Some may be permitted to stay in Rwanda, he added.
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They certainly should not be permitted to overshadow our commonalities.
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"Members and staff authorized to review the report will be permitted to take notes, provided those notes are properly secured, and they will be permitted to discuss the report among themselves," the filing states.
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It is unclear whether she will be permitted to do so.
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Chyna will therefore be permitted to have her day in court.
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Are there limits to what agencies should be permitted to do?
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They also would be permitted to classify investments by asset class.
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Clinic staff would still be permitted to discuss abortion with clients.
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Chyna will, therefore, be permitted to have her day in court.
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This must not be permitted to happen in the United States.
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For starters, planes should not be permitted to fly so full.
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All frontline employees will also be permitted to wear surgical masks.
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Muslims would continue to be permitted to visit Al Aqsa Mosque.
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Americans should not be permitted to kill exotic animals for fun!!
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It is unlikely Mr. Guzmán will be permitted to join them.
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These rulings reflected Holmes's long-held belief that free speech was "logically indefensible" — that just as government should be permitted to punish actions that cause harm, so it should be permitted to punish words that cause harm.
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She says she thought she would be permitted to travel any day.
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That set of facts is not going to be permitted to continue.
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Going forward, all married couples will be permitted to have two children.
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Should companies be permitted to become monopolies from their ownership of data?
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They will also not be permitted to sign in after 9 p.m.
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THAT SET OF FACTS IS NOT GOING TO BE PERMITTED TO CONTINUE.
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The Justice Department and CVS would also be permitted to present witnesses.
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Only products that meet FDA standards would be permitted to be sold.
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Even athletes without past drug violations would not be permitted to compete.
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McCabe will not be permitted to discuss special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Residents will be permitted to keep larger-capacity magazines they already own.
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Sailors also will no longer be permitted to leave their bases freely.
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Students will also be permitted to hire agents, a move now restricted.
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States would be permitted to limit prescription drug coverage under these waivers.
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And, should drivers be permitted to use them while under the influence?
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Reddy's will be permitted to market generic version of folotyn in u.s.
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"Insurance companies should not be permitted to abuse their investigations processes," said Sen.
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Muslim women will still be permitted to wear the veil over their hair.
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If this is omitted from the video it will be permitted to serve.
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The public will be permitted to view the body from 10:30 a.m.
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To date, only Chinese nationals have be permitted to go on tours there.
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No country should be permitted to turn a blind eye to human trafficking.
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Should officers be permitted to review the video before they write a report?
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It certainly makes sense that they wouldn't be permitted to purchase a weapon.
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State residents will be permitted to keep larger-capacity magazines they already own.
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Only essential staff and limited family will be permitted to attend the games.
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Mr. Trump, as president, would be permitted to see it in certain circumstances.
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It does way more than what the government should be permitted to prove.
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Mr. Bush himself insisted that these organizations would not be permitted to discriminate.
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Once passengers have left the ship, they will be permitted to travel freely.
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MONGOLIA SAYS FOREIGNERS TRAVELLING THROUGH CHINA WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO ENTER MONGOLIA
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" He argued that "no nation will be permitted to brutally assault its neighbor.
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He now challenges only how the state will be permitted to kill him.
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Should parents be permitted to opt their children out of sex ed lessons?
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Sacoolas should be permitted to skip the U.K. after her actions and escape justice.
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In the meantime, those individuals will not be permitted to obtain doctor-assisted suicide.
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Each guest will be permitted to take home one work of art for free.
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Parents will be permitted to send lunches containing meat to school with their children.
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They will not be permitted to leave until their test results have been returned.
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Khan announced Sunday they would be permitted to fly it again on this trip.
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No penalties or compounded interest would be permitted to be assessed during the moratorium.
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Skip and Scoot will be permitted to operate 625 scooters each in the city.
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Let taxis be permitted to be the sole random street-hailing service for customers.
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CT and that other places would be permitted to accept ballots until 22020 p.m.
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The green-eyeshade process must not be permitted to block an American prosperity renaissance.
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Agencies would not be permitted to use taxpayer funds to pay for such penalties.
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Russia must not be permitted to continue its "soft-exit" strategy of quiet violation.
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For $3.99, you'll be permitted to write personalized reminders for any activity on your dashboard.
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Officers will only be permitted to wear cameras while executing search warrants and some arrests.
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The new company will also not be permitted to charge interconnection fees over that time.
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And companies must be permitted to safely deliver cargo such as medical supplies with drones.
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Members and staff are also be permitted to wear religious headgear in the House chamber.
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If the Fed approves of the plans, Wells Fargo will be permitted to expand again.
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If approved it would mean that Bibi would not be permitted to leave the country.
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"Should financial product sellers be permitted to provide financial advice ... at all?" the report said.
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Last year, the military declared that transgender service people would be permitted to serve openly.
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" Would he be permitted "to discuss, describe or brag about his crime to other inmates?
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But the government prevailed and individuals will be permitted to tend up to four plants.
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Should American forces be permitted to stay, operating safely and effectively will be immensely challenging.
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"League rules governing competitive integrity therefore require that he be permitted to play," Bass said.
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"The parties will be permitted to present evidence outside of the administrative record at trial; The defense will be permitted to argue at the close of trial that such evidence should not be considered in the Court's final decision," Hazel wrote in his decision.
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She wanted to be permitted to "play the field" as much as her male colleagues did.
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Some of the chip companies would be permitted to sell on a limited basis to Huawei.
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Savers must be permitted to invest abroad, so that asset prices reflect reality, not financial repression.
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Products including sugary drinks, cheeseburgers, chocolate and salted nuts would not be permitted to be advertised.
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There are 28500 million U.S. citizens who will not be permitted to vote on Nov. 6900.
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The words seem to come from his head and, may I be permitted to say it?
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Personally I feel there's no way something so cheesy would be permitted to happen by physics.
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Open-ended funds, except ETFs and money market funds, will be permitted to implement swing pricing.
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Female sailors will also be permitted to style their hair below the collar of their shirt.
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Lawmakers will be permitted to review unredacted copies Friday in a classified setting on Capitol Hill.
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American forces will also be permitted to accompany regular Afghan troops into combat against the Taliban.
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Under the terms of the nonexclusive tag, Wilkerson will be permitted to negotiate with other teams.
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Members will have a new "dedicated entrance" and be permitted to enter at 211:244 a.m.
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The president of that council would not be permitted to run in those elections, Pompeo said.
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He will, however, be permitted to work with the team outside of games beginning Sept. 27.6.
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That belief, unprecedented in the history of this country, simply must not be permitted to stand.
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These new mutual funds should be permitted to deposit funds directly with the Fed without limit.
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Larger cities would also be permitted to prevent the companies from operating, if they chose to.
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It was not clear whether Geimer or Tate would be permitted to address Friday's court hearing.
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Juan, the guardian of tradition, had to vet me before I'd be permitted to meet his father.
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As the review of this matter continues, Mr. Stevens will not be permitted to attend NBA games.
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Guests found to have a fever or low blood oxygen levels will not be permitted to board.
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Representatives of exchanges, broker-dealers and investors should be permitted to vote on any NMS Plans. 3.
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But sometimes it is more dangerous for an animal to be permitted to ascend to 35,000 feet.
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O'Connor said that President Barack Obama should be permitted to name a replacement for the late justice.
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He will be permitted to fly only on commercial flights with an escort approved by the police.
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When they came back in, Mr. Putnam announced that Mr. LaRocca would not be permitted to testify.
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His preferred successor would take office on the assumption that precious little will be permitted to change.
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It is time for Congress to act, and to ensure the justice system be permitted to work.
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Ford's attorney would be permitted to question Judge Kavanaugh, and Judge Kavanaugh's attorney would question Dr. Ford.
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Employers should not be permitted to limit those choices by excluding insurance coverage for specific effective therapies.
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Or should doctors be permitted to freely research and experiment with the genetic engineering of human beings?
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Only businesses deemed essential by the local government will be permitted to keep their physical facilities open.
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The authorities will continue to monitor the situation to determine when we will be permitted to reopen.
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Mr. Trump responded with a Twitter message saying that the launching would never be permitted to happen.
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After talks, the network said Ms. Kim would be permitted to speak freely at the reunion special.
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But prosecutors can be permitted to introduce such evidence if it shows a clear pattern of behavior.
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They will not be permitted to take part in other events or evaluations at the combine, however.
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"Robert Mueller should be permitted to finish his work in a timely fashion," the GOP amendment says.
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Brokers who also are registered as advisors with the SEC will still be permitted to use the term.
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In the ongoing dispute over whether furry friends should be permitted to fly, Pebbles paid the steepest price.
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"We do have some common ground here: that terrorists should not be permitted to purchase firearms," Ayotte said.
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Mashael, a saleswoman at a Riyadh lingerie shop, said she believed women might ultimately be permitted to drive.
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Ecuadoreans will now be asked whether any elected official should be permitted to serve more than two terms.
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Model-based risk-weighted assets will not be permitted to fall below 72.5% of the updated standardised approaches.
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He will then be permitted to leave his home for work for another two-and-a-half years.
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"Mueller should not be permitted to demand that the President submit to interrogation about alleged obstruction," Barr writes.
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And he vowed they would not be permitted to threaten the US with the world's most destructive weapons.
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"The horrendous acts of 'mobocracy' cannot be permitted to inundate the law of the land," the judgment said.
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No Muslim person will be permitted to enter or leave the above described area after 85033:00 a.m.
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As a result, the Russian team will not be permitted to compete in this year's Paralympics in September.
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Those who credibly claim that they fear persecution by their governments will be permitted to seek political asylum.
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"It's like the question of will people be permitted to drive once autonomous vehicles become prevalent," Butler said.
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"Mueller should not be permitted to demand that the President submit to interrogation about alleged obstruction," he wrote.
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Some think that only ObamaCare and government-controlled insurance companies should be permitted to cover costly medical care.
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Under the proposed rule, families of mixed status would no longer be permitted to live in public housing.
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S. citizens who have been to these two restricted countries will not be permitted to enter the country.
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Individuals and tourism-related companies will be permitted to defer interest payments on bank loans for four months.
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De Blasio said students would still be permitted to come into school facilities only to pick up meals.
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He has also said individuals who prefer private insurance should be permitted to choose that as an alternative.
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Individual Russian athletes can apply to compete, but they will not be permitted to wear a country uniform.
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In a world of personalized learning, the argument goes, every child's particular genius will be permitted to shine.
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It is more crucial than ever, therefore, that Mueller be permitted to complete his investigation without political interference.
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An additional 233 passengers, who had been forced to remain onboard, will be permitted to disembark on Wednesday.
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It also remains unclear if unmarried foreign men and women would be permitted to share a hotel room.
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Mexican authorities haven't said whether anyone from the caravan will be permitted to travel to the US border.
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But religious freedom cannot be permitted to eclipse other fundamental rights, and HHS's proposed rule does precisely that.
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The Red Sox could be the first domino to fall and they must not be permitted to do so.
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It will be permitted to operate up to 2000,22006 first-generation centrifuges for 22010 years at its Natanz plant.
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In early November the government announced that only ethnic Malays would be permitted to run for president next year.
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They must use third-party banks as custodians of investor funds and will not be permitted to take deposits.
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This time around, Fox chose to cut down on the number of candidates who will be permitted to attend.
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Earlier this month the government announced that only ethnic Malays will be permitted to run for president next year.
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Kline's personal counsel and attorneys from the White House Counsel's office will now be permitted to attend the interview.
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A federal appeals court recently decided a transgender boy from Wisconsin should be permitted to use the boys' restroom.
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If those rules do apply, you will not be permitted to claim the tax benefit from the loss sale.
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Once you are hired, you will be permitted to advance quickly and will be supported in times of crisis.
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By March of next year, they will not be permitted to invest in any mutual funds that hold Lebacs.
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In return, participating banks will be permitted to reduce their level of required reserves held at the central bank.
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On the eve of the games, it appears that the majority of Russian athletes will be permitted to compete.
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Under the administration's rule, clinic staff would still be permitted to discuss abortion with clients, along with other options.
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California used these targets to select which insurers would be permitted to enter the market in the initial round.
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Foreign citizens will be permitted to exchange foreign currency up to 5,000 rupees ($73) a week, the ministry said.
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Among the recommendations, taxi companies would be permitted to offer lower rates for trips not hailed off the street.
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Haley said Assad could no longer be permitted to act with impunity, while blasting Russia for assisting his regime.
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Developers would also be permitted to build bigger if they include cultural tenants, like galleries, clubs, breweries and bookstores.
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Candidates will be permitted to receive money from abroad, as long as it does not come from foreign governments.
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Based on his compliance with his recovery program, he will be permitted to participate in all regular-season activities.
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The organizers said they did not know whether more of the migrants would be permitted to enter Monday night.
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In an ideal world, all women would be permitted to make decisions about how and when they get pregnant.
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In June, the government says, they will be permitted to drive not only cars, but also trucks and motorcycles.
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Buildings that predate modern regulations may be permitted to have bedrooms whose windows have very little clearance, he said.
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Under Ms. Rosenthal's proposal, businesses would not be permitted to sell their assets while a wage dispute was underway.
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Cerrone will be permitted to return to fighting sooner should he be given the all clear by a surgeon.
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One wife is pregnant, and neither wife will be permitted to collect the earned benefits promised to her husband.
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But the criminal justice system must be permitted to function against him as it would against any other citizen.
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Under the terms of the plea deal, prosecutors would be permitted to use all of his statements against him.
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"Congress must be permitted to make an independent assessment of the evidence regarding obstruction of justice," the letter said.
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The Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration should be permitted to enforce the ban starting on Thursday, June 29.
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Cyber sovereignty is the idea that states should be permitted to manage and contain their own internet without external interference.
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Under the new rule, health-care providers would be permitted to enter substance abuse treatment into a patient's medical history.
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If he succeeds, he will be permitted to step into the ansible once more, and move to a new planet.
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Following Feinstein's review, the Judiciary Commitee's other members will be permitted to review the document, starting with the GOP side.
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Attendees will be permitted to gather at the intersection of Independence Ave and Third Ave SW, near the US Capitol.
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In short, if a volunteer wouldn't be permitted to do a particular job here, they shouldn't do it elsewhere, either.
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Foreign investors will also be permitted to buy up to 74 percent of Indian pharmaceutical companies without seeking government approval.
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Some manufacturers were making thousands of these types of trucks, and will now be permitted to return to those levels.
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They will also not be permitted to have out-of-gym contact with minors via phone calls, emails, or texts.
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But in order for militias to have any power at all, they would need to be permitted to have weaponry.
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Such outfits should not be permitted to profit from selling this information if it was not given with informed consent.
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Mueller must be permitted to complete his work and get to the bottom of what happened in the 2016 election.
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The authorities said those who were swept off the private land would be permitted to stay in the second camp.
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"I move that the gentlewoman from California, Ms. Pelosi, be permitted to proceed in order," he said on the floor.
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Broadcaster Grupo Televisa, for example, recommended America Movil should be permitted to charge no more than 0.015 pesos per minute.
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A representative of Russia's military said late Monday that OPCW inspectors would be permitted to travel to Douma on Wednesday.
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Once arrangements have been confirmed regarding Jordan's clinical resources, he will be permitted to take part in all preseason activities.
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Restaurants would be permitted to set up pools that redistribute their tips to colleagues who often don't earn tips now.
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You will not be permitted to renew your passport until you've arranged a repayment plan with the Department of State.
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Under her plan, Amazon Marketplace, for example, would not be permitted to sell AmazonBasics products, which competes with marketplace sellers.
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If workers appeared to be under the influence of marijuana at work, employers would still be permitted to drug test.
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By the time we turn sixteen, shouldn't we be permitted to vote and given true power to shape our futures?
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Still, goods and cargo will be permitted to enter the U.S., another statement that needed clarification after Trump was finished.
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He declared that North Korea would not be permitted to fire I.C.B.M.'s — "It won't happen!" he tweeted on Jan.
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But it is far from clear how much of this story the public will be permitted to read, and when.
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At least 3.2 million European Union residents who are already in the U.K. will be permitted to stay and work.
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The museum's modest memorial, honoring Navy submariners who died in World War II, will be permitted to remain, he said.
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And then perhaps, if the golden doors open, one will be permitted to find out what else one can do.
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Were he to be permitted to strike an Indian city once more, India's only partly patched defences would be sorely tested.
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The Tui worker took advice over her radio and then told Hayley she would not be permitted to board the flight.
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Let us all be clear: "National security" must never again be permitted to justify wholesale denial of constitutional rights and protections.
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They would only be permitted to detain migrants for "minutes, not even hours" while they hand them over to border agents.
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For credit risk to large corporates and financial institutions, they will be permitted to use models for probability of default only.
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Whatever the Democrats look like in the future, Hillary Clinton cannot be permitted to capture the conversation and distract the press.
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Women won't be permitted to dance in an obscene manner and customers cannot fling money at the dancers, the rules state.
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Madaya is one of several towns that aid groups will be permitted to access in the coming days, the U.N. said.
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Twitter, however, has said Infowars and Jones will be permitted to stay on the site because they haven't violated its policies.
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Twitter has said that Infowars and Jones will be permitted to stay on the site because they haven't violated its policies.
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For instance, market rate apartment buildings would be permitted to use 50,000 B.T.U.s of fossil fuel per square foot per year.
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Hargan, in which he argued that a 17-year-old undocumented immigrant should not be permitted to have an immediate abortion.
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In moves that reinforce that perception, women will be permitted to drive from next year and allowed to attend sports events.
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But if I may be permitted to be a bit boastful, I think I had something to do with it, too.
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Nielsen should not be permitted to launder her reputation through a fellowship at Harvard, like Corey Lewandowski or Sean Spicer did.
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"A doctor, though not required to do so, would be permitted to provide nondirective counseling on abortion," the proposed rule says.
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Passengers who were cleared would then be permitted to reboard the plane, which would take them on to Beijing, it said.
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In January, Trump had promised that North Korea would not be permitted to obtain intercontinental missile capability: "Won't happen," he tweeted.
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It would not be permitted to be displayed on uniforms; nor would black armbands, branded with a poppy symbol, be allowed.
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The change means aides in the Trump administration won't be permitted to use their personal cellphones on the White House campus.
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However, all women — including Saudis — will be permitted to stay in hotels alone, provided they show their ID on check-in.
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Passport-holders from those countries, who have American visas but are outside the United States, will not be permitted to return.
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In the meantime, he hopes that his wife and children will be permitted to make yearly trips there to visit relatives.
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Banks will now be permitted to lend buyers 85 percent of the value of a home, up from 70 percent previously.
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Democrats have said that Trump should not be permitted to name a nominee to the Supreme Court while the probe continues.
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Last week, Trump announced from the White House the jets wouldn't be permitted to fly until Boeing determines they are safe.
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The American people should be permitted to judge for themselves who is shooting straight with them and who is misleading them.
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He has betrayed the national interest, the people of this nation, and should not be permitted to be above the law.
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The country's utilities will also now be permitted to build up to 9.53 new reactors to replace those scheduled to retire.
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He has betrayed the national interest, the people of this Nation, and should not be permitted to be above the law.
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There will be no other witnesses ... notably 2 other accusers -- Deborah Ramirez and Julie Swetnick -- will not be permitted to testify.
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Each contestant will be allowed a maximum of 100 kilograms of equipments and will be permitted to carry knives, but no guns.
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Pence also agreed to a 90-day limit on how long children would be permitted to spend in a border intake facility.
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In that case, even under this bill, insurers could be permitted to refuse to cover services related to a person's preexisting conditions.
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He added that Hasson would be permitted to leave his home confinement for pre-approved medical treatment and visits with his attorney.
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The cars won't operate when it's raining, and once in the vehicle, test-riders won't be permitted to take pictures or video.
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Soda companies shouldn't be permitted to market sugary beverages — which have sugars and water and nothing else of nutritional value — to kids.
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Therefore, ITU will recommend to the IOC (International Olympic Committee) that these six athletes be permitted to compete in Rio next month.
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The fund would also be permitted to invest in companies which were listed outside the GCC but were exposed to GCC economies.
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Despite rampant speculation on social media before its release, the plan did not call for Saudi women to be permitted to drive.
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It is still not clear exactly what the athletes would be permitted to do and how the NCAA would control the revenue.
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"Mueller should not be permitted to demand that the President submit to interrogation about alleged obstruction," he said, according to the paper.
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District announced that students would be permitted to leave, but classes would proceed for those remaining on campus.
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Cubans will also be permitted to open accounts at American banks and use them to remit payments back home, the administration said.
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This is especially so since he would likely be permitted to divest virtually tax-free, which the rest of us cannot do.
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That experience helped persuade members of Congress of both parties that the independent counsel law should be permitted to lapse in 1999.
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Trudeau said that, starting Thursday, international flights will only be permitted to land in four cities' airports: Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary.
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The SEC announced before the game that fans won't be permitted to attend the rest of the tournament after Wednesday's opening round.
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In a court filing last week, Gates's lawyers asked that he be permitted to travel overseas as part of his consulting work.
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They will be permitted to travel only to Beijing and the provinces of Sichuan and Guangdong, according to Chinese news media reports.
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He was told that, from then on, he would be permitted to see the child only once a week, and under supervision.
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He will be permitted to travel in the U.S. as long has he gives prior notice to the probation office, she said.
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They believed that Obama was too close to leaving office to be permitted to make a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court.
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SpaceX will be permitted to compete for money in the next round of LSA contract awards even as its legal battle continues.
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Spouses and children of the eligible population also will be permitted to apply for permanent residency, which could push that estimate higher.
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"The White House cannot be permitted to cast out and punish reporters with whom it disagrees," CNN said in its court filing.
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"Due to changes in U.S. policy, the company will no longer be permitted to sail to Cuba effective immediately," Carnival Corp said.
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In an agreement with the district attorney's office, he will be permitted to stay in federal detention throughout the New York case.
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Consumers will be permitted to grow up to four plants themselves, or they will be able to purchase marijuana from licensed retailers.
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Friday's accord says that civilians living in the regions will be permitted to remain, though not to enter the camps housing the rebels.
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The non-signatories will be allowed to attend the group discussions, but will not be permitted to speak, said government spokesman Zaw Htay.
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Now, the state will be permitted to conduct fair housings tests on hosts with three ore more listings who have received discrimination complaints.
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He also indicated that US companies would be permitted to resume sales to Huawei, although it's unclear when or how that will happen.
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But it's still unknown when Bailey will return to teaching, and if she'll be permitted to return to Charlotte Anderson Elementary in Arlington.
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The course of the next four years is completely in our control and should not be permitted to resemble the last eight years.
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Only the best and brightest will be permitted to travel, she tells them, as colonists will be screened by a battery of tests.
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Beginning November 1, small groups of tourists will be permitted to climb to the fifth and highest level of the Colosseum in Rome.
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No religious leaders should be permitted to use the power of sworn law enforcement officers to hide their misdeeds and enforce their decrees.
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And in future years, an even more dire complication could arise: A college team might not be permitted to attend a championship event.
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This is just another example that ISIS is a cruel, heartless and godless ideology that cannot be permitted to exist in this world.
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"Terrorists must not be permitted to provide for their designated beneficiaries through their crimes," U.S. Attorney Eileen Decker said in announcing the lawsuit.
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Beginning on Friday, residents in the state will be permitted to amend the gender listed on their birth certificates, according to NBC News.
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Boeing has prepared software fixes for the planes, but regulators have not yet said when the planes will be permitted to fly again.
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Under the no-filibuster rules, the tax bill would not be permitted to increase the deficit at all after its first 10 years.
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Gratz ruled that in areas where there is a "common understanding," the public may be permitted to hunt, fish and travel unenclosed land.
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"The American people should be permitted to judge for themselves who is shooting straight with them and who is misleading them," he said.
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"All VA nursing homes will adopt a "No Visitor" stance, meaning no outside visitors will be permitted to see residents," the release said.
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Pompeo also said Guaido would be permitted to run in an eventual election, which he hoped would be in six to 12 months.
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These agents will help players gauge their prospects; they will also be permitted to pay for certain expenses incurred during the recruitment process.
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"Russia will no longer be permitted to use these facilities for diplomatic, consular, or residential purposes," a State Department official said on Friday.
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Impeachment is the way that we establish that this man will not be permitted to break the law over and over without consequences.
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The embassy would now operate as an unaccompanied post, it said, meaning diplomats would not be permitted to move there with family members.
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Tesla is the first U.S. automaker to be permitted to sell Chinese-made vehicles in the country without partnering with a Chinese firm.
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Second one, let's change the compensation structure for the CEOs to say that the CEOs will not be permitted to juice the price.
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Shall we not be permitted to ask all of our questions, so that we may become more wise as we pursue the answers?
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U.S. diplomats should be permitted to serve in Havana to manage this important relationship and protect U.S. interests during this politically sensitive time.
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Trump and Republicans also have demanded that the president's lawyers and White House counsel be permitted to participate, a request Democrats have rejected.
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Zhang, for whom no age was given, will not be permitted to get a government job for life, even as a temporary worker.
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Rylett, meanwhile, will not be permitted to have contact with the victim or her mother as part of the terms of his plea agreement.
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But even enlightened despots are despots, and I don't think that Zuckerberg should be permitted to have as much power as he currently does.
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And if a young woman in this country wants to go and fight to defend their country, she should be permitted to do so.
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And a bunch of cowardly children playing revolutionary dress-up with bandanas over their faces should not be permitted to destroy freedom of expression.
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Individuals will now be permitted to possess and use marijuana and marijuana-infused edibles and grow up to 12 marijuana plants for personal consumption.
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By the company's rules, Agyemfra can keep her natural, preferred hair texture — but she won't be permitted to style it in a practical manner.
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Wednesday's cabinet decision said that non-Qataris will also be permitted to own villas within residential complexes and shops within commercial complexes, QNA reported.
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Regulatory rigidity should not be permitted to stand in the way of beneficiaries, unions and employers from working together to find a timely solution.
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"Russia will no longer be permitted to use these facilities for diplomatic, consular or residential purposes," a State Department official told CNN on Friday.
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Mr. Trump has called her use of the server "criminal" and said she should not be permitted to run for president because of it.
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The intelligence officer said the fighters, who were allowed to keep their cellphones to reach family members, would be permitted to return home soon.
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No single man in any single office should ever be permitted to throw sand in the gears of what is still the American experiment.
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Every attorney general has recognized that executive privilege should never be permitted to hide criminal wrongdoing and thus subvert the rule of law itself.
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The G7 group of wealthy nations said this month that stablecoins shouldn't be permitted to launch until they properly address all the financial risks.
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" To the contrary, he asserted, "We will no longer be permitted to sacrifice each generation in turn while the law catches up with life.
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He called it "the United States-Mexico Trade Agreement," and he said he was not sure if Canada would be permitted to join it.
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The city council has also considered designating "safe zones" where people would be permitted to sleep in their cars or camp out in tents.
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Under the terms of the deal, Chapman will be permitted to participate in Spring Training, but must sit out once Opening Day rolls around.
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In Melbourne or Sydney, students might be released early from school, and people might be permitted to work from home, in extreme weather conditions.
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Customers will be permitted to change to a flight of equal or lesser value up to 12 months from the original ticket issue date.
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But if the trust fund shortfall has not been remedied, Social Security would be permitted to pay her only $255,270 — a 21981 percent cut.
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However, in a court filing Monday, prosecutors said they plan to ask that one of their witnesses be permitted to testify under a pseudonym.
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The C.D.C. offered partial replacements, but on Saturday the Trump administration announced that commercial and academic institutions would be permitted to make their own.
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Just because racism exists in society does not mean, after all, that it should be permitted to exist in the closed environment of soccer.
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Avenatti will be held in custody but will be permitted to go to New York to face trial, where he will stay in custody.
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Self-promoters seeking important positions should not be permitted to create the impression that their sometimes simplistic and extremist terminology is becoming national policy.
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The controversy centered on whether certain married church deacons would be permitted to offer Mass in churches too remote for priests to reach regularly.
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Harris was asked on the "Iowa Starting Line Podcast" whether she thought a president undergoing impeachment inquiries be permitted to nominate Supreme Court justices.
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It asked that women sent to Dar Alreaya be permitted to leave when their sentence is done, even without the approval of their guardian.
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Nonetheless, the government has stubbornly stuck to its position that it should be permitted to run a regime of prolonged detention without a hearing.
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Here's how Carosa envisions it: Any adult would be permitted to make tax-deductible contributions to any child's account, whether family, friend or stranger.
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Trump has tweeted repeatedly about the caravan in recent days, threatening that migrants traveling north would not be permitted to enter the United States.
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"The case has so far been handled discreetly in the expectation that she would soon be permitted to leave the country," the diplomat said.
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Only the managers, the president's lawyers, and Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts — who will preside over the trial — will be permitted to speak.
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There would be elections and the guise of competition, but no one would be permitted to run for office without approval from the mullahs.
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A day later, Russian officials threatened to expel American diplomats in retaliation, but President Putin said American embassy staff would be permitted to stay.
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The defense strategy in that case is to argue that the government should not be permitted to execute Mr. Nashiri because it tortured him.
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Amazon will not charge any delivery fees or service fees on these orders, and restaurants won't be permitted to mark meal prices up, either.
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Iran, they complained, would be permitted to continue some enrichment and to expand its programme as restrictions fall away (the first expire after a decade).
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It contained an iPhone and a tablet which JxCat lawmaker Laura Borras said they would not be permitted to take back to jail with them.
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After President Trump announced a ban on transgender people in the military last year, it wasn't clear how much longer she'd be permitted to serve.
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When you add all these changes together, the result is that significantly more borrowers would be permitted to cancel huge amounts of student loan debt.
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Judge Marilyn Horan signed the dismissal documents, which state that Rose family will not be permitted to refile the same lawsuit again in the future.
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Any hopes that they might be permitted to join their father in Germany, where he had managed to travel ahead with another sister, were dashed.
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DMCI said its Zambales mine may be permitted to operate again if it meets certain conditions, including continued rehabilitation and reforestation of the mine site.
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"It is unfortunate that Waymo will be permitted to avoid abiding by the arbitration promise it requires its employees to make," an Uber spokesperson said.
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There are — if I may be permitted to oversimplify wildly for a moment — two kinds of women in the working world who achieve great power.
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It applies only to new visa applicants, meaning about 60,000 people whose visas were revoked by the previous order will now be permitted to enter.
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According to NBC News, which broke the story, girls will be permitted to join single-gender Cub Scout "dens" beginning in the 2018 program year.
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Women in seven regions will be permitted to serve in the security division of the Saudi Arabian military for the first time, Al Arabiya reports.
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Sleep restrictions introduced on Indian trains Passengers on Indian trains with two or three vertical berths will only be permitted to sleep from 10 p.m.
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"Terrorists must not be permitted to provide for their designated beneficiaries through their crimes," the United States attorney for the region, Eileen M. Decker, said.
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Keith Ellison should not be permitted to serve in Congress and suggested the attacks of 9/11 could have been God's punishment for American sinfulness.
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On Friday in Vienna, an I.A.A.F. task force will report on whether Russia should be permitted to send a track-and-field team to Rio.
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Corporate America would be permitted to pursue its profits in the marketplace on the condition that wealth was distributed to assure a robust middle class.
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Employers should be permitted to give their employees access to insurer-provided products that meet certain existing, stringent regulatory requirements enforced by state insurance regulators.
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Health plans will be permitted to use proven techniques, such as step therapy, to contain drug costs while ensuring patients have access to appropriate therapies.
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The fact that Iran will be permitted to research the development of faster centrifuge machines in just six years is undesirable to say the least.
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" He said his client's prosecution was "an unprecedented and deeply flawed attempt by our government to exercise extraterritorial jurisdiction that cannot be permitted to stand.
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And speaking of that more general antagonism, it is vital that this hardline approach not be permitted to intensify into a new Cold War footing.
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For one, they can establish which ethical principles are going to guide the transition team: Who will and who will not be permitted to serve?
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They are demanding that opposition-minded candidates be permitted to run in a city election next month after they were not allowed onto the ballot.
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It is unclear if residents of Dazhou will be able to use the indoor smokers for free, but residents will be permitted to share them.
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Visitors who have booked a monthly or multi-month rental will be permitted to stay for the remainder of their reservation, the Keys Weekly reported.
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Until a deal is reached, there's no guarantee that flights that passengers booked between Britain and Europe after March 2019 will be permitted to operate.
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Fans of both clubs will be permitted to attend, despite the fact that the game, originally scheduled to be played in Buenos Aires on Nov.
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While in port, sailors will not be permitted to leave the pier area, and base and regional personnel will not have access to the pier.
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As we were heading to the first prison, a military official told me I would not be permitted to take any photographs inside its walls.
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However, foreign asset managers will only be permitted to trade via China-based systems and as long as their onshore and offshore businesses are separate.
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Judges must weigh whether to allow such evidence, and if so, how many witnesses should be permitted to testify without being unfair to Mr. Gooding.
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It was not long after sending the email that CBS informed Ms. Kim that she would be permitted to speak freely on the final episode.
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Companies with fewer than 28500 employees should be permitted to form association health plans regardless of whether they fit neatly into a certain business type.
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That led the Peruvian government to announce on Wednesday that the company would not be permitted to participate in the country's future public works tenders.
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It applies only to new visa applicants, meaning some 60,000 people whose visas were revoked under the previous order will now be permitted to enter.
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Judge Howell ruled in October that the Judiciary Committee should be permitted to see the grand jury material in the report and its underlying basis.
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Pompeo has previously said that private U.S. firms could be permitted to invest in a denuclearized North Korea, suggesting possible investments in agriculture and energy.
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While investigators might not like it, and even deem it suspicious, no jury will ever be permitted to infer that his silence equates with guilt.
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The bills stipulate that consumers be a minimum age of 18 to purchase marijuana, but provinces will be permitted to raise that age if desired.
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The department has not responded to numerous inquiries as to whether former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie "Masha" Yovanovitch will be permitted to speak on Friday.
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To make his point, he refers to the guidance that says the eligible undocumented immigrants would be permitted to be "lawfully present" in the United States.
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Security warned us that they would not be permitted to let us back in once we walk out those doors, but that did not scare us.
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Because of this, "employers must be permitted to 'nip in the bud' the kinds of employee conduct that could lead to a 'hostile workplace,'" she writes.
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New businesses would be permitted to deduct more of their expenses for setting up in the first year — up to $20,000, double the current maximum level.
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But children who help in family businesses will be permitted to work outside school hours, a loophole that activists say may be exploited by unscrupulous employers.
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However, groups will still be permitted to adorn individual graves with small Confederate flags on two days of the year: Memorial Day and Confederate Memorial Day.
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Possession of 30 grams of cannabis will be legal, edibles will be legal with restrictions, and Canadians will be permitted to grow four plants per residence.
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However, it remains to be seen whether "localist" candidates -- those who support greater autonomy, self-determination or independence for Hong Kong -- will be permitted to stand.
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As a result, Cohen's attorneys requested that Avenatti not be permitted to appear in court in New York's Southern District, where Cohen has an ongoing case.
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Starting this month, millions of Turkish citizens will be permitted to travel visa-free to Europe, in exchange for Turkey's "help" in stopping the migrant crisis.
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Presidential candidate Ben Carson later upped the anti-Muslim rhetoric by declaring that a Muslim should not be permitted to serve as president of our country.
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GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore has reportedly argued in past cases that alleged sex offenders should be permitted to present some information about their underage accusers.
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They may already be permitted to operate a commercial motor vehicle in their home state, but this exemption would allow them to drive across the country.
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Those who launch businesses that provide social benefits would also be permitted to apply for forgiveness of up to $17,500 of their debt after five years.
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Hoyer also seemed to endorse the idea that, if the president wants to speak on Tuesday he should be permitted to do so — shutdown or none.
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Under the proposal, the devices would not be permitted to be used on guns, but the ordinance would not make it illegal to own the devices.
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"Public health officials have advised that no guests will be permitted to disembark until all (test) results have been received," Princess Cruises said in a statement.
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No more than 250 people will be permitted to gather in a single space, and all nightclubs in the District are ordered to cease operations immediately.
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Russian officials won't be permitted to attend the games, the country's flag won't appear at the opening ceremony, and its national anthem will not be played.
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In a press conference, DeWine said Ohioans would only be permitted to leave their homes to obtain food, medical care, and to exercise or walk pets.
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Just imagine how many will feel if they are told that they won't be permitted to keep their health insurance coverage even if they like it.
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Also, children 15 to 18 will be permitted to work, except in mines and industries where they would be exposed to inflammable substances and hazardous processes.
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Family members and friends will be allowed to assist patients with their death, and social workers and pharmacists will be permitted to participate in the process.
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Cubans who believe they will be persecuted if they return home will still be permitted to apply for political asylum when they reach the United States.
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Certain small commercial drones will be permitted to fly up to 22019 feet under a new policy announced by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Tuesday.
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The company will only be able to terminate drivers for sufficient cause, and deactivated drivers will be permitted to appeal their deactivation to panels of their peers.
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The Supreme Court recently rejected a preposterous claim that Muslim prisoners could not be permitted to grow half-inch beards because they could hide weapons in them.
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"Waymo is not obligated to take Uber at its word [and] the parties should be permitted to present the evidence at trial," read one of its motions.
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For repairs relating to the battery, Genius Bar and AASP technicians will reportedly be permitted to replace third-party batteries with official Apple batteries at standard fees.
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For one, how much will current Spider-Man Tom Holland be permitted to appear in Sony's Marvel Universe, even if the entire experiment hinges on the character?
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Additionally, Williams will be permitted to have custody of the kids up to two times a week after they get out from school until 6:15 p.m.
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The generals seen as a steadying influence on the president have given warnings that the Kim regime cannot be permitted to build weapons that threaten American territory.
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"Empirical knowledge based on tradition should not be permitted to "trump" the scientific method in matters of public health," he wrote in 2016 in the journal EMBO.
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The myth of cohesion, used so regularly to de-legitimize feminism itself, must not be permitted to inflict a set of standard requirements on fat-positive feminists.
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But under no circumstances will these black men, these famous faces, be permitted to show compassion for their fellow citizens, to speak out against inequality in America.
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"Why should Google be permitted to acquire even more companies while they're under DOJ [Department of Justice] antitrust investigation," Hawley tweeted, shortly after the deal was announced.
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However, the order applies only to new visa applicants, meaning about 60,000 people whose visas were revoked by the previous order will now be permitted to enter.
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The new federal rule now solves the second problem: Employers will be permitted to fund "health reimbursement arrangements" (HRAs) for employees to buy individual market health insurance.
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The implicit threat is that if an advisor leaves, he will not be permitted to take any client data with him, even the most basic contact information.
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This fits China's ethos of "cyber sovereignty" - the idea that states should be permitted to govern and monitor their own cyberspace, controlling incoming and outgoing data flows.
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Parents will still be criminally prosecuted for crossing the border illegally, but they may now be permitted to remain with their children in detention until their hearing.
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In one of the most sweeping bans, the rowing federation announced that only six members of the 28-strong Russian rowing team would be permitted to participate.
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Under the new regulations, American dollars can now be used in financial transactions, and Cuban citizens will be permitted to earn a salary in the United States.
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One key question is whether autonomous weapons should be permitted to attack only other weapons — for example, an AK-220 rifle, rather than the person holding it?
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Harry and Meghan will theoretically keep them but not be permitted to use them, it&aposs a compromise of sorts though this is exile for the Sussexes.
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The ministry also recommended that fellow copper miner Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara be permitted to export 675,000 tonnes of copper concentrate, also up to Feb 16, 63.
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What they're saying: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Saturday that people convicted of terrorism offenses should not be permitted to leave prison early, Reuters reports.
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It would also establish a one-year window in which anyone would be permitted to bring a lawsuit, even if the statute of limitations had already expired.
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"The U.N. should be permitted to carry out its mandate, carry out its responsibilities, without fear of money being cut off," State Department spokesman Mark Turner told reporters.
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"All tests have error rates [...] The government should not be permitted to try a case with anecdotes when incorrect blood tests are a fact of life," she said.
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Instead, two caretakers (spouses or otherwise) would be permitted to split the time by taking three months each, according to a fact sheet HuffPost secured from Newsom's office.
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When he returned to his native Bavaria for a visit, he made it clear that America was his second choice as he begged to be permitted to stay.
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If the company loses, the iPhone owners who brought the case will be permitted to move forward with an antitrust suit against the company for allegedly inflating prices.
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As the New York Times reported, roughly 200 academic fetal tissue research projects funded by the NIH will be permitted to continue, but only until their funding expires.
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If passed, women would not be permitted to get an abortion once a fetus has a detectable heartbeat, which can generally happen within six weeks of a pregnancy.
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Douthat: This was a synod called by Pope Francis, where a core controversy was whether divorced and remarried Catholics should be permitted to receive communion without an annulment.
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I'm not rooting for anything at all, except that the special counsel be permitted to finish his work, charge whatever cases warrant charging and report on his work.
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"Why should Google be permitted to acquire even more companies while they're under DOJ [Department of Justice] antitrust investigation," Hawley tweeted Friday, shortly after the deal was announced.
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The private university in Chicago told the school's Young Americans for Freedom chapter that Shapiro, 32, will not be permitted to enter the campus due to "security concerns."
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Rosenstein said Tuesday he would not be permitted to appoint a special counsel to look into the conflict of interest allegations in the absence of a criminal investigation.
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But due to a lack of financial resources, the parties would be permitted to pay just $1 in fines to the CFPB and $10,000 in redress for customers.
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During a routine meeting in January, ICE officials stunned Ragbir by informing him that he'd no longer be permitted to stay in the country and immediately detained him.
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Concluding that he would not be permitted to land his private jet at Kinshasa airport, Katumbi tried to enter at the border between Zambia and Katanga on Friday.
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There were 23 Chinese nationals and two Burmese nationals on board the ship, officials said, adding they would be permitted to leave only when the investigation was concluded.
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Farmers in parts of Germany's most northerly state of Schleswig-Holstein will be permitted to allow their poultry into open fields from Saturday, the state farm ministry said.
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These convenience stores already sell a variety of basic, everyday items—cigarettes, tall boys, toilet paper—so why shouldn't they be permitted to add cannabis to the inventory?
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A Holland America cruise ship carrying at least 42 people with flu-like symptoms is headed to Florida, but it's unclear if it will be permitted to dock.
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States would be permitted to waive pre-existing condition protection as long as they still provide "adequate and affordable" coverage — but what qualifies as "affordable" is left undefined.
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The statement did not specify whether there would be a limit on the number of days students would be permitted to use for reasons related to mental health.
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Canadians who work in the marijuana industry will not be permitted to enter the U.S. "If you work for the industry, that is grounds for inadmissibility," Owen said.
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"The second-largest economy in the world should not be permitted to declare itself a developing country in order to game the system at others' expense," Trump said.
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Turkey's foreign minister on Wednesday suggested that the U.S. may not be permitted to use two air bases in Turkey in response to possible sanctions on the country.
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Medicare-at-50 (Stabenow): Any American 50 years old or older would be permitted to buy into Medicare, including those who currently receive health insurance through their job.
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But in New York, those independents will not be permitted to vote in either the Democratic or Republican primaries on Election Day, even if they are registered voters.
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The proposal also says that women should not be permitted to receive non-relatives or foreign officials, and they should not use birth control pills without asking their husbands.
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Guests found to have a fever or have low blood oxygen levels in Royal Caribbean's newly mandated health screenings will also not be permitted to travel, the company said.
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Then, in 1960, a director decreed that no one would be permitted to enter screenings once his new film had begun: the integrity of the viewing experience was paramount.
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Also under the new rules, after docking in Cuba, some foreign ships carrying certain cargo will be permitted to travel directly to U.S. ports to load or unload freight.
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Police officers would also be permitted to carry their guns into federal buildings and other places where firearms are prohibited in order to protect themselves under this legislation. Sen.
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The United States is not obligated to accept that North Korea must be permitted to have a nuclear program that holds Americans and our allies hostage to nuclear attack.
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However, an Oregon child-welfare investigator concluded Simpson's claims of abuse were valid, leading that state to say Murray should never again be permitted to be a foster parent.
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Mr. de Blasio said that only supervisors from the elite Emergency Services Unit would be permitted to carry the stun guns and would receive several days of additional training.
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" Once these conditions are met, school districts would then be permitted to use leftover federal funds to meet other local priorities to avoid a "one-size-fits-all approach.
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According to the bill, private firms would be permitted to operate beyond their network's perimeter in order to determine the source of an attack or to disrupt ongoing attacks.
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But the government and its allies will be permitted to forge on with strikes against jihadist militants of Islamic State and an al Qaeda-linked group, the Nusra Front.
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It is critical that DoD be permitted to implement personnel policies that it determines are necessary to ensure the most lethal and combat effective fighting force in the world.
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The case is considered a proxy for a larger dispute over whether companies should be permitted to build encryption that can't be accessed by the manufacturer under court order.
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In fact, in its study, SEC staff also recognizes that income alone may not be the best way to determine who should be permitted to invest in risky startups.
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He tangled with Actors' Equity, getting applause when he appeared on her behalf at a hearing about whether she should be permitted to go on, but Equity said no.
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Tech companies should not be permitted to collect data on children and profile them using their personal data without a parent or guardian's meaningful consent to the data collection.
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In its announcement, the university said international students would be permitted to stay on campus and that others with "special circumstances" could contact the housing department for more information.
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So it was that on Wednesday, senators voted unanimously that, henceforth, both male and female senators will be permitted to bring infants up to age one into the chamber.
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Senators will not be permitted to use iPhones and will have to keep quiet during President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment trial, according to "decorum guidelines" sent out on Wednesday.
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The free exchange of ideas is a bedrock principle at N.Y.U., and if students or faculty members invite a speaker to campus, that speaker will be permitted to speak.
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Go deeper: U.S. universities lose students from China The shift in higher education funding since the Great Recession ACT announces students will be permitted to retake individual test sections
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These provisions from 2013 included requiring that, by 2017, no company would be permitted to have more than 50 percent of its U.S.-based workforce on an H-1B.
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According to the State of Michigan's website, individuals would be permitted to possess and use marijuana and marijuana-infused edibles and grow up to 23 marijuana plants for personal consumption.
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The point of the questioning and the pretext for the pair's detention remain unknown, but Bruguera will not be permitted to deliver the donated goods to hurricane victims in Baracoa.
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Indeed, the question of whether the victims of terrorism should be permitted to sue state sponsors of terrorism could prove to be an interesting issue on the presidential campaign trail.
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However, Mueller will not be permitted to discuss that material, to avoid prejudicing Stone's trial on charges of obstruction, making false statements, and witness tampering (which is scheduled for November).
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If that is the case in your building, then the board would be permitted to tack on this new fee, according to Adam D. Finkelstein, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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Shareholders in securities firms will not be allowed to pledge shares during their lockup period, and will not be permitted to pledge more than 50% of shares after that period.
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From July 2019, whalers will be permitted to hunt in the waters off Japan and in the country's exclusive economic zone, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said in a statement.
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The fundamental question, Justice Gorsuch wrote, is whether workers should "always be permitted to bring their claims in class or collective actions, no matter what they agreed with their employers".
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Opposition leaders including former President Alvaro Uribe harshly criticized the visit and questioned how the "terrorists" would be permitted to visit areas they had victimized and without a military presence.
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When you have two-step verification enabled, your number will not be permitted to reverify on WhatsApp within 7 days of last using WhatsApp without your passcode, the company notes.
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Clearly, this is going to be a vigorously litigated case, which is why we should think hard about whether the Washington partner ought to be permitted to use a pseudonym.
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It is one thing to say that no governmental official can be permitted to perform his or her duties in a way that discriminates against people of a particular religion.
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" It proposed the formation of a Select Committee for a Green New Deal â€" and demanded that only congresspeople who refuse fossil fuel money be permitted to serve on it.
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And now there's nothing left for Serena Joy but to host and smile and offer placid answers to an ambassador asking what it's like not to be permitted to read.
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" In the interview with NBC News, Clyburn also called impeachment of Trump a "political concept" but said that House committees investigating Trump should be permitted to "do their work properly.
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Phil Murphy, the state's three racetracks — and sites of former tracks — and Atlantic City's nine casinos will be permitted to offer the betting as soon as regulations are in place.
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NBC reported asylum law states that immigrants who have been detained should still be permitted to make a claim for asylum, whether or not they were given a deportation order.
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"What the president's team did yesterday is something no other citizen in this country would be permitted to do," said Steele, who served as RNC chairman from 85033 to 2011.
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Members of the committee and their staff will be allowed to come in and take a look, but copies of the bill will not be permitted to exit the room.
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"We hope that any appointment of trustees will be temporary and that local citizens will soon be permitted to choose new local officials in accordance with Turkish law," it said.
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It is unlikely that they will be permitted to enter the country, no matter how evident their desperation, so what will they do after being turned away at the border?
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Only after assistant district attorneys make a preliminary decision about charges would they be permitted to access other information, including race and other demographic details, body camera footage and photos.
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United said the plan would take effect next year and would be required for all new employer clients, although existing clients would be permitted to continue under the older system.
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Canadians and Americans who do "essential" work or who have "urgent" reasons to cross the border will be permitted to do so, Trudeau said adding that details will follow soon.
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Should the president, although not yet named as an unindicted co-conspirator, be permitted to issue a pardon to Paul Manafort, as this would directly serve his own personal interests?
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It said that leading actors would not be permitted to earn more than 70 percent of the full cast, or to be paid more than 40 percent of production costs.
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The administration consistently pushes the view that commercial enterprises should be permitted to refuse to hire, discipline or fire employees whose lives do not conform to their boss' religious beliefs.
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Queen Elizabeth II delivered formal confirmation that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be permitted to follow through on their plans to step back from their roles as British royals.
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Euro zone countries will be required to pay capped contributions into the fund, and those under economic pressure could be permitted to slash their own contributions in half when necessary.
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Russian athletes will be permitted to compete as neutrals if they complete a vetting process that assesses their history of drug testing, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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"I'm not rooting for anything at all, except that the special counsel be permitted to finish his work, charge whatever cases warrant charging and report on his work," Comey wrote.
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According the Homeland Security Department's United States Citizenship and Immigration Services website, if a person is eligible for asylum, he or she may be permitted to remain in the country.
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On Tuesday, the UK government announced that Huawei would be permitted to supply equipment for "non-core" parts of the 5G network, but would be banned from more sensitive areas.
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Proponents of the bill note that the drug approval process can be lengthy and say terminally ill patients should be permitted to try medicine that could potentially save their lives.
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" Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney (D) said the city "relies on this reporting when making the crucial decision whether a license-to-carry applicant should be permitted to carry a firearm.
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Under the law, Weber said, officers would only be permitted to use deadly force if there is no "reasonable alternative," like verbal warnings or other methods of non-lethal force.
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"Travelers will no longer be permitted to cross the border for recreation and tourism," Trudeau said, adding that Canadian citizens shouldn't even visit their neighbors if they don't have to.
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Under the law, medical patients would be permitted to buy marijuana seeds and grow up to five plants at home, so long as the plants are kept out of public view.
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Kobach's conversations with the President and with senior White House advisers who advise the President are confidential, and he would not be permitted to discuss those conversations during a transcribed interview.
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Jackson, whose portrait Mr Trump hung in the oval office days after assuming the presidency, believed that "the Supreme Court must not...be permitted to control the Congress or the executive".
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This week's filing from the defense argues that they should be permitted to take depositions from three women who allegedly had sexual relationships with Condit, rather than testify in open court.
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"Given his lack of candor in describing the work of the special counsel, our members were right to insist that staff counsel be permitted to question the attorney general," Nadler said.
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According to the AP, the film's cinematographer, Khaled Khatib, will not be permitted to enter the United States to attend the ceremony after authorities found "derogatory information" during his background check.
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In return for issuing the loans, participating banks will be permitted to reduce their level of required reserves held at the central bank by an amount equivalent to what they lend.
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We probably all concur that Internet Service Providers should not be permitted to block, throttle or engage in paid prioritization that would negatively impact our ability to access the world's information.
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"Several readers (all women) have called and e-mailed complaining about my last column as 'sexist' because I said that women shouldn't be permitted to ref the men's game," wrote Moore.
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He became famous in that rally in 2008 for tossing a coin to see which of his two drivers, Ari Vatanen or Jacky Ickx, would be permitted to win the race.
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One fix for this problem would be to implement a provision that requires known infringing content to not be permitted to reappear on a service — a so-called "stay down" provision.
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I said Ohio election officials should not be permitted to remove voters from their registration rolls simply for infrequent voting and failing to respond to a single notice in the mail.
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Then the state made a promise: Among those bidding for the first round, only those health plans selected would be permitted to offer plans for three years, except under unusual circumstances.
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"It is critical that DoD be permitted to implement personnel policies that it determines are necessary to ensure the most lethal and combat effective fighting force in the world," Gleason said.
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"Several readers (all women) have called and e-mailed complaining about my last column as 'sexist' because I said that women shouldn't be permitted to ref the men's game," Moore wrote.
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For the third year in a row, the Lavender & Green Alliance, an association of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, will be permitted to march under their group's banner on Saturday.
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New rules from the Federal Communication Commission mean that Charter "will not be permitted to charge usage-based prices or impose data caps" for at least seven years after the merger.
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Barr, months before Trump named him as attorney general, last year wrote an unsolicited memo to the Justice Department arguing Mueller should not be permitted to investigate obstruction by the president.
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The number of Foreign Service officer positions, for example, would not be permitted to go below 14,000; and the State Department's Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration could not be eliminated.
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But labor advocacy groups and former Obama administration officials argue that the regulation would legalize a vast income transfer from workers to employers, who would be permitted to pocket the tips.
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In some ways, a thornier question was when law enforcement should be permitted to use facial recognition to engage in ongoing surveillance of specific individuals as they go about their day.
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The aircraft maker is one of the biggest manufacturers in America, and it is not yet clear when the jet -- which was grounded last March -- will again be permitted to fly.
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Mr. Strangio said an official told her she would be eligible for the same medical treatment as non-incarcerated transgender soldiers, suggesting she would eventually be permitted to proceed with surgery.
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Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange will be permitted to wear jeans on Thursday as Levi Strauss Co. officially goes public for the first time in decades.
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It will also be the first time that a sitting president will retire from office, consistent with the country's Constitution, and be permitted to live peacefully and with dignity in-country.
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Note that Medigap C and F will no longer be available to new enrollees starting on January 1, 2020, as plans will no longer be permitted to cover Medicare B deductibles.
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A letter obtained by Reuters from the Judiciary Committee states that McCabe will not be permitted to testify about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election meddling during the interview.
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Under the rules funds have to classify investments into the categories of highly liquid, moderately liquid, less liquid, and illiquid, and also would be permitted to classify investments by asset class.
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The attacks on Mr. Mueller, together with Mr. Trump's lawyers' embrace of an aggressive legal theory, put in question whether the Department of Justice will be permitted to complete its investigation.
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The senator echoed this point during the October debate: Impeachment is the way that we establish that this man will not be permitted to break the law over and over without consequences.
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"It's no coincidence that the president dissolved the commission once it became clear it wouldn't be permitted to operate in the shadows," American Oversight Executive Director Austin Evers said in the statement.
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The president's ban meant openly transgender people would no longer be permitted to enlist in the military and failed to mention the futures of the 15,500 transgender individuals currently serving our country.
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Red tape was one of the initial hurdles to becoming a PC maker in China, Liu says, noting that merely winning approval from authorities to be permitted to manufacture computers was difficult.
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"Instead, authorised deposit institutions would be permitted to review and set their own minimum interest rate floor for use in serviceability assessments," the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) said in a statement.
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Banks with less than $250 billion in assets and less than $10 billion in foreign exposure would be permitted to continue complying with simpler temporary capital rules beyond the beginning of 2018.
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The rules align with China's own ethos of "cyber sovereignty," the idea that states should be permitted to govern and monitor their own cyberspace, including control of incoming and outgoing data flows.
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"There's no earthly reason why these parties should not be permitted to cut their own deals," Samsung said in a Thursday court filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Newark, New Jersey.
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Valedictorian Christian Bales, 18, was told just hours before his graduation at Holy Cross High School in Kentucky on Friday that he wouldn't be permitted to give the speech, ABC News reported.
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In a recent survey of American Airlines passengers, nearly 60 percent of respondents expressed that only trained service dogs as defined by the ADA should be permitted to fly as service animals.
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"We are only asking that we be permitted to perform our job in accordance with federal law – nothing more and nothing less," the union said in a memo posted on its website.
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They insist that scores of members who are retiring or who are likely to lose their seats in the November election should not be permitted to weigh in on big policy matters.
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"Industry policy is that personnel will not be permitted to travel offshore if they have travelled from or transited through affected countries ... on the UK government's list of affected areas," OGUK said.
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It has even told a federal judge that it should be permitted to write a new disclosure protocol for the entire advisory community, to help clarify rules that McKinsey argues are ambiguous.
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The MS Zaandam, a Holland America cruise ship with two confirmed COVID-19 cases onboard, will be permitted to transit the Panama Canal, according to a statement from the Panama Canal Authority.
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She's struggled to find new housing that will accept her voucher, and her housing program won't tell her if she will be permitted to continue her current lease due to the pandemic.
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He will also be restricted to one phone call a day, which will be monitored by counterterrorism officials, and he will be permitted to interact only with people approved by the authorities.
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"The president should not be permitted to appoint a justice who will decide whether or not he complies with a subpoena to testify before a grand jury or pardons himself," Democratic Sen.
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If the amendment is approved—the NYSE is subject to the regulatory oversight of the SEC—companies going public on the NYSE will be permitted to raise capital through a direct listing.
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But Vermont residents will be permitted to keep larger-capacity magazines they already own, creating a sense of urgency among state gun owners looking to stock up before the bill becomes law.
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Ordinarily, players would not be permitted to accept this gift — which cost $350 per pair — but a loophole allowed the company to donate the headphones to the school without violating NCAA rules.
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Even earlier in May, a federal appeals court unanimously ruled that a 17-year-old trans student from Wisconsin should be permitted to use the boys bathroom, consistent with his gender identity.
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The Harris's will no longer be permitted to deduct all of their state and local taxes, including their property taxes, but they don't expect to be especially harmed by the new rules.
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The waivers the Senate reportedly might still allow could still adversely affect sicker people — if, for example, plans could exclude certain services from their benefits, as they would be permitted to do.
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The court awarded her damages of 3 million Kenyan shillings ($29,600) over poor post-abortion care at a government hospital and said rape survivors should be permitted to have abortions under certain circumstances.
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Regulation -- which expired in 1999 -- around independent counsels left it up to the courts to determine whether "any individual named in such report" would be permitted to review the report before its release.
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And it rested on a recognition, shared among key participants, that the continental cataclysm that had befallen Europe in the three decades prior to Westphalia simply could not be permitted to happen again.
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In October they announced that the Lavender & Green Alliance, an association of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, would be permitted to carry a banner this year and march as an independent group.
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Still, under Gusciora's Assembly proposal, the state's existing medical marijuana facilities would be permitted to incorporate as separate businesses, which could potentially sell pot to the public four months after the law passes.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Iran must immediately stop its financial and military support for "terrorists and militas" and he reiterated that it never be permitted to possess atomic arms.
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Moreover, the departments would also be permitted to seize drones worth thousands without any independent determination from a judge that an individual did something wrong or such seizure was necessary to prevent harm.
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The university's students can still drink beer and wine at such events, but will no longer be permitted to have hard alcohol that has more than 20% alcohol by volume or 40 proof.
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The agent will then ask a few additional questions in order to confirm you are who you say you are, at which point you should be permitted to go on your merry way.
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"There were a variety of calls for it not to be permitted to occur by a group of faculty who, frankly, didn't seem to understand the First Amendment very well," the professor said.
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"Kavanaugh recently argued that a young woman, despite meeting all of Texas' burdensome requirements to get an abortion, should not be permitted to access essential healthcare," Hogue said in a statement Monday night.
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Facebook said politicians won't be permitted to spread hate speech or incite violence through ads, but they would be able to make misleading claims or lie outright in keeping with its current policies.
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But after the announcement, Tlaib appealed to Israeli Interior Minister Aryeh Deri, asking that she be permitted to visit her relatives in the West Bank — specifically her grandmother, who is in her 90s.
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In exchange, around 1,500 residents of the towns Madaya and Zabadani, both in the Rif Dimashq province near Lebanon, and everyone in eastern Aleppo — all under government siege — would be permitted to evacuate.
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On Wednesday, the Court of Justice ruled that the intellectual property office must indeed reconsider Mondelez's appeal, but Nestlé will be permitted to hold on to its trademark while that process goes ahead.
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But, citing security risks, the military rejected the recommendation of an outside psychologist who said she should be permitted to further feminize her appearance by growing her hair longer than male military standards.
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The idea was that Mueller would be permitted to continue investigating in order to prevent Russian interference in future elections, but drop the investigation of whether Trump's campaign interfered in the 2016 election.
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Left unresolved, though, is whether the band will be permitted to perform at Orgo Night, a tradition dating back to the 1970s when the band bursts into Butler Library at 11:59 p.m.
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But in the past month, his campaign has gone into overdrive, bolstered by a viral video of O'Rourke explaining why NFL players should be permitted to kneel in protest during the national anthem.
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They then have to wait for another hearing in which they actually argue why they should be permitted to remain in the US before an immigration judge makes a decision on their case.
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The ruling could affect hundreds of people who are in their home countries or stuck in airports in other countries, hoping that they would somehow be permitted to travel to the United States.
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They then have to wait for another hearing in which they actually argue why they should be permitted to remain in the US before an immigration judge makes a decision in their case.
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Novak has said in the past that the United States should not be permitted to impose such sanctions without a vote of the U.N. Security Council, of which Russia is a permanent member.
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The Le Touquet agreement is its own treaty, not an inherent part of EU membership, and in any event it seems unlikely that local mayors will be permitted to make immigration policy themselves.
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Quite beyond the human errors in the control room, the plant was in a state of endemic disrepair—no modern nuclear plant would ever be permitted to go the same way under international oversight.
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The ruling is a victory for privacy advocates, who argued that the FBI should not be permitted to hack thousands of computers across the United States — and potentially around the world — all at once.
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After Quine's settlement, California became the first state (and remains the only state) to change its policy to say that transgender inmates should be permitted to receive gender-reassignment surgery following a doctor's recommendations.
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Once one becomes available, blood banks in Puerto Rico and other areas with locally transmitted Zika infections will be permitted to use local donations of red blood cells and whole blood, the agency said.
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Novak has said in the past that the United States should not be permitted to impose such sanctions without a vote of the United Nations Security Council, of which Russia is a permanent member.
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"We expect that at any moment some plants could be permitted (to export)...we are expecting that by the end of the year China is likely to okay something in this area," Maggi said.
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Baker's father was her hard-nosed coach, a Black man who likely knew before she did that there were rooms she might never be allowed into, echelons she would never be permitted to reach.
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Opening the door to more volatility, Snap employees on Monday will be permitted to sell shares for the first time since the IPO, in the second expiration of restrictions on sales by certain shareholders.
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Adults can have marijuana and grow them too Adults would be able to have up to 30 grams of legal marijuana in public and be permitted to grow up to four plants per household.
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"NYSVMS believes a veterinarian...should be permitted to make medical decisions after direct consultation with a client and a thorough examination of the patient and its home circumstances," the organization said in a statement.
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Bundy's attorneys have indicated they ultimately plan to argue in U.S. District Court that their client should be permitted to stay at his home in Idaho and only return to Oregon for court appearances.
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Philadelphia has been plagued by gun violence and "relies on this reporting when making the crucial decision whether a license-to-carry applicant should be permitted to carry a firearm," said Mayor Jim Kenney.
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" The party had earlier responded to that request -- and the report -- in a statement affirming that "no member of the general public shall be permitted to photograph, film or otherwise record the caucusing process.
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Adding to woes is a requirement by Myanmar that refugees sign up for a national verification card, otherwise they will not be permitted to travel out of the transit camp or apply for citizenship.
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Transgender people selected for the U.S. Air Force Academy after April 12 will not be permitted to enroll in the academy unless they meet the Defense Department's new criteria, a spokesperson told The Hill.
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If the family were allowed to stay in Zimbabwe, they would probably be permitted to live in Mugabe's home district of Zvimba, a rural area where the president has a multi-million dollar residence.
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Visitors will be able to see the animals there but they will not be permitted to ride as the elephants will continue to be under the care of the company that currently owns them.
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The FDA placed the Chinese company on an import alert at the end of September, meaning all of its active pharmaceutical products and finished products will not be permitted to enter the United States.
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In October, the organizers announced that the Lavender & Green Alliance, an association of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, would be permitted to carry a banner this year and march as an independent group.
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Customers will not be permitted to sit in the cafe or patio areas, but can still walk up and order at the counter, through the Starbucks app, via the drive-through and by delivery.
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Trudeau said that only Canadian citizens and permanent residents would be permitted to enter the country, though some exceptions would be granted, such as for diplomats, air crews and immediate family members of citizens.
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Netanyahu have the state pay the bills for a private electrician's work at the family's residence in coastal Caesarea, despite a specific government instruction that the electrician not be permitted to perform work there.
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But, if the Senate votes no, no one -- the impeachment managers, the President's legal team or senators -- will be permitted to move to subpoena witnesses or documents, according to a Senate GOP leadership aide.
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USA Today reported that those with a history of "self-mutilation," bipolar disorder, depression and drug and alcohol abuse will be permitted to get waivers to enlist, according to documents obtained by the publication.
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Holders of green cards, which confer the right to live and work indefinitely in the United States, received conflicting information about whether or not they would be permitted to return to the United States.
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USA Today reported that those with a history of "self-mutilation," bipolar disorder, depression and drug and alcohol abuse will be permitted to get waivers to enlist, according to documents obtained by the publication.
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"To be clear: Sudan should not be permitted to shed its terrorism sanctions and benefit from participating in the global economy without first fully compensating those harmed by its previous support of terrorism," Sen.
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In the same manner that it is illegal for dogs to run wild through our landscape, cats can no longer be permitted to wander about outside, killing birds, shrews, voles and chipmunks year-round.
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No journalists will be permitted to travel on Tillerson's plane when he takes a newsmaking trip to Japan, South Korea and China in the wake of a series of ballistic missile tests by North Korea.
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High-level Taiwan officials should be permitted to enter the United States "under respectful conditions" to meet U.S. officials, while Taiwanese economic and cultural representatives should be encouraged to conduct business in the United States.
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Before each round, the humans were allowed to preview the course once, walking it to memorize the series of hand signals they would give their dogs, which would not be permitted to sample the course.
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"(The law) provides a new standard clarifying that, if Iran owns certain assets, the victims of Iran-sponsored terrorist attacks will be permitted to execute against those assets," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing the majority.
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Previously, the CMA had said foreign institutions would be permitted to buy shares directly from IPOs only on a case-by-case basis, although they could participate indirectly through channels such as local IPO funds.
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In an email exchange, Tony Seba, who teaches at Stanford University, adds that self-driving technology will make the Semi more efficient, and suggests that drivers may not be permitted to fully discharge the batteries.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democratic representative from New York, joined in the trolling, asking Mr Zuckerberg whether she would be permitted to run ads saying that Republican candidates had voted for the Green New Deal.
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I suggest that after the two major parties receive their parts of a state reflecting their vote shares, other parties would then be permitted to divide the remainder of the state according to their shares.
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Now, however, gamblers there will be permitted to bet on single games and championships for a variety of professional sports, including baseball, football, hockey, basketball, soccer, golf and auto racing, according to the governor's office.
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At these sites, called safe consumption facilities, addicts would receive clean needles and syringes and would be permitted to inject heroin, smoke crack cocaine and take other addictive drugs under the supervision of trained authorities.
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It's unclear, too, whether lessons from Jun can be replicated on a larger scale, several analysts said, while some question whether a publicly listed company like Twitter should be permitted to help provide government services.
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Each of the nine clubs will be permitted to pay a total of $421,500 to the players on its roster for the upcoming season, which begins in mid-April, up 20.4 percent from last year.
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Lizette Trujillo, the parent of a transgender 27063-year-old in Arizona, also questioned who will be permitted to access the "private medical information" of cisgender and trans students whose identities are called into question.
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On the other hand, to shift examples, the public might be interested in the decisions forthcoming from a judge, but it can hardly be sensible for the judge's clerk to be permitted to violate confidentiality.
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If, according to Title 50, "the killing of the trophy animal will enhance the survival of the species," the animal can be permitted to be imported — though no more than two per year, per hunter.
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More than 200,000 fans are expected to attend this week's 2019 P.G.A. Championship at Long Island's Bethpage State Park Black Course, and each will be permitted to bring one unopened water bottle to the event.
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Commercial tour guides will be permitted to conduct "a brief site orientation" for their group in a first-floor area of the Ellis Island museum, from November to March and during periods of inclement weather.
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Trudeau declared that only Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be permitted to enter the country, with exemptions being granted for air crews, diplomats, immediate family members of citizens and, "at this time," U.S. citizens.
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The MS Zaandam, a Holland America cruise ship with two confirmed cases of COVID-19 onboard, will be permitted to transit the Panama Canal, according to a statement put out by the Panama Canal Authority.
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Esha Bhandari, an A.C.L.U. staff attorney, said in an interview that it was unclear whether agents would be permitted to search cloud-based apps on the phone, which would include social media accounts and email.
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The age limit for joining the Army reserves is 35, but that limit is often waived for specialists, and organizers of this unit say they are confident they will be permitted to recruit experienced professionals.
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It also argued that the Pentagon could not end people's military careers for coming out openly as transgender because they did so in relying on the Pentagon itself saying they would be permitted to serve.
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" Mr. Wiles, in the interview, said that he had been unfairly attacked by "the self-appointed gods and goddesses of the news media, who do not think we should be permitted to attend any event.
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But the pair will no longer be permitted to tabulate Oscar votes or hand out envelopes containing winners' names at Hollywood's most highest honors, a spokesperson for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences said.
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At that point, absent any symptoms or a positive test result, an individual would be considered non-infectious, and would be permitted to travel on public transportation without putting others at any risk, Braden said.
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Chairs and desks are being brought into the back of the chamber for staff, who will not be permitted to stand during the trial, as aides normally do when they congregate there during legislative debates.
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Despite a 2018 recommendation from U.S. Magistrate Judge Cheryl Pollak that the military veterans (or their survivors) be permitted to move forward with their claims, Judge Chen granted the banks' motions to dismiss the case.
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It is unthinkable to confirm a nominee for attorney general who equivocates about the release of the extensive investigative report by Robert Mueller that every member of Congress must be permitted to see in full.
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A bail hearing in the case is scheduled for Monday, where a judge will consider whether Epstein will stay in jail awaiting trial or be permitted to stay under house arrest in his Manhattan mansion.
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"(The law) provides a new standard clarifying that, if Iran owns certain assets, the victims of Iran-sponsored terrorist attacks will be permitted to execute against those assets," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote for the majority.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Bipartisan group reveals agricultural worker immigration bill Graham blasts new House impeachment process MORE (Calif.), as well as committee staff, will be permitted to ask questions.
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On May 30th a report by the health select committee of MPs recommended that junk-food ads be banned from television before 9pm and that cartoon characters not be permitted to advertise snacks, among other measures.
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In February 2017 the Knight Foundation released a survey of American high-school students that found just 45% believed people should be permitted to say what they want in public if it is offensive to others.
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The new company faces a seven-year prohibition on usage-based pricing and data caps, and over that time will not be permitted to charge companies like Netflix so-called interconnection fees to ensure smooth traffic.
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"We are confident that once the Manhattan district attorney's appeal is decided, we will be permitted to move forward with our very significant claims against the FBI agents," Kevin Marino, Aleynikov's lawyer, said in an interview.
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DE) will be permitted to establish China's first foreign insurance holding company, and Hong Kong's Chiyu Bank has been approved to set up a branch in Shenzhen, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) said.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said earlier on Friday that the United States should not be permitted to impose such sanctions without a vote of the United Nations Security Council, of which Russia is a member.
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"In light of what the 73nd Circuit terms the 'growing consensus,' this is precisely an area where the law should be permitted to percolate before premature, and perhaps unnecessary, intervention from the court," the brief said.
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That would mean that every foreigner who manages to slip past the Border Patrol or who overstays a visa would be permitted to stay forever, so long as he isn't convicted of an especially heinous crime.
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Still, parents of quarter-midget racers are accustomed to a certain line of questioning: How can youngsters, some of whom can't read and are just beginning to dress themselves, be permitted to enter motor sport races?
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All that, along with the 800,000 "Dreamers" allowed to live here under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program who are waiting on Congress and the courts to see if they will be permitted to stay.
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At a brief arraignment, Magistrate Judge Ramon E. Reyes Jr. limited Ms. Harris's personal travel to New York City and Long Island, though she could be permitted to go upstate in her capacity as a legislator.
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The Panama Canal Authority declined to comment about whether or not the ship will be permitted to sail through the canal, and the US Embassy in Panama did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
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But after Mr. Khattala arrived in the United States and was given lawyers, they challenged the legitimacy of that waiver and said the government should not be permitted to use his statements as evidence against him.
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"We were very surprised this bout was even sanctioned and was going to be permitted to carry on," said Larry Lovelace, a doctor and the president of the organization, which is focused on preserving fighter safety.
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Because he has already missed one postseason for the violation, German will be allowed to participate if the Yankees qualify for the 22020 postseason (though he will not be permitted to play in spring training games).
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In a letter, Harmeet K. Dhillon, a San Francisco lawyer, demanded not only that the speech be permitted to go forward next Thursday, but also that the university provide a centrally located venue during evening hours.
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The ties that link this precious, ever-so-fragile community of freedom-loving nations must never be permitted to fray; they represent the best hope for the ultimate realization of a genuinely peaceful and prosperous world.
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Not only would the future state of Palestine not be permitted to develop its own "military or paramilitary" forces — ever — but Israel would also maintain full security control over Palestinian territory until it decides not to.
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The FDA placed Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceuticals on an import alert at the end of September, meaning all active pharmaceutical products and finished products made by the company will not be permitted to enter the United States.
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Non-parties, like John Doe, will be permitted to file objections to the release of documents after an arduous review process by the court and attorneys for the parties, Judge Peska said during Wednesday's conference hearing.
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"These ads would be permitted to be disseminated by a 501(c)4 as long as they and any other political ad didn't rise to the level of being the primary activity of the organization," he said.
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"This memo makes clear that transgender people who want to join the military will not be permitted to do so," Jon Davidson, legal director for Lambda Legal, told BuzzFeed News on Friday after Trump's memo was issued.
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Digital wholesale banks will not be allowed to take Singapore deposits from individuals, except for fixed deposits of at least S$250,000 and will be permitted to maintain deposit accounts for corporate and small and medium enterprises.
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" Acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan had assured that members of the public and the press would be permitted to access to the facilities so long as they do not "disrupt proceedings or individuals' privacy.
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Under the measures, parties such as banks and financial institutions that are not part of the fuel supply chain will not be permitted to trade biofuel credits, called Renewable Identification Numbers or RINs, according to the source.
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Digital wholesale banks will not be allowed to take Singapore deposits from individuals, except for fixed deposits of at least S$250,000 and will be permitted to maintain deposit accounts for corporate and small and medium enterprises.
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Under the policy, Brown said border officials will be permitted to search content saved to travelers' cellphones, computers and other digital devices, but will not be able to explore web history or data stored on the cloud.
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"Protecting our communities' health requires that individuals not be permitted to opt out of immunization solely as a matter of convenience or misinformation," American Medical Association President Dr. Barbara McAneny said in a statement to The Hill.
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BERLIN, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday: Allianz will be permitted to establish China's first foreign insurance holding company, the country's banking and insurance regulator said.
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"The American Academy of Dermatology's position is that no minor under 18 should be permitted to use sunlamp products, and this is a position I strongly support," Martin, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Andres said in the video that visitors to the community kitchen could collect food from a takeout window and would be permitted to sit at tables on terraces, but that the situation could change at any point.
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The Post report claims that Yates's lawyer had been going back and forth with Trump's Justice Department in recent days about what, exactly, she would be permitted to testify about at the planned House Intelligence Committee hearing.
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But Mr. Trump's discriminatory and inhumane order adds immeasurably to the suffering of this minority population yearning to come out of the shadows, be treated as human beings, feel respected and be permitted to serve their country.
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The leaks have renewed a debate over whether the N.S.A. should be permitted to stockpile vulnerabilities it discovers in commercial software to use for spying — rather than immediately alert software makers so the holes can be plugged.
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There, he was told he would be permitted to return to Hong Kong, but only on the condition that, upon arrival, he report immediately to a police station and tell them his disappearance was all a misunderstanding.
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Latvala, who is also a Republican gubernatorial candidate, asked in a letter to the Senate President that he be permitted to "temporarily take a leave of absence" from his role as chairman of the Committee on Appropriations.
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Under President Trump's executive order that restricts travel for immigrants, refugees, and visitors from a number of majority-Muslim countries, Farhadi likely would not be permitted to enter the country and attend the ceremony, barring some loophole.
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"I believe it is imperative that Director Shaub be permitted to testify in public -- before the American people -- to avoid any perception that he is being unfairly targeted behind closed doors for expressing his views," Cummings wrote. Sen.
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The university confirmed that what Bennett did is legal to Refinery29: "Graduates are no longer considered students and would be permitted to open-carry, per the university policy," said Eric Mansfield, the school's executive director of media relations.
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Short- or snub-nosed cat and dog breeds, like French bulldogs - the breed of the dog that died in the overhead bin - and strong-jawed dog breeds, like Mastiffs, will no longer be permitted to fly as cargo.
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The proposal is likely to be ignored by the White House's lawyers, who have argued Democrats should not be permitted to call witnesses to bolster their case that President Donald Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate his political rivals.
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Additionally, Charter would not be permitted to charge usage-based prices or impose data caps and would be prohibited from charging interconnection fees, including to online video providers, which deliver large volumes of internet traffic to broadband customers.
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Bankrupt printing company Cenveo Inc should not be permitted to hire a real estate firm led by one of its former executives because it lacks experience negotiating with landlords and potential buyers, according to the company's unsecured creditors.
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Here, people wait for months while a government panel processes their asylum applications, watching their video interviews in order to decide whether or not they've been through enough horror to be permitted to live and work in Europe.
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Take Warren: Citing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) — the law that allowed Hobby Lobby to not pay for its employees' contraceptives — he has argued that he should be permitted to help migrants as required by his faith.
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Under an agreement reached last week with militant groups, the Syrian government said "terrorist groups will hand over heavy and medium weapons," and that those who agree to the accord will be permitted to remain in the area.
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"Under the same legal theories advocated by the government here, the government could argue that it should be permitted to force citizens to do all manner of things 'necessary' to assist it in enforcing the laws," Apple said.
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To be permitted to hear the thickly stacked, honeyed gospel of "Wade in the Water," while simultaneously watching those idealized, muscular arms — in every shade of brown — slowly rise and assume the shape of so many ancient amphoras!
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Some cities are experimenting with creating safe consumption facilities, where addicts would receive clean needles and syringes and would be permitted to inject heroin, smoke crack cocaine and take other addictive drugs under the supervision of trained authorities.
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But it has not let her grow her hair longer than male military standards, citing security risks, and Ms. Manning said she had yet to be permitted to see a surgeon about the possibility of sex reassignment surgery.
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In an email sent to employees earlier this week, Google told workers they would not be permitted to travel internationally unless they were granted an exception for critical work, a source familiar with the matter told Business Insider.
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Kollar-Kotelly concluded Dunlap should not be permitted to subpoena Kobach right now, but the judge also took notice of a series of opinions from a federal judge and magistrate In Kansas, faulting him for defying court orders.
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A longtime Republican member of Congress is retweeting Nazis and arguing in interviews that Somali Muslims shouldn't be permitted to work in meatpacking plants in his district — and no GOP official appears to want to publicly challenge him.
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In it, he offered the example of Holocaust denialism as an idea that may be wrong but should be permitted to exist on Facebook: I'm Jewish, and there's a set of people who deny that the Holocaust happened.
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To help them, some stores allow customers to voluntarily place themselves on a "blacklist," for a certain period of time, during which they will not be permitted to buy, even if they ask for a change of status.
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The Department of Transportation on Thursday released its proposed rules allowing each airline to decide whether its passengers will be permitted to make in-flight phone calls using the aircraft's onboard Wi-Fi system, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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"When China's economy was really on fire it created enough smoke to obscure the realities of what foreign tech companies were really going to be permitted to do here," says Mark Natkin, managing director of Beijing-based Marbridge Consulting.
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Attendees will be permitted to observe the AGM before being allowed to question the board, of which billionaire founder Mike Ashley, also owner of Newcastle United soccer club, is a member, then touring the site at Shirebrook in Derbyshire.
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South Africa's AngloGold may not be permitted to extract gold at its flagship La Colosa mine - a $2 billion potential investment that could yield 28 million ounces of gold - after 98.8 percent voted against allowing mining in Sunday's referendum.
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"ADF is the most extreme anti-gay legal organization -- so extreme that it does not concede even that gay or transgender people should be permitted to exist as such," said Shannon Minter of the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
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In a 3-0 decision, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday said a lower court judge misapplied the law in dismissing the investors' lawsuit, and that the investors should be permitted to file an amended complaint.
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" And rather than troop deployment, Reed asks that Trump "send an appropriate team of diplomatic and Homeland Security Department officials to southern Mexico to inform the migrants that they will not be permitted to simply enter the United States.
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Under the designations, Commander-in-Chief of Myanmar's Armed Forces Min Aung Hlaing, Deputy Commander-in-Chief Soe Win, Brigadier General Than Oo, Brigadier General Aung Aung and their families will not be permitted to enter the United States.
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On the same day the DOJ filed its brief, Trump declared in a series of tweets that transgender individuals would no longer be permitted to serve in the United States military because they pose a "burden" to the troops.
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"Many of the graduate students who entered Princeton with him completed their degrees this year; it is well past time for him to be permitted to return to his studies and complete his degree," she wrote in a statement.
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The hospital's senior executives have come under scrutiny in recent weeks, leading Mr. Warner to question on Monday whether Dr. Thompson would be permitted to continue sitting on the board of Merck, which makes the blockbuster cancer drug Keytruda.
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Amid an increase in athlete activism and rising political tensions worldwide, the organization has settled on strict — and specific — guidelines for the types of actions, gestures and statements competitors at this summer's Tokyo Olympics will be permitted to make.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan, whose unveiling on Tuesday was immediately welcomed by Israel and excoriated by the Palestinians, proposed that "people of every faith should be permitted to pray" at the disputed site in Jerusalem's Old City.
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Though Sondland, through his lawyer, expressed hope that he would still be permitted to testify, the move to block his appearance is an indication the Trump administration is continuing efforts to prevent officials from cooperating with any congressional inquiries.
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Students of all political and identity stripes should be permitted to form their own independent groups for any reason, whether it's just to feel "at home" or express sentiments that wouldn't be as popular in the broader campus community.
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"It is with regret that we will therefore immediately be terminating our partnership with the broadcaster and they will not be permitted to broadcast the Grand Final," the European Broadcasting Union, which organizes the event, said in a statement.
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In a statement to Gizmodo, Benjamin Haynes, a spokesperson with the CDC's Infectious Disease Media Team, said passengers who did not report feeling ill will be permitted to continue their travels, although the agency may follow-up with some of them.
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In furtherance of these legitimate interests, employers must be permitted to 'nip in the bud' the kinds of employee conduct that could lead to a 'hostile workplace,' rather than waiting until an actionable hostile workplace has been created before taking action.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell came up with the contrived justification that a president in his final year shouldn't be permitted to fill a Supreme Court seat, something it's impossible to believe he would argue if the president were a Republican.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Seven large Shanxi province-owned coal miners will be permitted to extend the maturities of some existing debt, the official Xinhua news agency reported Sunday, citing a document released by the Shanxi branch of China's banking regulator.
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This morning, The New York Times reported that White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus has said that green card holders will be permitted to enter the country, but that they would have "discretionary authority" to detain and question individuals.
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More important, she says, she wondered if the team's press officer and sports psychologist, both women who sit on or near the team's bench for every game, would be permitted to enter the stadium for the away match in Iran.
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The post was in response to comments Trump made Tuesday insinuating that supporters of gun rights could take action against his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, should she win the election and be permitted to nominate a number of Supreme Court justices.
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The big picture: This is the third straight weekend that "yellow vests" — so-called because of the jackets they must don to be permitted to block roads — have turned out to demonstrate against Macron, whose approval rating has plummeted to 26%.
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Such extensions could be permitted to help production and exports, a key driver of Vietnam's economy, the State Bank of Vietnam said on Friday in a draft proposal published on its website, and on which it is seeking industry opinions.
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In a "high-pressure" economy, the jobless rate would be allowed to drop below what is considered full employment, and inflation would be permitted to run hotter than its goal, before the Fed would start tightening policy and raising interest rates.
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"North Korea's sentencing of Otto Warmbier to 15 years hard labor for a college-style prank is outrageous and shocking, and should not be permitted to stand," Phil Robertson, deputy director of HRW's Asia division, said in an emailed statement.
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After FBI Director James Comey called Clinton's handling of classified material "extremely careless," Ryan argued in an interview on Fox on Tuesday that the Democratic nominee shouldn't be permitted to get top secret briefings, but the letter formalizes that recommendation.
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Manufacturers could be in charge of deciding how their own cars should be programmed; the government could create a set of regulations that would apply to all vehicles; or consumers could be permitted to create the settings in their own vehicles.
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Friday's shooting, in which the gunman apparently retrieved a checked gun from his luggage, loaded it in a bathroom and then opened fire, could prompt debate about whether travelers should be permitted to stow guns in checked bags, Harteveldt said.
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So, for example, testimony from other women about alleged prior attacks is presumptively not allowed, but an accuser may be permitted to testify if there is significant factual similarity, such as a grooming method or a particular use of specific drugs.
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WASHINGTON -- About two dozen high school and college students are being paid to hold places in line for Wednesday's blockbuster dispute at the U.S. Supreme Court over whether a colossal WWI memorial cross in Maryland will be permitted to remain standing.
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Particularly here, where the deals themselves were secret, it is galling for the United States to argue that the EC has gotten involved too late in the game to be permitted to enforce its own laws in its own jurisdiction.
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LGBT individuals are not protected under North Carolina's hate crime statutes, which has become a flashpoint for transgender civil rights, triggered by the fight over whether trans individuals should be permitted to use a bathroom in accordance with their preferred gender.
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According to the DHS memo, "If you are determined to have a reasonable fear of remaining in Mexico, you will be permitted to remain in the United States while you await your hearing before an immigration judge," the Post reports.
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But Mr. Trump is running a jarringly different crusade: accusing her husband, former President Bill Clinton, of rape; proposing that the country conduct brutal methods of torture; and suggesting that South Korea and Japan be permitted to develop nuclear arms.
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Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) to respond to Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani's claim that the president's legal team should be permitted to correct the final report Mueller is expected to submit to the Justice Department at the conclusion of his investigation.
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"Without an official judicial warrant, border patrol agents should not be permitted to board the private property of the Greyhound corporation to harass its customers and violate their civil liberties," the Florida Immigrant Coalition said in a statement at the time.
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The only way the prosecution would be permitted to examine any material that might otherwise fall under the attorney-client umbrella is if it is determined to be part of a crime jointly undertaken by the attorney and the client.
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"I believe it is imperative that Director [Shaub] be permitted to testify in public - before the American people - to avoid any perception that he is being unfairly targeted behind closed doors for expressing his views," Cummings wrote in a Thursday letter.
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If Neal is able to obtain Trump's tax returns, Ways and Means members would be permitted to look at the documents privately, in addition to committee staff and the Joint Committee on Taxation staff who are designated to review them.
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In response to the new tax code, those three states passed laws to create a workaround: Municipalities will be permitted to establish charitable funds to pay for local services and offer property tax credits to incentivize homeowners to make contributions.
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Although he attributed the shutdown to the fact that the company is ahead of its targets on those models, he also said during the shutdown employees from the S and X lines will be permitted to work on the Model 3.
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And yet, with stubborn pride, we see ourselves at the center of everything known and unknown, decreeing what things are, under what label they might be permitted to exist and what place they should be allotted on our library shelves.
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" Reed lists four steps for the President to take, which include sending "an appropriate team of diplomatic and Homeland Security Department officials to southern Mexico to inform the migrants that they will not be permitted to simply enter the United States.
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Mr. Kwait, principal of John Bowne High School in Flushing since 22013, was transferred "to a central office where he will be closely supervised and will no longer be permitted to manage other employees," Ms. Holness said in a statement.
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That decision was met with widespread elation from the queer student body at BYU, many of whom came out publicly after officials with the Honor Code office privately told them the new policy meant that they would be permitted to date.
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Apple lawsuit: The Supreme Court allowed a major class action against the tech giant to proceed on Monday, saying consumers should be permitted to try to prove that the company used monopoly power to raise the prices of iPhone apps.
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Twenty years ago the polling on Dreamers would surely have been very different; today, poll after poll shows 80 or 90 percent of respondents supporting the Democratic position that they be permitted to stay and given a path to citizenship.
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The agency said that states would be permitted to pay benefits to individuals quarantined with the expectation of returning to work, and to those who leave employment to avoid exposure to coronavirus or to care for a sick family member.
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Judge Cogan decided that while CW1 would be allowed to testify about paying off Mexican officials with "quantities of cocaine," he would not be permitted to talk about paying a $10,000 bribe to free himself from jail after being arrested.
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In a March 31 Broward County Commission meeting, US Coast Guard Sector Miami Commander Captain Jo-Ann Burdian said that the Zaandam and the Rotterdam would not be permitted to enter US waters until Holland America's parent company Carnival Corp.
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"Under these directives, non-US citizens who have been in China within 14 days of their planned travel will not be permitted to fly to the United States," TSA administrator David Pekoske said in an email directive sent to employees Saturday.
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To Tebas, the kingdom, despite its high-profile campaign to rebrand itself as a modern and tolerant society led by a youthful crown prince, should not be permitted to use international sporting events to mask its record of human rights abuses.
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" Cornyn's amendment states that Congress "should not resurrect unconstitutional barriers to executive authority and weaken the separation of powers in the name of political expediency," and also that "Robert Mueller should be permitted to finish his work in a timely fashion.
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In low-altitude locations away from airports, precisely where micro drones would be permitted to fly under simplified rules, there has never been a reported aviation fatality attributed to a small or medium bird since data collection began in 85033.
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Passengers should be permitted to disembark and safely move to a different facility, on firm ground, where they can be tested; where the necessary supplies are on hand; where the staff is doing the work for which they were trained.
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States will be permitted to ask the federal government to waive these requirements, and there is a real danger that many lawmakers will cave to pressures from insurance companies that see a way to save money by providing fewer protections.
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"The government will not be permitted to introduce the clip itself in its case in chief because the prejudicial effect of the videotape, which includes a number of extraneous matters, outweighs its probative value," Jackson, an Obama appointee, ruled Monday.
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A judge ruled Friday that one additional woman who says Bill Cosby sexually assaulted her will be permitted to testify at his trial later this year on charges that he sexually assaulted a former Temple University staff member in 2004.
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The NFL announced the special workout with just a few days' notice, and the 32-year-old quarterback moved the tryout from the Atlanta Falcons facility to a high school after learning the media would not be permitted to attend otherwise.
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And United posted a statement on its site that said customers who meet the qualifications of the ban by Mr. Trump, a Republican, will not be permitted to board a United- or United Express-operated flight to the United States.
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In Massachusetts, the state Supreme Court ruled that if boys who identified as girls wanted to participate in sports that are not available to boys, such as field hockey, the state's ERA required that the boys be permitted to do so.
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They might not be permitted to speak about it with outsiders, but North Koreans are no longer shy about flaunting their consumption habits, as anyone who has witnessed the displays on the streets of Pyongyang in recent years can attest.
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Census While arguing that he should be permitted to include a citizenship question in the 1503 US census, Trump said that the census survey can ask people about the number of beds and toilets they have but not about whether they are citizens.
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In a brief decision on Friday, Montgomery County Judge Steven O'Neill ruled that "following a careful balancing of the probative value of the other acts evidence and the prejudice to the Defendant," only alleged "victim 6" would be permitted to testify at trial.
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I'm sure, Mr. President, after having uttered these words, some will criticize such a decision, and say that it was nothing more than an attempt to save a seat on the court in hopes that a Democrat will be permitted to fill it.
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UPS is seeking permission from the federal government to operate an extensive network of commercial drones in the US. If approved, the delivery giant could be permitted to fly drones over populated areas, at night, and out of the operator's line of sight.
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Mr. Rasool will still face trial on charges of "working on behalf of a terrorist organization," Vice News quoted a Turkish court in the southeastern city of Diyarbakir as saying, and he will not be permitted to leave Turkey before the trial.
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The battle going on in Hong Kong's courts is not a dry legal issue about whether two young lawmakers took their oaths properly and should therefore be permitted to take their seats in the Legislative Council ("Nipped in the bud", November 22006th).
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But right before boarding the plane she learned that she would not be permitted to return to Cuba, and upon entering the United States, she discovered that she would have to stay at least five years before she could apply for citizenship.
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Boeing's 737 Max customers, including Southwest, United and American, have canceled thousands of flights during the peak summer travel season and have taken the plane off their schedules until November with no clarity on when the planes will be permitted to fly again.
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The top Democrat in the Senate, Chuck Schumer, said on Thursday Barr was unfit to serve given a memo he wrote to the Justice Department arguing that Mueller should not be permitted to look into possible attempts by Trump to obstruct the investigation.
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It agreed with Venezuela's argument, which the U.S. government supported, that Exxon should have tried to enforce the award under the federal Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA), which offers more protections for sovereign defendants, rather than be permitted to use streamlined procedures.
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Emergency rooms could also be permitted to give maintenance doses of methadone or buprenorphine to people suffering from withdrawal—thereby both removing an incentive for drug seekers to fake pain and offering a first step to get people into more traditional treatment.
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The change, announced by Canadian Blood Services and Héma-Québec, its sister organization, will mean that gay and bisexual men will be permitted to donate blood only if they abstain from sex for one year, instead of the previous requirement of five years.
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The work is oddly riveting, being clearly homoerotic in its slow, sensual, visual consideration of the men's bodies, while putting the viewer in the position of being the willing voyeur to what feels like a ritual one should not be permitted to see.
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It is also not hard to sympathise with Colombians who find it outrageous that the top leaders of the FARC should face very light non-custodial sentences and be permitted to hold political office immediately despite the crimes against humanity they have committed.
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In using the contract, brokers will still be permitted to charge commissions and engage in a practice known as revenue sharing, which allows a mutual fund company, for example, to share a slice of its revenue with the brokerage firm selling the fund.
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"We are determined to convince the Iranian leadership that this malign behavior won't be rewarded and that the economic situation in the country will not be permitted to be rectified until such time that they become a more normal nation," he said.
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According to the Honesdale High School's student handbook, the dress code states that "Female students will not be permitted to wear skin tight clothing, objectionable form fitting blouses, or short tops to expose a bare midriff," but does not specifically address leggings.
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Given the small number of insurance options on many exchanges, the lack of coverage for individuals who travel, and the exorbitant cost of PPACA-dictated policies, insurers should be permitted to offer 12-month STLDI insurance policies to those who need them.
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" It added that the "horrendous acts of mobocracy cannot be permitted to inundate the law of the land" and urged the government to enforce measures to protect citizens from a "recurrent pattern of violence which cannot be allowed to become the new normal.
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China is seeking to require companies to store all data within China and pass security reviews, fitting China's ethos of "cyber sovereignty" — the idea that states should be permitted to govern and monitor their own cyberspace, controlling incoming and outgoing data flows.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page argued in court papers on Tuesday that AT&T Inc should not be permitted to buy CNN parent Time Warner Inc because there was a risk it would lead to "recklessness" in journalism.
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Under the legislation, the attorney general would need lawmakers' approval to settle certain suits, and legislative leaders would be permitted to intervene and hire their own lawyers — in addition to the attorney general — if the constitutionality of a law was being challenged.
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In a filing on Friday in federal court in Brooklyn, prosecutors said the attorney, James M. Cole, should not be permitted to represent Huawei because he had been briefed on an undisclosed investigation while serving as a top prosecutor in the Obama administration.
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In the 19-page memo Mr. Barr wrote unsolicited for the Trump administration last year, he argued that Mr. Mueller ought not be permitted to question Mr. Trump about several actions that he had taken as president that prompted accusations of obstruction.
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The event, held five years after the Seneca Falls Convention, was called "to declare the great principle of women's coequality with man" and to declare that a woman "should be permitted to follow whatever pursuits her taste and capacity directed," reported The Times.
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My understanding, however, is that a revised application may be reconsidered by the Landmarks Preservation Commission as early as Tuesday, June 26 — a "public meeting" at which the public to whom Henry Clay Frick gave his collection will not be permitted to testify.
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Residents will be permitted to leave to buy essentials, for medical needs, to travel to and from work if it's "absolutely necessary," to help a vulnerable person, or for one form of exercise a day, either alone or with members of their households.
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Residents will be permitted to leave to buy essentials, for medical needs, to travel to and from work if it's "absolutely necessary," to help a vulnerable person, or for one form of exercise a day, either alone or with members of their households.
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A second senior State Department official said China Radio International will only be permitted to employ 2 Chinese nationals, China Daily Distribution Corporation will be permitted nine personnel, China Global Television Network will be allowed 30, and Xinhua will be allowed 59.
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Teresa Cruz, a regional health official for the Canary Islands, said at a news conference on Thursday that 130 guests would be permitted to leave the resort, because they had arrived after the four people diagnosed with the virus had been hospitalized.
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The jail complex on Rikers Island has failed to comply with minimum safety standards and has become so dangerous, according to a New York State oversight agency, that it can no longer be permitted to accept inmate transfers from outside New York City.
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Under the proposed plan, a company with 2628 percent imports would now have $28500 ($6900 in costs, $2628 in profits) subject to tax, instead of $28503, because it would not be permitted to deduct the $22019 cost of the goods it sells.
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"An anonymous jury -- especially one that would be permitted to function only under armed guard -- would poison the atmosphere of the case and serve to bolster the government's proof by creating the impression that Mr. Guzmán is guilty and dangerous," Balarezo said.
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To begin with, in most states only persons 21 and older can legally obtain a concealed carry permit, so if campus carry is permitted, 18-to-21625-year-old college students still will likely not be permitted to carry guns on campus.
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"The government will not be permitted to introduce the clip itself in its case in chief because the prejudicial effect of the videotape, which includes a number of extraneous matters, outweighs its probative value," wrote Jackson, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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The judge cautioned an official from the presumptive lead plaintiff, the Police Retirement System of St. Louis, that if his fund was selected to serve as lead plaintiff, he would not be permitted to discuss a settlement until the class was certified.
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If they pass, they would be permitted to apply for asylum before an immigration judge in what is usually a lengthy process: As of June, migrants with active immigration cases have been waiting an average of almost two years for a decision.
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Bloomberg quoted people with knowledge of the matter as saying that an Uber employee in Jakarta made multiple, small payments to police on the understanding that Uber would be permitted to continue operating from an office located in a non-business zone.
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Now we learn that in a revised version of the bill being discussed, states would be permitted to allow insurers to drop coverage for essential health benefits like cancer care and mental health services and price their policies based on people's health status.
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The Department of Homeland Security reportedly told members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) that they will not be permitted to interview Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents involved in detaining the young migrant girl who died after being taken into federal custody.
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Bishop David said that once the Coptic Church took possession of the title of the church, they would be permitted to worship each night inside and could hold one Catholic Mass per week, but he said that could not happen before the sale.
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First-year doctors in training will now be permitted to work shifts lasting as long as 80 hours, eight hours longer than the current limit, according to a professional organization that sets work rules for graduates from medical schools in the United States.
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In the few states that allow any member of the public to observe the election, public observers will not be permitted to get close enough to voters or election officials to do what some Trump supporters have suggested they intend to do.
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This decision — as well as others that will outline how drones will be permitted to operate beyond a pilot's line of sight — will be critical to shaping how soon and how exactly the technology will be used in broader commercial operations, such as package delivery.
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"It's no coincidence that the president dissolved the commission once it became clear it wouldn't be permitted to operate in the shadows," said Austin Evers, executive director of American Oversight, a non-partisan watchdog group that represented Dunlap alongside the law firm Patterson Belknap.
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North American team Cloud9 was the first to qualify and quickly found out that getting a visa to compete was going to take a long time — North American players and talent weren't going to be permitted to enter the country until after the finals concluded.
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The infant, whose case sparked a heated debate on Australian immigration policy in recent weeks, was released to the community center from a Brisbane hospital where doctors had been treating her, leading supporters to hope that she would be permitted to remain in the country.
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First, entrepreneurs launching new businesses and those choosing to work for a startup would be permitted to consolidate all existing student loans, both federal and private, into a single fixed-rate loan under the terms of the Federal Loan Consolidation Program, created in 220006.
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"It is disingenuous for the Government to claim that throughout the many years that Petitioners were permitted to live and work on supervised release, they should not have built up any expectation that they would be permitted to remain in the country," Carney wrote.
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The committee will also be permitted to interview FBI Attorney Lisa Page (who exchanged the texts with Strzok), FBI Attorney Sally Moyer, FBI Assistant Director for the Office of Congressional Affairs Greg Brower, FBI Assistant Director Bill Priestap and FBI Chief of Staff James Rybicki.
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Senators will be permitted to review the materials, in what the F.B.I. calls 302 interview summaries, in a secured room at the Capitol starting Thursday morning, or they can be briefed by a handful of staff members who are cleared to examine the material.
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The tech company informed booksellers in recent days that they would not be permitted to sell a selection of Nazi-authored books within the online store, including Hitler's autobiography and children's books that were written to spread anti-Semitic ideas, The Guardian reported Monday.
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Alabama's Roy Moore, for instance, believes homosexuality should be illegal, Muslims shouldn't be permitted to serve in Congress, Sharia law is being imposed in unnamed American communities, and federal statutes should be ignored or superseded when they conflict with his interpretation of the Bible.
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China announced Tuesday that journalists from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post would be forced to leave the country at the end of 2020 and would not be permitted to work in Hong Kong as allowed during past expulsions.
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It quoted people with knowledge of the matter as saying that late last year, an Uber employee in Jakarta made multiple, small payments to police on the understanding that Uber would be permitted to continue operating from an office located in a non-business zone.
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A holding penalty on tackle Eric Fisher — which drew the wrath of tight end Travis Kelce, who afterward said that the official who made the call should not even be permitted to work at Foot Locker — pushed the attempt back to the 27-yard line.
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Johnson said migrants with "exceptional talents" would be given the most rights to live and work in the UK. Skilled workers, like those in the National Health Service, would be permitted to move to the UK as long as they had jobs waiting for them.
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Eilish will be allowing fans to bring their re-fillable water bottles to the shows, and water-stations will be available at every venue for both attendees and crew backstage; plus, plastic straws will not be permitted to help cut down on plastic waste.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Rule for First-Year Doctors to Allow for 24-Hour Shifts" (news article, March 11): The idea that first-year residents will now be "permitted" to work 24-hour shifts made me wonder what has happened to common sense.
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Beyond last year's "off the record" kerfuffle, the relationship has appeared solid and White House reporters remain skeptical that a Bloomberg News reporter would not be permitted to travel with the president to Tuesday's rally in Hershey, Pa., as part of the White House pool.
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But Mr. Barr has already drawn scrutiny over the revelation last month that he sent an apparently unsolicited 19913-page memo to the Trump legal team in June arguing that Mr. Mueller should not be permitted to investigate Mr. Trump for criminal obstruction of justice.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs will remain at the center of care coordination, and the private providers — who would be paid by the department at rates roughly comparable to the Medicare program — would not be permitted to cherry-pick the healthiest patients, V.A. officials said.
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"Some will criticize such a decision and say that it was nothing more than an attempt to save a seat on the court in hopes that a Democrat will be permitted to fill it, but that would not be our intention," Mr. Biden said at the time.
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Michael Davis, a senior fellow at the University of Hong Kong, said that the increased interest in independence did not necessarily indicate that Hong Kongers thought the city - which was returned to China by the U.K. in 1997 - would be permitted to split with the mainland.
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According to the documents obtained by the AP, drones would fall into one of four categories: Drones under 250 grams would be permitted to fly over crowds as long as the manufacturer demonstrates that the chance of injury from collision is insignificant (under a 1 percent chance).
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DeVos has rejected Obama-era guidelines on how colleges investigate sexual assault, saying that the rights of the accused were being violated and that schools will be permitted to use whatever standard of proof they deem fair while the Department of Education (DOE) sorts out new guidelines.
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Harris has called for using executive action to expand deferred action immigration programs, and to change the immigration status of DREAMers to "lawful immigrants" and retroactively allow them to be permitted to work, which she said would put 2 million DREAMers on the path to citizenship.
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Republicans on the U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee pledged to provide Comey with a full transcript within 24 hours of his testimony, and he will be permitted to "make any or all of that transcript public," Comey's lawyer David Kelley told Reuters in a statement.
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" The resolution stated the feeling among several Republicans on the panel that the bill was unconstitutional — stating that it would "weaken the separation of powers in the name of political expediency" — while stating that Mueller "should be permitted to finish his work in a timely fashion.
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The kind of feminism she espoused in her TED x talk—women should be permitted to hold positions of power; if a woman arrived alone at a hotel or a restaurant, she should not be assumed to be a prostitute—is not particularly controversial in America.
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He is radically clear-eyed about the danger of the North Korean regime improving (and proliferating) the means to deliver nuclear weapons, and he possesses the spiritedness required to see to it that Kim will not be permitted to hold the American people hostage to nuclear attack.
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"(The) event put our crewmembers, customers, and federal and local officials in an unsettling situation that could have easily been avoided, and as such, this customer will not be permitted to fly on JetBlue in the future," the airline said in a statement at the time.
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When President Trump fired James Comey, the director of the F.B.I., on May 9, 2017, many Americans were justifiably worried that investigators would never be permitted to get to the bottom of Russia's attack on our 2016 election and any potential involvement of Mr. Trump's associates.
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On Monday, the cabinet adopted an emergency decree, drafted by Mr. Salvini, that would eliminate some grounds for migrants to be permitted to remain in Italy, like fleeing anti-gay persecution, and would allow the authorities to detain migrants for up to 180 days, rather than 90.
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Finally, last week, the Federal Reserve Board called for at least a partial return to Glass-Steagall-style separations between depository banking and more risky financial activities, in a report recommending that Main Street banks no longer be permitted to affiliate with Wall Street private equity concerns.
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The president of Spain's soccer federation, Luis Rubiales, defended the decision to play the games in the country, describing the tournament "as a tool of social change" because men and women would be permitted to sit side by side, in a country where women's rights are restricted.
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In this Netflix drama about the rise and early reign of Queen Elizabeth II (Claire Foy), the stakes are incredibly low: An entire plot arc revolves around whether the queen's husband, Philip, played with excellent brattiness by Matt Smith, will be permitted to take flying lessons.
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Sam's Club members in Michigan, Pennsylvania and North Carolina will be permitted to buy one of four bundles that provide discounts to add to insurance and/or out-of-pocket payments through the Sam's Club Care Accelerator Together with Humana, according to a Sam's Club press release.
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The FDA placed Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceuticals on an import alert at the end of September, meaning all active pharmaceutical products and finished products made by the company will not be permitted to enter the US. The FDA made that decision after its recent inspection of the facility.
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On Monday, the federal judge presiding over Parnas' trial on campaign finance charges in New York agreed to a request from Bondy that Parnas be permitted to share the contents of additional devices with the House committee: an Apple iPhone, a Samsung phone and an Apple iPad.
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But the tape underscores one of the biggest still-unresolved issues in Trump's impeachment trial -- Whether or not senators will be permitted to ask the two respective legal teams questions about new evidence that has come to light since December, when the House impeachment probe formally ended.
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"Last night's event put our crew members, customers, and federal and local officials in an unsettling situation that could have easily been avoided, and as such, this customer will not be permitted to fly on JetBlue in the future," the airline told CNN in a statement Thursday.
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We will not be permitted to suck down affection in the classic flavors of chalk-powder-infused cherry, banana, wintergreen, lemon, orange, and grape, and it's all because of the shuttering of what was — by all accounts — a gorgeous and longstanding candy factory by the ocean.
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Strictly speaking, the car shouldn't have even been allowed to compete – according to racing guidelines in place during the 1960s, a production run had to extend to at least 100 examples of a given model to be permitted to race in the Group 3 Grand Tour Car racing bracket.
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The news of the recent divorce filing is significant because it means that Huddle would be permitted to testify about the years she was married to DeAngelo when the Golden State Killer (also known as the East Area Rapist and the Original Night Stalker) was at his most active.
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Then the eight justices will be forced to confront an issue they largely bypassed in June: should Republican legislators be allowed to once again send North Carolinians to the polls under their highly rigged map, or should a lower court ruling tossing that map be permitted to take effect?
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"Only consented and registered industrial units of NCR States shall be permitted to directly import pet coke and consignment shall be in the name of user industrial units for their own use," the ministry of environment, forest and climate change said in a notification issued late on Friday.
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The selection of Ms. Jones, by a federal judge in Manhattan, to determine whether any of the materials are protected by attorney-client privilege appeared to resolve, at least for now, the dispute over who should be permitted to review the materials and how the process should proceed.
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Under the new rules, Americans will no longer be permitted to visit Cuba on individual "people-to-people" trips, a popular mode of travel that has fueled a boom in home rentals and family-run restaurants since President Barack Obama loosened restrictions on travel to Cuba two years ago.
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"It's very tempting to say that they started with the large amount of outside income that they wanted to be permitted to continue to earn, and they cast about for some measure that would come close to $70,000," said Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause New York.
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"If the investigation finds that Pai or any other FCC staff did indeed let their own bias and favoritism shape decisions related to the deal, they must not be permitted to vote on this matter and they should be subject to other appropriate ethics-review processes," González added.
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It seems that if there's any crime or even wrongdoing that's most likely to be nailed down in the span of a week or so, might be that he perjured himself, but it's not clear the FBI would have the time to show that or be permitted to.
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The three-judge panel also decided refugees sponsored by a resettlement organization should be permitted to enter the US.—VICE News At Least 220 Killed as Earthquake Rocks Southern MexicoAt least 0003 people were killed in Mexico when a magnitude 2000 earthquake hit just before midnight on Thursday.
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Giants Coach Ben McAdoo did not endorse on Monday the inflammatory comments made a day earlier by wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., who said after Sunday's loss to Pittsburgh that because of "past history," the officials overseeing the game should not be permitted to work future Giants games.
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"In sum, and sternly put, the argument that an administrative agency should be permitted to side-step the required result of a fair-fought fight about well-established statutory constraints on agency action is a terrible proposal that is patently inconsistent with the dictates of the law," wrote Jackson.
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Many details have yet to be worked out, but under the current planning, the Kurdish and Arab fighters would be permitted to keep American-supplied weapons for self-defense, a nod to military threats from Turkish officials who consider the Kurds an enemy, a senior American official said.
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A Reform convert would not qualify under the Israeli laws that give all Jews a right to immigrate to Israel if they choose; an American with a Jewish father and non-Jewish mother could immigrate, but would not be permitted to be legally marry a Jew once there.
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The first big changes came back in November, when Flickr unveiled its new membership model: users would have until January 8th to upgrade to a $50 Pro account, and at that time, would not be permitted to upload any additional images if they had more than 1,000 images on the site.
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It all goes back to October 15th, 2009, when Apple emailed its developers and announced that, as of that day, free apps would also be permitted to offer in-app purchases — opening the door for the glut of free-to-play games that would soon take over the App Store.
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Details: In his opinion, Hudson said the law "is unnecessary and provides minimal medical benefits with respect to first trimester abortions" increasing the burden to women who seek abortions, per AP. Midwives, nurse practitioners and physician assistants with the proper training will be permitted to perform abortions, the Washington Post reports.
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Puntin stated that he is the director of the school's equine program, and requested that he be permitted to check on the horses in the program despite the state's request that the five do not visit the school as a condition of their remaining free while their cases are pending.
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"If an individual is appointed to a full-time executive branch position, they are not going to be permitted to serve on the board of a for-profit corporation at the same time," says Wiley Rein's Robert L. Walker, who served as chief counsel for the House and Senate ethics committees.
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Among the negotiations the North Korean government made with South Korea—including their agreement to march together during opening ceremonies—was the permission to have this 230-woman "army of beauties" come and cheer on the estimated 10 North Korean athletes who will actually be permitted to participate in the games.
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Kim had already suspended nuclear and ballistic missile tests, announced that international observers would be permitted to monitor the closure of the North's only known nuclear testing site, joined Moon in stepping across their border, pledged to end hostile acts against the South, and offered to negotiate his nuclear weapons.
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With the anti-Trump media leaving his absurd grand jury analogy unchallenged, he exploits it when it is useful, namely, when telling Republicans they will not be permitted to call their witnesses, and he puts the analogy aside when it is not useful, namely, in convening one-sided public hearings.
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The State Department has also published a list of 180 entities including hotels, stores, rum makers, marinas and a economic development zone at the Port of Mariel, which are believed to financially benefit the Cuban military, intelligence and security services and which US citizens will no longer be permitted to frequent.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Critical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers States lead, unevenly, on coronavirus response MORE (D) tweeted that no restaurant in the state will be permitted to serve in-person customers for the foreseeable future, with takeout and delivery services still permitted.
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As the tit-for-tat battle escalated, Beijing on Wednesday announced that American journalists with press credentials expiring this year who work with the New York Times, the News Corp-owned Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post, would not be permitted to work in mainland China, Hong Kong or Macau.
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" In their opposition, Democrats cited a memo Barr wrote last year to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein before he was nominated objecting to the obstruction aspect of the Mueller probe as "fatally misconceived" and said, "Mueller should not be permitted to demand that the President submit to interrogation about alleged obstruction.
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In 2018 Beijing started easing foreign ownership rules, allowing German carmaker BMW to buy a 75% stake in its joint venture with Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Ltd by 2022, when foreign firms will be permitted to control a non-electric passenger car company in China, prompting Daimler to pursue similar ambitions.
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" Mendelssohn wrote: "Let everyone be permitted to speak as he thinks, to invoke God after his own manner or that of his fathers and seek salvation where he thinks he may find it as long as he does not disturb the public peace and acts honestly according to the civil laws.
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In a move to address anti-trust concerns that may come up in a regulatory review, Toshiba said SK Hynix would be firewalled from accessing proprietary information that belonged to the chip unit and for 10 years, would not be permitted to own more than 15 percent of voting rights.
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According to protesters Parker Bright and Pastiche Lumumba —New York-based artists who went to the Whitney on opening day independently, meeting there for the first time — a white artist should not be permitted to use and profit from the image of a black man killed in a racially motivated crime.
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" The petition also asks that if SF Pride does not remove Google, it "will issue a determination, absent a real change in these policies and practices, and a strong position statement to that effect, that Google will not be permitted to sponsor or be officially represented in future San Francisco Pride celebrations.
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Under pressure from the more conservative quarters of his ruling LDP party, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe initially resisted a major push from the opposition to support a draft resolution that would open up discussions on whether female members of the family should be permitted to retain their imperial status after they marry.
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Under the credit agreement, the Fund may not be permitted to redeem TPS or make dividend payments unless at such time, the Fund meets certain senior debt asset coverage and borrowing base requirements and no event of default or other circumstance exists under the credit agreement that would limit or block redemption payments.
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Expanding the definition of what it means to be a parent, especially for same-sex couples, the New York State Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday that a caretaker who is not related to, or the adoptive guardian of, a child could still be permitted to ask for custody and visitation rights.
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"An entity having equity participation by e-commerce marketplace entity or its group companies, or having control on its inventory by e-commerce marketplace entity or its group companies, will not be permitted to sell its products on the platform run by such marketplace entity," the commerce ministry said in a statement.
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"We became concerned after many people were taken by crocodiles in East Timor," said Mr. Fukuda, a Ph.D. candidate at Australian National University in Darwin, adding that it had taken years of bureaucratic wrangling between the researchers and the governments in both Australia and East Timor to be permitted to conduct research.
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"We are united in the conviction that the Fed and its chair must be permitted to act independently and in the best interests of the economy, free of short-term political pressures and, in particular, without the threat of removal or demotion of Fed leaders for political reasons," the former Fed chiefs wrote.
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There's suspense in the air — plenty of mysterious, spooky episodes can found here — but there's also a heavy amount of social commentary: This is a stately home in decline, and the story is told through Gleeson's character, a commoner who wouldn't be permitted to get comfortable there even if it weren't possibly haunted.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday that the "ISIS bride" Hoda Muthana is "not a US citizen" and will not be permitted to return to the US. "We don't need people like her who threatened the lives of Americans," he told Dave Levora of "AM Quad Cities" on WOC Radio.
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The Justice Department confirmed in a letter on Wednesday to the chairmen of the House of Representatives Judiciary and Oversight committees that McCabe will sit for a transcribed interview, but said McCabe will not be permitted to discuss anything related to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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The monarch's pronouncement on Friday said members of the royal family cannot "be permitted to hold any political office because this would violate not only the spirit of the Constitution, but also the established conventions of government under the rubric of constitutional monarchy," according to a translation posted on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.
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While the company saw this as a way to get people connected with what it considered critical online tools, others saw as an American megacompany swooping in to choose what low-income mobile subscribers would be permitted to access — and in the process, a play to get them hooked on the ubiquitous social network.
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Workers on the cleanup site immediately following the accident had to record their radiation levels using a dosimeter, or The former deputy director of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, Alexander Kovalenko, said management officials used to hide their dosimeters in less contaminated areas so they would be permitted to stay on the job site.
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Still, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE lashed out at the developments, tweeting Tuesday evening that it was "unfair" that Zebley be permitted to accompany Mueller.
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Instead, hardline aides Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon helped devise details of the order, including whether green card holders from the seven affected nations -- all Muslim majority -- would be permitted to enter the US. Chaos ensued at American airports, where border agents received little direction and were largely left to interpret the order themselves.
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The propriety of that move by Mr. Barr — who had written an unsolicited memo last year arguing that Mr. Mueller ought not be permitted to investigate Mr. Trump for obstruction of justice — is certain to be a focus of political contention as Congress grapples with what it now knows about the still-secret Mueller report.
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