In Wind River, you'll be forced to watch, and you'll be forced to listen.
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This allows for children to be forced to emancipate so they can be forced to marry.
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No employee could ever be forced to take paid time off, just like no business would be forced to offer this benefit.
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"The government may not enact content-based laws commanding a speaker to engage in protected expression: An artist cannot be forced to paint, a musician cannot be forced to play, and a poet cannot be forced to write," the brief adds.
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"The government may not enact content-based laws commanding a speaker to engage in protected expression: An artist cannot be forced to paint, a musician cannot be forced to play, and a poet cannot be forced to write," Wall added.
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Retailers will be forced to raise prices, and consumers will be forced to pay more, give up shopping, go naked or just get angry.
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" Bergdahl said he knew he'd be charged but said, "What they were going to be forced to do is, they were going to be forced to adjust my platoon's command.
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"Member states should not be forced to accept refugees they don't want and refugees should not be forced to settle in countries where they don't want to go," Soros said.
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The EU said it would be forced to retaliate .
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Mr. Trump may be forced to temper his ambitions. .
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Representative Mac Thornberry, the Republican chairman of the committee, apparently assumes the next president will be forced to ask for, and Congress will be forced to approve, more money for the war account.
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Will she be forced to go through with the Ceremony?
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But Democrats could also be forced to make tough choices.
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Why should abc be forced to put on your show?
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Will Facebook be forced to change its foundational business practices?
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They're not going to be forced to pay for this.
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Under no circumstances can a defendant be forced to testify.
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So at some point, they will be forced to readjust.
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Should they now be forced to pay for the damage?
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Third, hospitals must be forced to compete meaningfully on price.
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Soon, we're all going to be forced to take sides.
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Would he be forced to move to an adult shelter?
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Otherwise I may be forced to go back to telemarketing!
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Millennials might be forced to postpone buying their own homes.
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This isn't a choice they should be forced to make.
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And sure, you might be forced to consider your morals.
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Ten million people living here may be forced to leave.
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Some have questioned whether Morneau would be forced to resign.
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Q: What do you mean they will be forced to?
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Leveraged investors would be forced to sell, creating market mayhem.
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Recipient firms will also be forced to limit executive compensation.
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Other central banks will likely be forced to follow suit.
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She has to be forced to eat the rabbit kidney.
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Republicans will also be forced to reckon with the president.
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The business owners themselves would be forced to shut down.
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The men would be forced to pay for the vasectomies.
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The companies would also be forced to limit executive compensation.
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She will be forced to contemplate leading an invisible life.
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Nobody should be forced to live with such daily abuse.
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It's inconvenient to be forced to use mail or phone.
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Idle butlers will be forced to play solitaire ad infinitum.
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People had to be forced to take care of themselves.
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Many would be forced to walk 10+ MILES to vote.
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Reams says it's a sacrifice he'd be forced to make.
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When prices inevitably rise, subscribers may be forced to choose.
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Then, Merkel would almost certainly be forced to fire him.
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And like it or not, they're about to be forced to.
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If May loses that vote, she will be forced to resign.
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I don't think you should be forced to use my assistant.
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The central bank will be forced to clean up the mess.
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Some have not been wanting to be forced to have it.
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Without the easement, the pipeline would be forced to shut down.
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Under the Democrats' plan, today's Medicare would be forced to die.
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No survivor should be forced to speak before they are ready.
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Banks will probably be forced to price their loans more dynamically.
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Therefore PubPeer should not be forced to disclose the commenters' identities.
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It could mean hundreds of companies would be forced to reorganize.
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Or will they be forced to assimilate into the Hilltop community?
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As the clock ticks, the government may be forced to prioritise.
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But many companies will be forced to comply with sanctions anyway.
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But he may be forced to compromise to salvage the economy.
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Many people will be forced to find new places to live.
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Meyers's does, but would be forced to reckon with Elizabeth Bishop.
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Why should jelly be forced to go to a jelly bathroom?
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If I don't pause now I'll be forced to pause permanently .
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But that doesn't mean you'll be forced to pay premium pricing.
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He also insisted that no one would be forced to move.
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However, banks cannot be forced to conduct the swaps, Lian said.
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They shouldn't be forced to make false choices to protect it.
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For one, she said people might be forced to work longer.
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SO WE'RE NEVER GOING TO BE FORCED TO COVER ANY MORE.
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Boris Johnson could soon be forced to resign as prime minister.
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Soon, she would be forced to decide between groceries or electricity.
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And they'd be forced to beef up security all the same.
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We don't want them to be forced to leave the Island.
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Do you think a teenager should be forced to do this?!
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They will be forced to join the so-called bishops' conference.
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If it's approved, Charlottesville could be forced to issue a permit.
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Unless an agreement is reached, it will be forced to close.
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We might be forced to conclude that they're fairly short-lived.
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In the end, ByteDance could be forced to sell off Musical.
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"I'd be forced to do something I don't like," she said.
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The community shouldn't be forced to pick up after that business.
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The perpetrators of this scam should be forced to own it.
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Officers will also be forced to document such encounters more thoroughly.
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The federal government should indeed be forced to balance their budget.
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In the House, Republicans will be forced to vote on it.
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We don't think anyone should be forced to abandon a copyright.
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But hopefully, you'll never be forced to eat your stockpile, anyway.
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But very soon, we will be forced to think about them.
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We might be forced to conclude that they're fairly short-lived.
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To prevent the need for constant regulatory oversight, Google must be forced to sell its advertising sales unit or its parent company, Alphabet, must be forced to sell its main internet search business, News Corp said.
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California Teachers Association in its purpose: No government worker should be forced to fund a union as a condition of employment, and no worker should be forced to pay for political speech with which he disagrees.
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The bill, called the "Free Exercise Protection Act," ensures that pastors can't be forced to perform same-sex marriages and that no one can be forced to attend one, likely seeking to protect photographers and the like.
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Little did they realize they would be forced to mourn two victims.
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There is no reason why Frances Fitzgerald should be forced to resign.
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But might the BOJ be forced to resort to further policy easing?
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She could be forced to surrender any future assets to Mr. Rice.
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Now many fear they may be forced to leave their homes again.
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Additionally, few speculators appear likely to be forced to sell, Goldman said.
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Retina-X will be forced to undergo additional monitoring for information security.
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Now she will be forced to take her own retirement benefit early.
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You can't be forced to have sex with someone who loves you.
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Should the vote pass, the whole cabinet would be forced to resign.
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Or demand that food stamp recipients be forced to take drug tests?
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The buyer should not then be forced to go through with it.
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To sell Samsung products, for example, he'd be forced to pay $1,000.
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Mr Babis may be forced to appoint someone else as prime minister.
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Translation: Will Meghan and Harry be forced to spend Christmas morning apart?
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Banks will be forced to adapt quickly to digital payments or die.
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"The president may be forced to take action," a US official says.
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We can&apost allow our guy to be forced to go home.
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According to Feige, the two characters will be forced to team up.
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Maybe next year they won't be forced to puff in the shadows.
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"She should be forced to resign for that," Kimmel said on Thursday.
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But now they may be forced to pay up to win Sky.
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Or could you be forced to pay legal fees and suffer damages?
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Notably, nobody would be forced to live in apartments or dense neighborhoods.
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What idiot thought everyone should be forced to share customers and prices?
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Happy Thanksgiving, now you'll be forced to spend time with your family.
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We can't allow our guy to be forced to go back home.
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People should hear the risks, not be forced to hunt for them.
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But once inside the clan, would she be forced to shut up?
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Moscow has rejected calls for Assad to be forced to step aside.
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No reason ever why US servicewoman should be forced to wear hijab.
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Can they be forced to vote for legislation to leave the union?
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The firm could be forced to pay billions of euros to Dublin.
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Other campaigns may be forced to learn complex rules on the fly.
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But Moscovici said the EU could be forced to broaden the scope.
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She could now be forced to swear on oath whether she did.
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Why should the farmer in Kentucky be forced to pay for Gov.
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So Foxbat pilots would be forced to descend to engage other fighters.
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If unable to pay, the vessel would be forced to turn back.
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I think Congress is going to be forced to vote on it.
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I think it's just, companies will be forced to be more transparent.
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Also, companies raising minimum wage may be forced to do so anyway.
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If not, we will be forced to play a much tougher hand.
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People can't be forced to accept a treatment that they don't want.
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That's the question Trump and his appointees should be forced to answer.
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Don't know anything about soccer, but know you'll be forced to care?
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Many people at the lunch would be forced to leave, she said.
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Drivers, however, cannot be forced to complete trainings since they are contractors.
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Edney's roller coaster is one no athlete should be forced to ride.
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Hondurans and Salvadorans, however, would be forced to seek asylum in Guatemala.
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Syrians must not be forced to have to take care of them.
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But Democrats will now be forced to reveal their own budget priorities.
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Fox could be forced to delay the vote Comcast bids for it.
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Even so, the country's Parliament will soon be forced to consider it.
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Money managers would be forced to unload them while buying safer assets.
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As a manager, you will likely be forced to make unpleasant announcements.
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If the law goes into effect, Hope may be forced to close.
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Ms. Malouf will be forced to navigate unfamiliar surroundings again and again.
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Now, other plants will be forced to produce more megawatts of power.
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Companies would be forced to obtain special permission to collect sensitive data.
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To gain access, China would be forced to adopt the bloc's rules.
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Unlikely. Will the military be forced to take action against unwanted visitors?
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"They could be forced to run future development plans past the Government."
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Some could be forced to choose between paying bills and buying food.
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Hundreds of millions of people could be forced to leave their homes.
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The U.S., however, should not be forced to unilaterally shoulder the burden.
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How can foreign institutions outside legal U.S. jurisdiction be forced to comply?
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Slum landlords in litigation could be forced to turn over their properties.
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Many have speculated that he will be forced to call it off.
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Parents on tight budgets may be forced to seek informal, cheaper care.
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No worker can be forced to pay a union for noncore activities.
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He will be forced to pay dearly for his blasphemy any moment.
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They will be forced to bail out failing institutions—as we were.
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The law says the country "may" be forced to pay a victorious defendant.
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Rather, I will be forced to die painfully and in a protracted manner.
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Diving is not something anybody should be forced to do, the diver says.
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It's also possible that American citizens will be forced to take DNA tests.
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It means Trudeau will be forced to depend on other parties to govern.
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They will now be forced to match the salaries in the big cities.
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He said they will not be forced to leave unless necessary for safety.
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The Fed may eventually be forced to explain why that is a virtue.
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It says prosecutors should be forced to divulge all evidence to the defence.
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We hope this lawsuit means that many fewer women will be forced to.
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Will he be forced to hand over the account he's used since 2010?
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Only time will tell if Revolut will be forced to do the same.
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"Otherwise we will be forced to take steps to protect ourselves," it said.
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Newspaper editors may be forced to attend indoctrination classes at a military academy.
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To hail a car, you'll be forced to walk outside of the perimeter.
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We can&apost allow our guy to be forced to go back home.
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Even then, you'll still be forced to juggle work between two different OSes.
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Other pressures: The industry will be forced to engage even more in Washington.
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"Customers should be forced to change passwords and change them often," he adds.
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Firms and households might instead be forced to deleverage simultaneously, exacerbating the pain.
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The lawmakers suggested that BT be forced to sell Openreach to boost competition.
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Likewise, private-sector employers would not be forced to participate in the program.
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He can also be forced to cough up a maximum fine of $5,000.
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Therefore, they will be forced to switch from deflation fighters to inflation fighters.
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Will people simply be forced to give up driving on the open road?
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The House will not be forced to vote again on its healthcare bill.
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If the company cannot pay, the banks will be forced to do so.
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The loser would be forced to get a tattoo of the winner's choice.
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States would be forced to cut enrollment, benefits or provider rates, they argue.
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You can be forced to do something so much you start liking it.
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Now it may be forced to pull all of its flavored products outright.
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And brokers will be forced to route orders to IEX, despite this uncertainty.
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Plan sponsors and participants will be forced to ante up with higher contributions.
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Both Bidens should be forced to testify in this No Due Process Scam!
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That means Trump would be forced to demand Rosenstein's resignation or fire him.
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Retail prices will be forced to go up and sales will come down.
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It is a pain that no one should ever be forced to endure.
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Analysts said Beijing would be forced to pay attention to the carrier capability.
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She added that Americans shouldn't be forced to pay for other people's healthcare.
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Republicans and Democrats may soon be forced to get along on health care.
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But Merkel could be forced to sacrifice him to secure a coalition deal.
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Teams that signed such players would be forced to forfeit a draft pick.
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Organizations with years of service in needy communities may be forced to close.
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Existing dams and mines that do not comply could be forced to close.
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Under the proposed rule, EPA could be forced to ignore this seminal research.
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Does this mean she'll be forced to give up her quest for revenge?
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In Arkansas, Texas, and Georgia, inmates can be forced to work for free.
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Unless Republicans change the law, they may be forced to uphold the plan.
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He'll be forced to re-enact his feelings of revenge, over and over.
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He may be forced to move on as well to play regular games.
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For starters, would bots be forced to identify themselves in every Facebook post?
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North Carolina had worried it might be forced to take a banner down.
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Many exporters would be forced to delay shipments until appropriate papers came through.
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If she doesn't win half the votes, she will be forced to resign.
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Clinton herself may eventually be forced to offer testimony, the judge has claimed.
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However, it makes clear that California taxpayers won't be forced to buy it.
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No provider, the state promised, would be forced to immediately suspend abortion services.
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Under the new laws, SHE would be forced to use the men's room.
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Never again be forced to enjoy a seamless narrative free of distracting pauses.
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She faces a growing risk that she will be forced to delay Brexit.
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Victims can't be forced to file charges; we have to change this culture.
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And no student should be forced to sue their way to due process.
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Larson said that military officials know the bystanders can't be forced to stop.
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Will the Pied Piper team be forced to build the box they loathe?
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AT&T will also be forced to alter its strategy of vertical integration.
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Suddenly your eyeballs don't have to be forced to remain on the page.
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We, as a consuming public, do not like to be forced to reconsider.
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As a result, the bank could be forced to change its monetary policy.
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Otherwise, companies like Uber will be forced to start treating them as employees.
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"Then I believe we would be forced to leave the association," Zuckerberg said.
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"Then I believe we would be forced to leave the association," Zuckerberg said.
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Taxpayers will be forced to fund this gargantuan program one way or another.
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Above, one of 500 partner groups that will be forced to shut down.
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Still, they anticipate that the site may eventually be forced to shut down.
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They want to be forced to innovate; only performance standards can do that.
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But Republican senators are going to be forced to take public positions now.
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Oppenheimer didn't list the Pentagon decision among reasons Amazon could be forced to spin out AWS, but said that generally the company could be forced to split with its cloud business because of antitrust scrutiny and potential conflicts with customers.
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But in the meantime some big firms would be forced to use smaller auditors.
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Well, next week, the disgraced FBI agent could be forced to testify before Congress.
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But if you're an hourly employee, you can't be forced to attend without compensation.
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People believe others are just lazy and need to be forced to do work.
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Yet without the state's approval of those agreements, EMW would be forced to close.
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Should I be forced to fund political activities and finance causes without a choice?
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And China may also be forced to take the lead in combating climate change.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch said residents "should not be forced to wait" for reform.
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We'd be forced to take our kids out of schools and disrupt extended families.
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A handful of senior generals might be forced to retire early, Mr. Addi said.
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Smaller firms could be forced to scrap older ships, says Basil Karatzas, a consultant.
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Vietnam, America's ally, may be forced to look elsewhere for its rice and fish.
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Anne (California): Can William Barr be forced to recuse himself from the Ukraine case?
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Those failing to use it for agriculture however would be forced to sell it.
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No one will be forced to leave Isle de Jean Charles, he told me.
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If she refused to do it, she'd be forced to eat a turkey testicle.
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Nobody should be forced to contradict his core beliefs just to keep a job.
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Without new loans, Athens will be forced to go into arrears on domestic payments.
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If that happens, Musk and the board might be forced to make some changes.
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The same reports added that Tria could resign or be forced to resign otherwise.
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In this case, you may be forced to sell your home at a loss.
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But Manafort has no current government role, so he cannot be forced to resign.
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He may now be forced to admit Russia played a role in his win.
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Subsequently, they'll be forced to handle their own mini media scandals without her help.
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He would be forced to resign, which could happen as soon as next week.
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The president would be suspended immediately pending trial and may be forced to quit.
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House Republicans who believe freedom means that you shouldn't be forced to have it.
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It's nice to be "forced" to stop scrolling through Instagram and checking work email.
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If they chose to use Rentberry, tenants may be forced to follow them there.
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Public-transport operators can be forced to do so by national or municipal authorities.
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Rumours were rampant that the Red Star would be forced to premiere in Shanghai.
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Many people would be forced to choose between affordable health insurance and medical privacy.
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Congress may be forced to rule on encryption The strategy's not without risk, however.
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He made his bed, and now he should be forced to lie in it.
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Most likely, we will be forced to reduce the size of our workforce here.
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How will people ever be forced to discover new brands, new possibilities, new things?
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So don't sign on, or you'll be forced to start the process over again.
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Because if it goes any deeper, I may be forced to open my mouth.
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Therefore, we voters will be forced to choose between the lesser of two weasels.
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India might also be forced to buy sugar in the next season beginning Oct.
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The next president unfortunately will be forced to deal with this harsh budgetary reality.
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Instead, it says customers cannot be forced to only use arbitration in settling disputes.
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States will no longer be forced to operate under strict ObamaCare guidance and rules.
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They would be forced to reduce programs, consolidate locations and even close their doors.
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Kim will be forced to the negotiating table or fear his regime may crumble.
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They won't be forced to conduct same-sex marriages if they don't want to.
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Many people would be forced to choose between affordable health insurance and medical privacy.
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Hundreds of thousands of North Koreans should not be forced to live like this.
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Italy could be forced to import olive oil after extreme weather is threatening harvests.
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But residents oppose the move, saying they will be forced to pay higher rents.
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You may be forced to rely on abusive partners for financial support and housing.
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And as the movement continues to grow, others will be forced to pay attention.
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It just means that they might be forced to do so against their will.
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AFSCME that nonunion workers cannot be forced to pay fees to public sector unions.
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Apple could also theoretically be forced to change the amount it takes from developers.
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Firms will be forced to convert income despite outstanding foreign exchange liabilities, he said.
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You're going to be forced to bow down to the image of the Beast.
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If by popular acclaim Trump is legitimated, the party will be forced to acquiesce.
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The bank could be forced to sell assets if the new plan isn't approved.
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And then, of course, if he's not promoted, he'll eventually be forced to retire.
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If the trade war with China escalates, retailers may be forced to hike prices.
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Unless Congress intervenes, roughly 220006,2202 agents will be forced to work overtime without compensation.
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Will they be forced to go into reprogramming because he thinks that will work?
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In other words, no one will be forced to share or buy or barter.
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The system, which includes three universities, could even be forced to shutter some campuses.
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May's plan, he will probably be forced to articulate a definitive position on Brexit.
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Otherwise, only those who already advocate women's equality will be forced to grant it.
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A Muslim candidate running for president would likely be forced to downplay his religion.
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If it does, the companies could be forced to break apart the combined company.
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Once growth gains momentum, employers will be forced to pay more to fill jobs.
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They mustn't be forced to choose between their health and exercising their constitutional rights.
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I thought I'd be forced to leave, and maybe one day I'll have to.
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This way, you won't be forced to make a rash financial decision under stress.
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Until conditions markedly improve, medical workers will still be forced to make hard adjustments.
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Aid groups warned that they may be forced to leave amid attacks on civilians.
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The United States could be forced to import more gasoline and other refined products.
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If it is unable, it will likely be forced to liquidate, the person said.
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No one should be forced to show affection, regardless of their age and gender.
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For all other care, veterans would be forced to turn to the private sector.
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Should a victim of rape or incest be forced to carry out a pregnancy?
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Such children may be forced to leave the United States with their deported parents.
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Americans should not be forced to choose between their medications and paying their rent.
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Would Jews in Congress be forced to recuse themselves on matters related to Israel?
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If industry fails to do this then Congress will be forced to address it.
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He eventually returned, only to be forced to flee again during the recent violence.
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The difference was now they were grown and could not be forced to attend.
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If CHIP funding expires, states will be forced to make difficult decisions about coverage.
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The CFIUS is also considering whether ByteDance will be forced to divest in Musical.
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There is no question that clinics would be forced to close as a result.
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As a result, the bank could be forced to change its monetary policy stance.
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Trump will be forced to veto the resolution -- the first veto of his presidency.
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Without new loans, Athens will be forced to go into arrears with domestic payments.
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That means consumers will soon be forced to draw lines in the streaming sand.
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Otherwise, he could be forced to ask the European Union to delay Brexit again.
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It's an issue tech giants may be forced to confront in the coming years.
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And courts will be forced to turn a blind eye to clear constitutional violations.
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Without additional funding, transit leaders say they could be forced to make service cuts.
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Survivors shouldn't also be forced to jump through hurdles to hold their perpetrators accountable.
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In such a world, everyone will be forced to be more honest, especially Washington.
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They could also be fined up to $250,000 and be forced to pay restitution.
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All the while, rumors were running rampant that Square would be forced to sell.
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It will strain your relationships and you'll continually be forced to make tough decisions.
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Traders believed that the Federal Reserve would be forced to increase interest rates in response.
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That would mean migrant workers would not be forced to leave the premises every day.
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Common sense tells us that no one should be forced to pay to be free.
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If and when the market turns, funds could be forced to sell into falling markets.
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With Trump we would be forced to confront the reality that has always been there.
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The Kurds will be forced to divert even more resources from countering ISIS going forward.
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As Markle grew up, she'd be forced to remove her rose-colored glasses more often.
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Perhaps. Without growing capital, banks could be forced to sell assets or raise more capital.
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"I do not wish to be forced to wear a headscarf or burkha," she wrote.
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At what point will the US be forced to meet such aggressive rhetoric with action?
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They can, however, be forced to realize gains if significant numbers of investors redeem shares.
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"Faculty should never be forced to have guns; that would be a mistake," Ingle said.
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Even if a full crisis does not erupt shadow banks may be forced to shrink.
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The result is that airlines will probably be forced to move jobs out of Britain.
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He predicted the courts and Congress will eventually be forced to sort the issue out.
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You won't be forced to make anything of the pleasant vibes, but just do it.
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It's not clear how many schools, if any, will be forced to close next Wednesday.
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Those without insurance can be forced to pay the full freight of the higher prices.
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The meme said people should be forced to eat bacon before they can purchase firearms.
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To overcome this liability, investors would be forced to sell more assets to cover losses.
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Were the act to be repealed, she will be forced to enter the individual market.
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And, again, we&aposll be forced to call them out for their shameless, priceless peddling.
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If caught, their parents would face fines or be forced to sweep the village roads.
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They could be forced to sit out altogether, or limit themselves to minor depth moves.
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States warned that they could be forced to shut down their programs or freeze enrollment.
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So Europe may be forced to try to live with the flawed institutions it has.
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If affected travelers try to bring these devices aboard, they'll be forced to check them.
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"If Bollywood films are not resumed, cinemas will be forced to close down," Gultasab said.
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People can also be forced to work as factory workers, nannies, construction workers, and farmers.
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RELATED: If there are tapes, can the White House be forced to turn them over?
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It is something the current candidates for governor will now be forced to directly confront.
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"If they resist repatriation, the people will be forced to cull them," the manifesto concludes.
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The U.S. government has just hours left before it'll be forced to shut down. Again.
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Skoda may be forced to further expand its offerings of fuel-efficient vehicles, Maier said.
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Andrea Constand would be forced to repay Cosby for the settlement if his team wins.
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The first is whether or not you'll be forced to file them on your own.
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Colorado said that these bakers shouldn't be forced to create a cake they disagreed with.
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But the majority will likely be forced to stay in Mexico for an indeterminate time.
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Meanwhile, "advanced" biofuels would be forced to compete against corn on a level playing field.
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Essentially, they would be forced to guess what would have happened when nothing actually did.
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That's raised questions about whether he might be forced to resign from Congress this cycle.
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First, workers should not be forced to choose between caring for their families and retirement.
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" He said telecom companies "can be forced to act as a tool of Chinese espionage.
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"All those medium-sized exchange groups ... will be forced to find an answer," he said.
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They shouldn't be forced to choose between doing what's best for them medically and bankruptcy.
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"States may be forced to cut provider rates - which already aren't very high," she said.
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The U.S. would be forced to intervene in order to oppose Iran and protect Israel.
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But the Trump administration may soon be forced to reevaluate this destructive and unnecessary project.
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It should be settled law that taxpayers should not be forced to fund an abortion.
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House Democratic leaders will additionally be forced to deal with factions within their own party.
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They would also be forced to give birth even when the pregnancy threatened their health.
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Certainly if he were indicted, he would be forced to step down as attorney general.
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And a defendant can't be forced to take witness protection—a judge can't order it.
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The lawsuit asks that the county be forced to count absentee ballots received through Friday.
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Resettlement agencies have had to restructure, and some fear they may be forced to close.
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But more farms in the wine country could soon be forced to consider providing housing.
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If it has to give up business, it could be forced to make harder choices.
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According to Mr. Chen, Mr. Wei will be forced to pay the cost of demolition.
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If found guilty she could be forced to leave her job, or even worse, stay.
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"I don't want my daughters to feel my same pain, or be forced to emigrate."
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Highly indebted firms could even be forced to sell assets, including rights, plant and equipment.
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An unknown number of workers are DACA recipients who might eventually be forced to leave.
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Senators will be forced to move "toward the center with a moderate approach," Durbin said.
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Nissan may be forced to swallow its resentments and cooperate with Fiat Chrysler and Renault.
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He suggested that Russia could be forced to end direct sales of timber to China.
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If the court doesn't rule in Snopes' favor, the site could be forced to downsize.
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No one "wants to be forced to make a choice," said Mr. White, the analyst.
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I hope you will stand up for your right not to be forced to shave.
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If the T.P.L.F. can spoil Mr. Abiy's efforts, the government may be forced to backtrack.
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The F.C.C.'s chairman says that Big Tech may be forced to become more transparent.
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Well-matched birds cannot be forced to mate, but artificial insemination is also proving effective.
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If the world continues to warm, hummingbirds will be forced to migrate to higher elevations.
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Families with out of work members can be forced to make hard financial trade offs.
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These workers could be forced to choose between following CDC recommendations and keeping their jobs.
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Bars that do not already serve food will be forced to close starting March 15.
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Andrew Cuomo announced all non-essential businesses, including gyms, would be forced to close indefinitely.
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In 2020, we should not be forced to choose between the lesser of two evils.
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Less well-off patients, meanwhile, will likely be forced to carry their pregnancy to term.
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Republicans maintain it would cripple businesses, which would be forced to lay off their workers.
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The Chinese military would be forced to constantly worry about potential deployment of these systems.
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Yet, he may not want to be forced to resign to benefit from this protection.
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You may be forced to ask questions of yourself, but they won't be big ones.
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Wyze has begun to notify affected users, who will be forced to reset their passwords.
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Some taxpayers are going to be forced to wait well into the spring to file.
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In some parts of Germany, refugees can be forced to submit to a medical examination.
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Not everybody believes Mr. Johnson will be forced to be subservient to the United States.
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If gold rises, investors could be forced to liquidate short positions, which would lift prices.
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House Democrats have highlighted Bates's decision in arguing that McGahn should be forced to testify.
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Even worse, unprepared students could be forced to drop out of school without a diploma.
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Delhi will therefore be forced to turn to other producers to meet their energy needs.
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"Taxpayers must never be forced to pay the price when big banks fail," Hensarling said.
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As a result of his loss, he will now be forced to go ice-skating.
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As long as I wouldn't be forced to read it, I don't think I'd care.
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As an alternative, Congress will likely be forced to phase in payment cuts over time.
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You guessed it: they will be forced to impose drastic price hikes on consumer goods.
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Democrats will certainly be forced to reckon with Medicare for All in their 2020 primary.
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They deserve not to be forced to grind their bodies down prematurely working endless hours.
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To save Pam's life, Randal will eventually be forced to attempt to do the same.
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No. No. Some people are shy, some people cannot respond and shouldn't be forced to.
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The U.S. will be forced to return to the old posture of threats plus sanctions.
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If Democrats stand firm, Trump might be forced to make major concessions on that front.
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Despite the waiver, the state will now be forced to give Parhamovich his money back.
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When it does show up, the administration might be forced to pull back a bit.
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If Democrats stand firm, he might be forced to make major concessions on that front.
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No longer will America be forced to fund terrorism through the purchase of Middle East oil.
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With power divided in Congress, lawmakers will be forced to compromise in order to pass anything.
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Would we be forced to watch them navigate dating while living together in Ruby's parents' house?
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Early in his career, the decorated biologist Richard Lenski thought he might be forced to evolve.
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They definitely could, although it's not clear that Republicans want to be forced to do that.
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A church which chooses not to ordain women won't be forced to do so by law.
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In June, the Canadian Supreme Court ruled that Google can be forced to remove links globally.
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One space where it can be especially frustrating to be forced to shout is a restaurant.
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Those overleveraged firms may be forced to rapidly slash spending and cut jobs, deepening the recession.
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The SEC is also asking that Rothenberg be forced to pay pre-judgment interest of $43,24,220.
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This means they can be forced to do dangerous and unhealthy forms of labor without recourse.
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The draft Bill says that tech companies may be forced to remove "electronic protection" of data.
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"They're going to be forced to accept responsibility for a problem they didn't cause," she said.
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She has friends who have been vaccine-injured who would be forced to leave the state.
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Everyone would be forced to fend for themselves, and it would be incredibly disorienting and messy.
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"The U.S. and Taiwan now should restrain, or be forced to restrain, themselves," said the article.
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If the police recommend charges, he may be forced to call early elections or step down.
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They don't want to be forced to sell newly-bought shares in a China-listed company.
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Some left the camp for fear they would be forced to return to Myanmar, they said.
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AV providers would have input but would not be forced to share their internal training scenarios.
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If not, you may be forced to sell your stuff whether you want to or not.
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What I said is yes, Apple should be forced to comply with this court order. Why?
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A court is now expected to decide whether the site will be forced to do so.
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That meant Austin would be forced to decide whether he wanted a service dog or Hadji.
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To really get voices heard, candidates need to be forced to spread out over the country.
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"It is disappointing to be forced to invest in such a non-fundamental way," Smith said.
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In the event she's unable to perform, per the competition's rules, she'll be forced to forfeit.
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Others worried that scientists would be forced to have their work reviewed by the government first.
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And we in the media will be forced to apologize anew for our poll-mad behavior.
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No longer will you be forced to rent set-top boxes from your pay-TV provider.
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Why it matters: The Republican-controlled Senate will now be forced to take up the measure.
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But not all workers want to join, and by federal law, they can't be forced to.
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Studio execs should be forced to write "never adapt Alan Moore" on a blackboard 100 times.
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As part of the ruling, Anglin also will be forced to delete any articles defaming Obeidallah.
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A teen will be forced to clean up animal manure after knocking over a portable toilet.
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Many businesses say they are unable to import merchandise and could be forced to shut down.
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HB 481 effectively means women and trans men could be forced to carry pregnancies to term.
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That they want to destroy all medical services so that people will be forced to flee.
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When you're telling a spy story, it's very helpful to be forced to slow down communications.
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Can transgender people be forced to use a bathroom that doesn't align with their gender identity?
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More and more, users expect not to be forced to bend to communicate to a computer.
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Nobody should be forced to face the apocalypse with hairy legs if they don't want to.
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Flight attendants said they will not be forced to fly the aircraft if they feel unsafe.
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It also could be forced to redo its work at the Anaconda site, the company said.
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The Daily Telegraph quoted a senior Conservative lawmaker as saying she might be forced to resign.
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Rivals had called for BT to be forced to spin off its broadband infrastructure business, Openreach.
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If we walk out of the show, the extremists might be forced to close the curtain.
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However, no worker can be forced to join or pay dues against his or her will.
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With a long patch of losing, they could be forced to confront a harsh new reality.
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If Vivendi were to acknowledge such control, it would be forced to consolidate TIM's debt pile.
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Others here said Mr. Stackowitz should be forced to return to Georgia, his quiet life notwithstanding.
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Without it, insurers would be forced to either raise prices substantially or leave the market entirely.
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It also said that the new CEO would likely be forced to announce new cost cuts.
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We should not be forced to start job searching again in order to support our families.
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Ultimately, some analysts believe Wynn Resorts will be forced to sell or break up the company.
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Establishment owners should not be forced to conduct business with every licensing society demanding a fee.
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U.S. importers would be forced to buy from domestic producers, which would raise prices in stores.
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Lawyers for the centers say their clients shouldn't be forced to cooperate due to religious objections.
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They are betting the Fed will once again be forced to wait longer than it wishes.
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Despite the limitations of brinksmanship, Trump may be forced to remain on this course of action.
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Iran must be forced to abandon its nuclear ambitions, ballistic missile program, and support for terrorism.
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If you're in a European airport, this is where you'll likely be forced to hang out.
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His decision increases the odds that Clinton herself will be forced to testify in the case.
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The investigation could then be forced to close — ultimately protecting from criminal censure the president himself.
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If anything, e-cigarette companies should be forced to pay for the damage they've purposefully caused.
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Second, I guess I'd be forced to sell stock buybacks if what I promised wasn't occurring.
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They would then be forced to do tasks like opening car doors while people climb in.
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The trust fund will be forced to liquidate nearly $3 trillion in Treasury bonds by 2034.
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"Religious organizations should not be forced to violate their mission and deeply-held beliefs," she said.
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No one should be forced to answer a question they've been asked over and over again.
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The agency will develop new security protocols for elections, which states will be forced to implement.
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Scott Allen thinks women should be forced to procreate for the sake of the labor market.
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Crude is now so cheap that many US shale companies will be forced to cut production.
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A lot of Democrats — they don't want to be forced to vote for an impeachment inquiry.
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If he deems her a threat, the scientists will be forced to put her to sleep.
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Without it, "it is likely that NRATV would be forced to cease operating," the complaint states.
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By conservative estimates, some 200 million citizens will be forced to flee their homelands by 2050.
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The chip freeze-out means it might be forced to use its stockpile of U.S. components.
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She believes that the USA Gymnastics board should be forced to resign, particularly the executive committee.
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"I think the administration will be forced to provide some relief to the airlines," he said.
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"I think the administration will be forced to provide some relief to the airlines," he said.
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"No one should be forced to live like animals just to cross into the United States."
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These funds can be forced to shut down when too many of their assets are downgraded.
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Riyadh would be forced to depend on the United States or Israel in any new conflict.
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If the situation continues to worsen, Kavesh said he may be forced to lay off employees.
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If this keeps up, Boone, the rookie manager, might be forced to play whoever gets hot.
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"They will progressively be marginalized and may ultimately be forced to leave the market," she said.
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Breakingviews A quartet of embattled Chinese dealmakers may be forced to hold an overseas yard sale.
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In that case, the Federal Reserve could be forced to act "swiftly and aggressively," they said.
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Future generations will be forced to contend with the crushing deficits that Trump is racking up.
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But as the problems start to pile up, it may be forced to choose one day.
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The chances are growing that Israel will be forced to hold a third election this year.
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He will be forced to sit for the first half next week against the Crimson Tide.
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Its competitive maneuvering, though, may be forced to take a new path as the industry evolves.
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Some could be forced to sell assets to cover giant payouts, pushing asset prices down further.
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Now, because of this, many companies are going to be forced to do their own events.
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She had just two days in Iowa before she would be forced to return to Washington.
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Many people would be forced to change insurance plans even if they liked their current coverage.
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You may be forced to undertake a worldwide search for subjects that can last for years.
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If they don't, the company might be forced to raise cash on far less favorable terms.
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With an impending Turkish attack, the Kurds could be forced to reduce security at those camps.
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If you completed a military service obligation, you couldn't be forced to re-enter the military.
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If Amtrak faces more delays, it could be forced to cut service in the Northeast Corridor.
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In turn, some online vendors would be forced to view new customers as potential tax liabilities.
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Uber admits that Uber Eats may be forced to lower service fees for big restaurant chains.
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Individuals can't be forced to bring a civil claim in court if they don't want to.
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Most, if not all, industries worldwide affected by tariffs will be forced to rapidly increase automation.
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He will be forced to grapple with growing crises in the Middle East, Venezuela and elsewhere.
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Rushabh Doshi, analyst at Singapore-based Canalys, said Apple could be forced to launch cheaper devices.
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Agencies can be forced to do difficult things that they are not normally inclined to do.
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Ryan could also be forced to lean on Democrats if conservative members of his caucus balk.
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For Confederate lovers and apologists, people of color must be forced to honor those men, too.
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Given that they weren't successful, the GOP may be forced to reconsider its messaging and recruitment.
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"The alternative is not a good one in that we will be forced to release them."
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Those could be among the toughest rulings Roberts may be forced to make in the spotlight.
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This huge funding gap in pensions means Boomers will be forced to look for income elsewhere.
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That's absolutely not to say that people should be forced to deal with grueling, disabling pain.
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If a majority of lawmakers decide they do not, she could be forced to step aside.
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Currently, government workers can't be forced to join a union or pay for its lobbying work.
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A guy like him wants to be forced to do the thing he's going to do.
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States would be forced to raise taxes or restrict eligibility when federal funds inevitably prove inadequate.
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Without these services, people with disabilities will be forced to live in institutions or nursing homes.
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They will in effect be forced to allocate capital to China's stockmarkets, many for the first time.
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They could be forced to share their data and intellectual property with new entrants on reasonable terms.
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Should the industry be forced to pass on new tariffs, the impact will be significant, warned Bailo.
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Nobody should be forced to be living in a gender role they don't want to be in.
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Mr. Vance rejected the notion that Apple should be forced to cooperate only in certain prominent crimes.
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They should be forced to suffer and when they kill they should be executed for their crimes.
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"We're going to be forced to rotate out of India because we've done well there," she said.
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Clergy could not — and still cannot — be forced to reveal in court what they learned in confession.
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"In some states today, women must be forced to co-parent with their convicted rapists," Arquette said.
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And the GOP would be forced to tack back to the political center to become competitive again.
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They won't accomplish whatever they're trying to do, and instead will be forced to quit the game.
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The charge is not an extraditable offense ... meaning he can't be forced to Brazil by American courts.
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Women don't have to be dark-skinned Amazonians like myself to be forced to endure gender policing.
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At issue is the price Disney might be forced to offer to take full control of Sky.
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And at the same time, Hillary Clinton seems to be forced to follow Humphrey's 1968 losing lead.
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As before, though, women will be forced to flout the law to achieve personal dignity and safety.
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But given the souring mood in Beijing, that is what they may yet be forced to do. ■
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Then even Tesla's accommodating board (which has already discussed this proposal) might be forced to reject it.
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Kuwait, meanwhile, could be forced to revive plans for the delayed privatisation of loss-making Kuwait Airways.
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But experts say it is crucial that the industry does not wait to be forced to act.
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However, the ICO's guidelines will be voluntary, meaning companies like MindGeek won't be forced to sign up.
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Federal transgender employees could be forced to de-transition or lose their jobs over their gender presentation.
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By 2029, any aircraft model that isn't compliant with the new rules would be forced to retire.
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And walking is what they'll be forced to do on Sundays, when the streetcar does not run.
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If that is not done, the bureau will be forced to default to older, more expensive methods.
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If we can't, we may be forced to revisit the idea of a floating habitat on Venus.
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CSI instead focuses on smaller, more rural communities that may be forced to wait weeks for relief.
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And food shortages are so severe that white-collar workers could be forced to work the fields.
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And the company would be forced to use the previous contract's minimum benefits as its negotiating floor.
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She is afraid that if Trump becomes president, her parents will be forced to leave our country.
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Blumond only has 7 percent alcohol content, which means they could be forced to rebrand the beverage.
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That in turn would cause tensions with Trudeau, who would be forced to impose a carbon price.
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In the programs, Church officials cannot be forced to testify, and lawyers cannot make them release records.
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The announcement came amid chatter the business would be forced to file for bankruptcy to break leases.
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After all, you don't want to get cold (or be forced to continue to date) this winter.
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But eventually, on some kind of transaction, the Mets will be forced to make a hard decision.
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Owners who are found guilty of abuse will be forced to forfeit their pets to local shelters.
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States could be forced to cut benefits or enrollment in order to make up for those losses.
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He adds that players won't be forced to activate a story mission if they don't want to.
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The industry will therefore be forced to rely on short-cycle production, its fourth line of defence.
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Now here comes the cleanest example of a mistake that the government should be forced to eat.
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Berlin fears that German taxpayers could be forced to pick up the cost of others' financial irresponsibility.
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Would endless life be only for the wealthy, or would the poor be forced to toil forever?
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Murderers might be sent to jail, and thieves might be forced to return their ill-gotten gains.
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But we don't know if he was ever going to willingly or be forced to do so.
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It further warns that BP would be forced to halt some activities with Russian energy major Rosneft.
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If they can secure a simple majority, Zuma and his entire cabinet will be forced to resign.
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Now, the military will be forced to align more closely with the government for a Syria campaign.
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The player may be forced to kill Thaletas or helplessly watch as either of their lovers die.
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Asian nations might be forced to devalue if China lets the yuan fall sharply (see Free exchange).
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Bernstein said that if VW loses, it could be forced to compensate the skilled workers in Chattanooga.
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Residents waited decades for justice, the attorney general said; they shouldn't be forced to wait any longer.
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There is some hope, says one ally, that the President will now be forced to settle down.
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Business owners against mandated pay argue they will be forced to raise prices to offset higher wages.
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The government hopes to hold the rate to below 25% but may be forced to offer more.
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"I believe that, constitutionally, local governments cannot be forced to comply, to help ICE," Sánchez said Tuesday.
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Convicted rapists in Colorado may soon be forced to pay for survivors' rape kits, according to Reuters.
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No longer will poor customers be forced to get their daily dose of chicken from actual chicken.
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When it's challenged by the Sun in Libra, you'll be forced to confront some of these issues.
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The team will now be forced to respond to a slew of reports regarding the ongoing probe.
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Huawei has denied U.S.-led claims that it could be forced to spy on behalf of Beijing.
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Those demanding new laws should be forced to show where existing ones fail to create sufficient accountability.
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He notes that the Marines will be forced 'to stop hurricane work in May which is unacceptable.
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This in turn requires that the religious establishment be forced to surrender its austere grip on society.
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Six Cabinet ministers abstained from the vote, meaning Theresa May could be forced to sack them too.
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My two daughters will have to marry two 'Ndrangheta men and be forced to follow them around.
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Without domestic supplies of advanced nuclear fuel, developers will be forced to buy from Russia and China.
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British banks that fail to beef up their defences may even be forced to hold extra capital.
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Abrams said the left-wing protestors were "clearly" breaking the law and would be forced to leave.
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"Mehta wanted the building to be burned so we would be forced to vacate," Panvalkar told me.
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He should be forced to take an IQ test before being allowed to enter the GOP debate.
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Without it, he warned, the country could be forced to ask for more help again and again.
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They would be forced to either pay the music mafia their protection money or stop playing music.
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Suppliers could be forced to stop delivering goods to Agrokor within the next 24 hours, he said.
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Companies should not be forced to hand over data and technology just to do business in China.
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By changing her plea, Butina will likely be forced to return to Russia upon release from jail.
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Should she be forced to compose speeches for Republican candidates or abandon the field of speechwriting entirely?
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Can the board be forced to change the elevators if I sell my apartment to this couple?
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"These open-ended funds could be forced to sell illiquid assets to meet redemptions," the report noted.
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Only after the Persian defeat of Spartan King Leonidas could the Athenians be forced to abandon Attica.
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The poll also found a sharp partisan split over whether Barr should be forced to give testimony.
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No American family should be forced to make that choice, so what are the options for relief?
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Quinn that home healthcare providers couldn't be forced to pay union dues as a condition of employment.
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In May, nearly 90,000 Hondurans lost their status, meaning they could be forced to go back home.
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Kelli Ward and will be forced to spend some of his money leading up to the Aug.
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In red states throughout the South and Midwest, however, clinics would be forced to shutter almost immediately.
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They can't pay $50,000 a year to their ground-level employees, and they shouldn't be forced to.
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Will she be forced to wear handcuffs when she flies in an airplane for the first time?
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The decision means that Mr. Hayes will probably be forced to sell his family's home in Surrey.
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Consumers would be forced to wear their home jurisdiction like a tax albatross when they shop online.
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The crisis revealed fundamental inefficiencies in the Greek economy that the country will be forced to reconcile.
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If it cannot find takers in the private sector, the government will be forced to step in.
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WAPNER: DO YOU THINK THE FED COULD BE FORCED TO TIGHTEN RATES FASTER THAN THE MARKET THINKS?
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Things looked bleak, and the French were widely expected to lose and be forced to flee Austria.
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At those speeds, the Macy&aposs Thanksgiving Day Parade would be forced to ground its iconic balloons.
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Turkey still hopes Washington will be forced to draw on its support in one way or another.
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He added that the SDF would be forced to give up tactics, techniques, procedures, names, and locations.
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I don't think I should be forced to sell my apartment or move because the rules changed.
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Mr. Abe could even be forced to resign if the Olympics are canceled or Japan's economy craters.
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Some players have reacted scornfully on social media to the suggestion they might be forced to stand.
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In addition, all nightclubs, movie theaters, small theater houses, and concert venues will be forced to close.
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In addition, all nightclubs, movie theaters, small theater houses, and concert venues will be forced to close.
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In the coming years, experts predict that millions of people in Lagos will be forced to move.
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Will we all be forced to wear lederhosen, they sniped, and have our weekly portion of sauerkraut?
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"It's a 'tip system' that even convicted criminals can't be forced to participate in," Dr.. Larkin said.
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If the court did not intervene, the group said, it would be forced to exit the program.
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"Fashion producers should be forced to clear up the mountains of waste they create," Ms. Creagh said.
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Britain could be forced to accept chlorine-washed chicken, lactic acid sprayed pork and hormone-grown beef.
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I don't feel that anybody should be forced to do something that they don't want to do.
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They will be forced to fight the Trump agenda without support from those who left them behind.
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The White House consistently said they believed Democrats in red states would be forced to come around.
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Lawmakers reluctant to take on the company may be forced to do more than issue stern warnings.
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However, those without health insurance and Americans on Medicare and Medicaid may be forced to pay up.
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So if Ms. Merkel's search for new partners fails, Germans would be forced to hold another election.
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Some analysts predict China will be forced to buy more American beans after it exhausts other sources.
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If he can't confirm unqualified nominees, he will instead be forced to surround himself with qualified nominees.
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Maduro will be forced to shut in wells as Venezuelan oil production trickles to a near standstill.
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To live in California is to be forced to draw lines between acceptable and unacceptable seismic risks.
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As with the last Cold War, many nations would be forced to choose between the two powers.
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Now Houstonians will be forced to absorb the awful wisdom that New Orleans was forced to learn.
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Many of the public investors cannot invest in a private company, and would be forced to sell.
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Airbus (EADSF) says that it would be forced to redirect future investment away from the United Kingdom.
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Airbus has said that it would be forced to redirect future investment away from the United Kingdom.
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Those homeowners will be forced to fall back on some combination of disaster relief, loans and savings.
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On Saturday, he wrote that The Washington Post should be forced to "REGISTER" as an Amazon lobbyist.
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Google could be forced to scrub search results for users outside the E.U. for the first time.
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Eventually, it will catch up to me, and I'll be forced to pull out my credit card.
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Republicans blocked the bill by suddenly leaving the state so they would not be forced to vote.
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If the drop in revenue is steep enough, Anbang could eventually be forced to liquidate some assets.
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Following IHG's move to ban personal products in mini plastic bottles, others may be forced to follow.
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That work should be left to them; the rest of us should not be forced to participate.
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Now, no one will be forced to buy health insurance that they do not want or need.
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What Puerto Rico needs more than statehood is to be forced to own up to its obligations.
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If Mr. Netanyahu is blocked by the court, Likud would be forced to choose a new leader.
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They will be forced to go up market serving older, wealthier clients who value in-person interaction.
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"We filed this suit today because Mr. Williams should not be forced to wait a moment longer."
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But Republicans have long argued against the idea that people should be forced to purchase health coverage.
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But if developers fail to improve, governments will be forced to step in and take drastic action.
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For the record, Lance said Trump should turn over his tax returns but not be forced to.
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Either we will fashion a durable system of global interdependence, or we will be forced to disappear.
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Taxpayers in the states in question should not be forced to fund a frivolous and unwinnable lawsuit.
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Sites like Google News would also be forced to pay publishers for using snippets of their content.
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If this bill passes, doctors will be forced to act as police interrogators in the exam room.
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Adding to investors' concerns is whether Ford will be forced to cut its dividend to preserve cash.
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Many state governments, faced with limited budgets, would be forced to cut benefits or cover fewer people.
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"If it becomes a health or safety issue, we may be forced to help them," Navarre said.
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Otherwise, leader Kim Jong Un has said he may be forced to choose an unspecified "new path".
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Brussels is pressing for an early notification but officials acknowledge Britain cannot be forced to give notice.
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She also retreated on suggestions that businesses would be forced to place worker representatives on company boards.
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The prime minister could be forced to ask Parliament to postpone the country's departure from the bloc.
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But now, it will be forced to rule on a highly contentious, partisan dispute between the branches.
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The other taxis, he said, will be forced to compete for fares on the streets of Dakar.
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Others, however, will be forced to rely on credit cards, which can charge double-digit interest rates.
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Imagine that the child could be forced to touch the hot pan again and again and again.
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"I believe personally that the federal government is just going to be forced [to legalize]," he said.
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Young activists, who will be forced to live with the ravages of climate change, find this upsetting.
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"We cannot allow ourselves to be forced to choose between our democracy and our prosperity," he said.
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If Scott does run, he doesn't want to be forced to defend an unpopular new drilling plan.
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It is inappropriate and wrong that someone who defines as neither should be forced to make that declaration.
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"She has friends who have been vaccine-injured who would be forced to leave the state," he claimed.
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Yet some economists suggested the bank may be forced to resume its dollar buying in the coming days.
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So if he is pardoned he no longer faces criminal prosecution, he would conceivably be forced to testify.
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If they do not fix the identified problems within two years, they can be forced to divest assets.
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The British government will be forced to pass the region's budget after talks to form a government failed.
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Drunk drivers in Thailand might be forced to face their mortality, if they don't get the message soon.
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That means she will be forced to seriously answer Sansa's inquiry, rather than skirt the massive political issue.
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What you don't want is to be forced to go back to the capital markets again once public.
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When the Malian schoolgirl realized she would be forced to marry her captor, she feared for her future.
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She also said that Trump should not be forced to destroy the business that he had built up.
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Car companies could be forced to locate some factories in the United States to serve the American market.
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Victims of rape can be forced to carry that stigma with them for the rest of their lives.
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China has previously said that if the US strikes first, it will be forced to defend North Korea.
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Banks may also be forced to return the cost of currency conversion they had charged borrowers, he said.
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And how about women who do want children—should they be forced to pay extra for their insurance?
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As such, she didn't want to be forced to stream her new albums for free, as Spotify required.
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According to the Equity and Diversity office, CSULB staff cannot be forced to go through anti-racism training.
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If this year is anything like recent ones, they may be forced to wait a few weeks longer.
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In September, American Airlines said it would be forced to cancel 140 flights per day through December 3.
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A lot of people took that to mean Facebook could be forced to spin off Instagram and WhatsApp.
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ICE could also be forced to reduce its current interior enforcement operations, curtailing criminal alien and fugitive arrests.
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The IEA warned that some simple refineries could be forced to shut down if they do not upgrade.
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Brands would be forced to publish fully all of their supply-chain information by 2024, the LME said.
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The proposed Georgia law would have ensured that pastors could not be forced to perform same-sex marriages.
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And if the shutdown drags on, Atlas might be forced to dump an entire tank of the beer.
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"We would be forced to leave the association," he said, responding to a question about the hypothetical situation.
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As the campaign gathers support, he predicts, traditionalist rabbis will be forced to bow before the popular will.
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The bottom line: As the sanctions enter into force, Tehran will be forced to contemplate its escalation options.
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Other states will eventually be forced to confront those liabilities, probably at the expense of entrepreneurs and businesses.
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"Retailers have thin profit margins, and they'll likely be forced to raise prices on products impacted," says Gold.
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Twenty-seven out of 72 Supreme Court judges will be forced to retire at the start of July.
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"Japanese authorities may be forced to once again consider intervention, although prior episodes have proved futile," said Schlossberg.
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If not, absent a veto override, the government will be forced to shut down, probably in early October.
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Who wants to sit in a damp mist for hours, or be forced to wear a plastic poncho?
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Smaller entities cannot afford to do that and would be forced to stop accepting contributions from the public.
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And it is not just those who will be forced to relocate who will suffer mentally, Moser said.
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On the one hand, American citizens can't be forced to testify against themselves according to the Fifth Amendment.
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"No one can be forced to flee, by any specific route or to any particular location," he said.
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Kirk Cousins may be forced to sling the ball 40-plus times a game to keep Washington competitive.
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Leaving your country for good is one of the hardest decisions a person can be forced to make.
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But you'll likely be forced to stray from your usuals when heading to your polling place on Tuesday.
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If convicted she could end up behind bars for a decade and Rappler could be forced to close.
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As a result, you'll be forced to go over the same hair more times, leading to increased damage.
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"The alternative is not a good one in that we will be forced to release them," he tweeted.
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Unless a permanent administrator is confirmed before then, NASA will be forced to rely on another temporary leader.
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His tactics and lawsuit will fail, and he will be forced to pay back the loan as promised.
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"We're now back in a world where international companies will be forced to cut their forecasts," Cramer said.
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You don't even run for president if you want everybody to be forced to pretend to like you.
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Phillips' lawyers said creative professionals should not be forced to engage in expression that goes against their conscience.
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Every one of them should be forced to explain on the record how that would affect the economy.
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The Bank of Japan could be forced to delay its exit from a massive stimulus, the sources say.
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American farmers would be forced to find new ways to adapt to the weather of the Trump Trajectory.
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Chevron could be forced to shell out billions more should it decide to sweeten its offer for Anadarko.
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Because of Iranian law, female flight crew would be forced to wear a headscarf upon landing in Tehran.
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It also does not mean that those in the private sector should be forced to accommodate every custom.
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Other countries could be forced to lower the value of their own currencies to remain competitive with China.
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The question is: Will Japan be forced to sign an agreement much less advantageous than the previous arrangement?
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However, after a tumultuous start, the administration may be forced to push back some of these policy proposals.
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How long should an angelic teacher like this be forced to provide his own supplies for 300 students?
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She was the first foreign journalist resident in China to be forced to leave the country since 2012.
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Sterling rose on investor hopes that May would be forced to go for a softer Brexit than planned.
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When it's done, the government may be forced to write more laws that pertain to self-driving systems.
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Sirisena fired Wickremesinghe last year only to be forced to reinstate him under pressure from the Supreme Court.
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But many German banks will be forced to raise account maintenance charges, Sewing said, without being more specific.
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But people without insurance may be forced to pay upfront, sometimes leaving them with a mountain of debt.
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Either that, or drillers need to be forced to plumb noncore acreage as their best wells dry up.
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Breyer said VW will be forced to repair the polluting vehicles, buy them back or offer both options.
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How many more women will be forced to carry dangerous or nonviable pregnancies until the law is fixed?
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In the future, I believe that high-end restaurants will be forced to move out of the city.
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If not, even his biggest advocates will be forced to dismiss any insider claims he makes moving forward.
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Justin Bieber, still on his work visa, will be forced to renounce his Canadian passport or face deportation.
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Each of its platforms would be forced to be a more discrete (and, well, discreet) kind of business.
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Trump said that ObamaCare "will explode" and expressed hopes that Democrats will be forced to deal with him.
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Greenwald, these men wrote, must be forced to choose "cause over career" as a result of their attacks.
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Professors shouldn't be forced to hide their political viewpoints in their classrooms, their scholarship, and their social media.
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With the largest bloc in the federal convention, Mrs Merkel will be forced to propose her own candidate.
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Volkswagen could be forced to pay up to $4.04 billion if regulators don't approve fixes for all vehicles.
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Thankfully you can disable almost everything, but even that's a step you shouldn't be forced to go through.
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Without adequate funding, the school's existing 175 students were going to be forced to enroll elsewhere, TMZ reported.
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Universities will be forced to better engage with employers in curriculum development and experiential education to remain relevant.
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Those who want to do it should be allowed to; those who don't should not be forced to.
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If they demand that their suppliers have more sustainable fertilizer practices, those farms will be forced to change.
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There is a risk that the SNB may be forced to allow the euro to drop towards 1.03.
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It would lose tariff-free access to its largest trading market, or be forced to make big concessions.
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Like every other time a nation has recognized the genocide, Turkey will ultimately be forced to move on.
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She predicts that banks will eventually "consolidate," and be forced to share physical branch networks in the future.
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Will they be forced to decide whether to repair parking lots and interchanges that no longer serve them?
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The longer this goes on, more newspapers, particularly small daily and weekly publications, will be forced to close.
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Will they be forced to sell, or can they overcome their differences and make a go of it?
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If the parties cannot agree, they will be forced to return to direct rule under the U.K. government.
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In light of potential changes, the Fed may be forced to increase its economic and interest-rate outlooks.
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If the situation in Caracas continues to deteriorate, might Bogota soon be forced to accommodate another million refugees?
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With more of the country up for grabs, Republicans may be forced to expend resources in unexpected places.
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Although willing to consult lawmakers, he said the prime minister would not be forced to reveal her hand.
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They and their customers should not continue to be forced to pay for the sins of Wall Street.
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In a retrial, he and his family would be forced to choose whether or not to testify again.
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Once pardoned, the witness faces no criminal exposure for his underlying crimes and can be forced to testify.
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"He should be forced to account for that and to defend his actions," Kavanaugh concluded, in bold text.
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Every year, we can be forced to change provider networks, benefits, out-of-pocket costs and, often, insurers.
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There is also concern that some U.S. companies could be forced to stop providing products to Chinese firms.
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If the Appellate Body ceases to function, countries will be forced to take matters into their own hands.
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Facebook pushed back on reports that WhatsApp would be forced to hand over encrypted messages to UK police.
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Unable to leave the country for care, these women would be forced to carry doomed pregnancies to term.
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It would then be forced to pass legislation simply giving effect to a decision taken by executive fiat.
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Hedge funds are wagering that the Saudi central bank will be forced to revalue its currency, the riyal.
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For some banks, Indian investors offer little respite and so they may be forced to raise capital overseas.
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They appear in agony from exposure to normal daylight, suggesting they may be forced to endure constant darkness.
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Neither King nor Scanlon should be forced to have a same-sex relationship for the sake of diversity.
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But, alas, we may be forced to acknowledge that spectacle is in the saddle, and rides American politics.
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Female athletes should not be forced to make a decision that could sacrifice the health of a child.
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If enough swear off Pelosi, she might be forced to step aside even if Democrats win the House.
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Attendees will hold a confidence vote on Mulcair, who may be forced to quit, depending on the result.
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If the sales tax increase is not approved by voters, the city will be forced to make cuts.
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With Brent crude prices below the $45 handle, OPEC may be forced to deepen production cuts, Hari added.
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Many investors fear people caught in the purge could eventually be forced to sell off large equity holdings.
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Mr. Wheeler is expected to move forward on this policy, but he may be forced to make changes.
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Those plants may be forced to leave as well — especially since the tariffs have hit them hard also.
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It means a whole lot of parents will be forced to juggle like court jesters and circus clowns.
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This means they will be forced to risk their physical safety -- or risk their lives if nothing changes.
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Some transgender activists argue that no one should be forced to alter their body with hormones or surgery.
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That's not good enough for Mr. Trump, who thinks Europeans should be forced to buy American-made cars.
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It could either fall, and be forced to call elections, or continue as a minority in the Parliament.
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Pretty soon, this Brazilian administration will be forced to admit that there's nothing to be gained from deforestation.
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Certainly, this is not what a 183-year-old high school freshman should be forced to think about.
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M.T.A. board members would be forced to step down when the elected official who appointed them leaves office.
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Agency officials acknowledged that they may be forced to revisit the lease, depending on what the courts decide.
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He suggested that anyone caught littering be forced to work in the parks, with repeat offenders fined $20023,000.
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If consumers are forced to pay for those increases, they could be forced to cut back on spending.
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Marvel Studios' president Kevin Feige said Barnes and Wilson will be forced to team up on the series.
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In reality, she wants to avoid acknowledging them because she might then be forced to confront Mr. Johnson.
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When the little girl wet herself she would be forced to wear her soiled clothes on her head.
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It would seem that under either of these two scenarios Johnson would be forced to have early elections.
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This issue will remain central in the election debate, and all candidates will be forced to face it.
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The society said that it might be forced to close the property at the end of the year.
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We're told Williams was issued a summons ... and will be forced to appear in court later this month.
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Puerto Rico will be forced to cut off families and slash benefits for more than 1 million people.
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Many states will be forced to choose between Medicaid and other priorities, like education, law enforcement and prisons.
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They learned that even a President can be forced to leave office, even if it takes a while.
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But television programs that rely on a regular diet of fresh writing could be forced to air reruns.
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He was suspended from the party on Monday and will be forced to sit as an independent lawmaker.
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Some public university officials are concerned the campuses might be forced to shoulder additional costs on their own.
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"The alternative is not a good one in that we will be forced to release them," Trump tweeted.
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"Gamers should never be forced to purchase the same game twice or pay for upgrades," the developer said.
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An international photojournalist and owner of Adventure Architects, he was expecting to be forced to pay a bribe.
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No woman—particularly not an abuse survivor—should be forced to sleep or disrobe next to a man.
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Yet because of the MOPR, PJM will be forced to operate as if that capacity does not exist.
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If inventories are still high, car companies may be forced to extend the industry's usual summer plant shutdowns.
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But if you don't have a support system, you may be forced to rely on high-cost options.
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Whereas companies will not be forced to remove "specific pieces of legal content," as the government puts it.
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"Japanese authorities may be forced to once again consider intervention although prior episodes have proved futile," he said.
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The firm is appealing that decision but, if it loses, it will be forced to quit the capital.
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If you own a truck like this, you should be forced to park it on the fucking moon.
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For example, candidates could be forced to focus more heavily on issues, like climate change and environmental protection.
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The religious should not be forced to choose between their religious identity and equal participation in public life.
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They all should be forced to answer why they have abandoned the persecuted through their votes on Brownback.
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U.S. manufacturers will be forced to produce goods at a lower cost, which would be achieved through automation.
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Young people will be forced to pay a rising share of their earnings to foreign and domestic creditors.
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Sleep deprivation: Detainees would be forced to stay awake for extended periods of time, up to 180 hours.
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The letter says that unless Drown commits to these actions, Boudet "may be forced" to pursue legal action.
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They would also be forced to forfeit any property obtained through their alleged offenses, according to the indictment.
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We will now be forced to pay handsomely when we want to gain the backing of many nations.
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That could ripple out to other airlines, which might be forced to compete, creating a snowballing fare war.
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Perhaps you'll be forced to fight a difficult foe with more meager resources than you normally would have.
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Also, the exchange-traded notes linked to the VIX may be forced to liquidate, and some already were.
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Foreign Minister Guillaume Long has rejected the idea that Mr. Assange might be forced to leave the embassy.
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Apple may be forced to clarify exactly how it responds to government demands that might limit free speech.
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Eye doctors would also be forced to keep these documents on file for later federal inspection and investigation.
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Why should the world not recognize Palestine so that Israel will eventually be forced to do the same?
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Other states will eventually be forced to confront those liabilities — probably at the expense of entrepreneurs and businesses.
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In light of that, the kingdom may be forced to step up and do even more, Croft said.
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As long as property taxes and insurance is paid, they can never be forced to leave the home.
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EBITDA will decline as management will be forced to make incremental investments in a futile game of catchup.
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As a result, Baker expects the company will be forced to cut its earnings forecast in the future.
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Taxpayers will be forced to continue shouldering the cost of defending lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of H.B. 2.
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Will parents be forced to decide between taking a child to work or staying home and losing wages?
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Airlines have warned that without cash grants they could be forced to layoff hundreds of thousands of people.
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Earlier on Thursday, he said the new government would be forced to "take difficult decisions" to reduce spending.
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"The alternative is not a good one in that we will be forced to release them," he warned.
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At worst, however, they will be forced to pursue illegal or unregulated sources, perhaps even predatory loan sharks.
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Any teams that had designs on signing Colorado's franchise player next year will be forced to look elsewhere.
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He has decades' worth of baggage that Trump would be forced to defend on top of his own.
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"Nobody should be forced to go to their boss to report a rape," Republican Senator Rand Paul said.
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Could an abortion clinic be forced to close because it can't find a funeral home to partner with?
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The moral theory behind these decisions is no one should be forced to confront certain types of speech.
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The Fifth Amendment gives Americans the right not to be forced to be witnesses against themselves in criminal cases.
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Approximately 800,000 undocumented youth depend on DACA and could be forced to leave behind the only lives they've known.
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But tariffs will dampen the benefits of this approach, as the retailers will be forced to absorb costs themselves.
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Without insurance coverage, they would be forced to use less costly, less effective methods or forgo birth control altogether.
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In that case, UFC will be forced to match any large bid offered to the Canadian to resign him.
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Barclays analyst John Aiken said the postponed vote increased the likelihood CIBC will be forced to raise its offer.
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This would mean the company could be forced to offer its drivers minimum wage, holiday pay, and other benefits.
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The wild card are health insurers, which may be forced to compete with more players under a Trump presidency.
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Without screening information, some sex workers may be forced to unknowingly accept bookings from problematic and/or dangerous clients.
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Why should immigrants be forced to adhere to some imaginary European identity that few Europeans actually live up to?
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Bill Kintner suggested that any Muslim wishing to enter the United States should be forced to eat pork first.
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We'd be forced to sell our homes and break our leases, destroying the housing markets in tech-focused regions.
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Lush pastures will turn to barren desert and millions will be forced to flee in search of fresh water.
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If we're deported, my brothers and I would be forced to go to a country that we don't know.
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With Tesla (and Ford and GM) in the mix, Google will be forced to move faster and behave better.
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But some of those residents accepting federal assistance may be forced to relocate, U.S. Senator Joe Manchin told CNN.
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But each day it's looking more likely that her mom and dad will be forced to leave the country.
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Facebook's core app will still offer its Events feature, so you won't be forced to switch like with Messenger.
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Do you have the money to retrain, or will you be forced to take the hit in living standards?
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"You don't want to be forced to wear your hair natural to meet someone else's diversity requirement," says Obilor.
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Of the Supreme Court's 80-odd judges, 40% will be forced to retire on the grounds of old age.
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If this happens, the Fed could be forced to raise rates faster than policymakers would like to, she added.
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How can they not legally be forced to provide security protocols to ensure customer data is being treated sensitively?
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Stuart Ure of Clifford Chance, a law firm, suspects sukuk holders will eventually be forced to the negotiating table.
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If these inflationary pressures materialize, the Federal Reserve could be forced to tighten its policy at a faster pace.
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Dan admits that he'll be forced to risk his union membership by hiring undocumented workers for his next project.
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But the volatility of the vanilla market means that multinationals could ultimately be forced to look elsewhere for supplies.
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He also pressed for guarantees on the protection of civilians and said no one should be forced to leave.
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The Department of Defense warned that the 10,000 people who stayed in the Keys may be forced to evacuate.
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If it has serious ambitions in health care, it might even be forced to build or buy a PBM.
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She asks him to leave, or she will be forced to tell his wife all about his extramarital activities.
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Why it matters: If the rule goes into effect, thousands of families could be forced to leave their homes.
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Budget constrained consumers might be forced to choose between buying a new TV, console, PC, or a VR headset.
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In a truly national market, insurance carriers would be forced to compete on the basis of quality and price.
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Why must they be forced to stay home and have babies when that was never part of their plans?
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Under the scheme, some 22045,0000 people will be forced to move, compensated with either a new house or cash.
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If the console is another dud, it could even be forced to think about shutting its consumer-hardware business.
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And those who are lucky enough to hold onto their coverage will be forced to pay more for it.
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The stronger yen raises questions about whether the Bank of Japan will be forced to further ease interest rates.
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"People will not be forced to quit smoking," said Erika Sward, assistant vice president of the American Lung Association.
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But with 2.2 billion total Facebookers, the company can be forced to focus on one-size-fits-all solutions.
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This move means that trans students may be forced to use bathrooms that do not align with their gender.
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He will be forced to withdraw from the Rio Olympics and will have to undergo many months of rehabilitation.
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Even in Germany, there is a risk that Mrs Merkel will be forced to abandon her policy of compassion.
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Fund managers were undecided if the ECB will be forced to shelve ambitions to hike interest rates next year.
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"Domino's is threatening us to shut up or they will 'be forced to take further legal action,'" Gittrich wrote.
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Pai would be forced to leave the commission if he is not reconfirmed by the end of the year.
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And ESPN's digital future is hazy as it will be forced to battle tech giants for digital broadcast rights.
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Investors fear that banks may be forced to raise more capital to be able to offload their bad debts.
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We've also seen politicians and others demand that private organizations be forced to turn over lists of their supporters.
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Or, banks will come under pressure, given the undercapitalization of such loans, and be forced to call the loans.
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The Treasury would then be forced to take "extraordinary measures" to fund essential payments without adding to the debt.
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With more money going out than coming in, Treasury would be forced to leave at least some obligations unpaid.
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Trump also assured evangelicals that they'd never be forced to choose between the law and their faith ever again.
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Their belief is that when the economy grows and unemployment is low, employers will be forced to raise wages.
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They have said, for example, that men should not be forced to pay for plans that cover maternity care.
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If companies see their margins squeezed, they might be forced to pay less to employees, even lay-off people.
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Otherwise, tech firms say, they will be forced to violate a foreign law to abide by a U.S. order.
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These children may then be forced to participate in court proceedings without the comfort of having a parent's support.
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As public-private partnerships like these start to spread, what kind of information should Uber be forced to disclose?
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To many, the answer was simple: RT should be forced to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
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It also means that a diabetic won't be forced to wait for their insulin to be delivered by mail.
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No parent should be forced to send their child to a failing school because there is no public alternative.
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Ready or not, Golden State will be forced to laser in on that future in earnest with Curry sidelined.
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The future path of the country is precarious, and its people may be forced to make some tough decisions.
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If the Soviets attacked Europe with the SS-20, America would be forced to escalate to its biggest weapons.
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Accepting the expansion became optional after the Supreme Court ruled that states could not be forced to take it.
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Why should everyone in America who legitimately needs these drugs be forced to pay so much more for them?
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The Colts are below-average against the pass, but the Broncos may be forced to throw in this one.
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Women shouldn't be forced to choose between caring for their families and working to provide their families basic necessities.
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If Zuma refused, he would be forced to step down by the party's six-strong leadership group, eNCA said.
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It could lose clients to competitors or be forced to offer them lower rates to get them to stay.
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Once stored crude was used, refineries at Brega, Sarir and Tobruk would be forced to close, the statement said.
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So she suggests locking them in a room without food so they would be forced to eat each other.
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"If Obamacare is great health insurance, why do Americans have to be forced to purchase it?" the document reads.
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Are law enforcement officers going to be forced to watch while exploitative drug dealers sell dope to vulnerable addicts?
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In that scenario, Cohen would never be forced to the witness stand and therefore could never implicate the President.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A quartet of embattled Chinese dealmakers may be forced to hold an overseas yard sale.
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Instead it may buy more crude and Iran may be forced to sell it at a discount, he said.
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