Facebook violated a 2011 consent decree with the FTC over charges that it deceived consumers about their privacy.
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The law did not apply to expired claims, prompting the follow-up legislation in 2016 that's now at issue in Mitchell's case.
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Since then, Wells has disclosed more customer abuses in businesses including mortgage lending, wealth management and the auto loans at issue here.
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"We cooperated with the SEC's investigation while working to enhance the processes at issue," AIG spokesman Jon Diat wrote in an email.
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At issue is the so-called Thurmond Rule -- an informal Senate tradition named for the long-serving former South Carolina Republican Sen.
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The exception at issue in Gonzalez-Badillo is fairly straightforward: A search can't be unreasonable if it's done with the subject's consent.
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" For Tyler Cole, legislative director at Issue One, a nonpartisan government reform group, lobbyists reaching out to furloughed federal workers "raises concerns.
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We argued that the patents at issue should be invalidated for not satisfying U.S. patent law as defined by the Alice decision.
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Most sounds — including L and Y, which are among the ones at issue here — are made up of several frequencies at once.
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"The 'wildcat strike' at issue in the present case cannot be regarded as beyond TUIfly's actual control," the Court of Justice said.
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" Wall wrote that "further percolation" in the lower courts could be useful given "the idiosyncratic character of the agreements at issue here.
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But almost all of the agencies' losses came at Step One, in judicial determinations that the statutes at issue were not ambiguous.
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Nor does it own the equipment at issue, Feng's cellphone rather than the telephone lines in the old New York Telephone case.
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At issue is the requirement under the Affordable Care Act that health insurance plans cover contraception at no cost to the patient.
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The leak at issue, in fact, brought election-eve attention to a second investigation of the Clintons, news that helped Trump's campaign.
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Prosecutors said the bitcoins at issue in the latest case against Bridges had been seized in 2014 from a digital currency exchange.
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For example, any statement at issue in a libel action was presumed to be false, and the publisher's fault was presumed, too.
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Whether the level of education was at least minimally adequate in the state's poorest schools was not at issue in the case.
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At issue are more than 2628,28503 unaccompanied minors who've entered the country illegally over the past six years, according to the report.
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At issue is the way the legislation would weaken the historically ironclad prohibition on suing an online platform over user-generated content.
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In a dissenting opinion on Tuesday, conservative Chief Justice John Roberts said the immigration law provision at issue should have been upheld.
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At issue: Historically, Google has required Android device makers that offer its Google Play app store to pre-install Google's own applications.
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Prosecutors have not said whether the San Bernardino technique would work for other seized iPhones, including the one at issue in Brooklyn.
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Hellerstedt (2016), the Supreme Court struck down a Texas law that is virtually identical to the one at issue in June Medical.
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"The breadth and seriousness of the misconduct at issue here is, frankly, astonishing," said Steven Peikin, one of the SEC's enforcement directors.
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At issue, experts say, would be whether that money was used for charitable purposes, as required by law, or for political activities.
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At issue is an old State Department policy that has come under new scrutiny in recent months, mainly by same-sex parents.
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"Third, records confirm that nearly half of the measures at issue have fallen into general disuse and are essentially moribund," it added.
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These agreements are difficult to enforce, even more so when the speech at issue could be interpreted as in the public interest.
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At issue before the Supreme Court is not the legality of the program but how the administration decided to wind it down.
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They contend that the court may have moved to take up the new case because the law at issue was an outlier.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said there was often no point in pursuing individual arbitration because the sums at issue were too small.
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"The Hollywood studio at issue here is grotesquely and irresponsibly usurping parental authority," the organization's president, Tim Winter, said in a statement.
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The law at issue in June Medical will be familiar to anyone who has followed the last several years of abortion litigation.
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Hellerstedt (2016), which struck down an abortion restriction that is virtually identical to the one at issue in the June Medical cases.
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At issue was the percentage that the inmate was required to pay in attorneys' fees after he won his civil rights lawsuit.
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At issue was the account of one woman, which Ms. Winfrey said contained inconsistencies that the film had not adequately addressed. 5.
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At issue is the commission's lack of action over the court order to remove roughly 200,000 outdated voter registrations from Wisconsin's rolls.
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At issue was whether any of the officials had any evidence that Trump may have inappropriately attempted to curtail the FBI's investigation.
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At issue is the bank's practice over roughly the past decade of aggressively pushing employees to sell customers additional fee-generating accounts.
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Zinke said the flight was necessary to accommodate his schedule, and he defended each of the other flights at issue as well.
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At issue are a series of Homeland Security grant programs the Obama administration has proposed to cut or consolidate in recent budgets.
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The plaintiffs say the attacks at issue all had something in common: specialized weaponry or other materials or support provided by Iran.
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At issue in the litigation are "cost-sharing subsidies" that help pay doctor and hospital bills for millions of lower-income people.
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At issue was the time frame and volume of pages the Pentagon and budget office would have to turn over to CPI.
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At issue is an obscure question of whether a Reagan-era agreement that exempted IRS regulations from OMB review should be retained.
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Thus, at some point, the married couple at issue will be called on to prove that this is a bona fide marriage.
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The Louisiana law at issue in that case is nearly identical to the admitting privileges law struck down in Whole Woman's Health.
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Relations between Israel's Jewish majority and its Arab minority, and those between secular Israelis and ultra-Orthodox Jews, are also at issue.
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At issue are cost-sharing reduction (CSR) subsidies for copays and deductibles, which are increasing 15 percent for silver plans in 2017.
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"Apple has already offset the payment at issue under the agreement against royalties that were owed to Qualcomm," Qualcomm's Rosenberg told Reuters.
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At issue is a deal over DREAMers — a deal that both parties, and the president, have said they want to see made.
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At issue is Bears Ears, a Utah canyon region beloved by the outdoor rec world and held sacred by several native nations.
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At issue were bits of code called application programming interfaces (APIs), the technology that allows different computer programs to talk to each other.
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Crawford will be sentenced next month; he faces life in prison, but at issue is whether he will ever be eligible for parole.
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At issue, according to interviews by Reuters: the banks want an exemption from holding capital against deposits parked with a state-owned fund.
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At issue was not the gun blueprints per se, but whether posting them to the worldwide internet violated the Arms Export Control Act.
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The Justice Department is arguing that the California laws at issue conflict with federal immigration laws and frustrate Congress's goals in adopting them.
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At issue, too, is what it means to be a nation, and whether that should be an overriding identity in 21st-century Europe.
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At issue is a fundamental question about how to use vast swaths of publicly owned land, most of which is in the West.
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While it's unclear which law is at issue, federal law forbids campaign officials from soliciting or accepting "things of value" from foreign nationals.
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The $2.5 billion at issue before the US Supreme Court came from a US Department of Defense fund intended for counter-drug activities.
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The downloads at issue occurred while Anthony was still working at Google—when he and his team were authorized to use the information.
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The big picture: At issue is a tool to integrate apps with the Post Office's network known as an application program interface (API).
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At issue is a move by the supervisory board to ensure former board members contribute to the costs of the bank's past misconduct.
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The city sold the bonds at issue in 2012 to fund judgments it lost to casinos for property-tax appeals, according to Reuters.
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Well-off Indian families, a member of one explains, go into marriage negotiations as if the merger of two companies is at issue.
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Page 17, footnotes: The government accuses Apple of developing the passcode-based encryption features at issue in this case for marketing purposes. E.g.
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At issue is whether the boat will undergo a full forensics evaluation before being returned to its registered owner, Carly Black, Austin's mother.
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Because so much confidential information was at issue, a fair amount of the case is under seal and will probably remain so forever.
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At issue are the rules that set the amount of regional content a product must have for it to count within the deal.
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Or those paragraphs could be removed and the technologies at issue be monitored instead by U.S. government agencies that enforce export control rules.
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Now the White House report undercuts the notion that the tax penalties at issue in the case are central to the health law.
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U.S.-based carriers like Southwest and American purchased the particular safety upgrades at issue for their 737 Max planes, according to the Times.
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Established case law mandates that Congress demonstrate the intent to retain control clearly and with specific language particular to the records at issue.
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At issue, primarily, is the claim made by Trump that Comey told him, on three separate occasions, that he was not under investigation.
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Royalties for shows sold on DVDs, streaming platforms and cable TV are also at issue, along with funding for the WGA's health plan.
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Royalties for shows sold on DVDs, streaming platforms and cable TV were also at issue, along with funding for the Guild's health plan.
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The patent at issue in the lawsuit was issued to Amgen in the 2000s, when it was attempting to develop an asthma treatment.
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At issue is the legality of settlements that only include "cy-près" funds, which reward outside groups and lawyers but not the plaintiffs.
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At issue is whether the partial term Thune, Barrasso and Blunt served in their leadership posts in 2012 — an aberration caused by Sen.
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At issue are comments Selva made Tuesday during his confirmation hearing to be reappointed Joint Chiefs vice chairman for another two-year term.
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Yet despite the significant amounts at issue in whistleblower cases, many (if not most) of these matters languish for years and grow stale.
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Background: At issue is the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), a United Nations agreement negotiated in the 6900s to ban nuclear explosions.
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According to the press release, Yohai submitted inflated appraisals in seeking to refinance two of the properties at issue in the first case.
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The downloads at issue occurred while Anthony was still working at Google — when he and his team were authorized to use that information.
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At issue is Kovaleski's 2001 Washington Post article suggesting the possibility that some Muslims in New Jersey celebrated the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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The projects at issue in Wednesday's cases were Dominion Energy's Cove Point facility in Maryland, scheduled to open within weeks; Cheniere Energy Inc.
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The regulation at issue is separate, though related to, the Clean Power Plan, which mandates a cut in the entire power sector's emissions.
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But beyond being a pipe dream, given the institutional challenges, this tactic fails to take seriously the intricate First Amendment questions at issue.
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At issue in the case are Deloitte's "materially false" audit reports for 2010 financial statements issued by an unnamed Brazilian airline corporate client.
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At issue is a decision last week by a federal appeals court that changed a part of the law that created the agency.
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At issue is a provision in the new draft of the bill that would impose stricter work requirements for recipients of food stamps.
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But at issue for some White House staffers is the existence of encrypted apps, such as Signal and Confide, that automatically delete messages.
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At issue is China's unique household registration — or hukou — system, which was intended to keep rural workers from flooding into more populous regions.
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There are exceptions for libel, incitement, obscenity and fighting words, and one for "true threats," which is at issue in Mr. Knox's case.
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The downloads at issue occurred while Anthony was still working at Google — when he and his team were authorized to use the information.
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I only lifted up my blindfold once over the course of the sound artist Francisco López's performance at Issue Project Room on Tuesday.
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Sessions slams policies The California laws at issue limit state and local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities in a variety of ways.
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Particularly at issue for Barr: the President's tweets, which the AG last week said make it impossible for him to do his job.
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At issue is whether the state's rules amount to a "functional ban" on owning a firearm, in violation of the Constitution's Second Amendment.
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The socioeconomics of wildfire are already at issue with more communities forced to the fringe of one of the nation's most expensive states.
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The law surrounding executive privilege is complex, and its application varies depending on the specific nature of the witness and communications at issue.
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In order to establish a predicate for invoking the presidential communications privilege, one ordinarily would first identify the potential presidential decision at issue.
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At issue, however, is whether the United States has a steel industry responsive to military demands, not the size of their profit margins.
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Flynn's recent moves to unravel his plea "put the representation of his former attorneys directly at issue," prosecutors wrote in a filing Sunday.
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The Washington Post and The New York Times reported Thursday that the contacts at issue between Trump and the foreign leader involve Ukraine.
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At issue is the legality of a 2014 Louisiana law requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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At issue is a 2014 Louisiana law, passed but never enacted, that requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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Typically when a dissenting opinion refers to something in the majority opinion, the dissenting justice includes a citation to the point at issue.
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At issue is the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which protects nearly 800,000 immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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President Obama said Tuesday that the Army Corps of Engineers is exploring ways to reroute the pipeline to avoid the areas at issue.
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If the effect was nationwide, she said, that was only because the agency had decided to apply the rule at issue that way.
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At issue is how US law enforcement handled the Democratic National Committee server, which was hacked by the Russians during the 2016 election.
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What's at issue here is who will have the best reputation for security in the future, and the answer is up for grabs.
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At issue are glider trucks, which have newly-built truck bodies but older engines that are not subject to the same emissions regulations.
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The solicitor general rarely asks the court to announce an interpretation of a statutory provision that was not at issue in the case.
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Democrats said the regulations at issue are reasonable, and delaying them would unnecessarily contribute to increases in pollutants like mercury and particulate matter.
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At issue is so-called forced arbitration, where companies include language in contracts that force customers to settle disputes outside of the courts.
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"The speech at issue is core political speech entitled to the maximum protection afforded by the First Amendment," Circuit Judge Kent Jordan wrote.
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Another possibility is that the justices strike down the law, or invalidate one of the two provisions at issue while keeping the other.
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At issue is whether transgender people deserve the same federal protections that have been extended to groups such as blacks and religious minorities.
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At issue was an ordinance that took effect on April 1, requiring companies that want city contracts to disclose NRA contracts or sponsorships.
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At issue is the prevalent and problematic reading of BDS as being tantamount to anti-Semitism (which is a felony offense in Germany).
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At issue here is how much Nintendo profits from the game, which nets cash from in-app purchases and local advertising (to come).
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At issue in Maryland was whether Republican voters could go to court and challenge a redistricting plan they say violated their First Amendment rights.
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At issue is whether the Constitution&aposs Fourth Amendment requires a search warrant for the government to access a person&aposs cellphone location history.
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At issue is the railroad crossing at Main Street -- known as a hump crossing because the tracks are on the crest of a slope.
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At issue in this letter is what happened at a January 10, 2018, meeting between top Justice Department officials and House Intelligence Committee officials.
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According to a declaration that Mueller's office submitted from an FBI special agent, D1 and D2 provided the text messages at issue in May.
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" And Jack Palladino, PSOPS's lead investigator, sent this statement: "The credibility of witnesses and the verifiability of allegations are always at issue in litigation.
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" Alito continued, "The Court of Appeals misapplied the canon in this case because its interpretations of the three provisions at issue here are implausible.
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But at issue is something much more profound: a disagreement regarding the nature of technological progress that has important implications for the world economy.
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The first performance, "Evil Nigger," is 24 hours long, and will be presented by Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste and LaMont Hamilton at ISSUE Project Room.
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At issue is how broadly or narrowly companies are protected under the Communications Decency Act, which was part of the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
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"The facts at issue, and particularly the applicants' working conditions, showed clearly that they amounted to human trafficking and forced labor," the ECHR said.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Andrews in Delaware rejected an argument by Niantic that the Blackbird patent at issue should be invalidated as too abstract.
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But where no confidential information was at issue, Alsup would scornfully unveil transcripts and documents left and right that made both sides look bad.
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At issue is the size of a "block", the name given to the batches into which bitcoin transactions are assembled before they are confirmed.
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The changes addressed less-targeted forms of hate than were at issue in the Crowder controversy, such as attacks on entire groups of people.
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The bank argues that FINRA's decision is too vague to implement, while Phiri argues it grants him rights to the intellectual property at issue.
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At issue was whether the anti-allergy EpiPen should be classified as a generic or a brand-name drug under Medicaid Drug Rebate program.
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The plaintiffs in the suit are seeking unspecified monetary damages, as well as a court order halting the police policies and practices at issue.
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But the three-judge appeals court panel ruled unanimously that the privacy law at issue was intended to protect individuals, not groups like EPIC.
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What is not at issue is that Al Awlaki was a despicable human being who was bent on carrying out his jihad against America.
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Reminder: At issue is whether the president of the United States is secretly taping phone calls -- including those with his now-deposed FBI director.
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At issue, they said, is Ryan's tough path to securing the votes he needs to win a full two-year term leading House Republicans.
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Orenstein's conclusions do not rely on the specific facts of the case before him or on the particulars of the operating system at issue.
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Royalties for shows sold on DVDs, streaming platforms and cable TV were also at issue, along with funding for the Guild's health plan. Variety.
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At issue is a payment made to Iran by the U.S. earlier this year to settle part of a 1970s lawsuit between the countries.
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The key provision at issue, for example, directs that the entry into the US by nationals of six countries... be suspended for 90 days.
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At issue are reports that Trump asked them personally to in some way intervene in the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 elections.
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For example, Young says that the wild dog samples at issue belonged to her and not to Helgen, and weren't collected during the expedition.
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The ruling did not deal with a Minnesota law which requires schools to prevent cyber bullying, which was not at issue in the case.
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For Reilly, the court determined that her behaviour was not fearful, and again, the allegedly homophobic nature of Elliott's tweets was not at issue.
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But the characters at issue — Mr. Giuliani; Mr. Pompeo; and the president himself — and the unfiltered descriptions of their actions make for gripping reading.
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At issue are proposed rules designed to prevent blue states from circumventing the cap on state and local deductions in President Trump's tax law.
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At issue is the sale of a major uranium company from Canada to Russia in 2010, a move approved by the Clinton State Department.
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She invalidated all three patents at issue in the suit, finding that the ideas they catalogued were abstract ideas and ineligible for patent protection.
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At issue were the interceptors' Exo-atmospheric Kill Vehicles, which are meant to break off from the interceptor once launched, and hit the target.
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At issue is Takata's use of a compound called ammonium nitrate, which can become unstable over time or when it is exposed to moisture.
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At issue is the flight-control system known as MCAS that malfunctioned on both flights because it received erroneous data from a faulty sensor.
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"Any presidential immunity from state criminal process does not extend to investigative steps like the grand jury subpoena at issue here," the panel wrote.
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At issue is a February inspector general report that found some calls for help were going to voicemail or did not receive immediate action.
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For China, at issue is 4.1 percent of its total demand and output — a share of exports to the U.S. in China's nominal GDP.
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At issue: a baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple on the grounds that it violated his religious convictions.
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At issue is a program that collects fees from most insurers and uses the money to help pay high-cost claims for sicker people.
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At issue is a classified 85033 Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) opinion, which Wyden has singlehandedly and repeatedly pushed the government to make public.
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At issue in the civil litigation and regulatory disputes is whether Qualcomm's patent licensing practices, when combined with its chip business, constitute anticompetitive behavior.
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At issue is whether the unit — currently under the authority of U.S. Strategic Command — should be elevated to a full-fledged warfighting combatant command.
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At issue is a looming gap in reimbursement for home infusion treatment due to an unintended consequence of legislation Congress passed in late 2016.
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The details: The policy at issue is an amendment to a global treaty phasing down refrigerants in appliances that emit powerful greenhouse gas emissions.
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At issue were nine state Senate districts and 19 state House districts, as carved out in a plan adopted by the legislature in 2011.
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The judge found that "none of the allegedly false statements put at issue in the complaint are adequate" to sustain the former workers' case.
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In a decision on Friday, U.S. District Judge Kevin Castel rejected Bloomberg's argument that iSentium did not adequately identify the trade secrets at issue.
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Rather, at issue is that the Constitution requires Congress to authorize military action, and the 2001 and 2002 AUMFs do not suffice for this.
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Last weekend, the cumulative impact of all this work was laid out for inspection during a concert series at Issue Project Room in Brooklyn.
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At issue, then, is whether he'll continue to go above and beyond his formal and legal obligations, the way he has as your mentor.
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At issue was how far and how fast to privatize health care for veterans, a long-sought goal for conservatives like the Koch brothers.
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It is the delicate balance between technical skills and judgment that is at issue in choosing a doctor, and there is no easy answer.
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"The two counties at issue here, the F.B.I. was working with them in 2016, to identify and to take whatever action," Mr. DeSantis said.
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David Lewis, who helped draw one of the maps at issue in Rucho, was admirably honest about his motives in a 2016 statehouse speech.
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The malware at issue in the current court case infected 41,000 computers, relying on spam emails disguised as legitimate messages or invoices, officials said.
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At issue is the tension between two schools of thought, on the one hand, the traditional wisdom regarding female candidates and how they dress.
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This analysis may still hold true for mergers of essentially fungible components, like the truck beds and brakes at issue in the Fruehauf case.
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FABER: YOU KNOW, THAT TRACK RECORD OF COURSE IS SOMETHING THAT IS NOW AT ISSUE, WITH P&G SAYING IT'S NOT WHAT IT APPEARS.
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At issue is a highly technical question: Did Google violate Oracle's copyrights when it mimicked parts of Oracle's Java programming language to build Android?
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