We're almost at a set-point for the next few months and, barring flash crashes, don't expect much to change barring some wild SEC regulation.
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The United States is also barring all travel to Iran, and barring entry to any foreign citizen who has visited Iran in the last 14 days.
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Barring an entire group of people based on the gender of their sexual partner is no less outlandish than barring people based on where they live.
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Why it matters: Barring Kaspersky Lab software from Federal computers is one thing, Barring the firm from doing business in the United States is significantly more onerous.
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What would it take in America, barring a sex strike?
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Barring that, you can turn to websites such as Upwork.
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Barring death, resignation or impeachment, Trump must live with Pence.
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Barring something unforeseen, that demand isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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But barring a reporter for asking those question is not.
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Barring that, however, a fun little mobile game will do.
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So his opposition also looks entrenched, barring a remarkable reversal.
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Barring a catastrophe, new marks will be born every day.
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Barring the odd stylistic infelicity, he handles his material well.
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The votes effectively secured his confirmation, barring any unexpected changes.
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Indian passports, barring official and diplomatic passports, are navy blue.
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Barring an unforeseen catastrophe, Clinton will be the Democratic nominee.
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Barring the Shall Not Fade White Label series of course.
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Cuthbert could be activated later this month, barring another setback.
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Barring disaster, Clinton's delegate lead is certain to grow Tuesday.
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S. border and barring immigration from seven predominantly Muslim nations.
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Barring any unexpected downturn, Republicans can benefit from the economy.
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President Donald Trump's time in office, barring judicial intervention, at
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Barring the unforeseen, Kim could rule North Korea for decades.
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"Barring this, results would have been below expectations," he said.
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Barring a setback, the Rockies will activate Hundley on Monday.
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Barring a specific workforce from using is discriminatory and dangerous.
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Barring an unexpected collapse, the Hawkeyes are the conference favorites.
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One Philippine congressman proposed barring Mr. Trump from the country.
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They succeeded in barring any public testimony on the floor.
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China retaliated by barring Master Hsing Yun from the mainland.
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As for barring Mr. McConnell, the short answer is no.
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Barring a miracle, he looks like losing again this weekend.
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Barring setback, his next start will be for the Brewers.
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Some other U.S. states have similar laws barring official misconduct.
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The Trump campaign is barring Bloomberg News from its events.
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Barring volatile food and energy components, prices increased 0.1 percent.
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The police quickly locked down the island, barring all visitors.
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We cannot see those things with New York barring it.
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Barring some unforeseen situation, Trump will win reelection in 2020.
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Some states passed laws barring women from the profession altogether.
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Periodically, there is talk of barring them from more roads.
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Iowa will be alone in barring voting by all felons.
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Barring a miracle, earnings will fall from a year ago.
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Barring Congress from using taxpayer funds to pay sexual harassment settlements.
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Barring any unexpected developments, it appears the conflict really is ending.
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Barring the occasional snippet of awkward dialogue, the demo met expectations.
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His successor will be picked in this primary, barring something unforeseen.
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Barring state violence against American citizens, that would be a mistake.
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Barring further strength in the currency, this too should eventually pass.
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So barring a catastrophic collapse, Hillary Clinton is going to win.
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Both actors signed NDAs barring them from discussing their relationship publicly.
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This evolution, barring a sale to a different studio, seems inevitable.
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Barring disasters, one of the pair will be president next January.
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Conley issued a temporary restraining order barring enforcement against the family.
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Barring any new issues, Samsung seems to have emerged relatively unscathed.
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He's expected back by the end of July, barring any setbacks.
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Barring that, he is pleading, pleading with Seattle to trade him.
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Barring the odd blip, the Remain side has a small lead.
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Lee said he believes she will not appear, barring special circumstances.
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Virginia imposes especially harsh restrictions, barring felons from voting for life.
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Barring any Congressional catastrophe, Director Pompeo will soon be Secretary Pompeo.
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Barring Canberra's relationship with Wellington, it is Australia's strongest defense partnership.
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He obtained a court order barring release of his personnel records.
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Barring that, we will do anything to protect our loved ones.
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The Senate proposals will fail, barring some sudden and unexpected shift.
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First, barring women from driving gave the country a bad reputation.
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Barring any changes, the F.B.I. investigation could end by early May.
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Barring serious changes, the age of the Duck is quickly waning.
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Now, nobody really believes in Hulkamania, barring perhaps Hulk Hogan himself.
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Barring traffic, the drive on Interstate 95 takes about 40 minutes.
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Afscme decision barring a union from imposing agency fees on nonmembers.
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Barring blatant recklessness, finding common ground will always be a debate.
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The only relief, barring a few rare prisoner releases, is death.
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The government let you in, in spite of long barring you.
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The practice of barring unwelcome persons from running for office continues.
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It prevents "chain migration" by barring DREAMers from sponsoring their parents.
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They're barring some evil threat to the integrity of the nation.
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Barring unexpected headwinds, the airline industry will likely continue to grow.
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Barring a total collapse, they will soon reach the playoffs together.
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Barring that, an election would be called within another three months.
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Katie: Barring that, we're seeing a pretty much unprecedented board implosion.
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Barring some miracle, the Knicks will not make the playoffs, again.
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The Trump administration is barring Americans from traveling to North Korea.
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Every assignment, barring emergencies at remote sites, is completed on foot.
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Barring a disaster, LSU is going to roll in this game.
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His confirmation still appears to be unstoppable, barring some unforeseen revelation.
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The barring was baffling, since I'd already left the national team.
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Upscale white neighborhoods form covenants barring black families from home ownership.
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The city's zoning rules promote a healthy lifestyle, barring fast food chains.
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Barring the furniture, all original elements of an airplane have been retained.
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Barring food, energy and trade services, prices grew 0.2 percent last month.
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And it can issue a directive barring imaging over a given location.
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While Trump later signed an order barring such separations, protests have continued.
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His successor will be picked in this Democratic primary, barring something unforeseen.
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The birds have white plumage, often with black barring, and yellow eyes.
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Because barring something crazy, they are going to reach the conference finals.
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The groups argued that the targeting options violated laws barring discriminatory advertising.
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Barring a hold, the study may begin with Institutional Review Board approval.
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These terms can include barring intimacy such as kissing and holding hands.
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International communication in Venezuela is becoming tougher, with carriers barring international calls.
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Those test drivers could carry passengers (barring any legal obstacles), but don't.
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Meanwhile, semiautomatic and non-automatic firearms are generally legal, barring state laws.
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Second-half growth could hit 3 percent, barring unforeseen events, she added.
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And that, barring a last-minute miracle, will be his shame forever.
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Barring the occasional exception, most David's Bridal stores are profitable, said Key.
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Barring a setback, Miller's next step likely would be a rehab assignment.
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BARRING any last-minute hiccups, something remarkable will happen on October 1st.
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"Barring the odd minor misstep, this is seriously good eating," she wrote.
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Barring that, you can just explore the images with a traditional interface.
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The list looks as you'd might expect, barring a handful of exceptions.
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On a social network like Facebook, barring email exports makes more sense.
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Barring Indonesia, BBM has been taken over by Whatsapp and other clones.
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His title looks sure to come in Mexico next weekend, barring misfortune.
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Barring an incredibly lifelike animatronic, this isn't something Waymo could've planned for.
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Barring that, it's sacrificed its moral credibility for a short-term victory.
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Barring a last-minute miracle, the end of Asheron's Call is near.
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With Perez, we are talking an entire election season barring Fox News.
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"Barring any mishap, we're ready to go on June 1," he said.
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JCPenney will beat that price by 5%, barring major appliances and electronics.
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Barring a sudden reversal by the President, this isn't ending anytime soon.
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The CFPB built that assumption into its rule barring mandatory arbitration clauses.
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It also included a clause barring Suu Kyi from running for president.
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WADA has indicated that it could recommend barring the entire Russian delegation.
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Barring that, she is the ideal choice for a Vice Presidential candidate.
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I mean, barring a defect, the Note7 is still a great phone.
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Barring an unforeseen event, Clinton still has a lock on the win.
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Barring this automated approach, new developments will inevitably fall through the cracks.
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Barring catastrophe, Cleveland will be where they want to be in June.
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However, barring significant damage to those facilities, output typically starts up quickly.
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President Nixon responded by barring the Times from publishing stories about them.
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Barring some major medical breakthroughs, most of us won't see one again.
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Well, I guess we won't barring some craziness, there'll be just Trump.
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The company will keep its policy barring "hate content" on its service.
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LaFemina said that could remain the case for now, barring incremental deals.
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Barring that, he said he would nominate Moro to the Supreme Court.
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Then in 2012, the barring of women was extended to volleyball matches.
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Maine successfully passed legislation barring all nonmedical exemptions for vaccines this year.
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Mr. Mueller cited that factor as barring him from making accusations now.
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But, barring that, a quality chunk of meat doesn't need fancy trappings.
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Barring an enormous upset, Mr. Romney will join the United States Senate.
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Barring some major event or scandal, these are not fair-weather delegates.
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His employment contract has a term of four years, barring exceptional circumstances.
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Barring any postponements, Russell would be eligible to return May 3, 2019.
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Barring any legal challenge, the trademarks will be formalized after three months.
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Barring one-off charges, Galaxy reported a net profit of $4.9 million.
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Barring any sort of alien invasion occurring, TikTok will still be around.
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Barring injury or a catastrophic loss of form, Martinez should obliterate it.
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Klobuchar's campaign probably isn't going to last much longer, barring a surprise.
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Barring a few spots (see Mr. Mehta's notes), it's also really smooth!
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Japan and South Korea are barring noncitizens who have traveled to Hubei.
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Get to the beach in about a half-hour barring significant traffic.
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Gateway project: Barring a sudden change, this will fall by the wayside.
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Barring an enormous collapse, Tennessee is headed to the A.F.C. championship game.
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Wuhan residents were told not to leave the city, barring special circumstances.
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Barring Omar and Tlaib does the opposite, and makes Israel look small.
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Trump during his campaign talked about barring Muslims from entering the country.
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So Spain — barring some true miracle — is headed for elections this fall.
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He contends that barring him from school violates his First Amendment rights.
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A case in point was Trump barring the Post from his rallies.
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Barring an acquisition offer, the next stop may be a 2018 IPO.
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"Barring recounts, this nightmare of a campaign will be over," Oliver said.
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Barring a deal, Manley predicted the government will limp along until Jan.
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But barring a miracle, Sanders won't be coming near the White House.
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So Democrats aren't just running on good old ideas like requiring presidential candidates to release their tax returns, and barring lobbyists from making campaign contributions, but on good new ideas like barring lobbyists from getting paid by foreign governments.
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But barring an error, absentees will have put Lamb (D) over the top.
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Mueller's team considered whether the advisers violated laws barring election contributions from foreigners.
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CAVUTO: California now is barring tech companies from collecting all that personal data.
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Barring some enormous polling error, Donald Trump has this race in the bag.
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But barring instances of bribery or other serious crimes, arrests are extremely rare.
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Also unprecedented was Beijing's barring two Hong Kong legislators from joining the legislature.
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Ohio already has a law barring the use of state funding for abortions.
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Without them, that goal now looks unattainable — barring some major unforeseen technological advances.
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For the moment, nobody should draw a salary or stipend, barring exceptional circumstances.
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Legal settlements in America and Europe followed, barring the company from monopolistic behaviour.
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Barring an algorithmic breakthrough, we will have to solve the problem in segments.
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Barring some exogenous shock, the Fed is almost certain to move in December.
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Barring another last-minute cancelation, the launch window opens at 6:46 p.m.
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Barring a surprise, it will not be able to govern on its own.
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Barring change of heart by Ellis, ban effectively ends her national team career.
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Barring a settlement, the judge told the parties she'd make a ruling soon.
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That included riders barring the EPA from researching the environmental impacts of fracking.
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Congress passed the Magnitsky Act, barring certain apparatchiks from entering the United States.
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Barring progressive rule changes, this analytics-influenced explosion shows no signs of stopping.
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That includes barring undersea drilling and mining, as well as commercial fishing activity.
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BOOTHE: Yes, through things like barring people from holding -- WILLIAMS: Right, right, right.
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Barring a stunning reversal of fortunes, Hulk Hogan looks primed to beat Gawker.
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On the Democratic side, the field is set, barring some unexpected late entries.
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The panel on Tuesday ordered lower-court judges to enter injunctions barring enforcement.
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Hockenson is expected to clear concussion protocol by game time, barring a setback.
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Barring any last-minute hiccups, though, something remarkable will happen at the meeting.
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Trump won the electoral vote and, barring Armageddon, will take office in January.
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Barring that, look for an action movie with some degree of critical cachet.
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Barring something extreme, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump appear to be the leaders.
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Pelosi appears unlikely to embrace impeachment barring a major revelation about the president.
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But barring further revelations, there isn't likely to be anything more than that.
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Barring a major deviation from Justice Department policy, Trump will not be indicted.
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Barring an entire team from the Olympics for rule violations is extremely rare.
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Feinstein said her bills would prevent Trump from unilaterally barring factions of immigrants.
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Kennedy's push for barring state single-payer systems comes as Democrats embrace Sen.
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"Donald Trump Calls for Barring Muslims From Entering U.S." The New York Times.
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And HHS had announced the proposed rule barring discrimination based on gender identity.
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Barring that, what's the answer to the impending prospect of an unaccountable presidency?
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Barring unforeseen circumstances, the winner should be set for a playoff spot. Nov.
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Barring substantial changes, however, the scope of the migration crisis could be enormous.
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Barring journalists is an almost unheard-of practice for a modern presidential candidate.
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Barring a setback, Chatwood will then be ready to rejoin the Rockies' rotation.
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So, barring a miracle, the partial shutdown is not ending any time soon.
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If Belgium comes in third, it should advance barring some truly unexpected scorelines.
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Barring major changes on the part of either party, they almost certainly cannot.
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Barring that, there's always the option of tinnies from the local mini market.
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This means barring them from leaving the hospital before they even attempt suicide.
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Barring a setback with Jack's knee, it's very obvious where this is headed.
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Barring disaster, the Cavaliers will be the Eastern Conference's representatives again in June.
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Barring a total collapse in the pitching staff, Tampa will probably hover around .
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And barring a huge shakeup, it's hard to see how Sanders catches him.
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Nothing about priestly celibacy or barring women from clerical ranks, for that matter.
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And that had been put away, barring 'The Misfits,' which was itself excruciating.
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Barring special circumstances, most people don't need that level of continued hand-holding.
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The opinion was accompanied by a permanent injunction barring enforcement of those restrictions.
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But Judge O'Connor did not issue an injunction barring enforcement of the law.
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Barring that, Italy could find itself on the way out of the eurozone.
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The settlements included confidentiality provisions barring the women from discussing their complaints publicly.
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Barring a sudden plummet, today will mark the longest U.S. bull market yet.
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Polls suggest Biden is on pace for a similar victory, barring a surprise.
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Barring a dramatic reversal, however, the criminal proceedings against Schock will move forward.
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It also means barring or severely curtailing advertising on any of these platforms.
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So, barring any other wardrobe conundrums, the all-women space walk is happening!
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He approved legislation that included barring the use of evidence obtained under torture.
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Barring something cataclysmic, it should continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
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But barring them risks long-term damage to Israel's broader relationship with America.
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One Republican presidential candidate suggested temporarily barring Muslims from entering the United States.
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However, barring those hiccups, the Disney deal could be completed within a year.
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But barring a lottery win, I'm not planning to go anywhere anytime soon.
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But the United States government is barring Americans from traveling to North Korea.
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Barring a knife, the best is a rifle — you know who you're killing.
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The panel also upheld that court's preliminary injunction barring enforcement for the plaintiffs.
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Its 11 million residents have been told not to leave, barring special circumstances.
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Barring a major upset in San Diego's stadium referendum on Tuesday, Buffalo wins.
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The Point: Barring some unforeseen event, Biden is likely to run for president.
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Barring its oil sector, Egypt had been struggling to attract FDI for years.
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Now the country is barring US military ships from docking in Hong Kong.
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Feinstein said Stanford should "think of barring alcohol on campus" given what happened.
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Barring a significant turnaround, all might be finished before the New Hampshire primaries.
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He will miss the next three games as well, barring a successful appeal.
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Maybe we've seen the high in oil barring some sort of geopolitical event.
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Barring nuclear war or natural disaster, there's basically no chance of that happening.
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Barring legal challenges, the Trump administration is eager to let them do it.
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"Democrats aren't just running on good old ideas like requiring presidential candidates to release their tax returns and barring lobbyists from making campaign contributions, but on good new ideas like barring lobbyists from getting paid by foreign governments," he said.
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Barring an almost unthinkable Democratic upset, Mitt Romney looks bound for the US Senate.
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Barring any setbacks, she should be onstage Friday night when the tour hits Denver.
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Barring a major decline on Friday, the will record its fourth consecutive weekly gain.
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By contrast, he said, suspending dividend payments and barring share repurchases produces slower results.
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Make sure to ask for a refund or, barring that, food and accommodation vouchers.
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A blanket rule barring presentation of outdated performance results should be instituted and followed.
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A proper launch is reportedly slated for sometime in 2019, barring any unforeseen delays.
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Then he signed an executive order temporarily barring refugees, and all travelers from Somalia.
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Vapor products are not subject to restrictions barring cigarette ads from television and radio.
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The faith-based institution's rigid rules around sexuality included barring sex outside of marriage.
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I've enjoyed every game in the series (barring some of the Game Boy instantiations).
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However, barring the higher oil prices, import prices were up just 0.2% in March.
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Wuhan's 11 million residents were told not to leave the city, barring special circumstances.
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Ms Haque expects production to rise by over 17% this year, barring unfavourable weather.
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The authorities revoked his fan ID card shortly after, barring him from future matches.
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English also moved for a temporary restraining order barring Mulvaney from taking the office.
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But barring those two instances, Cramer was pleased with how the quarter turned out.
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Barring surgery, is there any way you can control these hormones to your advantage?
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Barring a big leap forward in laboratory-grown meat, this is likely to continue.
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Barring some kind of shocking development, the May deal is well and truly dead.
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Barring a collapse of the government, the next election is not scheduled until 2022.
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Barring a miracle, this will only be Lewis' fourth losing season in 14 years.
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Again, this isn't going to happen barring some unforeseen massive catastrophe in Clinton's campaign.
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"It's going to be a recovery, not a rescue, barring a miracle," he said.
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Barring the act of a mischief god, Donald Trump isn't going to be president.
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Barring accidents, he has a good chance of winning a second term in 2019.
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Or, barring that, get together as co-stars in a film of their own?
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An order of protection was also granted on Wednesday, barring Cooke from contacting Haberkorn.
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Even barring some economic disaster, demand for these higher-yielding loans could dry up.
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Or barring that, what patent-related absurdity can we expect in the months ahead?
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Barring trades, the top teams right now are the Browns, Giants, Jets and Broncos.
|
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She is challenging a nondisclosure agreement she signed barring her from discussing the matter.
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Which is why these debates have clinched the election for her, barring something unimaginable.
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And in November, barring unforeseen circumstances, America will almost certainly vote for this narrative.
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"I like being long Square barring a disastrous earnings report later today," added Baruch.
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Judge Alsup's order effectively barring such settlements, according to Logitech, conflicts with Rule 23.
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Barring something extreme, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump appear to be the leaders. Check.
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As every boy's body grows (barring a fundamental developmental issue), so does his penis.
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He's going to be able to make it back barring setbacks of some kind.
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"Barring the PD, everything is possible," Matteo Salvini said at Rome's foreign press club.
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Barring delayed treatment, side effects like long-term pain or permanent curvature are rare.
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Barring tremendous medical advances, demand for long-term care is almost certain to rise.
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Barring a surprise, an era of costly litigation may soon come to an end.
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Barring the liquor enthusiasts, attitudes to whiskey and other stronger drinks were undoubtedly similar.
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Barring an injury to another player, Black Aces do not see any playoff action.
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His main influence, barring a few examples of Christian calendar art, was life itself.
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Barring a few initiatives in this field, we're leaving girls and young women behind.
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It would specifically overrule the Supreme Court decision last year, barring those purging practices.
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Analysts say stocks could follow the seasonal trends higher, barring problems in trade talks.
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One would restrict presidents to two terms, thus barring Mr Correa from running again.
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The Washington Post Editorial Board: Barring Omar and Tlaib from Israel is un-Israeli.
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Barring injury, Manning will still likely begin the year under center for the Giants.
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Flores ruling barring the government from holding undocumented children for more than 20 days.
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Kattouf said the dispute is unlikely to affect the American economy barring further developments.
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How would the country benefit from barring skilled and energetic immigrants like Mr. Batoor?
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Barring any shocks to the economy, we expect them to raise rates in December.
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That is, of course, barring some revelation about a particular 2013 visit to Moscow.
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Picard also won a permanent injunction in 2011 barring competing claims against the estate.
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Barring objections they will be formally registered in late May and early June respectively.
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Don't worry, we're not suddenly barring anyone under 59 from reading what we publish.
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Barring the implosion of Trump, he doesn't have a promising path to the nomination.
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That scenario appears increasingly necessary, barring a dramatic change of course by Mr. Sisi.
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Barring any unforeseen trends, VR's going to mostly have to sit this one out.
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Everyone present (barring hangovers or fights with significant others) is happy to be there.
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Follow it and you will get what you need barring any special health conditions.
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The judge said she was not barring him from presenting evidence of anyone's profits.
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A trial is scheduled to begin in May barring a resolution to the dispute.
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The FDA's new rules will go into effect September 4, barring last-minute objections.
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The judge issued an injunction barring use of the funds for a border wall.
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Barring those seeking our destruction from entering our territory is almost an obvious step.
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Barring his winning Democratic support, this quartet would be enough to doom his chances.
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That is probably their fate, though, barring a collapse by the Boston Red Sox.
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In the end, he'll say that his attorneys are barring him from doing so.
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" On Tuesday, a Goldman spokesperson said the Fed's barring of Vella "speaks for itself.
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Congress subsequently passed a bill barring the service from conducting counts of crowd sizes.
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Barring a plea deal or an acquittal, he was on a path to prison.
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Barring strong economic growth in 2015, the U.S. has consistently posted lower GDP metrics.
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Mr. Macron is adamantly pro-Europe and quickly opposed President Trump's barring of refugees.
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The White House has faced major criticism for barring cameras from briefings so frequently.
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Australia joined the United States in temporarily barring foreigners who have recently visited China.
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Barring doctors from executions will only increase the risk that prisoners will unduly suffer.
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But barring cash discriminates against people who don't have credit cards or bank accounts.
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Barring international students, by contrast, is a response of dubious effectiveness and certain harm.
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The judge on Wednesday issued an injunction barring enforcement of that measure as well.
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He opened by announcing that he was barring Oakley indefinitely from Madison Square Garden.
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Flake told MSNBC that he would support Kavanaugh's nomination barring a last-minute development.
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He said that barring a breakthrough, additional tariffs scheduled to be imposed on Dec.
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Barring other acquisitions, Petty, recovering from shoulder surgery, figures to serve as McCown's backup.
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I was fairly sure that, barring the call of duty, I probably wouldn't return.
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Surrogacy experts and surrogates said that barring foreigners would simply push the trade underground.
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But it said the law barring scandalous trademarks ran afoul of the First Amendment.
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In barring Russia's team, Olympic officials left the door open for some Russian athletes.
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Four years from now (barring a tragic accident), I will be 50 years old.
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But on good new ideas like barring lobbyists from getting paid by foreign governments.
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Nobody better is coming along for the Jets barring a franchise quarterback draft plunge.
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Show implacable hostility to Iran, possibly short of destroying the deal, barring a mishap.
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Barring any injuries, Tanaka will make his fourth opening day start in five years.
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Barring that, the deal will likely go through, Amazon expects, within the next six months.
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In New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo issued a fiat barring insurance companies from covering it.
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Or, barring that, I want Hollywood to give my daughter more women she can admire.
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Some were sent back before a federal judge issued an emergency order temporarily barring deportations.
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Barring an economic or military crisis, it's hard to see his path to the White
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According to The Athletic, he could resume physical activity in eight weeks, barring any setbacks.
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Barring any new legislation, works will start entering every year with that 95 year lag.
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Barring the Charlotte ordinance that sparked the debate, there were no laws regarding bathroom usage.
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They are found throughout much of sub-Saharan Africa, barring the hottest and driest parts.
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Barring a surprise 67-vote Democratic majority in his second term, there's no fourth option.
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"Having said that, barring any last-minute shocks, Bolsonaro is going to win," Wood said.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Barring those theories, I considered yet another option worthy of examining.Jealousy.
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Critics have said that could violate a constitutional clause barring accepting gifts from foreign governments.
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The Fed now seems ready to raise rates in March, barring unexpected, negative economic data.
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Why it matters: Barring a recusal, the next attorney general will oversee the Russia investigation.
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Also, Musk seems to genuinely enjoy Twitter, so barring him is a fairly effective punishment.
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His comments about barring all Muslims immigrants and tourists signal he is serious about terrorism.
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It included a provision barring local ordinances making further accommodations for transgender people until 2020.
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Lori admits Steve's very protective ... but is he over barring and going full CIA mode?
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Barring a debt acceleration scenario, Wanda's onshore liquidity remains adequate for the next 18 months.
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In court papers, prosecutors said barring Officer Porter's testimony would mean "effectively gutting" their prosecution.
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Barring a Microsoft-like government intervention, it's FaceGoogle's world now, and we must all adapt.
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Barring something unusual or otherwise unexpected, she is well positioned for the 24 Democratic primaries.
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New York, for example, did not adopt the traditional English approach of barring such funding.
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He expects quarterly home prices to fall 0.5 percent to 1 percent, barring external shocks.
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Courts love arbitration; it frees up their own clogged dockets, by barring would-be litigants.
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Barring any major content deficiencies or endgame issues, I think it's going to be fantastic.
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Bush was wrongly decided because it didn't go far enough in barring PETA-style lawsuits.
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But, as many seasoned runners will say, barring injury, pain is no reason to stop.
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The case concerned a law enacted by Alabama lawmakers barring the dilation and evacuation procedure.
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That is, of course, barring any production hiccups that could occur in the coming months.
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Barring a dramatic and unexpected change, there are two plausible outcomes to the Brexit drama.
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The scientific evidence shows vaccines are generally safe, barring a few rare, typically minor complications.
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It is barring staff from organizing meetings before 10am and after 4pm, Campaign reports. 8.
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Barring any dramatic intervention, however, the biggest e-commerce sites look set to get bigger.
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Barring any odd, last-minute surprises, we know what the upcoming iPhones will look like.
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Barring the discovery of actual human remains, however, we may never know the whole story.
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In the film Wakanda goes further still, barring the export even of finished, manufactured items.
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Walmart is expected to announce the blockbuster transaction on Monday, barring any last-minute hiccups.
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But barring actual military conflicts, negative responses by equities are expected to be short-lived.
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And, barring its discovery, there is no way to prove that he actually hid it.
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Moreover, it issued its statement concurrently with an executive order barring immigration from seven countries.
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The judge issued an injunction barring use of the Pentagon funds for a border wall.
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Barring injury or early retirement, Ovechkin will reach at least 700 goals and 1,300 points.
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Barring a total overhaul of leadership and business model, Facebook will never be that platform.
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A district court judge granted a restraining order barring him from continuing to do so.
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According to A's manager Bob Melvin, Doolittle might play catch next week, barring a setback.
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Manager Bob Melvin said that, barring a setback, he expects Manaea to need only on ?
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Barring a debt acceleration scenario, Wanda's onshore liquidity remains adequate for the next 5003 months.
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Barring a major setback, Trump will surely brag about this continually on the campaign trail.
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Cohen wants an immediate restraining order barring Avenatti from talking about him or the case.
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That list of nine trade secrets is said to be cemented barring an extreme discovery.
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He has proposed freezing all federal regulations for a year, barring health and safety rules.
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Miller also helped craft Trump's first executive order barring immigrants from several Muslim-majority countries.
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Earlier, a judge's injunction barring Lula da Silva from becoming chief of staff was overturned.
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What's next: Barring any huge surprises, Azar is on track for a relatively easy confirmation.
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South Korea's Defence Ministry said there was no change in its policy barring nuclear weapons.
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"Any startup that can ICO will ICO (barring a regulatory intervention)," Sacks tweeted last month.
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All of modern medicine and psychiatry, barring general-purpose anaesthesia, was developed during her lifetime.
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The Fed will hike rates in December barring any major shocks, policymaker James Bullard said.
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Barring this scenario, Sanders should let another progressive run and embrace a movement-building role.
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The league announced a new policy on Wednesday barring players from kneeling during the anthem.
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Barring some injury or other health issue, long-distance running is, primarily, an excellent workout.
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Barring some stunning conversion, he is unlikely to start pushing for more restrictive gun laws.
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Most state legislatures have formal, written policies or guidance for legislative employees barring sexual harassment.
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Mr. Trump is fighting claims that he violated the Constitution's emoluments clause barring self-enrichment.
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The irony is that by barring him, Mr Putin has tended to confirm this analysis.
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"Barring unforeseen challenges, there will be a capital increase," one of the sources told Reuters.
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But after the San Bernardino shootings, Mr. Trump called for closing mosques and barring Muslims.
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Meanwhile, barring some replies to compliments from fans and customer service requests, since October 27.
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Barring that, she said, California's wildfire seasons and air pollution would mess with my asthma.
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Barring accidents and reckless miscalculations, that offers a perspective of a grudgingly managed strategic rivalry.
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But the Israeli government is considering barring them from entering, according to several media reports.
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That one is gonna come out in the spring of 2017, barring any crazy delays.
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Barring injuries, the Spurs and the Warriors are now what they will be in May.
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The United States reimposed sanctions on Iran last year, barring countries from importing its oil.
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This should allow planting to proceed at a relatively normal pace barring any other interruptions.
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The US began barring entry for all travelers from Europe for 30 days on Friday.
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The restrictions were extended further on Thursday, barring all non-residents from entering the country.
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Barring seismic political shifts in Beijing, Taiwan won't be joining the United Nations anytime soon.
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Barring the opening four rounds, the schedule will need to be re-jigged, he added.
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Amazon is said to be barring customers the company thinks have returned too many items.
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But barring the emergence of a majority behind a negotiated arrangement, Britain will crash out.
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Barring additional changes, the AHCA keeps the architecture of ObamaCare (Title I regs) in place.
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The Maine island of North Haven went even further, barring all visitors, including seasonal residents.
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Barring people with severe mental illness from getting guns isn't going to reach this population.
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It has until Nov 4 to wind down its Iran operations, barring any surprise exemption.
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The company also said it would be more aggressive about barring drivers when riders complain.
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The US last year sanctioned PDVSA, barring Americans from doing business with the oil giant.
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Russell will be eligible to return on May 3, against St. Louis, barring any postponements.
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Critics are increasingly asking what the exact criteria are for barring people from the country.
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The restrictions were extended further on Thursday, barring all non-residents from entering the country.
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Barring Chinese students won't restore American interest in filling these positions with our own students.
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Iraq is barring entry to all foreigners coming from China, its interior ministry said Sunday.
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First, they responded to President Trump's announcement barring transgender people from serving in the military.
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Barring an unforeseen political earthquake, the Senate will vote to acquit the president on Wednesday.
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Barring a miraculous resolution of the trade war, nothing similar is likely this time round.
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Over the weekend, China announced that it was barring overseas group tours by its citizens.
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Wuhan's 11 million residents have been told not to leave the city, barring special circumstances.
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Barring a similar reading in December last year, it was the highest since November 2010.
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Barring New England's offense figuring out what has gone wrong, this game has upset potential.
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"Barring some sociopaths, probably, there is nobody who doesn't care about their appearance," she said.
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Congress also passed a law barring the Justice Department from going after medical marijuana operators.
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The primary rationale for barring self-pardon is not textual or even contextual but policy.
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How can the United States kill Yemenis while simultaneously barring civilians from seeking refuge here?
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Both countries plan to impose still more tariffs in December, barring a breakthrough in talks.
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A judge placed strict conditions on his release, including barring him from entering Fair Haven.
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A New York judge temporarily blocked a new state rule barring brokers from charging tenants.
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Barring one of those factors, violent felony cases could also be moved to Family Court.
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For years he included a clause in the Interior Department's appropriations bill barring the change.
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By barring reformists, Mr. Khamenei funneled public demand for change into a more acceptable candidate.
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Still, he clarified that there is no order barring Chinese nationals from entering the Philippines.
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But barring any major ideological shifts, the current Attorney General is unlikely to pass reform.
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The House version does not include language barring the Pentagon from using Kaspersky Lab products.
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Barring devastating developments soon from special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, Trump isn't going anywhere.
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Four companies marketing e-cigarettes broke rules barring online promotions, a British advertising regulator said.
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Barring a major breakdown on trade, stocks should continue to drift further into record territory.
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Extending bond purchases into 2019 was not a realistic option, barring a large economic shock.
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However, time is running out and, barring an additional law change, SSIA expires May 2018.
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Barring all that, you can look for official app links from a brand's official website.
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Previous court actions barring the Obama overtime and fiduciary regulations would pose especially difficult obstacles.
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Barring an unexpected event, the simplest prediction is that we'll have more of the same.
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Barring such an exception, your neighbor is free to water the flowers without paying extra.
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Yes, that's only three trains per hour — barring any unexpected meltdown — during the slow periods.
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Barring a dramatic increase in resources, we simply cannot block out water at every turn.
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Ohashi seems rather content with her accomplishments in her gymnastics career — barring one small detail.
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Barring sex offenders from living near children, for instance, doesn't stop the recidivists from recidivating.
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Barring a resurgence in rhythmic spring, I hope they shift their focus to ballads exclusively.
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There are serious risks associated with barring officials from listening in on conversations with foreign leaders.
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Barring same-sex couples from marrying violated the right to be treated equally, the court concluded.
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That news followed the Trump administration barring Chinese telecom giant Huawei from dealing with American suppliers.
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If it is, the Supreme Court's First Amendment doctrine barring "viewpoint discrimination" would come into play.
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There are plenty of strong arguments for why barring refugees or immigrants is a misguided idea.
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Barring him from campus is also problematic, because the justification stems from the original Facebook post.
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But barring that, you have to communicate your disadvantages in a way that benefits your campaign.
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China also stepped up pressure by barring a North Korean freighter from one of its ports.
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Barring an unforeseen spike in rates, Gordon said, he sees the group heading higher from here.
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Barring some eleventh-hour intervention, the host of the 2019 Oscars will be ... drumroll please... Nobody.
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Another directive barring the "preparation, distribution and exhibition of material that could incite chaos" remains intact.
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On the 27th, Donald Trump signed an executive order barring Iranian nationals from travelling to America.
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Barring that, he said, states need machines that leave a paper trail as soon as possible.
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Barring injury, he's not going to catch Patrick Kane, who's running away with the Art Ross.
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Barring trades, the top teams right now are the Browns, Giants, Jets, Browns again, and Broncos.
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Igarashi says, barring a few technical issues, he's mostly happy with the state of the game.
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And hasn't been meaningfully hacked (well, barring attacks by identical twins/strikingly similar looking family members).
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Barring a miraculous resurrection, Senate Republicans' hopes of passing a major health care overhaul are dead.
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Barring the volatile food and energy components, the so-called core PPI rose 0.2% as expected.
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Last year, the House adopted new ethics rules barring members from having sexual relationships with staffers.
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The IOC decided against barring the entire team, a move called for by anti-doping organizations.
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And in 2016, it reinterpreted the law barring health care discrimination as applying to transgender individuals.
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Barring any major injuries, the Warriors seem like a lock to reach their third-straight Finals.
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I am skeptical, barring a new breakthrough in machine learning, which admittedly I don't rule out.
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Barring more phone explosions (let's pray there are no more), the delay's probably for the better.
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Barring a significant injury, it's all but impossible to imagine McDavid not having a dominant career.
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With the acquisition of Ibaka, it's unlikely Sullinger figures into the rotation from here, barring injury.
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Today could set the tone for the rest of the week, barring any kind of incident.
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Four in five Republicans support barring Muslim immigrants and building a wall on the Mexican border.
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It was a result few in Europe had wanted, barring Hungary's authoritarian prime minister Viktor Orban.
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Three-quarters of the U.S. states have provisions similar to Missouri's barring funding for religious entities.
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Allies have been barring access for the firm's equipment into their next-generation 5G mobile networks.
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Whatever the reason for Slack's barring of the public channel, it was fun while it lasted.
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A protective order was also issued, barring Christopher from contact with the teen, according to authorities.
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Barring something unprecedented and unforeseen, Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States.
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Barring users from downloading and installing apps (from who knows where) means fewer virus-infested machines.
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Barring another cancelation, the auction is currently scheduled to end in four days and 14 hours.
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And barring a new production, it's a play that is satisfying to read, which is rare.
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That's where, barring unforeseen circumstances, Clinton will be officially named the 2016 Democratic candidate for president.
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A federal judge in Seattle on Friday suspended Trump's week-old executive order barring their travel.
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There's no reason to think, barring some cataclysmic development, that a Republican Senate would remove Trump.
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Barring that, Hazel said the government would need to provide detailed reasoning why that was untenable.
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Barring any sort of unforeseen circumstances, here's a list of this week's biggest winners and losers.
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Barring some unforeseen revelations about Gorsuch's past that turns Republicans against him, he's a shoe-in.
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The U.S. Supreme Court in May overturned a federal law barring sports betting in most places.
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There's only one problem: Barring Star Trek-like discoveries of new energy technologies, it's not possible.
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But watchdogs warn of rules barring gov't resources (emails, staff time, etc.) for promoting private business.
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The United States reimposed sanctions on Iran last year, barring countries from importing oil from Tehran.
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And barring political ads across the board could make it even tougher for competitors like Sen.
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Uncharacteristically for a modern cable impresario, Kohan has little interest in anything "cinematic," barring occasional flourishes.
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Barring unforeseen events, China's will post double-digit growth in foreign trade this year, said Huang.
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Ellis was irate and criticized the prosecutors for violating his rule barring witnesses from doing so.
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Florida's laws barring those with felony records from voting were among the toughest in the country.
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Instead, shouting down speakers, or even barring them from campus altogether, has become the new normal.
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Barring a sharp afternoon correction, it would be the biggest daily rise in nearly two months.
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Barring an unlikely playoff matchup, Ortiz will play his final games at Yankee Stadium this week.
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Barring a gigantic upset, Law and Justice will remain Poland's most powerful political force in 2019.
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Barring people convicted of domestic abuse from owning guns also decreases the number of gun deaths.
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Barring further a slide in the afternoon, it would be the benchmark's sixth straight weekly gain.
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The authorities closed Route 321 at the Rocky Top Sports World, barring access into downtown Gatlinburg.
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Barring an infusion of Valproate, most of us will never acquire Rojas-Berscia's twenty-eight languages.
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Grand jury material is subject to federal secrecy rules, barring a court order for some exceptions.
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It simply meant that no state could pass a law barring undocumented children from public schools.
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Barring a midterm surprise, the next Congress is unlikely to succeed where the last one failed.
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In May, parliament approved a bill barring members of the dissolved groups from running in elections.
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Barring injury, the 49ers can cut Kaepernick prior to April 1, 2017 with little financial recourse.
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Barring CDS holders from buying loans by adding them to disqualified lender lists is one option.
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Barring a swerve, it doesn't seem like there will be a gigantic death in season two.
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But, barring a stunning upset, Johnson now looks on the verge of finally becoming prime minister.
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"I'm very optimistic," says Lisa Bloom, the lawyer who represents three of Usher's accusers barring Helm.
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Mr. Trump has also undermined security with his call for barring Muslims from entering the country.
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But barring their own plan for a long-term deal, House Republicans want something in return.
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"Barring injury, I'll smash it," Heath said during a break in his workout a bit earlier.
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Barring meltdowns, the Celtics (2260-235) and the Grizzlies (10-229) are bound for the playoffs.
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That means that this week's episode will be the show's last, barring a new network rescue.
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The US also took the step of barring entry to migrants illegally crossing the southern border.
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Accounts have even emerged of housing estates and office complexes barring non-Chinese from the premises.
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The local priest, Javier Baeza, blamed the government for barring access to humanitarian programs for migrants.
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Mr. Cuomo, who controls the subway, said he supported barring sexual offenders after a second conviction.
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Mr. Trump has demonstrated his support for such discrimination by barring transgender individuals from military service.
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Safety standards barring children from engaging in hazardous activities on the farm are 40 years old.
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Amazon is barring customers the company thinks make too many returns, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Ms. Foster said association officials recognized that they had unevenly applied rules barring sex tech companies.
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They included such things as barring excessive drinking, onscreen nudity, and even sexual relationships between races.
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A federal judge then issued a temporary restraining order barring the paper from publishing anything further.
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Additionally, heavy gray, white and brown barring renders them nearly invisible against tree trunks and branches.
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Barr, if confirmed, will take over for Sessions and (barring another recusal) oversee the Mueller investigation.
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Without him — and barring any other defections — the resolution would fail to reach the president's desk.
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There is nothing barring the president or his designees from overturning the assessments of career officials.
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Bavaria took the measure one step further, barring teachers and university professors from covering their faces.
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Again, barring some intervening disaster or Robert Mueller bombshell that would make their jobs easier again.
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Some hospitals have taken unprecedented steps like barring partners, relatives and doulas from the delivery room.
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On Thursday, he goaded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into barring entry to Israel to Democratic Reps.
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The regulation goes into effect 60 days after it is formally published, barring other legal delays.
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Those who support barring asylum-seekers rely on the same sentiment as MacKay: protect our own.
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Officials also announced that the kingdom would be barring all incoming passengers from any Gulf state.
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They often fix entire family meals, barring adults from the kitchen, and serve them with flair.
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Barring some last-minute intervention, Brexit will happen -- with or without a deal -- on March 29.
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Barring one-off expenses, the annual net profit figure was up 3% at A$268.5 million.
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Barring retirement, Bird can reasonably be expected to be healthy in time for the 2020 season.
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Barring any unexpected snags, the district and the state will now develop a formal transition plan.
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Barring unforeseen delays, here are the best games coming your way in the next 12 months.
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Beyond the clear intention of barring more plots against foreign leaders, the order's implications were unclear.
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Barring several overtimes, the game is likely to fall well under the 155 1/2 total.
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The House could pass legislation barring Trump from spending taxpayer dollars on a conflict with Iran.
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And, barring a collective change of heart about Clemens, Jeter will most likely be the last.
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Barring a sudden retirement, of which there is no sign yet, he will get to 3,000.
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Barring some momentous new evidence, not a single lawmaker on either side is expected to budge.
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As for market disruptions, Lutnick sees none, barring exogenous factors, like run-ins with North Korea.
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Barring a twist (please let there be a twist), we now know no aliens were aboard.
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Then, late Friday, the bill was withdrawn, because it was a lost cause — barring some miracle.
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President Trump signed an executive order last month barring Somalis from traveling to the United States.
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Earlier this month, it circulated new rules barring online micro-lenders from operating without proper licensing.
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Prices could begin rising in 2019 or 2020, barring any changes in the interim, he said.
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Experts say there's no law or tradition barring presidents from nominating judges while they're under investigation.
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In January, a law barring children from being arrested for prostitution went into effect in California.
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Barring yet another change, the ban is now set to take effect after February 16th, 2020.
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Barring further delays, he is expected to begin his sentence in a military prison next month.
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The main lander will release a 300-pound rover that, barring mishap, will roam the crater.
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And barring some obstruction in some way, they believe they will continue to likely an indictment.
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The changes includes language specifically barring insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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That was also the basis for the trade representative's barring of the Peruvian exporter La Oroza.
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In December, the city issued exclusion orders, barring unvaccinated students from attending school in certain neighborhoods.
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Alas, that doesn't appear to be on the horizon, barring some retroactive twist on Ragnarok's conclusion.
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The revised order removed language barring legal permanent residents and a clause that protected religious minorities.
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Judge Keenan noted that barring travel from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen affects 82m people.
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Airlines have been barring travelers who might be affected by the ban from even getting on flights.
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A judge instituted an order of protection barring him from contacting her for the next four decades.
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But organizers impose restrictions, such as barring journalists from identifying donors at the event without their permission.
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Barring any setbacks following Saturday's appearance, Smoker is expected to be activated within the next few days.
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Weinstein also entered a preliminary injunction barring McDonnell and Coin Drop Markets from engaging in commodity transactions.
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Barring some sudden changes, this is going to pass the US Senate and quite likely become law.
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"The district court therefore erred in entering an injunction barring enforcement of the order," the department argued.
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The governor has cited security reasons and public "sensitivities" as grounds for barring LGBTI marches since 2015.
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Barring some radical breakthrough, it's hard to imagine policy changes being attached to the moving border supplemental.
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Twitter is cracking down even harder against trolls, including temporarily barring accounts that are harassing other users.
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He's also been hit with a restraining order barring him from contacting the victim for 10 YEARS.
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What's to stop Trump or the CFIUS from barring other companies from considering acquisitions from non-U.
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Despite our best efforts, it continues to gamely welcome our rapidly expanding population, barring the occasional earthquake.
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This week, barring some sort of karmically sadistic chad situation, the grueling election season will finally end.
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And barring a black swan event, Facebook's expensive DARPA complex is only going to grow more dominant.
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But barring something of that magnitude, I think the market will continue to shrug off those issues.
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A U.N. embargo barring Iran from selling weapons will remain in place for up to five years.
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After initially barring a Coulter speech for Thursday, university officials proposed moving the event to next Tuesday.
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Barring a tripartite commitment to reach a consensus, a slide back into war is all too likely.
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Ellis said he expected to keep the trial date in place, barring a personal need to reschedule.
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And everyone, barring the handful of top producers that has historically dominated the market, wants more transparency.
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Giving false evidence is a serious offense that, barring exceptional circumstances, is supposed to result in termination.
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Last August, Trump signed a bill barring the U.S. government itself from using Huawei and ZTE equipment.
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In 2018, the Trump administration reversed an Obama-era rule barring the use of neonicotinoids, per CNN.
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Also, cases of voter suppression erupted in many neighborhoods, barring ethnic minorities and poor families from voting.
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Of course, it probably shouldn't surprise anyone since the Note7 is a really excellent phone (barring defects).
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With the pound priced for bad news — it hit $20.8 on Monday, its weakest, barring an Oct.
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Barring any other complications, there's a good chance Winters and his wife will get those five years.
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Mom-specific programs may result in employers discriminating against women, for example, regardless of laws barring this.
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A game that will likely decide the ACC Atlantic, barring a slip-up later in the season.
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Barring the few times you've gone commando, more often than not, you're wearing panties of some sort.
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Abe has said barring a repeat of the 2008 global financial crisis, he'll raise the sales tax.
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With Collins, Manchin, and Flake on board, Kavanaugh will be confirmed barring some shocking last-minute developments.
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Memphis, meanwhile, is probably headed for the NIT barring an improbable run to the AAC tournament title.
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The Commerce Department said on Thursday orders for non-defense capital goods barring aircraft dropped 0.7 percent.
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I do wish they could share directly to Instagram, and barring that is a weighty strategy choice.
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However, such cooperation is blocked (or at least substantially hindered) by a Congressional action barring close engagement.
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The White House barring this reporter and it has certainly sparked a big debate in this country.
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Peterson was sentenced Friday to three years of unsupervised probation, barring him from hunting, fishing and trapping.
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Deal or no deal, Britain will be out, barring surprises, at midnight after Friday, March 29, 2019.
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Duka and Koski, who are devout Christians, preemptively asked for an injunction barring the ordinance&aposs enforcement.
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But, barring-last minute changes, the Peach Aviation order will be significantly smaller than some had expected.
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Barring a China shock, fund manager Matthews Asia believes the growth eluding Europe remains intact in Asia.
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And so, too, in Westworld—again, barring the orgy scene—we never see nudity within the park.
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OBAMA'S GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT Barring the use of pre- existing conditions as a basis for denying health coverage.
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But barring any unforeseen catastrophe if you make the right adjustments you will get in the spot.
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And she garners mass media attention in a way many of her peers, barring Daniels, never do.
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Shares in Sao Paulo's Bovespa tested new record high levels with most sectors edging higher barring materials.
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Without admitting or denying guilt, he also signed a consent order barring him from Colorado's securities industry.
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Around the same time, Alabama passed a law barring the removal, renaming and alteration of such monuments.
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Barring that, outdoor structures, such a parking deck, are good, especially there's an elevator for going down.
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The system uses off-the-shelf parts and, barring the detectors, nothing unavailable to normal telecommunications providers.
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Total leverage is expected to remain below 3x over the next 36 months, barring a significant acquisition.
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Dragnea himself was convicted in a vote-rigging case, barring him from the post of prime minister.
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The White House first began barring employees from using their personal cellphones at work back in January.
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A partisan dispute over barring suspected terrorists from buying guns is spilling over into a Senate race.
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Jackson imposed a gag order on Stone, barring him from discussing or speaking out about the case.
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Barring a stunning November collapse by L.S.U., the Crimson Tide will not reach the SEC championship game.
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Manager Joe Girardi said that, barring a setback, Sabathia would be scheduled to start Friday at Oakland.
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Barring some seismic shock to American politics, the next Congress will be a barrier to progressive change.
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In August, U.S. President Donald Trump signed a bill barring the federal government from using ZTE equipment.
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"Barring a major economic or financial crisis, we're at a new, historic bottom," brokerage BOC International said.
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Barring further negotiation between the company and the union, a strike could begin as early as Tuesday.
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They culminated in the Department of Homeland Security this year barring government agencies from using Kaspersky products.
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Eleven states prohibit some or all felons from voting permanently, barring a pardon or other government action.
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Barring any last-minute disagreement, his appointment will be announced in the coming days, the sources added.
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In a reception hall there, an official read an order barring him from China for 10 years.
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All of that means the vote, whenever it occurs, will still fail barring some significant, unexpected twist.
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At the current pace, converting the entire subway to C.B.T.C. will take another forty years, barring delays.
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Evangelical leaders say the rules barring churches from participating in campaign activity infringe on freedom of speech.
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Barring those options, you can always take note of the low-cost locations for your golden years.
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The more disturbing efforts focus on punishing artists by boycotting their past work and barring future work.
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Meng was granted a publication ban barring both police and prosecutors from releasing information about the case.
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At least not barring some sudden and dramatic shift -- because the reality remains: things are still frozen.
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And Germany and other European countries are reportedly considering barring Huawei equipment from the country's 5G networks.
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Beijing issued a new interpretation of the territory's charter last week, effectively barring them from the council.
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HUD announced in April that it would tighten regulations barring undocumented immigrants from receiving federal housing benefits.
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"If Apple's good, there's nothing left between us and the end of the year," barring the unexpected.
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Barring extraordinary circumstances, your decision to switch jobs shouldn't be motivated by anything other than genuine enthusiasm.
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But barring undesirables was only half the battle; the herd also had to be culled from within.
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Maryland goes further than barring people with felony and domestic violence conviction records from obtaining a permit.
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Barring a few brilliant moments, his time on the sport's biggest stage has been a downright disappointment.
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Government officials are considering sanctions barring Kaspersky Lab from doing business in the U. S., CyberScoop reports.
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Barring that, it's Flyers or bust for the Eastern bubble, with everyone else watching the lottery standings.
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The next step will be barring poor people from games because "they smell funny" to the owners.
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Eventually, internet service providers may get involved, barring customers altogether if they are the target of malware.
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Some were hopeful that the market's sentiment will improve after the weekend, barring shocking moves from Pyongyang.
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Barring some exceptions, the majority I have seen either made me feel unwell, slightly depressed, or both.
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It argues that Trump is subject to the same laws barring obstruction of justice as everybody else.
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But Blizzard said it was barring only people who were spamming the chat with the same message.
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Barring another 'smoking gun,' GOP senators are unlikely to capitulate on impeachment and vote to remove Trump.
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Barring that, it really does look and feel as if Hillary Clinton is wrapping this thing up.
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What does McCain's absence mean for the tax bill: Barring some major unexpected turn of events, nothing.
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In the United States, millions are cheering the idea of building a wall and barring Muslim immigrants.
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"They were invaluable," said Dr. Baldwin, who wound up barring 5,000 attackers from her Facebook page alone.
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And it will never lead to a conviction in the Senate, barring a two-thirds Democratic majority.
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And barring an astounding revelation, the path remains clear for Judge Kavanaugh's ultimate confirmation — probably this month.
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New York's law barring Catholic priests from even entering the state had been repealed only in 1784.
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Barring anti-competitive hiring practices will increase economic efficiency and encourage both higher wages and more employment.
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Under Israeli law, the interior minister is the one authorized to make a decision on barring entry.
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The judge wanted to hit Rose with a restraining order -- barring him from contact with his wife.
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The agreement is time-limited and exclusive in both countries, barring either side from working with competitors.
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For their part, Alabama Republicans are warning of the perils of barring Mr. Moore from the Senate.
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The N.R.A. has been wildly successful, with 43 states now barring enactment of any restrictions on firearms.
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By then Congress had passed the Title IX law barring gender discrimination by institutions receiving federal funding.
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The NCAA said it was not yet recommending games' cancellation or barring fans from attending sports events.
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Biden has proposed legislation barring lobbyists from fundraising for politicians they lobby or donating to their campaigns.
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Therefore, it is likely that current rates of change will generally be sustained barring an economic downturn.
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The occupation is real, barring members of Congress from seeing it does not make it go away.
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However, the I.O.C. took more than a month to decide the exact criteria for barring the Russians.
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Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation vote, barring delays caused by allegations of sexual assault, is scheduled for Sept. 20.
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Barring cameras in the Supreme Court may prevent grandstanding, but it also may hide more serious problems.
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Trump has complained about the unfairness of a law barring American businesses from bribing foreign government officials.
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He'll probably finish behind Sanders, Buttigieg, and Warren once again, barring a significant overperformance on election night.
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And the Constitutional Court upheld a law barring those with criminal convictions from serving as government ministers.
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Not after 13 consecutive nonplayoff seasons that, barring an unlikely second-half surge, will soon be 14.
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S. free trade deal barring significant progress in coming months, Trade Minister Matthias Fekl said on Tuesday.
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Sanctions complicate the process, barring Western companies from helping with Arctic offshore, deepwater and shale oil projects.
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Divisions deepened over President Trump's order barring entry to refugees and citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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The poll showed that 89 percent of New Hampshire voters favor barring suspected terrorists from buying guns.
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They have already passed a law barring the government from withdrawing from the European Union on Oct.
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Indonesia is suspending visa-free travel for Chinese citizens and barring passengers who have visited mainland China.
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ET. Barring an exceptionally close outcome, the overall result should be apparent by midnight at the latest.
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Writers from across the political spectrum react to President Trump's barring of transgender people from military service.
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The law so angered Mr. Putin that he retaliated by barring American families from adopting Russian children.
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If Jackson denies Stone's request, the longtime Trump ally will head to prison, barring any unforeseen move.
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This week, the insurance regulator said it was barring Anbang from selling two of its investment products.
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Here's what you need to know as the World Anti-Doping Agency considers barring Russia from sports.
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On Monday, Iraq's Parliament voted to ask the government to respond by barring Americans from the country.
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Barring court action, the law will take effect in 90 days, but a legal challenge appears inevitable.
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Costolo suggested barring accounts that have no avatars or phone numbers from replying to tweets, for example.
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In the detailed plan, Warren proposed barring elected officials and senior government appointees from ever becoming lobbyists.
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The settlement could come as early as next week, barring any last-minute hiccups, those people said.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: That the Treasury considered putting them on a list barring them from transacting in dollars.
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The country said on Thursday it will appeal the sanctions barring athletes from competing under its flag.
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"Barring the arrival of superior offer, we will be approving the Newcrest and Maxit transactions," Mather said.
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And barring injury or something unexpected, Messi would be at the World Cup, in Russia, with Argentina.
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At the same time, Dolan said he was indefinitely barring Oakley from attending games at the Garden.
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Those reports follow the Department of Homeland Security barring federal agencies from using Kaspersky products this September.
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The 2020 election — barring a shocker — offers a strong chance of producing a president in their 70s.
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In 2016, the International Paralympic Committee had no problem swiftly barring Russian athletes from the Rio Olympics.
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Months after the New York bill was introduced, New Jersey passed its own legislation barring conversion therapy.
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He turns his head away; he even raises his gloved hand like a shield, barring her gaze.
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In addition to permanently barring Mr. Leissner from the banking industry, the Fed fined him $1.4 million.
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Opponents of the bans argued that the policies were aimed at barring Muslims from the United States.
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Barring overt demagoguery, Democratic politicians have said they will work with President-elect Trump — to an extent.
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Instead of calling for loosening regulations on gun ownership, Johnson defended current laws barring certain types of weapons.
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The agreement also contains a confidentiality provision barring lawyers from panel firms from disclosing pension funds' trading data.
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The SEC said violations of a U.S. law barring bribery of foreign officials occurred from 2009 to 2013.
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Congress often uses its control of federal government spending to influence policy by barring the use of funds.
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Barring a major downturn, the two stocks will end up as the best-performing assets of the decade.
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The administration also proposed barring California from setting its own emissions requirements or requiring more zero emission vehicles.
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Subsequent court decisions reaffirmed this principle, barring schools from enacting policies that could significantly interfere with student enrollment.
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In December, a New York judge granted Schneiderman's injunction barring both sites from doing business in the state.
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Silicon Valley executives sharply criticized Trump's executive order temporarily barring entry from nationals of seven Muslim-majority countries.
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The Arab allies are applying many economic pressure points, including barring Qatari flagged ships from entering their waters.
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Closing all frontiers and barring the desperate and needy is anathema to broad swaths of the French electorate.
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Barring some miraculous last-minute dealmaking, AB 1003 probably won't pass, and so Brown's bluff will get called.
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HUD's proposal barring aid would also apply to "mixed status" families comprised of individuals of different legal statuses.
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The final episode of Heathers is scheduled to air Monday night, barring any horrific act of mass violence.
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What if Justice Chimes enters an order barring Barnes from bringing trademark claims against Cellino's wife and daughters?
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As a result, and barring major price-moving news, they said markets would likely remain tepid this week.
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Bercow's pronouncement came after lawmakers debated barring Trump altogether from the United Kingdom over his anti-Muslim rhetoric.
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Specifically, Mr Trump signed an executive order barring citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from travelling to America.
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Parts of the new rule, such as barring doctors from giving abortion referrals, can go into effect immediately.
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On Friday, he signed an executive order barring Israel from his public post and from being paid, indefinitely.
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Barring a setback, Ottavino is on schedule to return to the Rockies right after the All-Star break.
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Barring some additional shoes dropping about Uber's internal operations, Kalanick is likely to remain in the top spot.
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The next president can reasonably expect to have time for two big early priorities (barring another financial crisis).
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Most of the game would translate just fine onto a flat screen, barring a few motion control mechanics.
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But barring someone changing their mind at the last minute, there will be no moderate revolt this time.
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NYPD rules say that, barring exceptional circumstances, officers who lie about a "material matter" must lose their jobs.
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More recently, the U.S. Department of Education finalized rules barring the clauses in contracts for for-profit colleges.
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Barring that level, the currency was at its weakest in three years and down 0.2% on the day.
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Barring massive conference realignment, there just aren't any ultra-valuable schools or television markets still up for grabs.
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Barring significant, well-funded, high-profile opposition — which seems unlikely — political observers believe it would almost certainly pass.
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Barring Mr Jones from social-media sites limits his reach, but does it violate his freedom of speech?
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Maryland passed a law Monday night explicitly barring police officers from having sex with people in their custody.
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In an interview with Fox 11, Arvizu said the teachers were barring her from exiting the parking lot.
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I've done my best to create a structure that, barring nuclear war, can avoid that, and continue to.
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Anti-war activists attempted to disprove that claim by offering $2,000 to schools that admitted to barring recruiters.
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Health authorities placed the ship under quarantine after its arrival there on April 30, barring anyone from disembarking.
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We went into court and obtained court orders barring anyone from trafficking in images like this of Mischa.
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"The arc is relatively clear that it's going to happen at some point, barring massive disruptions," he added.
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Viewed in the very long run, over centuries, the march of globalisation is inevitable, barring an unforeseen catastrophe.
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Barring the odd exceptions on the channel, it's chock full of the deliciously distracting content we all deserve.
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But we'll continue to wash our faces at night — barring the occasional slip up — because c'mon we're humans.
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It had already issued rules in May barring anyone from campaigning for either side ahead of the Aug.
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Barring any new funding, Faraday Future has enough cash to last until mid-December, The Verge recently learned.
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Barring a setback, Gomez will likely be reinstated from the disabled list Saturday, the first day he's eligible.
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It also bans municipalities from passing rules barring discrimination on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation.
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Barring that, buyers will have to keep in mind that some Spanish pigs are more equal than others.
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Barring some terrible flaw, it will assume its position right at the top of the Samsung smartphone pile.
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" In 2011, Facebook signed a consent decree with the FTC, barring the company from making "deceptive privacy claims.
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Nevertheless, barring any surprises, Gorsuch's intelligence and impeccable record as a lawyer and federal judge make confirmation likely.
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Barring a setback, he will join the Blue Jays on Thursday when they open a homestand against Cleveland.
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Barring sanctions for illegal behavior, the press and the peers of the violators will hold them to account.
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He said Airbus expected to deliver over 20 of the military transporters this year, barring any unexpected problems.
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Barring financial reasons, why would any woman who wants a sex toy not be able to get one?
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Barring other developments, Goodson's trial has been put on hold until the issue of Porter's testimony is resolved.
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Forced assimilation largely contributed to Canada's Indigenous language loss by barring people from continuing to pass down language.
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The verse he referred to has been interpreted by some as barring Muslims from accepting non-Muslim leaders.
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Susan Collins insisted that barring a "complete overhaul" of the current bill, she simply couldn't support the legislation.
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So, Trump could have said that he will commit to accepting the results barring any hugely unforeseen circumstances.
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Barring any future changes to America's operating system, this is simply how democracy works in the United States.
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Twitter has actively been taking measures to stop trolls, including barring accounts attacking users and banning known perpetrators.
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Mattis had requested six more months to study the issue when Trump tweeted about barring transgender service members.
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Paris is Paris, London is London, New York (barring Brooklyn) is New York, and SF is a dump.
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But away from superclubs, there are a few staples reasons I've found that are common for barring punters.
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And barring drunk twats like me from your pub is still a great way to exercise that feeling.
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Barring soon-to-be ex-EU member Britain, France is the bloc's lone voice on the global body.
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Barring a sudden strike for Gourriel, the Mets will give a longer look to Wilmer Flores at third.
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Those include diversion programs, re-entry services and barring incarceration for some failures to pay court-ordered fines.
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California is more competitive, but barring a catastrophe for her, she's not going to lose by 30 points.
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This is now Dak's team, which means—barring injury (please gosh no)—Tony Romo's Cowboys career is over.
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It now seems likely Clinton will defeat Trump, barring further revelations about her emails or the Clinton Foundation.
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Barring other developments, as yet unscheduled Catalonian elections should show the way of democratic solutions to Spain's unity.
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Harvard will begin barring members of exclusive, all-male social clubs from leading campus organizations and sports teams.
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This barring of a CNN reporter comes off as petty reprisal; Trump's negativity about CNN is well established.
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Barring one reporter from one network from one White House event is not the precursor to Stalin's purges.
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Such a departure from its highfalutin history toward divvied-up work-mansions seems unlikely barring some dramatic catalyst.
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In a recent poll, about 40 percent of Democratic voters supported temporarily barring Muslims from entering the country.
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Barring a setback, Hahn likely will make just one rehab start before being activated from the disabled list.
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Barring that level, the currency was at its weakest in three years and down 0.2% on the day.
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The GOP front-runner looks poised for victory Tuesday in Michigan, barring a late scramble by John Kasich.
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And much more without buying, in my view, without barring any more safety or soundness, just very cumbersome.
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Fed officials say they plan to keep rates steady through 2019 barring a major shift in the economy.
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Outside of the US, Germany passed a law barring people from covering their face during demonstrations in 1985.
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They have threatened sanctions, which could include barring Ms. Holmes from owning a laboratory company for two years.
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Barring some major developments, it's hard to envision a scenario where Trump is removed from power by Congress.
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This metric reflects demographic labor-force growth and trend-productivity growth, barring forces of cyclical changes in unemployment.
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Donald Trump has repeatedly excoriated them for a willingness to welcome Syrians and has called for barring Muslims.
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Senate approves bill barring doctors from performing abortions Insurer sues feds over ObamaCare losses View the discussion thread.
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Both services, though, are only available in the United States or Canada (barring use of a DNS proxy).
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Sunday's game between the Raiders and Chargers will be in Oakland, barring any significant change in air quality.
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Consequently, The We Company changed course, removing her from the plan and barring her from serving the board.
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By then, any hopes at the playoffs might be far out the window, barring a 10-0 finish.
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, citing a source, reported that Roethlisberger is on track to start barring a setback.
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Barring an unprecedented change of mind, President Donald Trump's nominee will go through on a 51-49 vote.
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Toni Barring that landslide ... As you've pointed out, it's hard to overstate how important Florida is to Republicans.
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Barring good luck, one would have to scan a vast number of skeletons to find a single example.
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Therefore, they will likely try to limit further currency weakness barring a further escalation of the trade war.
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The party's appeal wasn't about barring Muslims, arming our enemies with nuclear weapons or joking about sexual assault.
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Alternatively, barring any other form of salvation, he and Sears' other creditors can begin to brace for bankruptcy.
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We can't just talk about barring Muslim refugees, many of them women and children, from entering our country.
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The country's first of four reactors is scheduled to be operational in a few months, barring any delays.
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When it comes to social media, barring radical change, election monitors don't expect things to improve anytime soon.
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In April, the Department of Commerce punished the firm by barring them from using U.S. technology, including microprocessors.
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Barring a shocking turn of events, leftist Andrés Manuel López Obrador will be elected Mexico's president on Sunday.
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Tony Cárdenas, a California Democrat who also opposed barring Dreamers with past juvenile offenses from earning legal status.
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Walmart just overhauled its policy on guns, restricting sales of ammo and barring open carry in its stores.
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But barring significant injuries, a third consecutive season that ends in the same finals matchup seems most likely.
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Many are inspired by Trump's executive orders barring refugees and blocking all immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Barring rush-hour deliveries will be tested for six months, the mayor said, to study the program's effectiveness.
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It also instituted a series of reforms, barring confidential settlements and requiring the reporting of sexual harassment complaints.
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Their suggestions included barring kids from YouTube and YouTube Kids until it complied with the anti-targeting law.
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Trump dramatically downscaled his own executive order barring entry to the United States from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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In December, Rockland County issued so-called exclusion orders barring unvaccinated children from schools with low vaccination rates.
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Barring that, they say, they'd like some type of objective observer to search through the seized documents first.
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He sued the Obama administration, arguing that barring him from publishing the blueprints inhibited his First Amendment rights.
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Barring a total collapse in the fourth quarter, Toronto will have regained home court advantage in the series.
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Barring a massive foreign invasion, nonmilitary contractors could safely do the work without the threat of widespread violence.
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Barring a dramatic shift in policy, 200 million school-age children will not be in class in 2030.
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The administration has proposed barring California from setting its own emissions requirements or requiring more zero emission vehicles.
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Barring a dramatic shift, he is more of a rotation player than an end worth getting excited about.
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Last year, California passed a state law barring any new ICE detention contracts from being signed or expanded.
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A week ago, commissioner Gary Bettman said the NHL was barring all employee travel outside of North America.
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Eighteen states have laws barring local governments from enacting paid sick leave policies, per the Economic Policy Institute.
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Barring a few clunking instances of cartoonish satire, Ms. Bonney's production is as harrowing as it is witty.
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They also request an injunction barring the companies from redistributing the series with the image of the statue.
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Cuba has punished those who have defected by barring them from returning to the island for eight years.
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Barring some remarkable, unforeseeable development, Sunday night was likely the valediction to Sanders's bid for the Democratic nomination.
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The Egyptian government has declared the North Sinai a closed military zone, barring journalists from gathering information there.
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It will take effect 60 days after it is formally published later this week, barring other legal delays.
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We have discriminated against immigrants in our past by completely barring some nationalities and subjecting others to quotas.
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Getting 2 goals in 20 minutes looks virtually impossible for Panama barring a Belgium meltdown of some sort.
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Earlier in the day, Google sent a notice to employees barring them from international travel without special permission.
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From there it'll start its global journey and -- barring postponement or cancellation -- end up in Tokyo in July.
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McGee was handed a 10-year show-cause order, effectively barring him from coaching at any N.C.A.A. university.
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The seven-day violence reduction being rolled out closely resembles a cease-fire, barring some exceptions, officials said.
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In other news: Trump's barring of transgender troops comes right out of the authoritarian playbook, argues Garry Kasparov.
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Barring a trickle of metal into Singapore and Malaysia's Port Klang, that's been it for the stocks rebuild.
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The federal lawsuit also challenges a policy barring students from using university email accounts for mass political mailings.
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Barring a massive unforeseen event, it's very unlikely Trump's approval rating gets much better between now and November.
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Congress last year passed legislation barring the use of waterboarding and other "extreme interrogation techniques" widely considered torture.
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But barring some unforeseen development, the president is expected to announce another six-month delay, the person said.
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He said it will authorize sanctions such as blocking of property and barring entry into the United States.
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Facebook is barring employees from bringing social guests to the office and clamping down on in-person interviews.
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The United States and Australia have also expanded travel restrictions, temporarily barring noncitizens who recently traveled to China.
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Several lawmakers are working on a resolution barring the White House from escalating the conflict without congressional blessing.
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It's for that reason that I'll always choose a window seat when I fly, barring any special circumstances.
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Price: The big story for Facebook in 2020 — barring unseen scandals — is going to be the US election.
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We saw it right out of the gate, with his botched executive order barring refugees from particular countries.
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Barring another flare-up between Iran and the U.S., stocks could continue to rip higher into record territory.
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Google also enforced a rule barring Avast from sharing its browser extension data with third parties, including Jumpshot.
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Barring a successful coalition, though, a third election could be called, an outcome the Israeli public would hate.
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Skeptical Democratic activists still believe Flake will ultimately vote to confirm Kavanaugh, barring the FBI uncovering new information.
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The same was true of barring Jewish refugees in the 1930s, and of interning Japanese-Americans in 1942.
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Barring a Super Bowl rematch, Baltimore is unlikely to face a front as destructive as San Francisco's again.
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Barring a 246 percent decline, the bull market stands to become today the longest ever: 21.29,212 days old.
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"Barring something that's teeth rattling, it's really not going to have an effect on monetary policy," McCarthy said.
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But barring a highly unlikely battlefield reversal, ISIS as a state building enterprise is in its death throes.
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Barring some outright cataclysm, there is no evidence that Republican lawmakers would even consider voting to impeach Trump.
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The Supreme Court revived the Trump administration's policy of barring most transgender people from serving in the military.
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Before the season, the N.F.L. introduced a rule barring players from using their helmets as weapons when tackling.
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And it's why barring people from the game based on their ethnicity, religion or clothing is so wrong.
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It will probably signal that two more rate increases, barring economic setbacks, are on the way in 19943.
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Though a conviction is unlikely — barring some unexpected development — the trial could have political ramifications for both parties.
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In repealing the net neutrality rules, the commission included a provision barring states from creating their own regulations.
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Last week, Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, said she would support a resolution, barring any extraneous additions.
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House Democrats changed a 181-year-old rule barring head coverings to allow her to wear her hijab.
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State election officials have interpreted it as also barring campaign literature and material from groups with political views.
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Harris is widely respected in Congress and, barring some unforeseen circumstance, would likely fly through a Senate confirmation.
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The Republican tax bill will, barring some unforeseen final twists, become law by the end of this week.
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Barring such a reboot, the FEC at least needs the appointment of commissioners committed to making it work.
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When asked about the matter, Trump told aides she wasn't familiar with federal records rules barring such practices.
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And barring any upset, he will also become the 14th Taoiseach (prime minister) of Ireland later this month.
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The IRB website notes that, barring a problem with performance, the minister is supposed to continue reappointment members.
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The closest thing to a certainty is that, barring a last-minute deal between candidates, multiple ballots are inevitable.
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His spokeswoman, Hope Hicks, told CNN Saturday that Trump supports barring only Muslims from "terror states," not all Muslims.
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"Ellenwood Area": I remember this being my favorite off the album barring the singles and it still checks out.
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VR itself is likely years away from becoming a mass market product, barring some huge change in the technology.
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The central bank remains reluctant to cut benchmark interest rates, barring any sharp deterioration in the economy, analysts say.
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As a matter of fact, barring some major future upgrade, the 12-inch likely isn't long for this world.
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Barring a truly unprecedented series of events, he will be president until at least January 2021—and possibly longer.
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The most likely argument: that the commission's decision violates federal laws barring agencies from crafting "arbitrary and capricious" regulations.
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Pittsburgh now leads 15-0 and barring a miracle from A.J. McCarron, will likely advance to play the Broncos.
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But given how many guns are already in circulation, barring purchase isn't necessarily going to stem that tide either.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Wednesday signed legislation barring nonprofits from either endorsing or formally coming out against political candidates.
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The Switch doesn't have a lot of games at launch, but barring Just Dance, it trades quality for quantity.
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The State Department said last month that several restrictions would remain in place, including barring visas for military leaders.
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Barring some unforeseeable event, either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will become the next president of the United States.
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Barring a surprise protest on the floor, which could totally happen,Clinton will be speaking to a friendly audience.
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Barring a new poll, which can happen only through a constitutional amendment, his successor would be appointed by congress.
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Back in the 1960s, the organization represented Mildred and Richard Loving and helped strike down laws barring interracial marriage.
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Barring a big surprise, that's your choice of major party candidates in the November election, like it or not.
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Barring that level, the currency was at its weakest in three years and down 0.2 percent on the day.
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The move also comes after Qualcomm got a Chinese court to issue an injunction barring some iPhone sales there.
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Days before the school year began last autumn, a federal district judge issued a nationwide injunction barring its enforcement.
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Donald Trump, whose first TV ad focuses on barring Muslims from entering the U.S., had an evening rally nearby.
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Barring a meltdown of the business, though, the Meredith family will remain firmly in control thanks to supervoting stock.
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A federal judge in Ohio issued an order Friday barring supporters of Donald Trump from trying to intimidate voters.
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While those budgets are mostly dead on arrival, this policy will very likely take effect barring a dramatic change.
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Barring any more issues, it should offer the kind of unfettered action fans have come to know and love.
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Barring some sudden and major change in the race, I basically agree with Romney's assessment of the delegate math.
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Barring last-minute hurdles in negotiations with the lenders, a final agreement is expected mid-week, the sources said.
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And barring a cataclysmic asteroid strike or nuclear war, it is likely that they will continue to get better.
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Barring a last-minute stay, John William King, 22011, will be the second person executed in Byrd's 26 death.
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It's possible the Washington hype is a year early—barring injuries, the Huskies should be even better in 2017.
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We end up walking for an hour, and it's lovely, barring the fact that I step in dog poop.
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The first hurdle Carter had to leap was a federal regulation barring people from shooting lasers at one another.
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But barring some major new revelation in yet-to-be released documents, few minds are likely to be changed.
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That gives Verizon an edge in some areas — barring any issues, it'll be the first 5G service to launch.
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"Barring action on a sweeping scale...climate change will accelerate the danger of severe food shortages," reports the Times.
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Barring further appeals, the plan to once and for all fix Rhode Island's infrastructure may finally be on track.
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Barring a clear defeat for separatism on December 21st, there are only two ways out of the Catalan quagmire.
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Barring a last-minute maneuver, Elliott will begin his suspension when the Cowboys visit the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
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Rosekind said he was unaware of any other automaker requiring owners to sign agreements barring them from disclosing defects.
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A mutual restraining order barring the husband and wife from contacting each other was recently granted by a judge.
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Last month, one of them, Donald J. Trump, proposed barring the entry of all Muslims into the United States.
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Now Davis is poised to return after missing five straight games , and he&aposll be starting barring a setback.
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Barring a late push from the Panthers over their final 15 games, all three teams will miss the postseason.
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The big picture: Barring an unprecedented downward revision, January will be the 100th consecutive month of U.S. job growth.
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In an election last year in Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega secured a third term partly by barring the main opposition.
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Brittany goes ballistic, calling Jax to demand answers — and barring him from returning to their apartment for the night.
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