Alternatively, the property can be put on the open market.
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Yet the idea may be put on the back burner.
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Part of the blame should also be put on Tena.
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Neither suggests big compromises will be put on the table.
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Now, those plans will have to be put on hold.
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But the rocket will be put on display somewhere instead.
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The beer will be put on "virtual ice," Martell said.
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If not, ask that it be put on the menu.
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People hardly needed fake news to be put on edge.
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It is possible the investigation could be put on hold.
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No new positions will be put on, effective Friday, DBS said.
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He will also need to be put on oxygen for awhile.
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Although new bandages will be put on, the sight is breathtaking.
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Corporate chieftains' imperial ambitions may have to be put on hold.
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If you'd like to be put on display, see below. 10.
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He died in 2015, before he could be put on trial.
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Some of Syngenta's pesticides will also be put on the block.
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More endangered species should be put on the road to recovery.
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Others were supposed to be put on the road to extinction.
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More sanctions are going to be put on, a lot more.
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McConnell intended for Democrats to be put on a tough spot.
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If the Mets advance, Duda would be put on the roster.
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JOE KERNEN: And you actually would be put on the spot.
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" Bannon said that GOP leaders need to be "put on notice.
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Of the department's 55,000 employees, 20,400 will be put on leave.
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But nor should all the weight be put on the city proper.
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"Everything that happened here must be put on the table," she said.
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She repeatedly collapsed and had to be put on emergency IV fluids.
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None of these things can be put on a Secret Santa list.
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Missiles could be put on Guam, where lush forests provide useful cover.
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Do you think more controls need to be put on these websites?
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The flag is to be put on display at the Smithsonian Institution.
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It can also be put on DJI's Ronin and Ronin-M stabilizers.
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Those questions, for one night at least, could be put on hold.
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"I wouldn't want all that to be put on Emily," he said.
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Second, changes in Social Security eligibility should be put on the table.
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"Who wants to be put on a thing like that?" he said.
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Instead, whatever money we raise will be put on a gift card.
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I think he should be put on a timeout across the board.
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Three patients stopped breathing and needed to be put on ventilation machines.
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A cluster of lenses should not be put on a $1,000 phone.
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For this teacher to be put on leave is insane to me!
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Take a look at her newest property to be put on the market.
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The plight of detainees cannot be put on the back burner any longer.
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The lower chamber decides whether a Brazilian president can be put on trial.
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Senior generals, the report concludes, should be put on trial for war crimes.
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In the meantime, improving service for those customers would be put on hold.
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Nixon's dream of getting an education would be put on hold once more.
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"I deserved to be put on the hot seat," the Colorado native said.
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Only a rape victim would be put on trial for her own rape.
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And if anyone should be put on modified assignment, it should be him.
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It's a secret list that anyone could be put on at any time.
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She added that up to 3,800 soldiers would be put on Britain's streets.
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They should never be put on couches, sofas or cushioned chairs to sleep.
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Four more refineries will be put on the block in the second phase.
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Alterations to the military exercises can and should be put on the table.
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Add the hashtag #MagnumNYC, and your snap might even be put on display.
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Also, more focus will be put on increasing the number of fighter pilots.
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"That's like five Hiroshima bombs to be put on ballistic missiles," said Netanyahu.
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But some wanted more basic benefits to be put on the line, too.
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She had to be put on a breathing and feeding tube to survive.
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They are not calling for new laws to be put on the books.
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Consideration of the bill will be put on hold this week while Sen.
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It's the additional expense structure that's going to have to be put on.
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He was not growing and had to be put on a feeding tube.
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We just wondered when it was going to be put on full display.
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And it's not the only loss that can be put on Trump's shoulders.
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"It's not how Manitowoc wants to be put on the map," Sheriff Hermann said.
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And the burden of the cost would be put on the backs of taxpayers.
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Occasionally in the hospital, people will have to be put on ventilators for that.
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AV1 can be put on a desk so absent children can follow goings-on.
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She said she expects more of the industry's emphasis will be put on services.
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Halilovic said the items from other conflicts could be put on display next year.
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New-publisher onboarding will be put on hold for the time being, it announced.
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None should be put on the table; but only produced out of my case.
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Within a month, she would be put on the waiting list for a kidney.
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He will never, under any circumstance, allow pineapple to be put on his pizza.
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"There was no way pressure could be put on rating agencies," Mayaram told Reuters.
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The corrective action is for potential duties retroactively to be put on imported steel.
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They need to be put on public display in a museum in New York.
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Earlier, Ukraine's ambassador to Germany had said NordStream 2 should be put on hold.
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The company would not say exactly how many employees will be put on furlough.
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They are set to be put on trial, though they have not been apprehended.
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The company also recommends for it to be put on bread, pasta, and curry.
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"I just never thought this much pressure would be put on me," he said.
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You can't be doubtful because then what you want will be put on hold.
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Profit expectations will have to be put on hold until Uber can be stabilized.
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Doctors explained to Towns that she would have to be put on a ventilator.
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The sand would be put on a barge by Bar Beach opposite the harbor.
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A club official responded that his request would be put on a wait list.
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He needed supplemental oxygen and had to be put on an experimental antiviral treatment.
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It would make sense for tariffs to be put on hold while talks continue.
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Democrats demanded that Kavanaugh's confirmation process should be put on hold pending an investigation.
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While the ban was being developed, administration officials admitted that they assumed it would be put on hold by a court in a matter of days (with some speculation that it would be put on hold before it could even go into effect).
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FARC fighters accused of serious crimes will be put on trial by a special tribunal.
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The measure will be put on hold while the merits of the case are decided.
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"Cooperation needs to be put on a completely new footing due to digitalization," Merkel said.
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Will I be put on hold to keep my family afloat and pay for school?
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That may have to be put on hold until things are a little less hectic.
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To be sure, Warren wasn't the only person onstage to be put on the spot.
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If someone gets to this point, they might need to be put on a ventilator.
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From here, they would be put on a pod that would transport them through tunnels.
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So, Yuliya says, she asked her coach, Vladimir Mokhnev, to be put on the program.
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Narrator: The Pale Lady costume had to be put on almost like a giant snowsuit.
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And on Monday, WeWork's new leadership announced that an IPO would be put on hold.
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Fabiana: After the battery is inserted, the ring support is next to be put on.
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"The health and housing crises cannot be put on hold," Mr. Adams said last week.
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Some people have so much trouble breathing they need to be put on a ventilator.
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The more officers call in sick, the more strain will be put on staffing levels.
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Doctors discovered she was experiencing brain swelling and had to be put on a ventilator.
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Some of the reassigned troops could be put on potential missions against Russia or China.
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He said the last manufactured cars would be put on show rather than sold privately.
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Mr Salvini insisted the reform could be put on hold until after the next legislature.
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He also called his mother's home in Chicago and asked to be put on speakerphone.
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"We think the F.A. right now need to be put on special measures," Powar said.
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Others in the pipeline will be put on what the State Department calls indefinite hold.
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You know, any tariffs that will be-- put on-- as I said, aluminum or steel.
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It was one of nearly 20 oil sands projects to be put on hold by producers.
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The club said he would be put on a wait list to get the dues back.
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But Russia is trying to show that smart new missiles can be put on old tubs.
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Even people within the administration assumed the ban would be put on hold by lower courts.
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His case was referred to the judicial authorities, meaning he will probably be put on trial.
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Sometimes I talk too much, and it's hard for me to be put on the spot.
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Without clarity on the plan, such decisions could be put on hold and contract economic growth.
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Police ordered the players to turn themselves in or be put on the country's wanted list.
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Blanco is likely to be put on the DL. "That's going to hurt us," Mackanin said.
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Other kinds of issues, misconduct, plagiarism, and so forth have to be put on the table.
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It also wants the sale of Tata's electrical steel subsidiary Cogent to be put on hold.
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The legislation puts strict limits on when a federal employee can be put on administrative leave.
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Now the pencils are ready to be shipped out and to be put on your eyes.
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It's never easy to be put on the spot, especially when your career depends on it.
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The Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta is calling for Sanders to be put on the ballot.
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Infants should be put on their backs to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome.
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A few days later, I was informed I would be put on administrative leave from campus.
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Tehran should be put on notice that we are prepared and able to do it again.
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Anyone who offended him might be put on what several called "Chobation," a joke that wasn't.
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Then came Hurricanes Isidore and Lili and the homes had to be put on higher stilts.
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A second source said there was a "high likelihood" FinecoBank would be put on the block.
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Last night, the Supreme Court received two emergency appeals asking the ban be put on hold.
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It is likely, though, that soon the remaining injunction will be put on hold as well.
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Farkas said the focus now had to be put on ridding the banking system of bad loans.
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There's a positive spin to be put on password-sharing as a customer retention strategy, McCarthy said.
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A missing hyphen, middle name, or misspelling could cause a voter's application to be put on hold.
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It's not known who purchased the skeleton, or whether it will ever be put on public display.
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Othran demands that the guard move lest he be put on the ground with a split lip.
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The passengers were ferried back to the terminal and would be put on later flights, he added.
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In exchange, these recruits would be put on a fast-track to US citizenship for their efforts.
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While these discussions continue, construction on the project will be put on hold, according to the announcement.
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Schlaich was told the dog was fine and would be put on plane to Boise on Sunday.
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Mainly they'll have to get their bite cleaned up, and many people will be put on antibiotics.
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I see journalists trying to rise above it and trying not to be put on the defensive.
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Some voices should not be put on a pedestal, as evidenced by Kanye West's current political pursuits.
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Hundreds of new sanctions that are ready to go will be put on hold, the President said.
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And while it could be put on hold at any time after Friday's hearing, it might not.
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In the end, safety, modernization and expansion projects will be put on hold for our interstate system.
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Dreams of budget balance should be put on hold until this more urgent goal has been achieved.
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"I think that some hiring is going to be put on hold for a while," North says.
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Gaines went on with her wedding preparations, confident that her medical scare could be put on pause.
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Should the measure pass in both instances, the proposal could be put on the ballot in November.
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I didn't know if, several years from now, our movie was going to be put on lampsandtirescleaningservice.com.
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Mr. Huotari of the Mercator Institute expects Germany to be put on the spot sooner or later.
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Everyone gets a health check and an interview to determine what legal track to be put on.
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While most freight can simply — albeit often more expensively — be put on rails or wheels, some cannot.
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Instead, request that it be put on the ground so that you can follow safe pickup protocol.
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Flynn's defense says he should not get any jail time and should simply be put on probation.
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Never want to be put on injured reserve or miss time and be away from the game.
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"The anti-mask law will be put on table, would be discussed at Legco proceedings," said Chow.
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Once impeachment is on the Senate floor, all other legislative business will likely be put on hold.
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On Tuesday, it was Mr. Trump's turn to be put on the spot by a grievous event.
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New road and rail projects, critical to ease traffic congestion, are expected to be put on hold.
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New road and rail projects, critical to ease traffic congestion, are expected to be put on hold.
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Patrick: And the more that was out there the less that would be put on individual pieces.
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Mr. Salvini said that she would be put on a plane to Berlin if she were released.
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Within a year or so she would be put on paper and she would be given formal counseling.
|
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While LVP has some very passionate fans, surely the priority will be put on the other women's interactions.
|
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As such all markets will be closed for trading, and most government functions will be put on hold.
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In fact, most of this stuff is pretty basic, and can be put on a single index card.
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Some places would continue to be put on level three alert, but officials declined to give any details.
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Are you so clean that your private thoughts can be put on the Internet for everyone to see?
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About 600 housing units in various stages of permitting would be put on hold, according to county estimates.
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A person who is hospitalized with schizophrenia will inevitably be put on some type of second-generation antipsychotic.
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"To always be put on a pedestal as a hunk is slightly demeaning," Harington said at the time.
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The source said the merger talks could even be put on hold until certain key issues are resolved.
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These are the times when love can be put on the back burner for your success-obsessed sign.
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Lawyers for both Sahara and SEBI did not identify the properties that would be put on the block.
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I think the thing that she needs most in her life is to be put on a pedestal.
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Mnuchin said that tariffs would be put on hold while the countries try to execute the framework agreement.
|
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Ms. Bloomfield said the flag would soon be put on display, probably as part of a permanent exhibition.
|
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Instead he affected greater piety himself, praying with the protesters demanding that Ahok should be put on trial.
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A judge asked that Rodriguez be put on suicide watch, Jackson said during a press conference Saturday evening.
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The preliminary hearing — which began last month — will determine whether the fraternity brothers should be put on trial.
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A space where all the shitty cards I'd been dealt in life could be put on the table.
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A judge asked that Rodriguez be put on suicide watch, Jackson said during a news conference Saturday evening.
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The officer who exchanged shots with the suspect will be put on paid administrative leave, which is routine.
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There needs to be a restructuring so Puerto Rico's financial affairs can be put on a sustainable course.
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Kathy Castor said an impeachment inquiry "should be put on the fast track" in a September 24 statement.
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Quadros told reporters that multiple plans could potentially be put on the table for creditors to vote on.
|
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"Whatever is in the pipe might be put on the back burner for a couple weeks," Su said.
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Not only does your brother-in-law need to be put on notice, but your husband does, too.
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"She, and whoever let her appear like this, must be put on trial," one person said on Twitter.
|
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Profligate spending from Russian oligarchs and journalist-murdering Middle Eastern royalty may be put on hold right now.
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According to the directive, people who loiter suspiciously near security checkpoints could be put on the watch list.
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At some point these things must be put on the table, and they have to open their eyes.
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Churchill even invented a green velvet "siren suit" to be put on in a hurry during air raids.
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The officer will be put on administrative leave, which is the department's normal policy, the police chief said.
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Maybe baseball intelligence can be put on a path of accelerated development just like the game's young bodies.
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In July, Mr. Trump directed Mr. Mulvaney to arrange for Ukraine's military aid to be put on hold.
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It's not as if the Milky Way, or even stars and planets, can be put on a scale.
|
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Gureghian said Sayoc told her that lesbians like her and other minorities should be put on an island.
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Everyone who tests positive should be put on triple-therapy treatment immediately and kept on it for life.
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But without a quick deal, hundreds of thousands of government employees will be put on temporary unpaid leave.
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There's no price to be put on that sense of affinity, nor the companionship that comes with it.
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She said she had asked for the call to be put on speakerphone so relatives with her could hear.
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She's "completely dispensable," he said on CNBC's "Squawk Box," adding that she should at least be put on probation.
|
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"I deserved to be put on the hot seat," the Colorado native said of the taping two weeks ago.
|
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The Justice Department also has no veto power, but the attorney general is supposed to be put on notice.
|
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A court agreed the release of any plans should be put on hold while national security implications were considered.
|
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The "purchase will be put on pause and resume after the Verizon promo period," a Verizon spokesperson told CNBC.
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So patients often have to be put on drugs to suppress their immune systems to prevent this from happening.
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Overnight on Tuesday, conditions got so bad that rescue operations had to be put on hold, CBS News reports.
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But a lot of the stuff I appreciate is straight-to-video, and will never be put on DVD.
|
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On T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, if you go past 3GB, you'll be put on 3G data afterward.
|
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In this conversation, we also learn that Jed is the brother who is about to be put on trial.
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Small missiles could also be put on UAVs as boost-phase interceptors, firing a minute or so after launch.
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Any legislative proposal to create a separate service would likely not be put on the table until next year.
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Threatened U.S. restrictions on Chinese investments in the United States also appeared to be put on the back burner.
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She refuses to engage in conversations that perpetuate the notion body sizes should be put on a value scale.
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He reiterated his total opposition to the ban and said Trump's planned state visit should be put on hold.
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A handful of other states, such as California, allow voters to be put on an absentee ballot list permanently.
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However, work was paused so more focus could be put on the 3DS versions ahead of today's official launch.
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Is there something that could be put on the committees' calendar for September that could heal the partisan divide?
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I had the perfect argument to be put on TV. I lobbied and lobbied and did all the things.
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The classics are always waiting to be put on the record player and greet you with a familiar tune.
|
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Ms. Park firmly believes that pressure needs to be put on China if there is going to be change.
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So it's absurd for Clinton's emails and Trump's racist proposals to be put on the same scale of morality.
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"Dominant companies need to be put on notice that there will be serious financial consequences for illegal monopolistic behavior."
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One of those who recommended that he be put on Osaka's coaching shortlist was Williams's longtime agent, Jill Smoller.
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And if history is any indicator, this year's fighting season will not be put on hold for peace talks.
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In the palace courtyard, the baby would be put on a special table with a hole in the middle.
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"I literally update it monthly with a pencil if something needs to be put on there," Mukerjee tells me.
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But she was not a "one-off" to be put on a shelf and admired for her singular genius.
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Mr. Tice would be put on trial for violating the country's immigration laws and then pardoned by Mr. Assad.
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It's not exactly as if the Milky Way, or even stars and planets, can be put on a scale.
|
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Debra Gureghian said Sayoc told her that lesbians like her and other minorities should be put on an island.
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"So far there are 6,400 homes who have signed up to be put on our waiting list," said Alagbe.
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Ramaphosa said the country's economy would be put on a firmer footing by the measures he announced on Friday.
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The installations are made to be put on the street and used by whoever is walking down the sidewalk.
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There are also smart locks, which can be put on compatible boxes that delivery people can store packages in.
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That she will be put on trial for corruption—on May 21st—doesn't merit a mention either (she denies wrongdoing).
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How much emphasis will be put on it to get in the way of world peace, I&aposm not sure.
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The first girl throws up off-camera; the second has to be put on oxygen because of an asthma attack.
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The late-night tacos and all-day rose drinking will have to be put on hold for a few days.
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According to Simmons, more schools will be put on the list if more funds come through in this crowdfunding effort.
|
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Shipbrokers expect more Hanjin ships to be put on the market although uncertainty about the company's future could delay progress.
|
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Besides the looming FTC fine, there's the question of whether Zuckerberg himself will be put on blast by the agency.
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The department recently asked for lawsuits that challenged the directive's legality be put on hold while it reviews the guidance.
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These films don't want to just win awards; they also want to be put on the shelf alongside gold statuettes.
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Every future trade agreement, from TPP to the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with Europe will be put on hold.
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"Duterte's harsh remarks might create fear to some businessmen as they may be put on trial by publicity," warned Vineles.
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If PG&E files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, wildfire cases would be put on hold, the company has said.
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Thomas tells PEOPLE that her daughter's condition has been incredibly "stressful" for her, causing her to be put on antidepressants.
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President Trump's funding request for a border wall will likely be put on hold, Senate Republican leaders signaled Tuesday. Sen.
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Intisar al-Jubory, who has pushed for the amendment to be put on parliament's agenda, said "mass pressure" is needed.
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But we imagine both of those fashion pursuits will be put on hold once this fresh Givenchy drops in July.
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You don't have to take this spam, when you've specifically asked to be put on the Do Not Call list!
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The Army recently took delivery of a 60-kilowatt laser system from Lockheed that will be put on combat vehicles.
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All of this is competing for a limited supply that has to be put on a boat to get here.
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"Like previous Trekker generations, the new version can be put on cars, boats or even zip lines," the company explains.
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I can still make the difference, I'm not a zoo animal to be put on display for people to see.
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Rousseff will almost certainly be put on trial by the 81-seat Senate, suspending her and making Temer interim president.
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To sneak past the radiation to get the shot, Juno had to be put on a highly eccentric (elliptical) orbit.
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Other cards should be put on automatic payment schedules, so at least the minimum monthly payment is made on time.
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The United Nations has recommended that top military leaders in Myanmar be put on trial for crimes that include genocide.
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The paper added this was the biggest package of soured credit ever to be put on the market in Spain.
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If more Chinese IPOs disappoint, others that are in the works are likely to be put on hold, cautioned Choi.
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It will now be put on permanent display at the Olivia Newton-John Wellness and Research Center in Melbourne, Australia.
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She said autos and an investor-state dispute mechanism were also expected to be put on the table, without elaborating.
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But sexist narratives will still be put on her — intentionally and not — when the proceedings are run by men. Rep.
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In developing countries, where the abuse of nuns seems more prevalent, priests tend to be put on even higher pedestals.
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"The issue of prices needs to be put on the table," says Altman, the president of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The Home Max can also be put on its side, and can stand using magnets to keep it from falling over.
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They weren't able to board their flight and will be put on a flight back to Erbil, Iraq on Sunday morning.
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And indeed we've heard tales of some of the – ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: So it should be put on the private sector?
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The big fear is someone will be put on the court and then they will become a Kennedy or a Souter.
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Instead of standing together in unity over the gospel, our political differences will be put on display for an extended ovation.
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However, technical issues with the rocket, called Pegasus, forced the launch to be put on hold for the last two years.
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He developed high blood pressure, a soaring fever and a rapid heart rate, and had to be put on a ventilator.
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For Ailes, women existed to be put on display, and dominated; other men existed as audiences for his displays of domination.
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Gelernt said the ACLU was concerned that parents would be put on the street without any money in an unfamiliar city.
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Legal experts said Simpson could not be put on trial for the murders again because of the doctrine of double jeopardy.
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Koh's ruling on Wednesday only concerns whether the ruling's provisions will be put on hold temporarily as any appeal plays out.
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Lawmakers aboard the train say they will be put on charter buses and taken to the GOP retreat in West Virginia.
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There's no guarantee the body camera rollout will be put on hold until the judge makes a decision regarding the policy.
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It had to be put on hold for several months while coordination problems were sorted out with some partners, Baldé said.
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No one wants to be put on a wait list; we want to just do the thing we came to do.
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By now you surely know that most people have strong opinions about what should and should not be put on pizza.
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INDIA AVIATION REGULATOR SAYS NO PILOTS, CABIN CREW TO BE PUT ON DUTY IF THEY HAVE REPORTED STRESS OF ANY KIND
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Now, all the marketing Samsung may have planned to counter whatever Apple launches next week will probably be put on hold.
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The plea deal called for a 21.5-year sentence, after which he will be put on supervised release for five years.
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If the bombers were to be put on 24-hour alert, it would be the first time since the Cold War.
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If, as expected, the House of Representatives votes to rescind Trump's declaration, these senators may well be put on the spot.
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The city council still needs to endorse the referendum before it can be put on the ballot for voters to decide.
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It should be a robot that will solve problems rather than do cute things that can be put on Facebook posts.
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"Cities want to be put on the map as a cultural destination," said Marc Spiegler, the global director of Art Basel.
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She told The Daily Mail that she wants to return to the UK to be put on trial for her crimes.
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"To be put on a line with Sid and Bergy, it was an honor," Marchand said, referring to Crosby and Bergeron.
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Other federal employees would be placed on furlough, meaning they would effectively be put on a leave of absence without pay.
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WeWork's biggest outside shareholder, SoftBank, is reportedly asking for the IPO to be put on hold because investors don't seem interested.
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Brown could be put on the commissioner's exempt list, which would make him ineligible to play, according to The Washington Post.
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If that doesn't work, they can be put on a liquid diet or prescribed medications that make the intestines move faster.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had said any trade war would be put on ice while negotiators worked out the details.
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Hundreds of thousands of government employees will be put on temporary unpaid leave, including many of the White House's 1,700 workers.
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The Europeans think that new sanctions should only be put on long range ballistic missiles that can carry a nuclear warhead.
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" Asked if a time limit could be put on the backstop, she added: "Then it is not a backstop any more.
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"The issue of prices needs to be put on the table," says Drew Altman, the president of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Prime Minister Édouard Philippe promised an extra 1,800 troops would be put on patrols with a special focus on Christmas markets.
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In addition, merit increases for most of its employees will also be put on hold until situation improves, the letter said.
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To come from such a small place and to be put on a W.N.B.A. team would be a dream come true.
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But interviews for new applicants to its 133 open positions advertised on LinkedIn will be put on hold, the company confirmed.
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Blazing worldwide after opening here in 1836, it was the first title to be put on by this company 1,000 times.
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Larger crowds were anticipated for Tuesday and Wednesday, when more of Citi Field's seats were expected to be put on sale.
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It will be put on display outside an auditorium named for one of the company's hard-driving founders, Henry R. Luce.
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His testimony was key to Lula's legal entanglements, the statement added, saying Amaral himself should be put on trial for perjury.
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The plan shows how an apartment building could be put on the lot, with a portion of rock remaining in back.
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"There might be concern that if protests escalate then Egypt's debt ratio could be put on an upward path," said Tuvey.
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He was told it would be his future partner who would be put on IVF to "take the treatment for me".
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Trump's lawyers would also want the matter to be put on hold for a longer period while the litigation is resolved.
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Cicilline on Wednesday suggested any big tech deals that can't be immediately shown to promote competition could be put on hold.
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The ruling means Texas could be put on a so-called pre-clearance scheme of the Voting Rights Act, TalkingPointsMemo reported.
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But even if McGahn is ordered to testify, that ruling could be put on hold until any appeals are sorted out.
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"He said, 'You deserve to be put on the rape table,' and that's when he started chasing after me," she said.
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He could face up to 11 years in prison, though federal documents show prosecutors plan to recommend he be put on probation.
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They also said the execution should be put on hold to allow for newer types of DNA testing that were previously unavailable.
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One of the sources said other parts of the Nidera business could also be put on the block, but provided no specifics.
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Most emblematic is America's decision to withhold "market-economy status" from China, which allows higher duties to be put on Chinese imports.
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Tuesday's filing by the FTC only concerns whether the ruling's provisions will be put on hold temporarily as any appeal plays out.
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Or do they keep the ISS empty and uncrewed—an unprecedented move—and force commercial launches to be put on indefinite pause?
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Tsao told Taiwanese publication ET Today that when the suits have been fine-tuned, they can be put on in 10 minutes.
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J&J said it will ask that the award be put on hold during an appeal process that could stretch into 2021.
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That case remains ongoing, but for now, US District Judge Robert Lasnik agreed release of the plans should be put on hold.
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Celebrities should not be put on a political pedestal, but their actions and inactions do go unnoticed in this highly-politicized climate.
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In some cases, that might mean developing non-digital alternatives to the services that may be put on hold during an attack.
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When his kidneys began functioning at only 14 percent, doctors told him he would need to be put on the transplant list.
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Under Colorado's state bylaws, a constitutional amendment can be put on the ballot if supporters gather signatures from 5 percent of voters.
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Some are opposed to government-mandated quotas, and believe that pressure can be put on companies by the media and other sources.
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While the official internal agenda is focused on internal processes, the sources said, strategic alternatives will likely be put on the table.
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M&S's dividend is seen as safe but some think a share-buyback program started by Bolland will be put on hold.
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"In an attempt not to be put on the ban list, if you will, many, many countries are leaning forward," Kelly said.
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Mail-Flo replaced manual labor with conveyor belts that pushed letters into piles based on which mail truck they'd be put on.
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But then he reversed course because it was too late in the game for another Republican to be put on the ballot.
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"Zinky Boys" (1992), for example, about Soviet soldiers in Afghanistan, led her to be put on trial for defaming the Soviet Army.
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That contradicts both EPA regulations and Justice Department guidelines, which state that relatively simple requests should be put on a faster track.
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A U.S. official confirmed Washington was asking for talks to be put on "a much faster timeline" but gave no specific date.
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Webb claimed to have been intoxicated at the time, but pleaded guilty and is to be put on the sex offender's register.
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The comfortable shoes can easily be put on or taken off, and they can withstand a bunch of different terrains, including water.
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Chairman Pai rightly identified that the FCC's new privacy rules need to be put on hold and reconsidered from the ground up.
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House Energy Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) said regulators should be put on a "time clock" when deciding whether to approve permits.
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Strategists at Credit Suisse Securities revised forecasts for the Brazilian real, saying the reform agenda was likely to be put on hold.
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And in campaigns this fall, many Dems challengers will be put on the spot about whether they'd vote for her as Speaker.
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Thierry Montmerle: People were so angry that they said that all the astronomers should be put on the wall and shot at.
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In these times we will likely also see many patients who will need to be put on ventilators because of the virus.
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But with both theater and human existence, as long as there's a show to be put on, the show must go on.
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Dr. Lane recalled recently treating a man in his 30s whose breathing deteriorated quickly and had to be put on a ventilator.
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They insist that our grief must be overwhelming and ubiquitous, and for all parts of our lives to be put on hold.
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The Justice Department has filed paperwork to appeal the judge's opinion, and McGahn's testimony may be put on hold during the appeals.
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Mazie Hirono nixed a meeting with Kavanaugh, to bolster Democratic calls for the nomination to be put on hold given Tuesday's events.
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Jenner isn't the only Keeping Up With the Kardashians cast member to be put on the spot on The Late Late Show.
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If they joined the U.S. military and survived the trenches of France, they would be put on a fast track to citizenship.
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Investors have long hoped that the tariffs would be put on the shelf as a part of a possible deal with China.
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Under the plan, Medicaid, an open-ended entitlement program designed to cover all health care needs, would be put on a budget.
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Over-the-counter and prescription drugs are subject to a high degree of scrutiny before they can be put on the market.
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This first presents an ethical problem: No president should allow his name to be put on commercial properties in return for payment.
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This sense is underscored by the absence of modern conveniences: no televisions or radios are waiting to be put on the trucks.
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Instead, the agency's funding would essentially be put on auto-pilot, as mandatory spending is not subject to annual review by Congress.
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It has to be soldered to be put on top of the dome of Florence's cathedral, the Duomo, that little copper ball.
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It is extremely likely that the policy will be put on hold by a federal judge ruling against the administration soon after that.
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At the time, her viral load was not deemed high enough for her to be put on antiretroviral drugs to fight the infection.
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The U.S. military warned Korean workers on its bases they might be put on leave from mid-April if no deal was reached.
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But when government is a set of programs that are about to be put on the chopping block, it's a very different story.
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Now, as Manafort's trial begins, his personal, financial and political life's decisions will be put on full display for the public to dissect.
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The Justice Department said BNP Paribas will not be put on probation, given its "substantial" efforts to improve oversight and avoid a recurrence.
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"You can bribe officials for what kind of iron shackles you want to be put on: lighter ones or heavier ones," he said.
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"I don't want everything to be put on hold while we study this thing, and write a plan for a year," she said.
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Even Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, recently called for a price to be put on personal data, asking researchers to come up with solutions.
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In a second order last week, the Delhi city authority said that AB InBev should be put on a "blacklist" for three years.
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Anatoliy Alexandrov, head of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, reportedly insisted that the RBMK was reliable enough to be put on Red Square.
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" Still, labels should not be put on the pairing, as the source explained, "it's too soon to say Tyler and Gigi are 'dating.
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The U.S. prosecutors had asked for the civil forfeiture suits to be put on hold last year while they pursued a criminal investigation.
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By using all of the infected computers, a hacker can effectively circumvent any blocks that might be put on a single IP address.
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Of course, it can say whatever it wants without impunity since the car is a prototype and won't actually be put on sale.
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If it's a hot day, animals remain in an area protected from the heat until it's time to be put on the plane.
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The passengers were in custody and will be put on flights home, a spokeswoman for the Israeli Immigration Authority told the news agency.
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And that means we will no longer allow the Confederacy to literally be put on a pedestal in the heart of our city.
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Ruggiero said the decision to sanction Dandong was "long overdue," adding pressure could be put on China through their need for US currency.
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However, as Politico noted, the administration and the House could ask Monday for the case to be put on hold for 90 days.
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Yes, there's a few sub-scenes that, due to a strict page-count, had to be put on ice until next time, perhaps!
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Alito said that the restrictions, which were to go into effect on Monday, will be put on hold until at least Feb. 218.
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A second offence would also be put on a criminal record and offenders would need to attend classes highlighting the danger of prostitution.
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A judge granted Bill Cosby's request to have his deposition be put on hold, due to Bill Cosby's pending criminal case, Cammarata said.
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That makes the internet's presence pretty ambiguous here, since there's no requirement that even a single online question be put on the air.
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Well, begin by washing it inside out, so it's ready to be put on the second you pull it out of the dryer.
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The problem is, there's been a number of examples where USB devices can be hijacked and malicious code can be put on them.
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Judge Gloria Navarro dismissed the charges against the men "with prejudice," meaning they can't be put on trial again, The Arizona Republic reported.
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"We hope it won't be put on the backburner, so everybody forgets about it again," said Valerie Sattler, a great niece of Glaser.
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Of course he'll bring someone back if there's a show to be put on and a crowd ready to pay money for tickets.
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Etsy is selling the tights for $72.51, which is quite steep, but no price can be put on channeling your inner sea queen.
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Bair said conversations about the Fed's role should be put on hold in recognition of just how broad the economic damage could be.
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And with many courts suspending proceedings during the pandemic, any lawsuit challenging states' moves to close clinics could be put on hold indefinitely.
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Tiger Woods pleaded guilty to reckless driving on Friday and will be put on probation for a year and attend a rehabilitation program.
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He wrote a note to his wife saying that if his lungs collapsed, he did not want to be put on life support.
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While President Trump's foreign policy is flawed in many ways, it cannot be put on the same scale as the Kremlin's aggressive strategy.
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Court proceedings against Mr Netanyahu would be put on hold until the request could be heard, probably after a general election in March.
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Requirements should be put on prime contractors in the name of fairness, but also in the interests of innovation, efficiency and job creation.
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Nick Kyrgios, the temperamental and talented Australian tennis player, was set to be put on probation for six months by the ATP Tour.
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Trump said in his tweets Friday that talks with North Korea would be put on hold until trade issues with China were resolved.
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"She should be put on that thing with the four presidents — Mount Rushmore," Fisher said, praising Reynolds's unflagging work ethic and inextinguishable cheer.
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Judge Gloria Navarro dismissed the charges against the men "with prejudice," meaning they can't be put on trial again, The Arizona Republic reported.
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For keys, bags, and other things that are can be put on a key ring, the Tile Mate is the way to go.
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They were held at a police facility and were to be put on a flight that was scheduled to leave just before midnight.
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Despite the growing debt, some in the federal government believe more programs should be put on the mandatory side of the budget ledger.
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If it were up to Trump now, maybe the Department of Homeland Security wouldn't bother to argue that DACA should be put on hold.
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Tria said on Sunday that investments would fuel economic growth over the next two years and debt would be put on a downward path.
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Mohammed al-Suhaim, a scholar of Islam at King Saud University in Riyadh, tweeted a hashtag calling for Khatib to be put on trial.
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Shanahan previously provided a list of military construction projects that could be put on hold because of the transfer of funding to the border.
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"He has demanded again to be put on public trial and has also asked for the security forces to leave his house," he added.
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My cemetery salesman announced, "Now on to the casket room!" and so on, culminating with writing the inscription to be put on my gravestone.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said an additional 1,800 soldiers would be put on anti-terror security patrols with a special focus on Christmas markets.
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That standard has been cause for criticism from civil liberties groups who believe the bar should be higher to be put on the list.
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Even so, Garland, 63, will sit down with Grassley on Tuesday and be told that once again, his nomination will be put on ice.
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Defense lawyer Ouch Sopheaktra said the three remaining foreigners still in detention - from Britain, the Netherlands and Norway, would soon be put on trial.
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But, her career will be put on hold for a while because Dern -- who's dating Brazilian pro surfer Wesley Santos -- is now with child.
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Here's a little trick: When a condom is in the right direction to be put on, it should look like a cute little hat.
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"If the prosecution uses her therapist's notes for corroboration, all her medical records are then going to be put on the table," Shapiro says.
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Falk welcomed the decision, saying that "in individual, exceptional cases," video games can now be put on the same level as movies and books.
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Strange had asked that the investigation into the affair be put on hold, and shortly after that, the governor appointed Strange to the Senate.
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After the critical and commercial failure of Revolution, it seemed like a foregone conclusion that the already-struggling series would be put on hold.
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They were waiting around to be put on trial in France for hijacking and she didn't know how that was going to turn out.
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The Geneva Communiques have outlined the skeleton of governance for a future Syria but there is much meat to be put on the bones.
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You want to be certain you have the right screening procedures to rule out the person who is inappropriate to be put on this.
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He said he was met by Chinese officials before disembarking and told that he would be put on the next flight back to Australia.
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A UAE government official confirmed the painting belonged to the Abu Dhabi government and would be put on display at the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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They could be put on probation if they disobey these rules, or they could kick out people that individually break some of the rules.
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Chinese students who are seen with political dissidents like me or dare to publicly challenge Chinese government policies can be put on a blacklist.
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In his address to the nation Wednesday, he mentioned new "punishing" sanctions that would be put on Iran, but didn't mention further military action.
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These issues are too pressing, the needs too great, to be put on the back burner until the next president takes office in January.
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Some were upset that the activities of NCT 127, EXO, and WayV would be put on hold, and felt bad for the remaining members.
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Still, the first "phase" of the deal has yet to be put on paper, and new worries about the negotiations started to emerge Monday.
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After being asked about violence at his rallies this past weekend, Trump called on some of the blame to be put on the protesters.
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CONGRESSIONAL REACT: Democrats have been clamoring for a special prosecutor to be put on the case, and the reaction Wednesday night was largely positive.
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Magistrates had to re-file their request for China's fourth-biggest bank to be put on trial after a procedural error interrupted hearings in April.
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Shortly after she learned about the option, Roberts called her student loan servicer, American Education Services, to request that her payments be put on hold.
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"It's the only place where a secretary of state, senator, and life-long public servant can be put on equal footing with a screaming cantaloupe."
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This week, the first ever Paris FinTech Forum will be put on and I'll be there to meet and greet with the emerging FinTech scene.
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The car was supposed to be put on a path around the Sun that would take the vehicle out to the distance of Mars' orbit.
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Paul Polman, its Dutch chief executive, told the Financial Times that he was recommending that the decision be put on hold; until when is unclear.
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The trade deal between the United States, Canada and Mexico is crucial for future trade agreements and needs to be "put on the books," Rep.
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The U.S. admonition has created tensions within the ruling coalition and one senior League official has called for the MOU to be put on ice.
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The detainees, now being held in detention facilities in Florida, could be put on another deportation flight as soon as Wednesday, according to court documents.
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Youth should be put on probation only when doing so is deemed the most effective method of holding them accountable and for promoting public safety.
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Instead, enroll in one webinar each month, use your own money to attend conferences, or ask to be put on projects outside of your department.
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The agency said the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund was raising money for an educational center where 4,000 to 6,000 articles would be put on display.
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Since then, it's had two more release changes and after Disney bought Fox there were rumors that the title would be put on Disney Plus.
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The rule is set to take effect July 9, and the industry groups are asking for it to be put on hold before that time.
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After some quiet time with Olsen, Sam allowed a leash to be put on her neck and let Olsen lead her out of the house.
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More than 2628 children were injured visiting Santa by struggling not to be put on the lap of the giant elf or fleeing in terror.
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Edgar and Aldo in Limbo The main contenders in the featherweight division will be put on hold if McGregor's rematch with Diaz is officially announced.
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"A certain level of [mergers and acquisitions activity] will be put on hold, possibly indefinitely," said Williams, who now works as a legal industry consultant.
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It was the evening of Game 1 of the World Series, and Snoop Dogg had requested the TV be put on so they could watch.
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While the ongoing pandemic has slowed (or completely halted) most parts of our lives, this one particular thing doesn't have to be put on hold.
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Within a day, $2,000 was raised among neighbors for a commemorative plaque to be put on his favorite bench, along Riverside Drive overlooking the block.
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Under the new policy, slow golfers will be put on an "observation list" and expected to play their shots in under 60 seconds on average.
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Zuckerberg should be put on the spot to account for how his company is contributing to the problem -- and how he can help fix it.
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Hours later, that suspect, Craig Myers (James Harkness), is viciously beaten and left for dead, leading Dean to be put on trial for attempted murder.
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But before a unit like this is ready to be put on the market, the developers need an actual place they can show a buyer.
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For the rest of the continent, the situation means that any European Union reform efforts will be put on the backburner for the time being.
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However, because I view my juuling as a sort of shameful addiction, it felt unnerving to be put on blast by a publicist about it.
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Evans, who is 23 months old, has been in the hospital for months fighting a serious illness that required he be put on a ventilator.
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A week before his call with Zelenskiy, Trump had ordered $400 million in military aid and foreign assistance for Ukraine to be put on hold.
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The United States and European Union have called on Russia to release the men, but the Kremlin has said they must be put on trial.
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"They were submitted in a sealed envelope with their name on it to the yearbook staff, to be put on their page," Elwood told CNN.
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United States and South Korean forces could be put on alert and bracing for retaliation before any attempt to knock out North Korea's nuclear program.
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She told us her 8-year-old daughter, Maddie, is 100% after having to be put on a ventilator in February from an ATV accident.
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As usual, the one thing that can't be put on a spec sheet is the actual sound quality, which requires more than just a quick listen.
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Its chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan said in a televised statement that discussions would be put on hold until there was an "appropriate climate" for negotiations.
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Teams clearly intend to take their discontent with Trump's words out onto the field, where it can be put on public display for everyone to see.
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In spite of the extradition request, Baldetti must first face justice in Guatemala before she can be put on trial in the United States, Barreda said.
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Last month, French prosecutors requested that Teodorin Obiang, the son of President Teodoro Obiang, be put on trial, alleging misuse of public funds for personal gain.
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The company has not yet filed that appeal; Tuesday's filing only concerns whether the ruling's provisions will be put on hold temporarily as it plays out.
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The man, Ablikim Yusuf, 53, is stuck at the airport in Doha and was originally set to be put on a flight to Beijing on Saturday.
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You'll need these documents to apply for new jobs, so make the updates as soon as possible otherwise your job search will be put on hold.
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Separately, a government official said an announcement of the approval was scheduled for Tuesday, but neither source said what conditions would be put on the deal.
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In December, the court ordered that the Alabama ruling be put on hold while the woman filed a formal appeal of Alabama Supreme Court's September ruling.
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The federal funding for new charters would be put on hold until a formal audit is completed evaluating how the expansion of charters affects traditional schools.
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Speaking to reporters, Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer said Easton will be put on injured reserve, though he wouldn't divulge any further information on the injury.
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But Andrew Rosenberg, a lawyer for a GO bond group, said "the economy of Puerto Rico will be put on hold for years" in a bankruptcy.
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If the City Council approves the measure before it on Monday, it would be put on the ballot for voters in November, The Baltimore Sun reports.
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The Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries told Insider that the lobster will be put on display with three other very rare lobsters in its education center.
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RSIS' Dorsey said non-Arab Muslim countries like Malaysia would be "put on the spot" if the Saudis demand that its trade partners pick a side.
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Usually a good benchmark is stating, 'If your behavior on x, y, z does not approve in 30 days, you will be put on performance review.
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Even as some Trump loyalists maintain that the ship can be put on an even keel, Democrats insist it is taking on water by the day.
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Today, hillside after hillside of Barolo is planted in neat rows of well-groomed vines more valuable than anything else that could be put on them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Up to 20,000 British military service personnel will be put on standby to help tackle the coronavirus outbreak, the defence ministry said on Thursday.
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Though Makhlouf believes he acted in good faith, some Irish politicians are calling for the appointment to be put on hold until the findings are public.
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Mr. McConnell's uncompromising stand signaled that a House impeachment resolution would face a stone wall in the Senate, where Mr. Trump would be put on trial.
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"When the experience is there, she'll be put on projects," the villainous team leader, Stu (Damian Young), says, swilling a drink at his glass-top desk.
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The company has not yet filed that appeal; Tuesday's filing only concerns whether the ruling's provisions will be put on hold temporarily as it plays out.
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He says that ICE agents told him when he was deported that his daughter would be put on a plane to rejoin him within two weeks.
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On Wednesday, Virgin Australia said 8,000 of its employees will be put on leave, while, last week Qantas Airways placed 20,00 of its staff on leave.
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Yet Ginsburg said on Monday that one of her life's goals — writing a strong prohibition against gender discrimination into the Constitution — must be put on hold.
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It takes a lot more evidence before a grand jury is going to proceed to say this person needs to be put on trial for something.
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But policies have changed since the last shutdown, and your mayor on Friday vowed that city services -- including garbage pickup -- won't be put on indefinite hold.
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Acting alone, she said the lower court opinion would be put on hold at least until the challengers had filed their response by 4 p.m. Thursday.
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The father and son haven't heard about the results of their interviews, but they expect to be put on a flight to Central America on Tuesday.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Sunday that the country would be put on its highest alert level as coronavirus infections there topped 600.
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Rudy Giuliani -- He's almost unnecessary since he's talked so much about all of this, but he needs to be put on the record and under oath.
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Huawei has been working on its own operating system called HarmonyOS, but a source told CNBC it's too soon to be put on the Mate 30.
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Be wary of words like "imported" and "Russian" — no caviar legally comes from Russia now — as they can be put on the label to deceive consumers.
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The Society of Critical Care Medicine estimates that 960,000 people may need to be put on ventilators, and the U.S. only has about 200,000 of them.
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Babies should always be put on their back to go to sleep and be dressed in a one-piece sleeper, without a blanket, according to the guidelines.
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BIGGS: I think that he is going to have to be put on the spot a little bit more than he was in the closed-door hearing.
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But Douthat suggested, and I will elaborate on the view, that liberalism itself might be put on a stronger intellectual and social footing if it reembraced churchgoing.
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An Ohio police officer will be put on paid administrative leave after allegedly calling a Black Lives Matter activist's suicide a "happy ending" in a Facebook comment.
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It's not clearly exactly where the ruined camera is headed next, but Ingalls suggests it will probably be put on display at NASA's headquarters in Washington, D.C.
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One international hotelier said Tuesday that its plans to enter the Sri Lankan market would be put on hold after Sunday's terrorist attacks on hotels and churches.
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And the blackness that this song and video articulates is not some kind of abstract, cool, costume that can be put on and taken off at will.
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Unlike other sensors that are used only in dangerous situations, Proxxi is designed to be put on in the morning and taken off at night, after work.
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If these emoji are approved, they would be put on a shortlist of candidates for Emoji 12.0, due for a release during the first half of 2019.
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Ephron actually sets the plot in motion, joining the publication only to be informed that, as a woman, any serious journalistic ambitions must be put on hold.
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Crew chief and third base umpire Fieldin Culbreth called for the tarp to be put on the infield after one pitch in the top of the sixth.
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But at the end of the day, I can't be on the sidelines if a $200 billion infrastructure plan is going to be put on the table.
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This isn't a great time to start new projects, but it's a fine time to focus on things that had to be put on the back burner.
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A nuclear-energy project backed by Bill Gates will be put on hold due to changes in U.S. policy toward China, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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Members would be put on regular squads, to create a sense of social cohesion: if you missed your shift, you would know whom you were letting down.
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Now, according to council Chairman Mendelson's office, the final statehood constitution is unlikely to be put on the ballot in November for a vote up or down.
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Members of the House Appropriations Committee should be put on the record as they increase the national debt, weaken our national security and further slow our economy.
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Our domestic energy resources should be put on the open market and not go up in flames while our friends are too dependent on Russian energy resources.
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"Other countries need to be put on notice that he is not going to sit back and allow them to undermine our safety, our sovereignty," he said.
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But ultimately, Branson is championing his idea of a clean energy dividend — in lieu of a carbon tax — to be put on companies for their carbon emissions.
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Two ongoing contracts with the firm had been suspended, the university said, and future projects would be put on hold until concerns about the company were addressed.
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Officials said the 80 names handed over were mainly older commanders who might be put on the payroll but who would probably go onto the inactive list.
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Osbourne, who was in town for Sunday's Pride March, was out and about in Chelsea Sunday evening when nature called, and refused to be put on hold.
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Mercury enters Pisces, the sign opposite you on the zodiac wheel, which means you can expect lots of focus to be put on communication in your relationships.
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More than half of the 1,700 people who work for the executive office of the president would be "furloughed," meaning they would be put on temporary leave.
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It said a general assembly would be held on Monday where it would recommend to the clubs the both leagues be put on hold until April 2.
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There is an immense amount of pressure put on students to get high grades, where I believe the focus should be put on learning and hard work.
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Describing the legislation as "deeply flawed", Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan had asked that it be put on hold for six months to undergo pre-legislative scrutiny.
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"Considering the recent developments in Brunei, this issue may be put on the dialogue-agenda during our regular conversations with Shell," he said in an emailed statement.
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In an emailed response, Deere said 50 production employees at Harvester Works, which makes large agriculture equipment, in East Moline, Illinois, would be put on indefinite layoff.
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"In light of the novel coronavirus outbreak, we have just received the news that both movies will be put on hold until further notice," MM2 told Variety.
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Most agree that this will be a critical round as most, if not all, of the proposals to modernize the agreement will be put on the table.
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But it fell foul of the FDA, which had decided that the company was selling "medical devices" that needed official approval to be put on the market.
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Should the final tally be in favor of impeachment, Trump will be put on trial in the Senate which has the power to remove him from office.
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It has about 260 nuclear warheads that could be put on missiles, and by the Pentagon's latest estimate, China has between 75 and 100 intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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He said that at first they denied him entry to the United States, and told him he would be put on the next available flight to Paris.
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Between the lines: Aramco shares will be first traded on Riyadh's Tadawul stock exchange and other stocks will later be put on a foreign exchange, AP reports.
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Sion dismissed nine players, telling Reuters in an email on Wednesday that they had refused to be put on part-time work in accordance with government directives.
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Late last year, the U.S. military had warned Korean workers on its bases they might be put on leave from mid-April if no deal was agreed.
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The long-acting contraceptive, meanwhile, is 20 times more effective at preventing pregnancy than condoms, which can be put on incorrectly and thus subject to human error.
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And I think that is going to be put on significant hold, but I think there is increasing pressure from old-school work advocates on these companies.
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And cellulose can be put on top of metals, washed, eaten, and many other things, which means we could be seeing a lot more of these shimmering rainbows.
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But in a court filing last week, the Trump administration requested that Chutkan's injunction be put on hold while the appeal winds its way through the court system.
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"I think the question of whether people can get late-term abortions -- how many restrictions can be put on clinics -- I don't think that will change," she said.
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At that time the well will be put on production and a pumping rate will be established based on technical evaluation of the performance characteristics of the well.
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The attorney-general who cleared Najib of wrongdoing in the 1MDB affair, Mohamed Apandi Ali, would be put on leave and replaced by the solicitor-general, he said.
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San Francisco Is Right: Facial Recognition Must Be Put On Hold Farhad Manjoo is relieved that San Francisco has banned the use of facial recognition technology by police.
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"But the future where PFM is completely data-driven and where product recommendations, advice and decisions can be put on autopilot is still very far from a commodity".
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Be smart: Congress hasn't used its strongest contempt power — "inherent contempt," where a witness can be put on trial and imprisoned in the Capitol — in nearly a century.
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It could also be put on a table, but part of what I thought made it look so cool is that it was leaning directly on the floor.
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Due to safety and security issues, the live stream cannot be put on at a time convenient for North America, but it will be available later on archive.
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Earlier this month, a federal appeals court ordered that the lawsuit filed against Obamacare by lawyers for the House be put on temporary hold until after Trump's inauguration.
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Authorities say firefighters have stopped the advance of a wildfire that prompted dozens of homes in a north-central Arizona forest to be put on pre-evacuation notice.
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Collier alleges the governor leased a state plane so that he could cover up the affair, because Mason's name did not have to be put on flight manifests.
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Lawmakers from the governing Conservative party and opposition Labour party have criticised Trump's move, with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn saying the state visit should be put on hold.
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Big institutions have plenty of projects that a donor can finance and have confidence that they will be completed and their name will be put on the door.
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The ideas with the most upvotes would then be put on billboards in Washington, D.C., so people in politics could see them and presumably do something about them.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) asked the Treasury's Antonio Weiss if everything should be put on the table, given the severity of the debt crisis.
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National security experts have voiced worry about Trump's level of preparation for the summit, saying he could be put on the defensive in the meeting room with Kim.
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"This is where false equivalency [and] bias creeps in, allowing climate deniers to be put on par w/scientists, for example," the 2628-year-old freshman congresswoman added.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Paris's plans for an Olympic Village will work for 2024 but cannot be put on hold for the Games in 2028, bid officials said on Monday.
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"Due to security reason, [sic] we regret to inform you that the clearance sale will be put on hold until further notice," Switch wrote on its Facebook page.
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Pakistan has appeared regularly as a "Country of Particular Concern" and is the only country to be put on a special watch list in its 2018 annual report.
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The ace left-hander might also be put on the trade block in the offseason, meaning the outing Tuesday could have been his last with the White Sox.
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The USDA payments, along with farm loans and disaster assistance programs, are set to be put on hold starting next week unless funding is authorized, the AP reports.
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More than 380,000 federal employees would be placed on furlough, according to the fact sheet, meaning they would effectively be put on a leave of absence without pay.
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When French President Emmanuel Macron took office last year, he briefly called for the project to be put on ice before swiftly reaffirming France's commitment to the plan.
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Around 127 military projects are expected to be put on hold, and construction for 175 miles of the wall could begin in over 100 days, according to CNN.
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LONDON, March 19 (Reuters) - Up to 20,000 British military service personnel will be put on standby to help tackle the coronavirus outbreak, the defence ministry said on Thursday.
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If articles are approved, the president will be put on trial before the Senate, unless Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Republicans move to block a trial.
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The chemical has seemingly been added to every product that can be put on or in your body, including face cream, deodorant, beer, chocolate, and even dog treats.
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Carles Puigdemont, whom Mr. Rajoy dismissed as leader of the region, has been campaigning from Belgium, from where he has refused to be put on trial in Spain.
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Generally, about 20 percent of coronavirus patients require hospitalization, with about a quarter of those needing to be put on a mechanical ventilator machine to help them breathe.
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These companies will be put on notice that the UAW will use any and all measures to protect our brothers and sisters who are working in their facilities.
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They produced heat maps detailing how much stress would be put on the antlers in each scenario, and where exactly the stress would be concentrated, said Dr. Klinkhamer.
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Once the agency receives the inquiry, the public comment period will be put on hold until the agency publishes its response to the inquiry in the federal register.
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It can also be put on a Game Boy flash cart (basically a blank cartridge that you can load games onto) or played through a Game Boy emulator.
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Growing up in Kemalist Turkey, I was taught that the Turkish flag, the Quran and bread were equally holy, and were never to be put on the floor.
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Employees were told that applicants should be interviewed, but that their cases for citizenship, green cards or other immigration documents should be put on pause, pending further guidance.
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Several economists recently argued at the Hill that given the birthrate news, "changes in Social Security eligibility should be put on the table" — including raising the retirement age.
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And I was hoping this would be put on my desk right after we won the election, and I'd come in and sign, but didn't work that way.
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Rather than let scientists at Tabershaw-Cooper ultimately decide which workers should be put on the list, the chemical companies assigned the task to their own plant managers.
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RiRi was headed somewhere on a plane Sunday night (prolly somewhere awesome) when she apparently heard a 1st-class cabinmate ask for the Super Bowl to be put on.
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Some of them get purely philosophical, some of them could be pencil and paper, some of them are just internal gut feeling that cannot even be put on paper.
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So when Greene returns to the Tigers, it would seem either he or the $25-million man, Mike Pelfrey, will be put on the back burner called the bullpen.
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Why is there no direct reference whatsoever to the role that the idea of SIN must have played in determining what is permissible to be put on public view?
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In particular, she demanded that more pressure be put on internet firms such as Google and Facebook to be made accountable for material they publish that may aid terrorism.
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A slate of Brazilian assets rose in trading Tuesday, one day after taking a hit on worries that the impeachment of the country's president could be put on hold.
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Epidiolex treats severe forms of childhood epilepsy — but the Drug Enforcement Administration will need to reclassify this form of cannabis before the drug can be put on the market.
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Mexican law does not provide for impeachment of the president and mandates that the incumbent can only be put on trial for treason and serious crimes, such as murder.
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AGCO expects a fleet of field robots could also be offered as a service by dealers to farmers since they could presumably be put on a trailer and delivered.
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As local reporter Nick VinZant pointed out on Twitter, the measure is legally required to be put on the November ballot because the required number of signatures was reached.
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Monday saw the start of the trial of Princess Cristina de Borbén – the first member of Spain's royal family ever to be put on trial in a criminal court.
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"If they are going to suspend funding for Turkey and its projects through EU banks, a number of joint initiatives are going to be put on ice," said Maggio.
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A planned vote on Kavanaugh's nomination should be put on hold while the FBI investigates the allegation against President Donald Trump's nominee for the nation's highest court, Schumer said.
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That means that a majority of the 10 to 15 product prototypes the company has in development at a given time will likely be put on the back burner.
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Kershaw issued two walks against the Pittsburgh Pirates in his most recent start Sunday night, and was so distraught that he had to be put on the disabled list.
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Most of the time a test is given at random, but inmates can be put on the "hot list" if prison authorities have reason to believe they are using.
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He added that shares in a capital increase would probably be put on sale for about 4 euros each, valuing the company at about 60 million euros ($65 million).
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During his Senate confirmation hearing in January, commerce secretary nominee Wilbur Ross declared that "all aspects of NAFTA will be put on the table" during a future negotiation process.
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Cohen has cited the ongoing criminal investigation by federal prosecutors in New York as a reason that Daniels' lawsuit in Los Angeles federal court be put on hold temporarily.
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It indicates that the craftsmen of a golfer's club of choice are willing to take the time to customize something out of the ordinary, to be put on display.
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The woman also claimed in court that Ramos had emailed and called her company, leading her to be put on probation and eventually laid off, according to Hartley's article.
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The club responded he would be put on a wait list to be refunded, according to the report, which stated the Muellers had "no further contact" with the club.
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BRASILIA, May 11 (Reuters) - The Brazilian Senate began a crucial session on Wednesday that will decide whether President Dilma Rousseff should be put on trial for breaking budget laws.
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"I have a master's in sociology and nothing else to do today," one such young person says into a phone as he is about to be put on hold.
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Virgin Australia said 8,000 of its employees will be put on leave, while casino operator Star Entertainment Group said it will be standing down 90% of its 13,000 staff.
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Cooper's proposed budget calls for an 8 percent average pay rise for teachers and for a $2 billion bond issue for school construction to be put on the ballot.
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Officials said that the Iraqis who will be put on the Pentagon list have already undergone a stringent form of vetting: serving with the United States military in combat.
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"The Catholic Church is in a state of crisis, and pressure has to be put on the Holy See to take the necessary steps to change," Professor Cahill said.
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They can sign a final version, which would be put on the desk of Rex W. Tillerson, Mr. Trump's designated secretary of state, on his first day in office.
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He called for repayments on the debt they have accumulated to be put on hold, to free up money to invest in projects such as irrigation and forest protection.
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But there is a counterargument that the statute of limitations should be put on hold while a president is in office, if he cannot be charged while in office.
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Identify areas of weakness and strategically improve them by completing online courses outside of office hours or requesting to be put on assignments that help you develop those skills.
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Earlier on Thursday, Premier Investments Ltd said 9,000 of its global workforce will be hit by store closures, with almost all employees in Australia to be put on leave.
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Those efforts -- which came amid a slew of new hires that are professionalizing the Trump operation -- appeared to be put on pause Monday as Trump lashed out at Texas Sen.
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"No matter when this kind of bill would be put on the calendar, we're going to oppose it, based on what it is," FreedomWorks press secretary Peter Vicenzi told Vox.
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Rousseff will have to step away from her duties for at least six months, at which point she will be put on trial to face charges of manipulating government accounts.
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Most patients may also be put on medications to reduce clotting and told to take a daily Aspirin, which can decrease the risk of another heart attack in certain cases.
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It comes with a sleek square wireless charging dock, and the kind of clear plastic cover that basically demands it be put on display by the edgy sex-positive set.
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The US doesn't have an early warning system yet — and if President Donald Trump's budget cuts go through, the development of this life-saving project could be put on hold.
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They've already been exposed to this information and they can only be put on the jury if they have not already formed an opinion about the guilt of the defendant.
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Robert Ogle, a city councilman who suggested the question on alcohol sales be put on the ballot this year, said he&aposs shocked there&aposs been almost no public debate.
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Teachers like Chen do not believe the focus should be put on the competition between iPads and Chromebooks, nor an obsession with what shiny new device a school should purchase.
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Tension has risen since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ordered Islamist leaders suspected of atrocities during the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan to be put on trial for war crimes.
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As part of the annual competition, 100 photographs will be put on display at the 53rd Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition in South Kensington, UK, which opens on Friday.
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NASA administrators have said people could be put on Mars by as soon as the mid-2030s, with the agency having landed eight spacecraft there, the most recent in November.
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"So a lot of capital needs to be put on the table for this to materialise, which is a challenge," Jimenez told the Metal Bulletin Battery Materials Conference in Shanghai.
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Indeed, if the proposed authorization for use of military force (AUMF) is passed, our "endless war" will be put on autopilot, with no sunset date and little real congressional involvement.
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Patrick DeRochie of Environmental Defense called for the entire Energy East review process to be put on hold until the government completes a review of Canada's environmental laws and processes.
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Shubenkov, as cited by the agency, said the ban by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) must be put on hold until its grounds for its decision were published.
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"ZTE, the whole telecom aspect of China, is probably one I feel like needs to be put on a back burner while we negotiate other trade-related items," said Rep.
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Approximately 18,660 tonnes of antimony, with an estimated market value of 682.6 million yuan, that had been held by Fanya will be put on the block at the same time.
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Establishing an emergency fund is one of the most important steps you can take with your money and should only be put on hold if you have credit card debt.
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Investors believe that there are fewer chances that the Greens will join the next government and thus its plans to phase out coal power plants will be put on hold.
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Before this Trump policy, those who were deemed to have credible fear would be put on a track to see an immigration judge, who would determine whether to grant asylum.
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Any such suits brought against people fighting charges in the United States, however, would most likely be put on hold until the criminal matters were resolved with the Justice Department.
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The Saturday agreement meant that Trump's tariffs on $250 billion worth of goods remained in effect, but an additional hike on tariffs for certain goods would be put on hold.
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A Marelli stake would first be put on the market to test valuations ahead of a stock market listing with Exor due to keep a 29 percent stake, it said.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - A Brazilian congressional committee on Thursday voted against sending a corruption charge against President Michel Temer to the Supreme Court for the leader to be put on trial.
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On the campaign trail in 2016, Trump called the redesign "pure political correctness" and suggested that Tubman should instead be put on another, less popular bill, perhaps the $2 bill.
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But first, the sides will argue before US District Judge Reed O'Connor in Fort Worth, Texas, whether the health law should be put on hold while the case is litigated.
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"These companies will be put on notice that the UAW will use any and all measures to protect our brothers and sisters who are working in their facilities," Gamble wrote.
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Now, as will be put on display at an motion graphics industry conference next month, the software can account for wide-ranging head and eye movements without much obvious distortion.
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But Nature Air made a last-minute change and "instead of three, two-engine planes the group would be put on four, single-engine Cessna planes," Ms. Block Weissman said.
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"These companies will be put on notice that the UAW will use any and all measures to protect our brothers and sisters who are working in their facilities," he wrote.
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The announcement came just days after members of the administration said the tariffs, first threatened in April, would be put on hold while China and the United States held talks.
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The soccer league made the decision Thursday, saying the season will be put on hold for 30 days -- this despite no MLS players coming out as COVID-19 positive yet.
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The American oil industry today operates without spare capacity — large amounts of oil held in reserve that can be put on the market quickly and for a relatively sustained period.
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But interest in the use of animals has changed with the development of microelectronics and miniaturization that allowed small listening devices to be put on birds and even small mammals.
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" Another saying, borrowed from the Book of Proverbs, Chapter 31, might also work were it to be put on that wall: "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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Ultimately, in an attack by an Iranian-backed proxy that killed a contractor, you'd have a discussion about how to respond and several options would be put on the table.
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Brazilian Congress will vote during the week if it allows or not the corruption charge to be sent to the Supreme Court for the leader to be put on trial.
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On the revenue side, the introduction of a progressive personal income tax will be put on hold for 1.03 months, during which a flat rate of 10% will be applied.
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An 18-year-old who had to be put on life support for a lung infection from vaping said she used her e-cigarette device every 10 to 15 minutes.
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He helped to pass crucial tax measures and delayed an audit into a breach of budgetary laws for which she will now likely be put on trial in his chamber.
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The full lower house, which has the power to decide whether a president should be put on trial by the Supreme Court, will likely close the case a week later.
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"Somebody used a very cheap bond — probably a bond that wasn't even supposed to be put on the inside of a mouth — and it started to brown," Ms. Juray said.
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Trump told a news conference with Abe after their summit that he wanted U.S. exports to be put on a fair footing in Japan through the removal of trade barriers.
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Another $180 million would be put on hold unless the governments in those three countries began curbing migration to the US. And $370 million would be rerouted to other foreign programs.
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" It seems those plans may have to be put on hold as the company told investors to expect "2017 to be more of an evolutionary year, rather than a revolutionary year.
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It's possible most of the blame is meant to be put on Kate's failure to get pregnant, with Miles made culpable because he ducked a fertility test appointment for two years.
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Critics say it let many high-ranking Nazis and SS members escaped justice only for their juniors, small cogs in the Nazi death machine, to be put on trial decades later.
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But even if questions of immunity, hyperbole, and the appropriate venue in which to sue the president are all settled, the case still might be put on a shelf for years.
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The pressure is going to be put on the incumbent leader where the price could be a little bit too high, and the value could be a little bit too low.
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However, the 45th Space Wing says it will not be able to support commercial static fires at KSC during the shutdown, meaning that test will have to be put on pause.
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After British Prime Minister David Cameron and the Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, it was the turn of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to be put on sale on eBay.
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Trump told a news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday that he wanted exports to be put on fair footing in Japan through the removal of trade barriers.
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Inclusion would bring billions of dollars of passive foreign funds into the market but fund managers are split on whether Saudi Arabia is likely to be put on review this year.
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Congress readies North Korean travel ban Rights group urges discussion of refugee question Human rights groups were hoping other issues will be put on what's likely to be a crowded agenda.
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Asked by Reuters whether the German court was correct to say Puigdemont could not now be put on trial for rebellion, neither the Spanish government nor the Supreme Court would comment.
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Inclusion would bring billions of dollars of passive foreign funds into the market, but fund managers are split on whether Saudi Arabia is likely to be put on review this year.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan was testifying before the House Intelligence Committee and was likely to be put on the spot about what the Obama administration knew about Russian election meddling.
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The situation is dire, and more pressure needs to be put on the US government and the tech industry to ensure that Iranians have fair and equal access to these services.
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The timetable was disclosed in a letter filed with the federal court in Manhattan, where the lawyers asked that the case be put on hold while Trump seeks Supreme Court review.
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Others, like National Immigration Forum head Ali Noorani, say that talk of abolishing or reforming ICE should be put on hold until all the families in government custody are reunited. 4.
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She said Russian authorities have agreed that the scrolls — which remain under their legal jurisdiction — could be put on exhibit in Cyprus because of Moscow&aposs traditional bonds with the island.
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Families have a lot of competing priorities -- getting food on the table, paying bills, dealing with illness -- and this can cause oral health care to be put on the back burner.
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Dilma Rousseff will have to step away from her duties for at least six months, at which point she will be put on trial to face charges of manipulating government accounts.
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For a fine white, though, take it out of the fridge a good half-hour before serving, and in restaurants, do not reflexively allow the bottle to be put on ice.
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The President would look over these chilling "baseball cards," as one aide called them, and pick which subjects should be put on a kill list, to be assassinated on his orders.
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Under an agreement between the parties on Wednesday, the trial will be put on hold and the undecided shareholders will have to decide if they want to settle by June 20.
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As her diagnosis remains unknown, her doctors hope for her lungs to regain function soon, or her other option is to be put on an organ transplant list for new lungs.
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He "related that he did not ask for it to be put on there, but that the Executive Secretariat staff misunderstood his recommendation for how to restrict access," Mr. Morrison said.
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Studios is hosting a "Friendsgiving" Tour this November in celebration of the sitcom's 25th anniversary, where the fountain will be put on display to the public for the first time ever.
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If I do any of these things, I might be "marked" and receive unfavorable reviews or be put on probation for small things in an effort to get rid of me.
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He may be the first Met to be put on public notice that his days in Flushing could be numbered, but he is hardly the only one being put on display.
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In a recent video, Cooney spoke to YouTuber and therapist Kati Morton about what it was like to be put on a 5150 — a 72-hour psychiatric hold — by her friends.
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Monetary policy decision could be put on hold if the government comes up with strong fiscal stimulus, as the central bank would be wary of the inflationary impact of the same.
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While Hindus, Parsis, Jains, Sikhs, Buddhists and Christians from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan will be put on a fast track to naturalisation, Muslims, Jews and atheists will receive no such benefit.
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The league previously said that if Brown signs with a team this year, he would likely be put on the commissioner&aposs exempt list and barred from playing in any games.
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They must gather the signatures of at least 500 elected officials from around the country to be put on the ballot, a requirement introduced by President Charles de Gaulle in 1962.
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According to an NBC News report, the weapon — which is still under development — could be put on a cruise missile and shot at an enemy country from a B-52 bomber.
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" Asked about aspects of the company's checkered legal record, Cramer said "that level of scrutiny is important, but I would hope the same scrutiny would be put on the Corps of Engineers.
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Missile drill plans in eight other prefectures, including Kagawa and Tokushima in southwestern Japan, as well as Niigata, Toyama and Ishikawa in the north, were also expected to be put on hold.
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As they coped with the realization that Ben would be leaving and their dream of being parents would be put on hold, something amazing happened in August: Lindsey learned she was pregnant.
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The Justice Department's criminal investigation is still ongoing and recently caused a separate related civil case to be put on hold for at least six months while the government continues its investigation.
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Meanwhile, as Trump was settling into the Oval Office he signed a memo forcing all currently unpublished rules to be put on hold and sent back to their respective agencies for review.
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"The experience from similar episodes is that a country will be put on a negative outlook, but not downgraded until the worst is confirmed," said Benat Onatibia, macro strategist at Vanda Securities.
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REINES: I think it&aposs being covered as just shock that someone is about to be put on who is probably in their 200s and will probably stay there until their 22018s.
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The second is that they must produce a final work—one that can be put on display, or contain elements that can be displayed—which will eventually join the parliamentary art collection.
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The Supreme Court hasn't yet ruled on the constitutionality of the law, but yesterday the court granted a stay, meaning the law will be put on hold while the case moves forward.
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The winners of the competition's nine categories will be announced on September 213, 221, and the winning images will be put on display in a free exhibition at the Observatory's Astronomy Center.
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An education reform project, which started in 2015 and includes measures to increase the autonomy of schools and teachers, should be intensified and special emphasis needs to be put on teacher training.
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Fans have created a number of other Bowie petitions since his death, calling for Mars to be renamed after him and for his face to be put on the new £20 note.
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Critics say he should recuse himself in any cases that come before the Supreme Court, given his extremely close ties to the people who may be put on trial before the court.
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The announcement sparked outrage, which led to Trump tweeting and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke releasing a statement saying permits would be put on hold while the decision about the ban was reviewed.
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"Two of Donald Trump's children did not register to vote in New York's primary Bestest ever"We're gonna have, you know, the most secure and best convention that will be put on.
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The Treasury said an economy would be put on the monitoring list if it met two criteria or if it accounted for a large and disproportionate share of the U.S. trade deficit.
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The slight differences between the two cars can be virtually eliminated using widely available kits that allow a Range Rover grille, logo and Land Rover badges to be put on an X7.
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The fear is that there an even stronger focus could be put on frontlist hardcover sales—which are dominated by a mere handful of authors—which would further push out midlist authors.
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Trump's attorneys have been in close negotiations with Mueller for months over whether to grant an interview to the special counsel and what parameters are allowed to be put on their conversation.
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The IMF has urged Ukraine to privatize state enterprises but the first company to be put on the block, a fertilizer producer in Odessa, attracted no bids at an auction in July.
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While Jones and Cheika remain friends, their camaraderie will be put on hold over the next three weekends as Australia hosts England for three tests, with the first in Brisbane on Saturday.
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But this summer, the city's new mayor, Mr. Cuenca — a Socialist who replaced a conservative mayor who had feuded with the writer's family — ordered that the portrait be put on prominent display.
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Some regularly demand that Mr. Gorbachev be put on trial for the events, not least, as one member of Parliament put it, to expose the operations of a "fifth column" within Russia.
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Putin's comments marked a departure from the Kremlin's insistence that the sailors must be put on trial and that their case must be properly investigated before any discussion of their possible release.
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Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director for the Judicial Crisis Network, said that vulnerable Democratic senators who are thinking of voting against Mr. Trump's nominee needed to be put on notice.
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" In advancing the bill, Klobuchar made clear that she wanted to change the direction of U.S. law: "Companies need to be put on notice that exclusionary behavior that threatens competition cannot continue.
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Shipbrokers expect more Hanjin ships to be put on the market although uncertainty about the company's future could delay progress and some could be sold off-market to other South Korean companies.
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And while seven Volkswagen executives have been criminally charged for their roles in the scandal, the judge said more blame should be put on the company's top management and its supervisory board.
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Army officials are warning Congress that 47 programs would be put on hold if lawmakers approve a continuing resolution that keeps current funding levels in place for the rest of the year.
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Officials said the Iraqis who would be put on the Defense Department list already had undergone a stringent form of vetting because they had served with the United States military in combat.
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The changes can go both ways — countries can be taken off the list, but they can also be put on the list if they are not seen as complying with the standard.
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The device, on sale today for $169, is essentially a stretchy silicone ring worn around the base of the penis — though it could also be put on a finger or a dildo.
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"John related that he did not ask for it to be put on there, but that the Executive Secretariat staff misunderstood his recommendation for how to restrict access," Morrison told the committee.
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Under the joint domestic violence policy, a player can be put on administrative leave for up to seven days, unless the league and union mutually agree on a greater length of time.
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Greene also points out that if early retirement is your No. 1 priority, other financial goals, such as paying off your student loans, might need to be put on the back-burner.
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Prosecutors have recommended that he be put on probation, be ordered to stay away from the U.S. capital and any place or person under Secret Service protection and undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
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Because of the uncertainty of the cost to our company's bottom line, this project will now have to be put on hold, as well as the additional employees we were going to hire.
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"However, they are unlikely to find significant support given high concerns over sovereignty in Taiwan and the fact that Chan will immediately be put on trial when he returns to Taiwan," she said.
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After arriving at the Stella Artois Filmmaker Lounge with his sister, the To the Bone actor "requested that the game be put on" at a private dinner with his cast, says a source.
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However, the deluge of big data means that enterprises are gleaning so much data at once that knowing what is valuable and what can be put on the back burner isn't always clear.
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Data also can be put on a user-provided Micro SD card, but even the costly 200+ GB ones offer less total storage than, say, a basic Xbox One S or PS4 Slim.
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He said that a committee led by Tzachi Hanegbi, a cabinet minister, would work with the churches to resolve the dispute over taxes; the legislation in the Knesset would be put on hold.
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Trump though Harriet Tubman was too ugly to be put on the $20 bill Trump has expressed similar opinions about Rosie O'Donnell and a host of other women, so this one's not unexpected.
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Some of them didn't make it trying to protect children and that is truly what a hero is and they need to be put on a pedestal for the rest of their lives.
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Britney Spears is going on an indefinite work hiatus to help care for her dad while he recovers from major health issues ... meaning her new Las Vegas show will be put on ice.
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Albayrak said in his presentation that investment projects for which the tender process has not been finalised will be suspended, a sign that some big-ticket government projects could be put on hold.
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But on occasion, everybody who booked a flight actually does arrive on time at the airport—and that means some people will have to be put on a different flight, or get bumped.
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We have microbiological knowledge that the good people of 1918 did not possess; we have antiviral drugs and disposable personal protective equipment to be put on by everyone working with patients at risk.
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For a regime unwavering to its existential cause for three generations, this beguiling art of suspense and easement is a mastered act that can be put on without blemish in a snap-notice.
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The foundation funded 11 condom-related projects with $100,000 each, and chosen proposals ranged from one-size-fits-all condoms to ones that could be put on in "one motion" without interrupting intercourse.
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He grumbles about narrowly missing out on a "positive atom bomb", when Amazon recently shelved plans for a distribution centre, and 2,000 jobs, to be put on the old A.O. Smith factory site.
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The I.M.F. declined to comment on the WikiLeaks transcript, but said in a statement that Greece needed to be put "on a path of sustainable growth" supported by reforms and further debt relief.
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He insisted that the Declaration of Independence, not the Constitution, was the seminal document of the American founding, making slavery a self-evident anomaly that must be put on the road to extinction.
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Critics of the move, announced Wednesday, have been quick to praise Tubman and suggested she be put on a different bill, while defending Jackson's prime position on the bill he's occupied since 85003.
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By initially turning down the deal, Nigeria has the "leverage" to "get some of the conditions that they think are critical for the economy to now be put on the table," Kie explained.
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The Chinese woman accused of trespassing at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort is about to be put on trial in what is sure to be a lively and curious legal spectacle.
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Mr. Castro often boasted of how many times he had escaped C.I.A. plots to kill him, and he ordered information about the foiled attempts to be put on display at a Havana museum.
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"I was really honored to be put on that relay and have that experience here," said Ledecky, who also is entered in the 200, 400 and 800 freestyles and the 4x200 freestyle relay.
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"I thought you know, I was going to get questioned and get a summons and be put on an ankle monitor until I got an attorney," Mr. Chevalier said in a phone interview.
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Activists and opposition figures say top officials should be put on trial for a loss of public funds that they say has worsened Jordan's economic woes and record $40 billion in public debt.
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Alex Von Eschen, who is a special education teacher, found out her IVF would be put on hold while she was the hospital getting her pre-operation paperwork done for her upcoming procedure.
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Ms. Berger has released a snapshot of some of the abuse she has received, including Twitter posts likening her to a pig and calling for her head to be put on a spike.
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The primary functions of glitter are, of course, aesthetic; glitter exists so that glitter can be put on things that do not have glitter on them: Popsicle sticks, stuffed animals' irises; Newt Gingrich.
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An estimate from the Society of Critical Care Medicine said that 2003,000 people may need to be put on ventilators due to the outbreak, and the U.S. only has about 200,000 of them.
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Though it's unclear which military construction would be put on hold, the move could put at risk projects such as command and control, drone, cyber and training facilities in the US and overseas.
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Funds group Axxion requested the removal of Chairman Peter Kurer and board member Jesper Ovesen be put on the agenda of the upcoming extraordinary general shareholders meeting, whose date still must be set.
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Critics of the move, announced Wednesday, have been quick to praise Tubman and suggested she be put on a different bill, while defending Jackson's prime position on the bill he's occupied since 1928.
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There were complaints about the film's length and some brief nudity, Mr. Ophuls said, and requests that more focus be put on Russian actions during World War II and American actions in Vietnam.
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The president has ordered that all documents related to the impeachment be put on lockdown and not sent to Congress, which is part of what led to the second articles impeachment against him.
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There's also a $10 million Cyber Ops facility in Virginia that will be put on hold, along with dozens of facilities for fuel storage, hazardous waste management, and aircraft maintenance around the world.
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Instead, factors sparking the trends should be seen on a global scale, and Trump's role should be put "on the back burner next to everything else going on around the world," he said.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill, which would dismantle much of ObamaCare and convert its funding to block grants for states, is expected to be put on the Senate floor for a vote next week.
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Though it's unclear which military construction would be put on hold, the move could put at risk projects such as command and control, drone, cyber and training facilities in the US and overseas.
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We can only hope that they will once again be put on display in future exhibitions where students, scholars and the general public will be welcomed to appreciate, learn from and enjoy them.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and Ron Wyden (D-OR) had struck a deal to extend CHIP, though it had to be put on hold while Republicans took a last run at Obamacare repeal.
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The substance of the administration's new policy is guaranteed to face a lawsuit — and will probably be put on hold at some point by a federal judge, as past Trump immigration actions have been.
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Shanghai (CNN Business)Huawei's plans to become the world's biggest smartphone brand will have to be put on hold, a senior company executive said, as the company faces increasing pressure from the United States.
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In May, reports surfaced that Megvii could be one of a handful of Chinese surveillance firms that could be put on a U.S. blacklist which would restrict American firms from selling technology to them.
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Kadyrov, Putin's strongest ally in the mostly Muslim North Caucasus area of southern Russia, had also said he thought the liberal opposition should be put on trial for sabotage, angering and frightening Kremlin opponents.
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Speaking of climate ... any talk of the 84-year-old trying to come back to the U.S. has to be put on ice, given the torrent of sexual assault claims against famous Hollywood types.
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The quote instantly sparked anxiety amongst fans who assumed that the project would be put on the back burner indefinitely, but, according Yang's recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, there's still reason to have hope.
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The last of the most recent generation of Beetles has already come off the production line, and will be put on display at the Volkswagen museum in Puebla near the plant that produced it.
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The hope is that the Trump-Xi meeting this weekend will "reset" relations, the existing tariffs will remain in place while the trade talks continue, but that no new tariffs will be put on.
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Microsoft was planning to push the latest October update out to all Windows 10 users next Tuesday, but that's now likely to be put on hold while investigations continue into this major deletion problem.
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One newlywed couple's special day had to be put on pause when a wedding crasher tried to steal their thunder as they shared the dance floor for the first time as husband and wife.
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While home, Teresa would have to wear an ankle bracelet – which was scheduled to be put on her by her probation officer two hours after she arrived home, Leonard told Joe in once scene.
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It should not merely be put "on pause" until Amazon figures out how to flawlessly identify residents of Black communities, where, one assumes, a majority of these AI-equipped cameras will inevitably be deployed.
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The administration asked that the injunction barring use of the reprogrammed funds be put on hold pending an appeal but the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to do so.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Sudanese demonstrated in Khartoum and other cities on Monday to call for the former ruling party to be dissolved and for ex-officials to be put on trial.
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Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya who released the video of Kasyanov in a rifle's sites, has used Stalin-era rhetoric to suggest members of the liberal opposition be put on trial for sabotage.
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Under U.S. sanctions legislation, firms outside U.S. jurisdiction can be put on a sanctions blacklist if they are deemed to be helping an entity dodge sanctions, or are doing significant transactions with that entity.
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Specifically, as concerns over the US-China trade conflict grow, most business owners who earlier in the year had expansion plans told us that those plans are now beginning to be put on hold.
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A source close to the Malaysian government said that the recent efforts to strengthen ties with Qatar, including a visit by the foreign minister last month, will probably now be put on the backburner.
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Treasury said a country would be put on the monitoring list if it met two of the criteria or if it accounted for a large and disproportionate share of the overall U.S. trade deficit.
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During a mock cross-examination to test whether O.J. should be put on the stand, O.J. mugs, grins, and smiles while he's being questioned about Nicole Brown Simpson's hospitalization and their domestic violence history.
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LR Acquisition LLC in court papers filed on Friday said distributions to Weifang GoerTek Electronics Inc should be put on hold until it surrenders design, manufacturing and technical files needed to build Lily's drone.
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WeWork reportedly might slash its valuation below $20 billion, or even postpone its IPOWeWork's biggest outside shareholder, SoftBank, is reportedly asking for the IPO to be put on hold because investors don't seem interested
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If the program's one-year mortality rate is higher than expected, possibly because surgeons are giving transplants to people who are too sick, that program could be put on probation or lose its certification.
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Dina Crupi, Prestige Academy's 25-year-old studio owner and competition-team director, had chosen the hairstyle for its versatility: It allowed various headpieces and hats to be put on and removed with ease.
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The exact images and their title were taken and screen printed in gold, to be put on display by a white male artist — David Krippendorff — and presented by the German gallery Katharina Maria Raab.
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In November, STAT News disclosed a memo in which the Department of Health and Human Services and the F.D.A. recommended that the active alkaloids in kratom be put on the permanent Schedule I list.
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A recent estimate from the Society of Critical Care Medicine said that 960,000 people may need to be put on ventilators due to the outbreak, and the U.S. only has about 200,000 of them.
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The previous president and other members of the Catalonian government are to be put on trial merely for organizing a public consultation in 2014 on independence in which more than 2.3 million Catalans participated.
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Terry Collins said the team had not decided yet if deGrom would be put on paternity leave, which would allow the team to possibly call up an extra player from Class AAA Las Vegas.
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The 59-year-old lawyer also left open the possibility that the legislation could be put on hold if a public referendum on legalizing marijuana sought by Lopez Obrador were to be authorized first.
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The complaint states that White House officials sought to bury the transcript between Trump and the Ukrainian president, directing that they be put on a secure system typically used to store especially sensitive information.
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QAMISHLI, Syria — Thousands of foreign Islamic State fighters currently held in northeastern Syria will be put on trial by a new court system as early as March, a senior Kurdish official told VICE News.
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Alongside Centrenergo, another company that stands out among some 350 targeted for privatisation is one of Ukraine's largest nitrogen fertilizer producers, Odessa Portside Plant (OPP), which could be put on the market in June.
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That's part of why, when Lockport School District in New York announced that it would install a facial recognition tool, the state's department of education called for the plan to be put on hold.
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"I hope that my campaign will mean more opportunities for our stories to be told and for books with black girls as the main character to be put on bookshelves worldwide," she tells CNN.
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In that scenario, wavering Republican senators would be put on the spot, forced to vote for a plan that for months they said they could not or risk being the Republicans who saved Obamacare.
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The cake has not escaped criticism though—the sticking point being that it's a gooey demon spawn of mayonnaise and shit, topped inconsiderately with everything that can be put on a piece of bread.
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What does it mean for Tubman to be put on the bill as a woman based on what you've seen with her relationship as a black woman, for instance, with the women's suffrage movement?
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Taken together, it's possible that Covington's legal work for Flynn -- and Flynn's own crime of lying to the FBI, pleading guilty and cooperating with Mueller -- could be put on full display at the upcoming trial.
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Earlier this year, LyondellBasell Industries Chief Executive Bob Patel told attendees at an industry conference that he expected the refinery would eventually be put on the selling block, but did not offer any time frame.
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I assume I will be put on hold, and curse at a car who almost side-swipes me — but turns out, I was directed immediately to a clinic nurse, and she heard the whole thing.
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The pipeline of plants under construction is still a hefty 50 gigawatts (GW), but a portion of these facilities may well be put on hold because of the lousy economics of electricity distribution in India.
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She said relocation decisions should also consider whether a service provided by a foreign clearing house could be replaced by companies within the EU. If not, the relocation could be put on hold, said Hubner.
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In 2013, Germany became the first European country to recognize indeterminate sex by allowing babies born with no clear gender-determining anatomy to be put on the birth register without a male or female classification.
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They will be put on display, quite literally — Bloomberg reports that the Tesla retail displays will be 12 feet tall and 7 feet wide, and that some locations will have visual demonstrations of the products.
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"I've been asked twice to go on The Bachelor — and once in Canada as well —and I was like, 'It would literally be my nightmare to be put on display and dated out,'" he says.
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U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres in Manhattan said Lauren Bonner's employment agreement "clearly and unmistakably" calls for an arbitrator to decide whether her claims should be arbitrated, requiring that Bonner's lawsuit be put on hold.
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CEO Elon Musk tweeted after the December landing that the Falcon 9 was not damaged and could be relaunched if it needed to, but the company said it will likely be put on display instead.
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This small, attachable disc — about the size of a quarter and just 3.5mm thick — can be put on a pair of keys, phone or pretty much anything else and acts as a radar of sorts.
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The jacket eventually made it back to the United States, but Player told CNBC it was stolen this year while being packed up and sent back to South Africa to be put on honorary display.
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In a lengthy email dated August 20113th, 22011, Sangrey laid out a series of restrictions that could be put on Pinto's movements in the museum, including specifying certain exits and entrances that he would use.
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"There was a popular response also that Connecticut was changing as a result of the two casinos and the brakes should be put on before other tribes were recognized and new casinos established," he said.
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The state's attorney told the Star the child wouldn't go to jail in any scenario, but said they could be "put on probation for at least five years but not beyond the age of 21."
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"It falls on the Department of Telecommunications to take the recommendations and turn them into licensing conditions to be put on telecom providers," Gupta said, adding there was no time frame to implement the recommendations.
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The emphasis should be put on enlisting families and communities to protect themselves and eliminate from their homes the mosquitoes that carry the disease, which has spread rapidly in Brazil and Latin America, it said.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 21 (Reuters) - The collapse of talks on a new German government means that the euro zone's ambitious plans for deeper economic integration could be put on hold, euro zone officials said on Tuesday.
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Assange fears Sweden will extradite him to the United States, where he could be put on trial over WikiLeaks' publication of classified military and diplomatic documents, one of the largest information leaks in U.S. history.
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Pineapple has long been a highly controversial pizza topping, but in recent weeks, the debate over whether or not it's acceptable for this tropical fruit to be put on a pizza has really heated up.
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That means new FCC hardware and device testing and approval will grind to a halt, management of wireless spectrum will be suspended, and any ongoing investigations or merger review inquiries will be put on hold.
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"He was going to be put on the spot, anyway, explaining why he was keeping the deal alive without these improvements," said Philip H. Gordon, a senior National Security Council official in the Obama administration.
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Until a funding deal is worked out, scores of federal agencies across the country will be unable to operate, and hundreds of thousands of "non-essential" federal workers will be put on temporary unpaid leave.
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If someone living in Los Angeles needs a new liver, they will be put on a waitlist of 3,253 people in Region 5, which includes the states of California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
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Ms. Bachelet turned a spotlight on Saudi Arabia, where the government announced last week that women's rights activists detained last year would be put on trial but did not specify a date or the charges.
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"E-commerce companies are the ones creating all this waste, so the onus of recycling it has to be put on them as well," environment secretary C.K. Mishra told Indian outlet Economic Times last week.
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But he added that the church hopes it will be put on display in a museum, and that part of the sale may go to the Keith Haring Foundation or a cause Haring cared about.
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But a grieving British family is calling for the whole thing to be put on ice — at least until the U.S. hands over an alleged CIA agent who is a suspect in their son's death.
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Associated Press reported an unnamed source said Perry had pushed for Bleyzer to be put on the board of Naftogaz, the Ukrainian state oil and gas company, after meeting with Ukrainian officials during his visit.
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Once issued, it requires another member state to arrest and extradite a criminal suspect, or sentenced criminal, to the state which has issued the warrant so the person can be put on trial or detained.
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The weekend rallies suggest that maybe we are at a turning point, and yet, while scores of Democratic politicians showed up at the rallies, their proposals could be put on the head of a pin.
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Here's the exchange between Vindman and Democratic counsel Dan Goldman: GOLDMAN: Was it intended to be put on the highly classified system by the lawyers or was it a mistake that it was put there?
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"I wanted the baby to be put on my chest right away, because I just had her, and I worked really hard for that moment, and they didn't," Stephani said, recalling that day in 230.
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In December, the court ordered that the Alabama ruling be put on hold while the woman, named in court papers as V.L., filed a formal appeal of the September ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court.
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Once RUSADA meets all the conditions, the agency will be put on a form of probation that would require it to fulfill some post-compliance conditions, including the continued funding of the two international experts.
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The governor has several campaign stops on his schedule for tomorrow in South Carolina, but those will be put on hold while he considers his next steps after a difficult loss in New Hampshire tonight.
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After approval by the lower house, the impeachment process was passed to the Senate, where a Senate committee recommended on Friday that the president be put on trial by the full chamber for breaking budget laws.
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Dr. Holt is more hesitant because he is the one who would actually do the surgery and thinks the real attention should be put on him, not the three girls who don't even have medical degrees.
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In that suit, Cohen is arguing that the litigation she filed against him should be put on hold because the criminal investigation of him means that proceeding could implicate his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination.
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Europe has received no assurance that U.S. auto tariffs would be put on hold during the discussions, but believed the European bloc would not be affected by such tariffs while the talks were ongoing, Malmström said.
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BR-262/381 in the state of Minas Gerais, sometimes called the "Road of Death" because its poor condition has contributed to lethal accidents, will also be put on the privatization list next month, he said.
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ROME (Reuters) - Venice should be put on the United Nations' list of endangered cities and cruise ships should be banned from its fragile lagoon to prevent an ecological disaster, Italy's main conservation group said on Monday.
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Without an infusion of new money, no matter how temporary, hundreds of thousands of "non-essential" federal workers may be put on furlough, while "essential" employees, dealing with public safety and national security, would continue working.
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"The 4G launch had to actually be put on hold, so Kyivstar lost ground to competitors because of our obligations to comply with the denial order," said one of the sources, a senior executive at Veon.
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It is the latest station to be put on the market in recent months as cattlemen capitalize on favorable market conditions with upbeat beef export forecasts, good weather and a strong location, close to Asian markets.
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"I am going to fight again before the end of the year," the Briton told reporters at a news conference to announce the first event to be put on by his new promotion company Hayemaker Ringstar.
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Catalonia's leader Carles Puigdemont had balked on Tuesday at making a formal declaration of independence, saying the plan would be put on hold and that he instead wanted talks with Spain's government over the region's future.
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The outlet reported the buyer had no connection to Franklin and that there "are no other Detroit properties" that the Queen of Soul owned when she died that are left to be put on the market.
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With lawmakers soon to be preoccupied with legislation to raise the country's debt ceiling and keep the government funded beyond September, it is unclear how quickly the tax changes will be put on the legislative agenda.
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In this YouTube world, it can sometimes feel that not only does every proposal have to be put on video, but it has to be better and more elaborate than the one that came before it.
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The show's curatorial team meets three times a week at the organization's Harlem storefront space, where they discuss what works will be put on display, how to organize the collection, and how to frame each work.
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Given that many thought the auto industry had peaked before Harvey hit, Cramer saw the rise in General Motors and other auto stocks as a sign that the "peak auto" thesis would be put on hold.
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Federal prosecutors have asked for two civil cases against J.P. Morgan Chase be put on hold until they have finished a related criminal prosecution involving current and former precious metals traders at the nation's largest bank.
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Buhari, a former military ruler, said in August he would study a judicial inquiry report recommending that soldiers who killed hundreds of Shi'ites in December should be put on trial, but no decision has been announced.
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The US leader has just finished a two-week tour of Asia, including a stop in Beijing, during which he called for greater diplomatic pressure to be put on North Korea to abandon its nuclear program.
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The Senate version of the NDAA does not include the creation of the Space Corps, meaning it's still possible the plan will be put on hold when the two chambers reconcile their versions of the bill.
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"A particular emphasis should be put on events in the coming days in connection with beach and club parties celebrating the New Year where a concentration of tourists will be high," part of the warning said.
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In the latest report on so-called antimicrobial resistance, published on Thursday, the head of the review, British treasury minister Jim O'Neill, said more focus should be put on using existing vaccines and developing new ones.
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Years ago, when my doctor told me I might need to be put on the organ list for a third transplant, I responded by leaving town the next day for a summer internship in New York.
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"These companies will be put on notice that the UAW will use any and all measures to protect our brothers and sisters who are working in their facilities," wrote UAW President Rory Gamble in the letter.
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But in January, Spears, 37, said that the residency would be put on hold and she would begin an "indefinite work hiatus," citing the declining health of her father, who had recently suffered a ruptured colon.
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Before he was elected, President Trump expressed reluctance about the move to replace Jackson with Tubman, calling it "pure political correctness" and suggesting she be put on the $21 bill, a far less common denomination, instead.
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She recommended that they not show at court, and tried electronically filing continuance requests for the case to be put on the next available court docket with ICE, which unlike EOIR does not require paper filing.
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Argentina started this game with Aguero, Di María and Messi on the field, a trio worth many hundreds of millions of dollars, if any price at all can be put on the last of the three.
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In his news conference, Mr. Schumer said the president and his Republican allies were eager for a short trial because they did not want the president's actions to be put on display for everyone to see.
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"The people of India...can see through the diversionary drama of the ruling party, and realize that jobs, economy and issues of farmers can only be put on track by the Congress party," Jha told Reuters.
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Specifically, President Trump reportedly was willing to release the military aid to Ukraine that he had ordered to be put on hold, but only in return for a public announcement that Ukraine would investigate the Bidens.
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He made clear that he was in favor of limiting the number of people with access to it but that he did not specifically request it be put on the server where it ultimately wound up.
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New business plans may be put on ice, such as de la Rosa's neighbor who was preparing to open a bistro bar and other friends who bought and remodeled apartments to list on Airbnb, she says.
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"(Tillerson's) working against the unified view of our intelligence agencies, which say there's no amount of pressure that can be put on them to stop," Senator Bob Corker told a hearing at the chamber on Thursday.
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" Norman Reedus: [On shooting the final scene of Season 6 and the beginning of Season 7] "It's a weird feeling to be that powerless when we've always fought so hard — to be put on your knees.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The Negative Outlook reflects the following risk factors that may, individually or collectively, result in a downgrade: - Slippage in the budget deficit, reducing confidence that debt/GDP can be put on a downward trajectory.
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Mayor Sylvester Turner said at a press conference Monday there is "absolutely no reason why anyone should not call" for help, and that the anti-sanctuary bill SB4 should be put "on the shelf" during rescue efforts.
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With only a few jars remaining in the house last fall, Bean — who had five Twitter followers at the time — tweeted to the family's grocery store, Lidl, asking for his favorite food to be put on sale.
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"You're excited to go to prom, and you're excited to get your makeup done, and we have to use something that isn't meant to be put on all of your face, because nothing else works for you."
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The electoral compulsions mean that major economic reforms, such as tax cuts for bigger companies and plans to bring down the budget deficit, could be put on hold at least until after the election, the sources said.
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Every future trade agreement, among them the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) between America and 11 other Asia-Pacific countries, and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) with the European Union (EU), will be put on hold.
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In his brief, Clement says, for example, that while he thinks the entire appeals court opinion should be put on hold, he is only asking for relief for those parts he argues would alter the status quo.
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Individual sanctions could come within days or else be delayed until after the July 30 vote, but no final decisions have been made and such actions could still be put on hold, one U.S. official told Reuters.
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Lufthansa, Germany&aposs largest airline, said around 7,000 passengers were affected by flight delays and cancellations and that it had booked 2,000 hotel rooms as a precaution in case people couldn&apost be put on later aircraft.
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But from the Communist perspective, the social revolution had to be put on hold if it were not to be completely and permanently defeated by the Nationalists, and that led them to set aside other ethical commitments.
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ROME (Reuters) - Pressure should be put on Turkey to make sure the rule of law is upheld there amid a fierce crackdown on suspected plotters in a failed coup, Italy's Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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While pigments, with roughly 100 million to 150 million Swiss francs in core earnings, are first in line, the other two units are going to be put on the block at a later stage, the sources said.
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"Identity will not move to the blockchain if this means personal data will be put on a public permissionless blockchain (distributed ledger technology in its purest form), as this is now widely considered bad practice," she said.
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This, of course, doesn't mean that any user who posts about the series will be put on suicide watch — but moderators will thoroughly review any posts about the show that have been flagged by concerned Facebook users.
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Medicare could be put on a sounder financial footing by finely controlling the soaring prices of prescription drugs and implementing other cost-saving measures in the provision of care – which the Affordable Care Act set in motion.
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Assange says he fears Sweden will extradite him to the United States, where he could be put on trial over WikiLeaks' publication of classified military and diplomatic documents, one of the largest information leaks in U.S. history.
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It also expects to form joint ventures at seven onshore projects recently submitted to the regulator to be put on the auction schedule, and plans to convert up to 22 service contracts into farmouts and other contracts.
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Raskin also keeps two Torah scrolls at the Cyprus Jewish Community Center in the southern coastal town of Larnaca that will eventually be put on display at the museum, which will be built adjacent to the center.
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After her younger son was killed in 2013, she said, the police came by and told her and her son's widow that the grandchildren, despite being in kindergarten and elementary school, would be put on watch lists.
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" She added, "I was 15 when we shot this, and it was a big task to be put on a 15-year-old girl's shoulders to die in Game of Thrones... he just walked me through it.
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He was given 15 minutes to pay before his grandson would be put on a bus to jail, an impossible feat for a man who is legally blind, has a pacemaker and uses a walker, he said.
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But the industry can be put on the defensive when it releases this sort of high-profile exploitation fare, which critics have pilloried, giving the movie a dismal 15% approval rating on the movie-review site Rottentomatoes.
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But the more ominous aspects of the sector will grab attention, making these companies poorly suited for a quiet public life or expansion overseas, particularly in the West, where greater value tends to be put on privacy.
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"Special focus will be put on countries where the testing programme is non-compliant - Kenya, Russia and Mexico," the IOC said in a statement on its pre-Olympic testing programme after an Executive Board meeting on Wednesday.
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Annalena Baerbock, leader of the left-leaning Greens party, called for all German arms deliveries to Saudi Arabia to "be put on ice immediately" and urged Kaeser and other executives to cancel their participation in the conference.
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LONDON — Oxford University, which recently came under fire from student protesters urging the removal of a statue of the imperialist Cecil Rhodes, announced on Thursday that a diverse set of portraits would soon be put on display.
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Most of all, students and others must be put on alert that there really is fake news — false information deliberately planted by malevolent actors — and that they need to be on guard against propaganda masquerading as truth.
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Since one injunction remains in place for now, the ban can't take effect just yet — but given the Supreme Court's decision on Tuesday, that lower court's injunction is likely to be put on hold soon as well.
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Noonan requested the bill be put on hold for six months while being scrutinized but three more opposition parties and groups said they would support the legislation, making it likely Noonan's amendment would not be accepted by parliament.
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A conference scheduled for next month in Bahrain to discuss about the economic aspects of the plan is set to go ahead as planned, but the political aspects of the plan may have to be put on hold.
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Eyes will be on Tottenham Hotspur forward Son Heung-min whose career could be put on hold due to South Korea's military service laws if he does not lead his team to a second consecutive soccer gold medal.
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The lawmakers behind the letter — which coincided with the birthdays of the BBC and Britain's Channel 4 — called on him to give the matter parliamentary time, indicating that such legislation could be put on the agenda for debate.
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Though she had vowed in "Dragonstone" that she would carry out her mission to kill Cersei, it now appears that the queen's demise will be put on hold while Arya forges a plan to get back to Winterfell.
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SpaceX had also been planning to relaunch one of its landed rockets for the first time before the end of last year, a big milestone in its quest for reusability; that too had to be put on pause.
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That 'onesie' is definitely NOT safe in a car seat," while another wrote, "There shouldn't be that much space in between the legs and the straps and bulky snowsuits/jacket shouldn't be put on in the car seat.
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Before it could receive the final impact statement, though, rare earth prices cratered — neodymium fell from about $85/kg to about $46 in 2016 (it's now at $75/kg) — and the project had to be put on hold.
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Dogs that bite people are reported to the health department, and will be put on a 10-day quarantine if they were vaccinated for rabies, just to be sure they don't come down with any signs of rabies.
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It was released to the media and Rivlin said during a ceremony at his official residence to mark the remembrance day that he would like the document to be put on display at Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial.
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The high court said in two similar one-page orders that lower court rulings that partly blocked the latest ban should be put on hold while federal appeals courts in San Francisco and Richmond, Virginia weigh the cases.
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"The attitude of both the Russian Federation and Belarus toward this criminal case is known and is obvious: these countries do not want their citizens to be put on trial," presiding judge Ainora Kornelija Maceviciene told the court.
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The company also expects to form joint ventures at seven onshore projects recently submitted to the regulator to be put on the auction schedule, and plans to convert up to 22 service contracts into farmouts and other contracts.
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Officials have hoped to finish off the transition by late 2016, but those plans would likely have to be put on hold if the rider again gets added to a final funding deal that reaches President Obama's desk.
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Tango in the Park has grown to include a portable dance floor that can be put on top of most surfaces, from a concrete path along the Willamette River to a patch of grass in the abundant parks.
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Lawyers for Hunter and state Republicans have questioned the timing of the indictment, which came just days after the state's Republican primary and after it was too late for another GOP candidate to be put on the ballot.
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In 2014, the University of Sheffield invented solar cells in spray form, and in early 2016, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology created a transparent film capable of stocking solar energy that could be put on windows or fabric.
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The worst case scenario is, we go to escalation and the big tariffs get put on in December, which were threatened to be put on, that's gonna spell a lot of trouble for the economy, globally, in 2020.
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Although the thoughtful opinion from the Office of Legal Counsel is persuasive in establishing that a president cannot be put on trial, it addresses only briefly the question of whether he could simply be indicted but not tried.
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Related: US declares health emergency in Puerto Rico over Zika outbreak In order to be put on a waitlist at a hospital, a patient must undergo medical evaluations and testing that can cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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In other words, you propose a question be put on the form, the Census Bureau goes out and tests it, they decide whether it works or not, and then there's a public comment period, hearings in Congress, etc.
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For the study, participants kept track of their migraine headache frequency and severity for four weeks before being randomly assigned to receive true acupuncture treatment, sham acupuncture treatment or to be put on a waiting list for treatment.
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The House launched a formal impeachment inquiry into Trump last week amid the whistleblower's allegations against Trump and reports that White House officials pushed for a transcript of the call to be put on a highly classified server.
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Unfortunately for Christie's, the painting was withdrawn after the owners, the drinks company Diageo, and the National Galleries of Scotland reached a £8 million agreement that should allow the painting to be put on permanent display in Scotland.
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Shulkin, according to the memo, which was previously reported by The New York Times and The Washington Post, should be "put on notice" to leave after more of the President's key VA initiatives were in place, Leinenkugel wrote.
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"We have some leverage that's been discussed in terms of the amount of aid and military assistance we give them, their status as non-NATO alliance partner - all of that can be put on the table," he said.
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But on the eve of its enactment, judges in Hawaii and Maryland ruled that it should be put on hold too, because it hadn't done enough to assuage the legal and constitutional concerns that the first version raised.
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