With this extension, many of those links would be restored.
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The sisters remain hopeful that their streak will be restored.
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The company estimated service would be restored by 1 a.m.
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Then, they think, sanity will be restored to the universe.
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If they reverse the decision, your post will be restored.
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He said service would be restored within around three hours.
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Payments do not guarantee that access will ever be restored.
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It is now mitigated and app function should be restored.
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Farmland must be restored so food can be grown again.
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If that is the case, Sherman's credibility will be restored.
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How long will it take for confidence to be restored?
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City officials could not say when service would be restored.
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A judge ruled last week that DACA must be restored.
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The unit should now be restored to its factory settings.
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History, memory and dignity must to be restored to artefacts.
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That's why the funding must be restored by the administration.
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Democracy cannot be restored until the two regimes are decoupled.
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If a board overruled Facebook, the post would be restored.
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"Pay parity with England can be restored," he told lawmakers.
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And there's no sense when those things might be restored.
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Service would be restored as "conditions permit," the agency said.
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It says they allow services and security to be restored.
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It took 11 minutes for the account to be restored.
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Should the subsidies be restored at any time after Nov.
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Gartner's mark needs to be restored in the record books.
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Ideally, it would be restored to a fully working state.
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After nearly a century, all those deleted pieces will be restored.
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And with electricity yet to be restored, the heat is sapping.
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Access to roads and ports may be restored by Monday afternoon.
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The original, hyperbolic shape will be restored, as will Rhett Butler.
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In Michigan, power might not be restored for everyone until Tuesday.
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Yet, even if she did, trust would still not be restored.
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The pipeline's operator said full service will be restored this week.
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Every woman deserves to be restored in mind, body and spirit.
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However, Touch ID capabilities will not be restored, for security reasons.
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They promised that 2 million barrels could be restored on Monday.
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Among other things, Mr. Gatling's voting rights were to be restored.
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If traditional Republican principles are to be restored, reform is essential.
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The balance of power has been upset—it must be restored.
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Sexual function can be restored with a penile prosthetic placed inside.
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I think it's quite likely that it's going to be restored.
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The governing codes of conduct that were shattered will be restored.
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She did not know how soon the site could be restored.
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It is the last of the damaged works to be restored.
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Linghan's sight is expected to be restored in about a month.
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Some say if gun ownership is restricted, peace will be restored.
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The public's confidence in the nation's spy catchers would be restored.
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The dollarization rules followed by the unity government should be restored.
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Chances are the correlation might be restored as wage growth accelerates.
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Had they ever seen a manic patient take lithium and be restored?
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The originals can be restored at any time, should you need them.
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He predicted electricity would be restored to most homes by Sunday evening.
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She is also seeking her name to be restored to Khloe Kardashian.
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A spokesman for Chad's foreign affairs ministry confirmed relations would be restored.
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Google's score in the index, released earlier Thursday, will now be restored.
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" He said that on Inauguration Day in 2017, "Safety will be restored.
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Power has yet to be restored and aftershocks have rattled jangled nerves.
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It is in everyone's interest for stability to be restored in Nicaragua.
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Your faith in crossovers will be restored and your heart will sing.
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"Law and order will be restored everywhere," Collomb said in a statement.
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Certainly, the socioeconomic range the building once fostered can never be restored.
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The Republican platform states that solvency should be restored without tax increases.
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"Tariff-free trade will be restored in these products," the statement said.
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Computer networks taken offline can, with work, be restored to regular operations.
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"I thought it would be restored a lot sooner," Mr. Helfenberger said.
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Access appeared to be restored early Friday morning UTC, the data suggests.
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However, this authority must be restored to its original purpose and scope.
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It's expected to be restored once operators are notified of the judge's decision.
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Officials estimate that it could take months for the island to be restored.
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UNHCR reports that at least 40,000 homes need to be restored or rebuilt.
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"Public trust in the FCC won't be restored until O'Rielly resigns," he said.
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There's nothing currently to suggest that Bullet's app won't also soon be restored.
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Once the correct cleaning methods were identified, the paint surface could be restored.
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Thomas Gainsborough's "Blue Boy" will be restored for the oil painting's 250th anniversary.
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" It also says the "private sector participation in student financing should be restored.
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New checkpoints will be built, and existing ones will be restored and upgraded.
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He said water and energy services would be restored as soon as possible.
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Why did that happen, and how important is it that it be restored?
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For the One True Way to be restored, Clintonism had to be delegitimized.
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Her career working to prevent nuclear proliferation cannot be restored by presidential fiat.
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And there was no word on Monday when internet service would be restored.
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The court did not rule whether the internet is to be restored immediately.
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" It goes on to say, "At Stanford as everywhere, civility must be restored.
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He predicted electricity would be restored to most without power by Sunday evening.
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After all, once these sensitive habitats are damaged, they often can't be restored.
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There is no reason to believe that the old system can be restored.
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Its interior, to be restored, features original moldings, mantels, floors and oversized windows.
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But as his cat's name hints, the past can never truly be restored.
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The question is whether that idealized past can — or even should — be restored.
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Some buildings will be scrapped, while others will be restored to their industrial glory.
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Other people in Monterey County have been waiting days for electricity to be restored.
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No word on if/when power will be restored and people let back in.
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Not everything that was lost can be restored to exactly the way it was.
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Amsterdam's financial center would not be restored to its pre-crisis scale, Ollongren said.
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It could take 210 days before water services would be restored, the experts estimated.
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All of your backed up deleted messages and media files should now be restored.
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It was unclear when services from the third main operator, Zain, would be restored.
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He said the election had been badly managed and stability needed to be restored.
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Once this is safely completed, some of the capacity would be restored, Enbridge said.
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Who could blame those who assume that somehow, some time, order will be restored?
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It was understood that the artwork would be restored and placed on public display.
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It's comforting to know that normalcy will be restored in the very near future.
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Your health will also be restored, you will feel yourself reborn with new enthusiasm.
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However, the governor's power to appoint a CEO would be restored in September 2019.
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So she set out to see what would happen if they could be restored.
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Just push in whichever button is sticking out and the power should be restored.
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In the long run, diplomatic ties could be restored between Beijing and the Vatican.
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Trump eventually said he would grant Gallagher clemency and ensure his rank be restored.
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Authorities for the U.S. territory said they expected power to be restored later Tuesday.
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The American people want trust to be restored at the Justice Department and FBI.
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If democracy is to be restored in Venezuela, foreign actors need to step aside.
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Large swaths of the Bahamas' wiring has been wiped out and must be restored.
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Until now, Muslims had largely remained quiet, hoping that sectarian relations could be restored.
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Just like his shattered watch, that lost time is something that cannot be restored.
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UTP borrowers are yet to be declared insolvent and can be restored to health.
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"Someone fears our truth," Maduro said, while he waited for the power to be restored.
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Two years later, doctors say there's virtually no chance the women's vision will be restored.
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She hopes the ship will be restored and able to sail again in the future.
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Victims haven't requested investigations but they want their systems to be restored, the official said.
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And fare cuts could be restored if Uber decides they aren't having the desired effect.
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They will be restored to single persons on June 23, 2018, according to the documents.
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At one point, Jackson Lee was interrupted and asked for her time to be restored.
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If you previously had save data for that title, it should be restored right away.
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And whether the place can ever be restored to the map seems an open question.
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Whether the old aura – and the old order – will be restored remains to be seen.
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All you have to do is log back in and everything will be restored again.
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They think that the civic bargain has been broken but that it can be restored.
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PG&E has not offered a concrete timetable on when the power will be restored.
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But climate change has raised new questions about what precisely land should be restored to.
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Her park is based in Callaway, where power might not be restored until next week.
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"There is, at least, the potential for EEG [brain activity] to be restored," Farahany says.
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Ricardo Rosselló's claim last month that the island's power would be restored to "normalcy" by now.
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Which is to say: White manhood, and the confidence that naturally accompanies it, would be restored.
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Its website projects that 80% would be restored by Monday and a full 100% by Wednesday.
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It's not clear when full power will be restored, or how much damage the fire caused.
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If chaos already reigns, and order needs to be restored, who decides what "order" looks like?
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However, an official of the Kuwaiti state refiner said output would be restored in coming days.
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Some mobile phone connections are set to be restored on Monday, the government said on Saturday.
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Nuclear power output at Ringhals 2 will be restored at the end of April, it said.
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The hope is that most of the site has survived, or at least can be restored.
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The American right thinks the country needs to be restored—made great again, whatever that means.
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Developers claim that the land can be restored and show examples where this has taken place.
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Hunt added that the Justice Department "does not know when funding will be restored" by Congress.
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They could be restored by a wealthy buyer willing to pick up the $50 million tab.
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His rep said Tom hopes his "good name will be restored" once an investigation is completed.
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And there is still hope in the future that the subspecies might be restored through IVF.
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What if characters who died could be restored to the people who loved and missed them?
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Officials said Tuesday night that it could be several days before gas service would be restored.
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We do not know when the power will be restored or when the floodwaters will recede.
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Mr. Pappas said he hoped the house would be restored and made open to the public.
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Populations can be restored by planting more trees, ceasing burning and building fences to block livestock.
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She said power should be restored to most of the island within 26 to 210 hours.
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She said power should be restored to most of the island within 26 to 210 hours.
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So there is no guarantee that were it to lapse, it would be restored as quickly.
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Iran's oil minister told state television the market was oversupplied but expected balance to be restored.
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There's order in the family; then some element creates chaos; then order has to be restored.
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That effort calls for 350 million hectares of degraded land worldwide to be restored by 2030.
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National Review editor Charles C.W. Cooke tweeted that Mueller's press conference made clear "why Congress must be restored" as a legislative body and a check on the executive branch (of which the Justice Department is a part.) Today underscored once again why Congress must be restored.
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"We anticipate that additional systems and functions will be restored throughout the next several days," it added.
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The government has yet to say whether an old 18-month limit on conscription will be restored.
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"I call for law and order to be restored," Deputy Prime Minister Demeke Mekonnen told the crowd.
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The capacity is due to be restored just weeks ahead of Alcoa's new electricity supply agreement beginning.
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The clock sculpture has been returned to the artist, who will determine whether it can be restored.
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She also requested for her name to be restored to Jenna Dewan, instead of Jenna Dewan Tatum.
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That's the part of Coco's memory that Warren thinks is most likely to be restored by music.
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Whether labour power must be restored—or the influence of giant firms curtailed—he does not say.
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Pebble is steeped in tradition, and the winning cars need to be restored to period-correct perfection.
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A senior official with Iran's central bank also told Reuters the transaction links would soon be restored.
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Oil output from the array of Kutubu complex fields is expected to be restored gradually through April.
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"We aim to be restored back to Category 1 by March," Transport Minister Arkom Termpittayapaisith told reporters.
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"There's no reason to believe he won't be restored to competency and will stand trial," she said.
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Perhaps 700-800 miles of lines closed by Beeching will be restored in total, says Mr Austin.
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Estimates are one to three years before water and sewer service could be restored on the coast.
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Economists expect growth lost in the second quarter will be restored in the third as rebuilding begins.
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What is needed is a move towards a commercial relationship where trust and confidence can be restored.
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"I don't know how long it takes," said Bonsey, "for some of that balance to be restored."
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Damascus calls them reconciliation deals and says it allows services to be restored in the wrecked towns.
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Trump insisted that Gallagher's rank be restored, and he will now retire as a chief petty officer.
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Its paralysis means power is unlikely to be restored nationally until Tuesday at the earliest, he said.
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The good news is that the acoustic environment can be restored with no lingering impacts, says Fristrup.
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Ricardo A. Rosselló — Ms. Aguilera said she had no idea when the power grid might be restored.
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But those rights could be restored for all by building a robot lawyer that's affordable to everyone.
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Women say the fact that sensation and sexual arousal will not be restored is not made clear.
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The threats they face need to be taken more seriously and the budget cuts must be restored.
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I submit that confidence in the Max aircraft will be restored long before our confidence in Boeing.
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Power is expected to be restored by the end of the day for the 4,000 residents affected.
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"It's possible that after a year of very strong rains, those aquifers could be restored," she says.
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By listening to the grievances of laborers, professionals, and communities, the faith in capitalism can be restored.
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The source tells us ... despite Trump's victory, the names of the Trump markers will not be restored.
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MH: How can some of these most famous Roman ruins be restored after ISIS blew them up?
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As for the granite sarcophagus, Ahram Online reports that it will be restored and moved to the museum.
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If we've made a mistake, we will notify you, and your post, photo or video will be restored.
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Fox Business host Trish Regan said the chants were "not right" and called for civility to be restored.
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Given that the storm isn't even over, it's too early to know how quickly electricity will be restored.
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Under the law, once the validity of their birth certificate had been established, their nationality could be restored.
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The promise of widespread carnage is explicit, and the idea that normalcy can be restored is seemingly gone.
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Blindness isn't cured, but in some cases it appears that vision can be restored using these new approaches.
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"All the models that previously existed about where forest can be restored disregard whether they should," he said.
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They didn't say when the service would be restored, nor whether the suspension might affect their financial performance.
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Under the proposal, the voting rights of people convicted of murder or sex crimes would not be restored.
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Energy Minister Alfonso Cusi promised that power would be restored quickly in badly hit Camarines and Albay provinces.
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A total of 52 percent of respondents to the survey believed the payments should be restored by Congress.
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"We just want the problem in Catalonia to end and for national unity to be restored," she said.
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More than 100 million hectares (386,000 sq miles) of land in the country can be restored, WRI estimates.
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Judge Hall ordered that the lawyers' visiting period—8am until 8pm, seven days a week—be restored immediately.
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"Offutt's RC-135 mission crew simulators should be restored to limited capability in approximately six weeks," Worley said.
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The Speaker's words were stricken from the record only to be restored minutes later in a controversial vote.
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The reckless undermining of air, water, health, and climate protections must stop — and those safeguards must be restored.
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We are working to reinstate all videos affected and our catalogue to be restored to full working order.
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She became part of the chorus of environmentalists that ever since has demanded that the canyon be restored.
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There are plenty of worthy shows to be restored, even if not the work of such prominent artists.
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After burying the dead and cleaning up the ruins, water, electricity, and phone lines have to be restored.
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I find it hard to believe that I'm going to be restored back to 100 percent after this.
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Trust needs to be restored with communities and governments, and we must expand efforts to protect health workers.
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The company said it was not yet possible to tell individual customers when their service would be restored.
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"You'll either find another job or get some government assistance or your job may be restored," Parks said.
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There's cleanup to do and repairs to make — and many are still waiting for power to be restored.
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"It would be wonderful if the headstones could be restored and returned to the original graveyard," she said.
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African-Americans make up more than half of Louisiana residents whose rights would be restored, according to Nichanian.
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Conversation can triumph over conflict, calm can be restored, and trust can be rebuilt within the community. Mrs.
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Some veteran employees remain loyal to the airline and hope it can be restored to its former glory.
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He received no jail time for his conviction, and Trump shortly after ordered his rank to be restored.
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The entire town of Franklin and neighboring Bremond lost electricity, with power expected to be restored Saturday night.
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Combined with other controls, the new practice means "an acceptable level of safety can be restored," EASA said.
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A corollary to that question is: Can or should they be restored and, if so, to what extent?
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However, he said some of the fallen columns were not destroyed and could be restored using modern conservation techniques.
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Should it fail, the rules could still be restored by an ongoing lawsuit filed by 23 state attorneys general.
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Holt, who took Kaplan's last name when they wed, requested in the documents that her former name be restored.
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Liberum analyst Gerald Khoo was not optimistic about the outlook for the dividend to be restored to former levels.
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Hundreds of drivers descended on Uber's headquarters in Queens on Monday to demand that the old rates be restored.
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And so this weakness will ultimately lead to his departure, and democracy and prosperity will be restored in Venezuela.
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A statement said the balconies will be restored and the area included in a tour open to the public.
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The Dutch team might someday be restored to its former glory, but it may need a similarly lengthy rehabilitation.
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"Some of the power that was stripped away from cities is maybe going to be restored back," he says.
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Slovak oil refinery Slovnaft said supplies of clean oil transported via the pipeline should be restored from mid-May.
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Yiannopoulos then emailed Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey asking for his verification to be restored in return for better behavior.
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It's only the build-up to kick-off that allows calm to be restored on the streets of Marseille.
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But under that approach, net neutrality could just be restored when Democrats take back the White House, some say.
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Their voting rights can be restored on a case-by-case basis only by the governor or a court.
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Be careful, however, as once you delete a Google Group, there is no way that it can be restored.
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Credible civilian oversight of the police has to be a factor if community trust is ever to be restored.
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In some cases, the piece could be restored intact, but angled in a way that produced a flatter profile.
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It advised victims not to pay the extortion, saying that doing so did not guarantee access would be restored.
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Officials in Puerto Rico expect power to be restored to 95 percent of customers across the island by April.
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Romanesque Hall, which is to be restored under the government's plan, is part of the museum, not the square.
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Gartlemann is examining which can be restored and returned to the house, and which will need to be recreated.
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Schools will have to be repaired; bridges and roads will have to be rebuilt; electrical grids must be restored.
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Most residents are waiting for local services to be restored before they leave their humanitarian aid camps and return.
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"Although our relationship is strained, I hope someday that it will be restored," the former senator told Judge Wood.
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And though landlines largely work, there was still no word on Saturday on when internet service would be restored.
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The government has not said when internet will be restored, despite calls from civil society and the United Nations.
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It seemed that the triumphalism of post-World War II America that President Kennedy had symbolized could be restored.
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But he said White House counsel Pat Cipollone later called to say Trump would order Gallagher's rank be restored.
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Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao has said the funds will be restored once a safety commission is in place.
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For the benefit of the people of Puerto Rico, it is important that access to financial markets be restored.
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And they must clear houses rigged with explosive booby traps so civilians can return and services can be restored.
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Many of those are likely to be restored by Congress, but the budget battles will drag out for months.
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" If it did not, he wrote, "their hope for some years of life outside prison walls must be restored.
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The issue has reportedly been resolved and power is expected to be restored to the Central Hall in ~25 minutes.
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A raft of other military and diplomatic channels opened during the Obama administration's first-term "reset" would also be restored.
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The Red Cross helped the family for a time, but it became clear their building would not be restored soon.
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There's no estimate on when service will be restored, but Amazon says it is "actively working on remediating the issue."
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The power was turned off in phases through Saturday night and will begin to be restored Monday, the utility said.
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If not, he will "buy the camper I always wanted" and live in it until his house can be restored.
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Calais Mayor Natacha Bouchart, who backs the protesters, insisted on BFM TV that public order in Calais must be restored.
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"Confidence in the election results can only be restored by a transparent verification polling station by polling station," she continued.
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for the ceasefire to be restored to enable humanitarian relief to be delivered.
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Although posts containing hate speech are among the most appealed types of content, they're the least likely to be restored.
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There are plenty of castles along the Wall that could be restored so the Free Folk could have somewhere safe.
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This ensures that only by bringing together all chunks can the original file or any of its parts be restored.
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"I am not able to provide you with an exact timeline on when all systems will be restored," Young said.
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Currently, the town is in complete darkness as electricity infrastructure is yet to be restored and government presence is skeletal.
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Just as problems can be solved, people—created in the image of God, with purpose and potential—can be restored.
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The Robin also downgrades photos to screen resolution to clear up space; these can be restored really easily as well.
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Beaumont City Manager Kyle Hayes said he is unable to provide a timeline for when the water will be restored.
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Her assumption of the presidency was legal, it ruled, because Mr Morales had fled and order needed to be restored.
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Ricardo Rosselló said he hopes that power will be restored to 95% of the island's energy grid by December 15.
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If we follow Trump's trade policies, the result will not be restored American greatness, but rather accelerated decline and stagnation.
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Whether our political community can be restored remains to be seen — but that is not likely in the short term.
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Most of that system has yet to be restored, and the energy infrastructure must be rebuilt from the ground up.
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Still, she blames the government for the problems she's having and told me that competition needs to be restored somehow.
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These funds should be restored in the FY19 Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Bill when it comes to the floor.
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One person with knowledge of the project said that the team was "worried but hopeful" that communications will be restored.
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If the FCC loses that case, there's a good chance that the FCC's 2015 net neutrality rules could be restored.
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Can its felicities and beauties be restored in ways that, despite its infelicities and bizarreries, still move and delight us?
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Some areas were expected to be restored by Monday, while others may have to wait until as late as Saturday.
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The fine must be paid if Russia is to be restored to full membership before the closing ceremony on Sunday.
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By that point, Mollino's own designs had dissipated and had to be restored, partly through acquisitions from Mollino's living friends.
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The company said "normal restraint-system function may be restored" by turning the vehicle's ignition off, and then on again.
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Ron DeSantis that requires some released felons to pay back outstanding financial obligations before their voting rights could be restored.
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The city's mayor, Anne Hidalgo, has called for the building to be restored exactly how it was before the fire.
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Iran in the past has threatened to quit the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty if United Nations sanctions were to be restored.
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Around the time the Skeksis took control of Thra, a prophecy was foretold that one day balance would be restored.
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We get off and walk to a food court to grab a drink and wait for service to be restored.
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The idea is to allow vacant properties to be restored and allow nature to form a green barrier against flooding.
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The study estimated that for every $1 spent on treating depression, production would be restored by the equivalent of $2.50.
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The contract calls for the players to be restored to their current base salary — approximately $107,000 — in the fifth year.
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"It is not the reputation of the IOC that needs to be restored but the reputation of WADA," Gilady said.
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I knew that my religious belief couldn't be restored; it was as if I had undergone an irreversible chemical reaction.
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In a nutshell, it shows that problems of the economy can be discussed with investors and confidence can be restored.
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So systematically over the last 210 years I&aposve watched the border, law and order really be restored on this border.
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From inside the archive, photos can also be restored to your profile page so that everyone's able to see them again.
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But the official said the benefits could be restored if India gave U.S. companies fair and equitable access to its markets.
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The court also ordered 12 members of parliament who had been stripped of their seats to be restored to the body.
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Holt, who took Kaplan's last name when they wed, is requesting in the documents that her former name (Holt) be restored.
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Salim is asking that his reputation be restored by printing the correct version of events in newspapers and on social media.
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But with hard work, I believe the chances are greater that American-Iranian diplomatic relations will be restored within five years.
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Trump said on Friday he may ultimately terminate the 2015 nuclear deal, which could mean some international sanctions may be restored.
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Muslims expect the offender to display remorse and directly request forgiveness from the harmed party so that justice can be restored.
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EGX30 tumbled 3.4 percent by early Thursday afternoon after Reuters reported the stamp duty on stock market transactions may be restored.
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He also offered assurances that power will be restored, running water will return and schools will reopen in the coming weeks.
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If you decide to click "Revert to Original," your cropped photo will be deleted and the original image will be restored.
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" Police chief Yuri Calderón added: "This mission begins today and will end when peace will be restored throughout the Bolivian territory.
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Our sons' poor choices have caused rifts in other familial relationships and we are hopeful those broken relationships can be restored.
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Mr. Blunt said negotiators were still discussing details, including how much money would need to be restored for work on Ebola.
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The mission crew simulators are estimated to be restored to full, pre-flood capability approximately four months after funding is received.
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If you use points and need to cancel for any reason, all of your points will be restored to your account.
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Those rights can only be restored by appeal to a panel selected by the state's governor that rarely approves the requests.
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There are also patches of the industrialized world where nature could be restored and strung together to create corridors for wildlife.
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This includes work, certainly, but does not necessarily imply that the former work at which the person excelled should be restored.
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A Bernini statue of St. Bibiana was removed from its church so that it could be restored directly at the museum.
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Some three million Iraqis remain displaced by the war, and municipal services have yet to be restored in many liberated areas.
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It took about two and a half hours for the temporary repairs to be completed and full power to be restored.
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The link to the answer key will be restored when it is open to everyone, and we apologize for the inconvenience.
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Charlotte Law had previously insisted that its student loans would be restored, but the clock apparently ran out on its efforts.
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But under the council's rules, a suspended bill could be restored with 12 days' notice, meaning it could be reintroduced. Mrs.
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Historic sites require a lot of special care, and money, after a big storm to be restored to their former glory.
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If they vote "yes" the quorum will be restored and an avalanche of pipeline approvals will beset communities across our nation.
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The pardon set off a chain of events that allowed Mr. Chavez's green card, or legal permanent residency, to be restored.
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Maybe selective interview waivers can be restored quickly so as to avoid the greater delays that will surely result from suspension.
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Ninety-five percent of the island remains without power and in many areas, it is unlikely to be restored for months.
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All three bells will be restored and returned by December, despite opposition from Wyoming's Congressional delegation, which did not attend the event.
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His hunting and fishing licenses have also been revoked, though they can be restored after he pays the total amount of $10,250.
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A Twitter (TWTR)spokesman confirmed that Woods' account will be restored if he deletes a flagged tweet that violated the site's rules.
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In the US Virgin Islands, for example, it took nearly four months for power to be restored to 92% of islands' population.
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FFC member Mervat al-Neel said it had been told the internet would be restored in the coming days, after "security checks".
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"Fitness — physical and mental – are essential to him being able to be restored fully and cleared to work," the second source explains.
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An Egyptian mummy from 4,000 years ago will be restored in the eastern city of Kolkata, the Times of India reported Monday.
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In the statement, American Electric Power said they hope to update customers Sunday with more information on when power might be restored.
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Pop-up messages appear asking the business to pay a ransom in hundreds or thousands of dollars for systems to be restored.
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It took another day for power to be restored, and several more days until life at the prison was back to normal.
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The statement from the Lebanese banking association, circulated on the National News Agency, said they were waiting for calm to be restored.
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In addition, the garden will be restored by Lynden B. Miller, a garden designer and preservationist, in keeping with Page's original vision.
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Some customers in the hardest hit parts of Florida may have to wait weeks for power to be restored, the utilities said.
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The auction house addressed the incident in a Sunday statement, announcing that the art, valued at $70 million, will be restored immediately.
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Her ashes have been sitting in her family's home ever since as they hold out hope that the right will be restored.
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Service was suspended to and from Grand Central Terminal, and it was unclear whether it would be restored by Wednesday morning. Gov.
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That includes infrastructure that can be restored more quickly after severe weather or can be better protected against cyberattacks or water scarcity.
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PREPA spokesman Carlos Monroig said 25% of power was back and he expects 42% of power to be restored by Friday morning.
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Long in the news, the five-panel painting is the final, most complex, severely damaged masterpiece in the flood to be restored.
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Power was to be restored to customers who had electricity before the latest outage within 24 to 36 hours, according to PREPA.
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Power was to be restored to customers who had electricity before the latest outage within 24 to 36 hours, the authority said.
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"Herculean efforts have cleared the streets, but water and power have yet to be restored," The Atlantic wrote of Kobani last October.
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The last time that Jason Rezaian felt freedom, which Iranian state media today announced will finally be restored, was in July 2014.
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If problems arise, it is only because the world has drifted from this default, which can be restored by reasserting American credibility.
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The Senate removed the exceptions with a hasty procedural tactic, but the disputed provision could still be restored before a final vote.
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Around 0003,000 customers were still without power on Thursday afternoon and there was no clear indication of when it might be restored.
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With objects, loss implies the possibility of recovery; in theory, at least, nearly every missing possession can be restored to its owner.
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Either confidence [in the markets] is going to be restored, or that lack of confidence from the tariffs will continue to spread.
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The United States has downgraded its military exercises and training with Thailand saying the programs would be restored after a general election.
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Intriguingly, if current trends continue, the universe will ultimately reach a state in which the 10 de Sitter symmetries will be restored.
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The plans are not yet final, but a spokesman for the hotel's owner said the Art Deco public areas would be restored.
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Many are hopeful that the body can be restored once the Trump administration leaves office, whether that is in 2021 or 2025.
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These patients stay at Kirby — or its sister facility, Mid-Hudson — until they can be "restored to competency" and then stand trial.
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Trump is selling the fantasy that this old order can be restored, with seemingly substantive promises about specific jobs mostly just packaging.
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The best thing people can do, for now, is demand that the Title II protections be restored and make it an election issue.
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Other experts agree: We're going to have to wait a while for communications to be restored to find out how many are dead.
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For many customers, power went out on Saturday, and it is unclear when it will be restored — before it is switched off again.
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With a few notable exceptions, they could walk into a hospital and receive treatment "whereby they may be restored again to their health".
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SANA news agency quoted the electricity minister saying that the network was returning and would be restored to its earlier capacity by midnight.
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Just 18% of the territory now has power, and officials did not have a clear timeline on when the power will be restored.
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Four million of those are the contract plans that were eligible to be restored, while another 2 million are prepaid and still suspended.
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The gardens on the wide terrace to the south overlooking the river will be restored to the formal charm of the 215.3s original.
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COLOGNE, (Germany) (Reuters) - What happens to artworks which are too badly damaged to be restored once the insurer has paid out the claim?
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The Ogiek could be restored to their original land or given alternative sites, the government said when it appointed the taskforce last year.
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The error, which has been making the rounds online, prompts users to plug the iPads in via USB so they can be restored.
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Power to the mill should be restored by Friday and employees were scheduled to work, Mondelez spokesperson Tracy Mihas said in an email.
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There was no sign that calm would be restored at midnight (21:00 GMT), when the militants said the ceasefire could take effect.
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But for most of us it isn't, and muscle glycogen will be restored whether or not you make post-workout carbs a priority.
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The coffins will be restored and displayed at the Grand Egyptian Museum, which is due to open near the Giza pyramids next year.
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Other Democrats have been unwilling to match Sanders' position but generally have agreed that the right to vote should be restored after incarceration.
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But Slackman said the office has offered no explanation on why the credential was revoked and why it has yet to be restored.
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Iran's oil minister concurred that the market was oversupplied but said balance between supply and demand will be restored, Iranian state television reported.
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For more than nine years, we organized formerly incarcerated women and men to help them demand that their full civil rights be restored.
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Next year, a conservative majority will likely be restored to the Court, a majority that will presumably last for many years to come.
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We have focused on the grandes dames, the older paintings, because they are the ones that needed the most work to be restored.
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During the meeting, the president allegedly questioned why protected status should be restored to immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador and several African countries.
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But in each case, I'm also trying to point to a specific political virtue that is being challenged and that could be restored.
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Curators reported the woman to the police for insurance reasons, but believe that the work (which is worth about $89,000) can be restored.
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As of Sunday afternoon, more than 14,000 customers served by Jersey Central Power & Light were still waiting for their electricity to be restored.
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They will be restored to full health before being placed for adoption, which for some dogs could come as early as next week.
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For more than two months, she received no word about when service might be restored or why some nearby buildings already had it.
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The state Supreme Court, following a lawsuit by Republicans, ruled that voting rights could only be restored on a case-by-case basis.
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Authorities in China expressed support for Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's embattled chief executive, and called for order to be restored in the territory.
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If New York amends the law to grant federal officials access to those records, enrollment would be restored, a Homeland Security official said.
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However, Motiva had been waiting for adequate crude supply to be restored to the VPS-5 before restarting production, according to the sources.
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" Under the Kentucky Constitution, those with felony convictions lose their voting rights but "may be restored to their civil rights by executive pardon.
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The program should be restored, but that is not enough Aliens who receive discretionary deferments are subject to removal when the deferment ends.
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Because holding them accountable, creating an environment where they can be restored and valuing them, is exactly what our system should look like.
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Instead, he believes there is a good chance the files were immediately deleted and would never be restored even with a paid ransom.
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"All legal options are being reviewed so that these critical protections can be restored quickly and completely," said Cullen Burnell, an agency spokesman.
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But with a project like "The Castle," I have a little bit of hope that an ethic of self-determination can be restored.
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Eligibility for players who aren't selected in the NBA draft could be restored based on a landmark decision from the NCAA on Wednesday.
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They don't know if some consciousness could ever be restored after death, and they say they don't want to try to restore it.
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The very permanence of such data breaches is what makes them so frightening: Once our privacy is violated, it can never truly be restored.
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Services and security need to be restored if people are to be persuaded to stay -- but the price tag is likely in the billions.
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Once work is completed, the smelter will be restored to the 85 percent capacity it was operating at prior to December 2016, Alcoa said.
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You have fought for the pain women have suffered through sexual abuse to be recognized and confronted, and for their dignity to be restored.
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The balance of good and evil seems to be restored for now, thanks to Holland's Henry Deaver's decision to keep The Kid locked up.
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Still, 30% of those who have lost trust — equivalent to 21% of all U.S. adults — say their trust in the media cannot be restored.
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González was certain that the power would be restored to close to 10,000 residents of his northwest coast municipality of around 88,000, on Saturday.
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In principle, other senses could also be restored: optogenetic stimulation of cells in the inner ear of mice has been used to control hearing.
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"Life will be restored to normal in the next few hours" Karim said Sunday, adding that security checkpoints in the city would be reopened.
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Thus, we've decided to award Kylie's Saga a few awards of our own, so that the balance of the universe can finally be restored.
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Some will argue that negative rates will work, and that after a short period, order will be restored and pension funds will be replenished.
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They could not escape the fact that their faces had been broadcast on TV. "I think their dignity needs to be restored," said Ndow.
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Even though Jesus told his followers three days later the temple would be restored, they had no idea of what that Sunday would be.
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However, profitability should be restored gradually due to the potential for cost synergies, which Santander quantifies at around EUR500 million savings annually from 2020.
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"Rouhani's political power will increase because of economic advances and this balance will be restored by more domestic pressure," said political analyst Hamid Farahvashian.
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MedStar spokeswoman Ann Nickels said she did not know when the systems would be restored or what type of virus had infected the network.
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The Liberal government issued the rules on the grounds that public trust needed to be restored in the process for assessing big energy projects.
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"However, our delegation made it clear to them that peace can only be restored to Afghanistan when all foreign forces are withdrawn," he said.
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"I don't see any problem in doing something together there," he said, although he added he didn't know when diplomatic ties would be restored.
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So, when the Foo Fighters take to the Pyramid Stage on 24 June 2017, finally fulfilling their 2015 destiny, will order will be restored?
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A federal judge ruled last week that the White House had violated Acosta's Fifth Amendment rights and ordered that his press pass be restored.
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Judge Jackson should step aside from this case, and Stone's constitutional right to criticize Mueller and Jackson as he sees fit should be restored.
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Americans' trust in the FBI and Justice Department will not be restored until those agencies are compelled to obey the law and the Constitution.
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Its connection to the main power grid was severed, and volunteer workers say it'll take two years for the undersea cables to be restored.
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While it is important that this damaging cut be restored, where is the outrage over the cuts being proposed for other critical educational programs?
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By the time it arrived, the aircraft needed to be restored and reassembled, a task left to importer and military aviation aficionado John Sessions.
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It must be restored for the sake of all, but most especially for those policing in the affected communities, of which there are many.
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Reasonable people hope that relations between America and Russia can be restored to normalcy and mutually beneficial relations can be established between our nations.
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Some utility companies told customers that power may not be restored until later this week, around the time another storm could strike the region.
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Amazon has quickly reversed itself, issuing a statement that full disc encryption would be restored with a Fire operating system update in the spring.
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Nearby, a 23-story office, retail and apartment tower called the Dime is rising behind the soon-to-be-restored 3983 Dime Savings Bank.
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The current city government is working to undo urban-renewal efforts, selling some of those parking lots to developers so buildings can be restored.
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Peace will be restored by enforcing the rules for the millions who overstay their visas, our laws will finally receive the respect they deserve.
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It seems unlikely that 'beaches' in the ordinary vernacular sense could be restored, given today's tides and currents, so as to afford reasonable safety.
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Federal funding for outreach to those who are eligible for coverage should be restored to 2014 levels and states must reinvigorate their enrollment efforts.
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Indian officials said cell service would be restored only for those with or billing plans associated with phone companies, as opposed to prepaid phones.
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Many countries have already made commitments under the Bonn Challenge, which calls for 350 million hectares of degraded land to be restored by 2030.
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Bach said Russia's Olympic status would be restored automatically once it was confirmed there were no other doping violations by Russian athletes at Pyeongchang.
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It also criticised Yameen's decision to hold elections in September saying the rule of law should be restored before embarking on such an exercise.
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The utility company Oncor said in a notice on its website that it did not have an estimate for when service would be restored.
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Modi, breaking silence over the violence, said it was important that calm be restored to the capital city of more than 18 million people.
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Yet despite these gloomy indicators, there are plenty of reasons to believe that comity is not dead and trust in government can be restored.
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Malinowski, an assistant secretary of state under former President Barack Obama, already is running television commercials saying the unlimited deduction ought to be restored.
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The lawmakers behind the push said they are still optimistic the credit will be restored sometime this week, before the committee finishes its markup.
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It also criticized Yameen's decision to hold elections in September saying the rule of law should be restored before embarking on such an exercise.
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How sweet it is, to be restored, fleetingly, to that world, and how bitter to be reminded of how long it has been gone.
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The museum announced on Tuesday that the studio will be restored and opened as part of a plan to expand and unify its campus.
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Eventually the Margaritaville staff broke everything up and order was restored—or at least as much as order can be restored when the Ryan Bros.
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The part that was missing That connection, however, is one that needs to be restored, especially for young indigenous people, Courchene and other elders say.
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In 2017, Bolivia and Ecuador opted out of a joint statement in which other Unasur countries called for democratic order to be restored in Venezuela.
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In my view, that feature should be restored only if the company can prove to the public — and to regulators — that its design is safer.
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U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, who is hearing CNN's lawsuit challenging the revocation, said Acosta's credentials must be restored while the network's case is pending.
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The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA), a government-owned utility, said Wednesday it would take up to 36 hours for power to be restored.
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However, the storm path was east of most offshore energy infrastructure and, as S&P Global Platts noted, that production should be restored pretty fast.
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It is expected to be energized by Sunday evening, which will allow power to be restored to most customers in that area by Monday night.
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But the story of this chart is that upward mobility can be restored, even without bringing back the unusually rapid growth of the postwar decades.
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If those questionable users are indeed legit, they can pass a challenge, such as confirming a phone number, and full account status will be restored.
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In 2011, a tenant said the elevators were shut down at night, forcing them to use the stairs, only to be restored at 7 a.m.
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But every year, their magic power needs to be restored at the festival, where thousands of devotees pay their respects to the temple's master tattooist.
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I think it should be restored to how it used to be so that the children who couldn't have a childhood could have fun there.
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Finally in 2005, private and public funds granted millions of dollars for the four Hunterfly Road Houses to be restored and reopened to the public.
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But Cordova held out for 36 hours beneath the rubble, drinking his own urine and praying service would be restored before his cellphone battery died.
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The hollowed-out military needs to be rebuilt, while America's economic health, troubled by issues from mounting debt to crumbling infrastructure, needs to be restored.
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A new station is opening at the Cambridge Science Park and it is hoped that the old line to Oxford will be restored by 2024.
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He did not say when internet and mobile phone services would be restored, adding that militant groups could use the latter to organize "terror actions".
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By energizing and incubating local, micro-economies, towns would become reinvigorated, schools would benefit, the broader community would feel renewed and dignity would be restored.
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Even with the escalation of violence, the Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, expressed hopes that a truce could be restored in Aleppo within hours.
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The recommendations also specify clearer procedures, more efficient tools, and stronger safeguards including human oversight and verification, so something that's incorrectly flagged can be restored.
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The Delhi High Court ruled on Tuesday that MMB should not have cancelled the contract in the first place, and said it must be restored.
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Yet opportunities to join the middle class and experience the American Dream must be restored to the many millions of Americans who have lost it.
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A political culture in which rationality and compromise are possible again — already fast slipping away over the last decade — will somehow need to be restored.
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Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Friday that his ministry was proposing such an amnesty be restored in 2018 for at least a year.
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The badly damaged sculptures were brought to Italy so that they could be restored, making an arduous journey from Damascus to Rome via Beirut, Lebanon.
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He drove the message home during his speech at the Republican National Convention weeks later, claiming that "safety will be restored" once he enters office.
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Two minutes later: DMs, too, would have to go silent, due to security issues, but communications should be restored "before the end of the residency".
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He asserts that this is because the chemical and metabolic functions that sleep usually restores don't have the chance to be restored without REM sleep.
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Somewhat surprisingly, even relatively small, thin bands of wetlands serve as an effective first line of defense and can be restored to build coastal resilience.
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China's blockages often take time to spread nationwide, though in the past some services have been blocked in some places only to be restored later.
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Once the site was identified, Mr. Hun Sen arranged for the temple ruins and a nearby pagoda to be restored and surrounded with pleasure grounds.
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For the latest, he has exerted political pressure so the swampiest agency in town, the Export-Import Bank, can be restored to its full potential.
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Russia and Iran speak of Idlib as a terrorist haven that must be cleaned out before the war can end and stability can be restored.
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After a large storm and flooding, many belongings will be a total loss, but often there are unexpected treasures that survive that can be restored.
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State funding, suspended last April amid a series of corporate governance probes, will be restored and doubled to 5.8 million euros a year until 2023.
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Our users do not understand why BlueMail stopped being available on the store, nor can we give them a date when it will be restored.
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The statement said the balconies would be restored and the area would be included in a tour for the public, according to The Associated Press.
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He promised that electric power would be restored soon, that water would be brought in and that destroyed parts of the city would be rebuilt.
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Fifth, the Cyber "Czar" in the White House should be restored so that there is one accountable official overseeing our collective response to cyber attacks.
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The outage began early Thursday morning, and when it became clear power would not quickly be restored, county governments ordered nonresidents to evacuate the islands.
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They argue that Añez lacks a true mandate to power and that the rule of law can only be restored once she leaves the presidency.
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Mark Quinlan, the company's incident commander for the shutoffs, said Thursday evening power should be restored to every customer by the end of the day.
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But for struggling communities waiting for jobs to be restored, Trump's tax cuts — which were skewed toward corporations and wealthy individuals — have yet to deliver.
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The Delhi High Court ruled on Tuesday that MMB should not have canceled the contract in the first place, and said it must be restored.
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Additionally, she requested to terminate the court's ability to award spousal support to either party and has asked that her maiden name (Hendricks) be restored.
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The detente between the United States and Cuba has raised hopes that full commercial ties will soon be restored between the former Cold War foes.
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EDT Quartz reports that Gothamist's chief technical officer has said Gothamist's archives were not deleted, and there is a good chance they will be restored.
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When Mr. Nadler announced that contracted electricians had already left, and that power was unlikely to be restored over the weekend, the crowd grew angry.
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Archdiocesan officials said they believed that once the investigation was complete, trust would be restored and the project would move forward with transparency and accountability.
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Riccardo Romolini, the broker handling the sale, said that the tower had "always been inhabited" and could be restored to its original two-story configuration.
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PERN expects clean oil supplies from Russia to be restored on June 9 and that Poland's pipelines will be fully cleaned in the next five months.
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They're saying that São Paulo shouldn't be like that, that the culture will not be restored in São Paulo because people have to pay for quality.
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But oil prices have slumped in recent weeks allowing the marketing margin to be restored to its former levels, said a source privy to the matter.
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That means to say that no more peatland will be restored than the 700,000, and likewise, 1.3% increase in yield every year is an upper limit.
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Jokowi has mandated that these 2 million hectares be restored to natural ecosystems and appointed a capable head of the agency to carry out the commitment.
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T he entire top floor also needed to be restored, a project that involved removing an oddly configured extra kitchen to make room for Franklin's bedroom.
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The unofficial, sometimes arbitrary processes to let people in under metering are threatening to collapse into chaos, and it's not clear if order can be restored.
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Also on Monday, Iran's oil minister said the oil market was oversupplied but said balance between demand and supply will be restored, Iranian state television reported.
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By Wednesday, more than a million were still waiting for their power or water to be restored, with the total damage toll sitting around $4.78 million.
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Dannel P. Malloy says the powerful storms that swept through Connecticut caused extensive damage, and power won&apost likely be restored to some locations for days.
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Even if Khama's candidate wins, though, it is unlikely the hunting ban would be restored: Boko supports lifting and says it should never have been introduced.
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If these simple, but long overdue, process protections can be restored, perhaps Director Comey's peripatetic media and Congressional escapades may actually produce some good after all.
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However, Airbus still faces uncertainty over when the system of European export credits, used to help airlines that otherwise could not finance deliveries, will be restored.
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While animal rights groups are demanding the records be restored, a trade group for commercial breeders is praising the USDA for being cautious about personal privacy.
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In the Federal District, where Brazil's capital Brasilia is located, water supplies will be restored to normal on June 15 - a date brought forward from December.
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It remains unclear if Simon's posting restrictions are temporary or if his account could be restored if he deletes the tweets in violation of the rules.
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FPL said Friday afternoon it has already restored power to about 239,000 of the 923,000 affected by the storm, leaving about 685,2.73 still to be restored.
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"It will take time," he wrote, "for the image of the aging Ali to fade and for the image of the young Ali to be restored."
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said the city expected most public services and businesses to be restored by Tuesday, the first day after Monday's Labor Day holiday.
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On November 10th Williams Kaliman, the commander of the armed forces, suggested that Mr Morales step down so that "peace can be restored and stability maintained".
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They were convinced that he would never recover higher cognitive functioning nor be restored from his state of profound dependency and reliance upon life-sustaining measures.
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The limestone base will also be restored, Mr. McMillan said, as will the marble fire staircase with cast-iron railings near the middle of the building.
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Inspections must be restored so that nobody can circumvent any new treaties and that violations be caught and discussed among the parties to any new treaty.
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Their full last name was Rojas Alou, but, inexplicably, Rojas was lopped off early in their careers, most likely by a scout, never to be restored.
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Analysts have said that investor confidence could be restored if such reforms were implemented under the supervision of the IMF, a move Turkey has strongly rejected.
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But conservative religious and political groups immediately pushed back, lobbying for the law to be restored; in 2013 the Supreme Court unexpectedly overturned the earlier judgment.
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Sanctions on automobiles and precious metals will begin tomorrow, while sanctions on the energy, shipping and financial sectors are due to be restored on November 4.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said the city expected most public services and businesses to be restored by Tuesday, the first day after the Labor Day holiday.
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Rather than this be evidence that mandatory sentencing should be restored to avoid future racial disparity, Berman said that maybe we need to rethink existing guidelines.
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer failed to take control of the situation, and it took about a full 90 seconds for a semblance of order to be restored.
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On Wednesday morning, Pacific Gas & Electric customers across Northern California said they were frustrated by difficulties getting information about blackouts and when power might be restored.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Supplies of clean Russian oil transported via the Druzhba pipeline should be restored from mid-May, the Slovak oil refinery Slovnaft said on Tuesday.
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In a statement announcing the agreement, Israel's defense ministry said that "the calf boycott has been lifted, (and) trade with the PA will be restored accordingly".
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After Hurricane Andrew in 1992, he said, some Florida utilities built concrete posts and took other measures to ensure power could be restored faster after storms.
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He said that a "large portion" of Dexcom's users were affected, but he did not know precisely how many or when the service would be restored.
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Teachers wanted education funding to be restored to pre-recession 2100 levels and demanded no new tax cuts until per-student spending reached the national average.
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The records could be used to create computer models that would show how monuments and endangered historical sites might one day be restored, repaired or reconstructed.
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By the next day, Facebook had told the media that the photo was incorrectly removed by automatic nudity detection and that the photos would be restored.
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"All team and individual points shall be restored to both the individual swimmer and the Dimond High School swim team," the ASAA said in its statement.
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With the revenue that new tenants will bring, the old movie theater could be restored to create programming with Lincoln Center or the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Food and water were delivered to the trapped miners while they waited for power to be restored so that elevators could ferry them to the surface.
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After the assassination of Robert Kennedy in 1968, Rowland Evans and Robert Novak penned a column calling for "civility" and "tolerance" to be restored to America.
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"Notre-Dame is obviously an architectural marvel and most certainly a monument that should be restored," Jennifer Herlein, the executive director of the society, said by phone.
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Xinhua applauded the housing ministry's recent announcement on cracking down on nine types of misconduct by real estate developers, noting that property market order must be restored.
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The idea is that whatever deficiencies or imbalances you may possess in your body can be dissolved and flushed out, so a healthier flow can be restored.
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If that is seemingly violated, there's no going back, she cannot be forgiven, and the family's honor can only be restored once they are rid of her.
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ANKARA, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Iran's Oil Minister says the oil market is oversupplied but predicted balance between demand and supply to be restored, Iranian state television reported.
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Only if the US is willing to sacrifice the USD's dominance or the world shifts to an RMB (Chinese yuan) regime, will economic order be restored again.
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And if you lose your phone, you can install the app on a new phone, have it scan your face, and your funds will immediately be restored.
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"WhatsApp is aware of the issue and working to fix it as soon as possible," a spokesperson told TechCrunch, and it expects service to be restored soon.
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One guest, Geoff Fienberg, tweeted that he was stuck on the park's iconic "Small World" ride for half an hour waiting for the power to be restored.
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" KFC has not said how long it will take for service to be restored to normal, saying on social media that "the Colonel is working on it.
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In her own statement, Zamora reportedly told Graham "that the 'purity' of their love could only be restored by killing Adrianne," one law enforcement source told PEOPLE.
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Hindu groups say a temple existed on the site before the mosque was built around 400 years ago by a Muslim ruler, and should rightfully be restored.
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National disaster mitigation agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said most of the aid effort had been concentrated in Palu, where electricity supply has yet to be restored.
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Sinn Fein said the extra money for Northern Ireland would not in itself guarantee that power-sharing in the province would be restored by the new deadline.
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CAIRO, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Telecom Egypt, Egypt's largest internet provider, said on Tuesday it expected its internet services to be restored "gradually" after several days of disruptions.
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The company had tweeted late Thursday night that it had identified a "network element" causing the disruption and estimated that service would be restored in 4 hours.
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Two of the stations that shut down are now back on air, but not until four days after a court order that their transmission should be restored.
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Joanne asked that her previous position, salary, and perks be restored to her, or that the company be sold, so she could receive her twenty per cent.
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More recently Ukraine cut power supplies to the region and its president, Petro Poroshenko, said power would be restored if Crimea were recognized as part of Ukraine.
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Gulf Power, the main utility in the area, estimated on Sunday that electricity would be restored in Lynn Haven, downtown Panama City and neighboring communities by Oct.
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There have been times over the past year when the school thought its teaching license was about to be restored, and each time its hopes were dashed.
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They have wondered at what point the checks and balances of American governance might have to be restored by means of the most radical check of all.
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With help from a TEFAF grant, an office created for Edgar J. Kaufmann, who owned Fallingwater, will be restored before moving to a new V&A branch.
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Power will be restored to areas once up to 20173 mph (124 kph) winds die down and 2,500 miles (4,025 km) of transmission lines could be inspected.
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Will they be restored to the Dogon, the Bambara, or the Baoulés as sacred objects, to be protected against vandalism, profanation, and the intolerance of monotheistic fundamentalists?
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As the world tries to determine when the Boeing Max aircraft will return to service, a more pressing question is when will confidence in Boeing be restored?
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Oil prices reversed course after Monday's massive gains after a Reuters report said Saudi Arabia's oil output would be restored to normal levels faster than initially expected.
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" The footage of the new film will be restored with the same techniques Jackson and his producers used during the making of "They Shall Not Grow Old.
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Before the ruling, convicted felons were required to individually petition the governor asking for their rights to be restored — but not before five years after their release.
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"Idlib will soon be restored to the nation," Khamis said in a speech during the opening ceremony of the 60th edition of the annual Damascus International Fair.
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"It is a matter of denial of the dignity of citizenship, which really cannot be restored," Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness told the Good Morning Britain television show.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSSDuring the May 20th test on a rock called Duluth, the rover put it all together, proving that its drilling functionality could be restored.
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The revised rules, pushed by agribusiness interests, mean that 112,000 square miles — roughly equivalent to the area of Arizona or Italy — will no longer have to be restored.
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But the Senate ruled that Notre Dame must be restored to its "last known visual state," which includes the 300-foot-tall spire that crumbled during the blaze.
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"Given enough time" between the speech and the event, she says, "the audience's good sense" may be restored and listeners might reconsider acting on the rabble-rouser's dictates.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said on Saturday that service to aboveground subways and to Long Island Rail Road and Metro North Railroad could be restored on Sunday, weather permitting.
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For all the healing of the honeymoon phase, it also baits the trap of disillusionment: Beneath the gratitude and optimism is the dream that everything can be restored.
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The internal confusion and frustration arose after an email Yiannopoulos sent to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey asking for his verification to be restored in exchange for a detente.
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But for the bears to overcome the bulls, the trade war fears will have to become reality, or the supply out of Brazil will have to be restored.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that SEPTA plans to gradually restore transport services throughout Monday and a full service is planned to be restored before Tuesday morning — Election Day.
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The French and the jihadists, though utterly different in every other way, both saw a once-great city that could be restored to glory only through their occupation.
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But barring that, "the original DACA programme will be restored in full"; the government will be ordered to "resume accepting initial DACA applications and applications for advanced parole".
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It took only a mild statement of regret and the passage of time for Kobe Bryant's reputation and endorsements to be restored after he was tried for rape.
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In the meantime, Pompeo issued a statement titled the "Crimea Declaration" in which he said the U.S. will continue to insist that Ukraine&aposs territorial integrity be restored.
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The creator of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, consulted with the community and then emerged to proclaim that the money would be restored to its prelapsarian locations on the ledger.
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At the end of the day, the goal is for all parties -- and the community itself -- to be restored to whatever degree of wellness and wholeness is possible.
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As a parting shot, Yatsenyuk said he hoped political stability would be restored as the government tries to work through a shakey ceasefire in the country's eastern region.
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The walls protecting Siena are among the monuments set to be restored, at a cost of 2.2 million euros over the next three years, the culture ministry said.
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"This is our approach presently, but we look forward to your input on how, maybe, this can be restored, and/or addressed in a different way," he said.
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Defense officials also said they would focus on projects set to begin in 13 and beyond, with the hope that the money could eventually be restored by Congress.
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He is the first VA Secretary to acknowledge that Agent Orange benefits should be restored to those who served in the bays, harbors and territorial seas of Vietnam.
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The United States would be isolated from its allies and Tehran freed to sprint to a bomb far more quickly than any effective sanctions regime could be restored.
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Kerry Neal, deputy director of the EPA's Office of Grants and Debarment, told the Bay Journal's attorneys Thursday that agency management had instructed that the grant be restored.
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XP Investimentos said another 30 million tonnes of capacity could be restored in the second half once its Alegria, Vargem Grande and Timbopeba mines receive dry processing licenses.
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Just a few months ago Venezuelans were filled with renewed hope: for a new president, for desperately needed humanitarian assistance, for democracy to be restored in their country.
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Calvin O. Butts III of the Abyssinian Baptist Church, a Harlem institution, said he wanted to meet with Foot Locker to discuss how the mural could be restored.
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In the case of 22016 DeKalb, where the Dime Savings Bank will merge with the borough's first super-tall skyscraper, the bank will be restored, inside and out.
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I hope that the Hall of Fame will be restored so that once again it can serve as an elegant symbol of our civic pride and cultural history.
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Russia's final doping test results are anticipated within 72 hours, and if they are clean, the country will be restored to the I.O.C. in early March, Hoevertsz said.
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The two countries "agreed to begin a process of normalizing diplomatic relations," they said in a joint statement, adding that ambassadors would be restored in the coming days.
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While a deforested area can be restored relatively quickly, with fire "you kill all the life in this place, even underground, the microorganisms inside the soil," he says.
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The State Department should set a time frame, even if only communicated internally, after which, in the absence of new incidents, embassy staffing would be restored in full.
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There's likely so much data on Notre Dame that the most minute details of the structure could be restored to the way they were just before the fire.
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Last month, the Trump administration suspended roughly $1.3 billion in aid to Islamabad, promising it could be restored if Pakistan clamped down on groups like the Haqqani network.
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The officials said all employees needed to return and the internet needed to be restored at the facility, which receives grain, vegetable oils, sugar and equipment for energy companies.
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O) said the No. 3 U.S. carrier is waiting for FAA service to be restored so it can enter one 737 MAX 9 and one used Airbus A319 (AIR.
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While doctors have repeatedly said in court documents that Hoggle could be restored to competency with the right treatment and medication, she has not thus far been deemed competent.
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Notre Dame The French Senate has decided Notre Dame must be restored to exactly the way it was before that devastating April fire destroyed parts of the beloved landmark.
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Yourievsky, who grew up speaking German and English and whose Russian is not fluent, played down prospects that his family would ever be restored to the throne in Russia.
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Net neutrality wasn't built in a day, and it won't be restored in one, either — this fight has been going for decades, and it won't end any time soon.
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For those homes that will be restored, owners face what are expected to be shortages of materials and equipment, a scenario that plagued Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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"The supply chain, the logistical chain on the island is broken, it isn't working because of the storm and other challenges and it needs to be restored," he said.
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Early on, I was confident that he would fizzle out and sanity would be restored, but as time passed, one wondered what it would take to bring him down.
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China has the nuclear option of reciprocating with action against Apple, which sounds outlandish but could prove to be a useful bargaining chip if normality is to be restored.
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All three bells will be restored and handed over to the Philippines as early as December, said Joe Felter, deputy assistant secretary of defense for South and Southeast Asia.
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The ministry said the coffin was transported from southern Egypt to the GEM three days ago "in order to be restored for the first time since the tomb's discovery".
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The little town was shut down by law enforcement until around 2:30 in the morning so that power lines could be restored and gas lines could be secured.
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The grave of Walburga "Wally" Neuzil, a wartime nurse and muse to Egon Schiele, is to be restored as a monument following its discovery in Croatia two years ago.
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That benefit should be restored for all children, including those of our nation's soldiers, who are receiving benefits as the result of the death or disability of a parent.
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He has said that democracy can only be restored once there is political stability, adding that the country would hold general elections once a new constitution was in place.
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But before the property, which they are calling the Rocky Mountain Land Library, can become a haven for lovers of the West and Western literature, it must be restored.
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Turkey has said the United States has offered to work on a 30 km (19 mile) safe zone, but it says trust between the allies must first be restored.
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But there is a problem: Do alluring stairwells exist, or could they be restored where they have been allowed to deteriorate, in the areas where they are most needed?
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In such a scenario, the PSF would be on a slippery slope toward a coup or junta that controlled the West Bank, presumably until civilian rule could be restored.
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Only when the American people begin feel their influence being exerted on government through the democratic process in an effective way, will confidence in our government institutions be restored.
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Nevertheless, if 2013 production levels can be restored, $80 billion would represent less than two years of output, assuming $50 a barrel, for state oil firm Petróleos de Venezuela.
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A field about to be restored looks much like any cropland, with furrows and markings where the various young plants are to be placed, all determined ahead of time.
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Ms. Christian said she thought power might be restored on Monday, but was unsure because she could not access internet data on her phone — that service was down, too.
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As of Monday, all but nine had been dried out, though the library's director general, Sylviane Tarsot-Gillery, estimates that 14 of the manuscripts will need to be restored.
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The budget to be unveiled on Monday would backfill the $3.6 billion from military construction projects, but officials did not say whether the other diverted money would be restored.
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Hiroshige Seko, Japan's minister of economy, trade and industry, told reporters it would take about a week or more for power to be restored to all homes in Hokkaido.
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My parents were mortified but eventually took the table to be restored in New Hope, where, they still recall, Mira greeted them with a knowing smile and a shrug.
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My friends are waiting for power to be restored to the shopping center where their restaurant is located so they can start selling food again and make a living.
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As acts of vandalism and protests spread across the country, some election teams participating in the vote count said they had suspended their work until order could be restored.
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After all, though sales along the L train may suffer in the coming years, the line's status — and supremacy — is likely to be restored along with the Canarsie tunnel.
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He surprised voters by saying the province was no place for mining and palm oil production, and land developed for those purposes should immediately be restored by planting trees.
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But it remains this government's hope that conversation will triumph over conflict and that through its actions, calm can be restored and trust can be rebuilt within the community.
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Officials told the AP that platform will be replaced with a new website in late January and that all of the existing petitions will be restored at that time.
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Rohit Kansal, principal secretary of the Jammu and Kashmir government, said that "all post-paid mobile phones" will be restored and be functional from 12 noon on Oct. 14.
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Mr. Brown, a contractor specializing in historic structures, worked with a nonprofit housing developer in New Orleans to survey and map abandoned shotguns that could be restored to habitability.
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Republicans promised to do so during the campaign, stating repeatedly that they would restore payments to healthcare providers so that access to care for all seniors could be restored.
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In the most extreme cases, the land may even have become incapable of hosting life, but Keijzer says she has never come across a place that can't be restored.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's already been more than three years since the Obama administration announced that diplomatic relations would be restored between the US and Cuba.
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Estevan Montemayor, a spokesman for Los Angeles City Councilman David Ryu, whose district includes the Hollywood sign, had earlier promised the iconic sign would be restored to its normal state.
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That makes this a little different from previous sabotage: There was a court decision that preceded the Trump administration's announcement and it does seem possible the payments will be restored.
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McGowan did so and was initially told she'd have to wait 12 hours for full functionality to be restored, but someone from Twitter apparently intervened and restored it in full.
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In her own statement, Zamora reportedly told Graham "that the 'purity' of their love could only be restored by killing Adrianne," one law enforcement source told PEOPLE at the time.
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If Tillerson runs the State Department like he ran Exxon Mobil, America's role and reputation on the world stage could improve and respect could be restored to U.S. foreign policy.
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Osman said he expected commercial relations to be restored and landlocked South Sudan would now be able to benefit from Sudan's sea ports as it had done in the past.
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But it is not clear when more than 1,000 MW of power imports from Mozambique will be restored, as Cyclone Idai has left a trail of destruction in its wake.
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A federal judge ruled Friday that voters whose registrations were canceled as a result of North Carolina's "individual challenge law" must be restored to the voter rolls, according to CNN.
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"We cannot estimate when the water supply will be restored" at Terminal 2, said Kyosuke Hirano, a spokesman at Japan Airport Terminal, which runs Haneda, the world's fourth-busiest airport.
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Whether the coalition, which has been repeatedly accused by human rights organizations of indiscriminately bombing nonmilitary targets in Yemen, might be restored to the list remains a matter of debate.
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For the time being, OPEC's credibility is shot, and won't be restored by even a future agreement as it will take actual, verifiable action to convince a now sceptical market.
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Deeper trade ties may take a little longer: the US 1996 Helms Burton Act states that full economic links can not be restored until Cuba holds "free and fair" elections.
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Severly damaged by Hurricane Sandy, much of Fort Tilden's iconic coastal architecture is to be razed, and the surrounding area will be restored with wind-stopping dunes and beach flora.
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"And hopefully, peace and stability will be restored in a timely manner so the city can redirect its energy and time in solving its social and economic problems," it said.
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"And hopefully, peace and stability will be restored in a timely manner so the city can redirect its energy and time in solving its social and economic problems," it said.
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No one has seen the historic radio outside of the boat in 110 years and at least one expert working on its recovery believes it can be restored, Concannon says.
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They passed a law that interpreted the amendment to require the payment of all fines, fees and restitution imposed by a court before the right to vote would be restored.
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Der Spiegel said the agreement called for experts to be allowed to repair a pumping station damaged by the fighting, which would allow water service to Damascus to be restored.
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"Hurst should take his own advice -- follow his own standard -- and resign at the call of his constituents so that faith in our leadership can be restored," the committee wrote.
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The resulting rides fall into an increasingly popular category known as restomods: cars that appear to be restored classics, but with modern drivetrains or luxury features beneath those romantic skins.
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The question animating his small but wide-ranging book "The Future of Capitalism" is whether the sense of rootedness that so defined the Britain of his youth can be restored.
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After 10 failed password attempts, the memory could be restored using the backup file, eliminating the risk that the data would be lost to the iPhone's auto-erase security feature.
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It's possible Musk is just playing around and the pages will be restored — and I'm sure Facebook and the social media employees at SpaceX and Tesla hope that's the case.
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Osman said he expected commercial relations to be restored and landlocked South Sudan would now be able to benefit from Sudan's coastal ports as it had done in the past.
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Indeed, market-directed thinking often holds that if companies automate some jobs away, the economy will demand higher-skill jobs to take their place and eventually equilibrium will be restored.
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Lizzie Meek, artifacts programme manager at the Trust, said it was "quite a surprise" to find the fruitcake, which sat among the last handful of corroded tins set to be restored.
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The latest order follows recent worries that a rainstorm had led to leakages from Alunorte into a nearby river, Hydro said, and it was not clear when output could be restored.
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Eligibility for funding under the U.S. African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which provides duty-free treatment for certain goods, is reviewed every year and can be restored at any time.
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A return to old habits As of the time of publishing, complete access is yet to be restored as Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and some VPN apps remain blocked by the government.
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Now, Mama June — who has long suffered with partial blindness — is hopeful that part of her vision will be restored as she readies for an eye operation following her retina detachment.
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FedEx expects TNT's IT capabilities to be restored by the end of September, enabling business-as-usual operations in time for the holiday peak shipping season, FedEx spokesman Jess Bunn said.
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Officials at the state company responsible for the statue, Infraestruturas de Portugal, said they are looking into whether the statue can be restored, or whether a new one must be made.
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"The hope seems to be that the announcement of further initiatives to strengthen confidence in growth and reform will reduce exchange rate pressures and allow calm to be restored," remarked Collyns.
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OneTab is another excellent option for Chrome and Firefox, taking unused tabs out of the equation in a separate list until they're needed and can be restored just as they were.
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Only about 90 percent of the $8.1 billion per ship normal liability cover could be restored because U.S. insurers account for about 10 percent of overall coverage, the JPI official said.
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AT&T, which also owns satellite television service DirecTV, told customers on Twitter that it had no estimate when service would be restored and technicians were working to fix the problem.
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The leaders also expressed "grave concern" over the ongoing conflict in Syria, calling on Russia and Iran to "immediately" halt attacks on Aleppo, Syria, and for humanitarian access to be restored.
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Also, under the cash-oriented new accounting rules, the fund balance will be restored with the successful implementation of a 30-year recovery plan, mainly based on cost-savings (annually EUR11m).
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Border patrol agents' overtime pay would also be restored to the same rate as other Department of Homeland Security law enforcement agencies by making changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Lenin, as a historic figure, had always seemed to be beyond criticism, and residents of the neighborhood where his statue was destroyed last week have already asked that it be restored.
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Her relatives said they repeatedly called the power company, Public Service Electric and Gas, pleading for the electricity to be restored, only to be asked at one point to stop calling.
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The owners will still be rich and the players well remunerated, and some of the innocence and joy that have leaked out of the national pastime for decades could be restored.
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This month Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida and ranking member of the Senate committee on commerce, science and transportation, wrote a letter to two committee chairmen demanding that funding be restored.
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All employees were locked out of company-owned email and Slack accounts when the meeting started and were not given a timeline for when access would be restored, one source said.
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A study published earlier this year in Science Advances found that more than 3.3 million square miles of lost tropical rainforest across Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Americas could be restored.
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"We're going to get there, I promise, we're going to start winning some games and order will be restored," added Walsh, whose team have lost seven of their opening nine games.
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Makeda Johnson, a community advocate and longtime resident of Vine City, said she was happy that the property would be restored because she wanted the neighborhood's historical legacy to be protected.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian Prime Minister Imad Khamis said on Thursday in Damascus that opposition-controlled Idlib province will soon be restored to Syrian state sovereignty, vowing to win any coming war.
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Since he was filling Antonin Scalia's seat, his confirmation meant only that the Supreme Court's ideological makeup would be restored to approximately where it was in February 2016, before Scalia's death.
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General Salah Abdel-Khaleq, a member of Sudan's Transitional Military Council, told the BBC Arabic service in an interview this month that internet services would be restored once those talks resumed.
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General Salah Abdel-Khaleq, a member of Sudan's Transitional Military Council, told the BBC Arabic service in an interview this month that internet services would be restored once those talks resumed.
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Days after Narendra Modi -led government shut down mobile communications in the northeastern states of Assam, Meghalaya and Tripura (yet to be restored) — home to more than 36 million people — and then parts of Uttar Pradesh (yet to be restored), the most populated state in the country with more than 200 million people, New Delhi moved on Thursday to extend the suspension in parts of the Indian capital and city of Mangalore — together home to about 22 million people.
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Taking all that time did result in a truly organized kitchen, one that can be restored to rights easily every night, and one where my children seem less likely to leave clutter.
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After several attempts to restore his original account and create new handles, the 34-year-old discovered he was "permanently" suspended and shared on Facebook that his account will not be restored.
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It, like the other 25 Series I trucks that will be restored as part of the Reborn initiative, will be a refurbished to original 1948 factory specifications using Land Rover Classic Parts.
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On Sunday morning, about 18,123 homes still no had no electricity, but the governor said that power would be restored to about 90 percent of them by the end of the day.
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He was due to give evidence on Wednesday via video-link from Nigeria, and he appeared briefly on a screen in court, but the connection was lost and could not be restored.
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Google Drive also keeps older versions of files for a certain period, though they have to be restored one by one, so resetting a whole system could get very tedious very quickly.
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Written instructions by Geo management to staff last week that were reviewed by Reuters spelled out "key editorial points that we have to manage and implement" to be restored to the airwaves.
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The EU judges, in a statement, said they were concerned at reports that more than 2,700 members of the judiciary had been removed and the death penalty might be restored in Turkey.
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When it became clear to Javier Jiménez, the mayor of a northwestern town called San Sebastián, that power wasn't going to be restored right away after Maria, he decided to go rogue.
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He underlined that the issue was a "one-off", with no knock-on effects for future years and that product availability for The Outnet would be restored by the end of November.
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Although the medal could possibly be restored to its original state, Jacobi said he may keep it the way it is as a reminder of the story behind its loss and recovery.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More rail and bus service in the Washington, D.C.-area Metro system will be restored on Tuesday after a blizzard forced severe cutbacks, the system's general manager said on Monday.
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Simpson stood up strongly for ARPA-E and hinted that the funding might be restored later in the process, such as when lawmakers negotiate with the Senate on a final funding bill.
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Gun violence will drop with the adoption of "common sense" gun measures, he said, and "frayed" relationships between communities and police will be restored only through "strong, steady" leadership like Mrs. Clinton's.
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The next step would be to restore the heart's normal rhythm using an A.E.D. To minimize damage, the heartbeat should be restored within five minutes or less of a sudden cardiac arrest.
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Inside the grand Fifth Avenue entrance, to the right of Astor Hall, an elegant balconied space now used for map storage will be restored and opened up, most likely for a cafe.
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And officers should be assured that if they move to oust Mr. Maduro their families and futures will be safeguarded, and the armed forces will be restored as an apolitical, professional institution.
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It took about a half-hour for order to be restored, and the meeting stretched for several hours, as speaker after speaker spoke about their anguish over what the community had experienced.
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But more than that, it is a sharp reminder that the common ground on which Dionne built his career has been badly eroded, with little prospect that it will soon be restored.
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Denting safe-haven appeal for gold, Saudi Arabia sought to reassure markets after the attack on Saturday halved its crude oil output, saying full production would be restored by the month's end.
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"We are concerned with the way access to the internet is being restricted and depriving people of important connections and expression, and we hope that access will be restored soon," it said.
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The primary responsibility for implementing and enforcing environmental standards should be restored to state and local regulators, who are closest to the environmental conditions and operations of the facilities within their jurisdictions.
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" Rosenstein came to the conclusion that trust in the FBI could not be restored "until it has a Director who understands the gravity of the mistakes and pledges never to repeat them.
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Oil stocks— The S&P Oil & Gas Production ETF (XOP) dropped 22.48% after oil prices plunged on report Saudi Arabia's oil production will be restored to normal levels faster than initially expected.
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Denting safe-haven appeal for gold, Saudi Arabia sought to reassure markets after the attack on Saturday halved its crude oil output, saying full production would be restored by the month's end.
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Naimski also told reporters at a conference in Katowice that the moment when supplies will be restored depends on technical and financial matters, so it is hard to give the exact date.
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After the crisis is over, intellectual property rights can be restored, and any firm that decides to stay in the industry should then be required to start paying normal patent license fees.
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After the crisis is over, intellectual property rights can be restored, and any firm that decides to stay in the industry should then be required to start paying normal patent license fees.
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Representative Jerrold L. Nadler, after touring the Metropolitan Detention Center in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn on Sunday, reported that it was much warmer, and power would be restored on Monday.
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The church's famous altarpiece, donated by the Astor family, will be restored and placed on rails so it can be moved back and forth depending on the type of service or event.
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You have a limited number of health recharges, similar to Dark Souls, which can be restored only by resting at a meditation spot, which doubles as a save and skill tree access point.
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Dismayed by politicians' failure to curb the rise of Ms Le Pen's FN, he argued that confidence in mainstream politics would be restored only by closer, more meaningful links between deputies and voters.
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For best results, the study found nerve transfers should be performed within six to 12 months of a spinal injury, and it can take months after the surgery for movement to be restored.
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Their talks will be aimed at determining whether a meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un, originally scheduled for June 12 but later canceled by Trump, can be restored, U.S. officials have said.
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The idea is to circumvent U.S. sanctions due to be restored in November under which Washington can cut off from the U.S. financial system any bank that facilitates an oil transaction with Iran.
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The IPC had reviewed 23 bids for inclusion, with CP (Cerebral Palsy) football hoping to be restored to the program after being dropped following its appearance at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.
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Our source explains that you can also attach this to iTunes, via the 30-pin connector on the side of the board, and it detects it as an iPhone ready to be restored.
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Prime Minister Joseph Muscat announced the purchase of the property - 2 miles (3 km) from Malta's capital - in parliament late on Tuesday, saying it would be restored and turned into a tourist attraction.
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Prime Minister Joseph Muscat announced the purchase of the property - 2 miles (3 km) from Malta's capital - in parliament late on Tuesday, saying it would be restored and turned into a tourist attraction.
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However, the directorate was positive that the condition of the artifacts meant that they could be restored and their "historic value" returned, according to a translation of an article on the department's website.
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However, since the exact magic that goes into preserving the faces is still unknown, it could be possible that a face damaged by fatal injuries could be restored to a healthier-looking form.
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Since the government is trying to get power to San Juan first, that means those in the regions devastated most by the hurricane will be waiting the longest for power to be restored.
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Saying he was "astounded" by the attacks on rights defenders by senior government officials, Forst called for full funding to be restored to the Commission, which had its budget cut under Abbott's government.
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Commanders are confident electricity can be restored soon in Qayyara and said booby trapped streets and buildings are less of a concern than they were in the western cities of Ramadi and Falluja.
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Coal companies have used cash, surety bonds and other financing to assure that spent mines will be restored, but self-bonds allow some large coal companies to use their balance sheets as collateral.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Some telephone connections in Indian Kashmir will be restored from Friday night, including in the main city of Srinagar, the top state government official said, after a lengthy communications shutdown.
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The service line that supplies gas to the stoves in the apartments had remained shut off, and a spokesman for the landlord said he could not estimate when the gas might be restored.
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A senior administration official said the aid would be restored "on certain items if Pakistan meets our security concerns," both by fighting extremist groups in Afghanistan as well as within its own borders.
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The 26,000 square meters building, which was rebuilt after being burned down by the Nazis in 1944, will have its electric and heating systems upgraded, while its walls and paving will be restored.
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After it was announced on Monday that phone lines would be restored between both countries, Ethiopia's telecoms company, Ethios, sent text messages to its 57 million subscribers, saying they could now call Eritrea.
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In order for due process to be restored on our college and university campuses, the Trump Administration must repeal the arbitrary and unconstitutional directives implemented by the Obama Administration's 2011 "Dear Colleague" letter.
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It's simple enough on the surface: A young boy sets out to destroy 16 towering Colossi in a cursed land, and in return, the life of his dearly departed love will be restored.
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Central to Darby's theology was the idea that the end of days would also include a fulfillment of the Old Testament promise to the Jewish people that Jerusalem would be restored to them.
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Animal welfare is also deeply bipartisan, as a letter to President Trump from nearly 100 hundred House members on both sides of the aisle demanding that the records be restored online makes clear.
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However, a few users noted that their attempts to cash out their winnings when the app last shut down  were unsuccessful, and wanted to know if their $0 balances might be restored.
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What we try to provide is security so people won't be robbed and can have a moment of peace, and can have food and be restored to be able to continue their journey.
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More than 80 complaints from law schools, lawyers' associations and individual lawyers poured into the Ontario Judicial Council demanding that Justice Zabel be sanctioned, so public trust could be restored to the bench.
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And it is a show of aggression by our elected officials who are supposed to be the authorities we turn to so that our sense of stability in our community can be restored.
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Sondland has already revised his closed door testimony once clarifying that he did in fact tell Ukrainian official that military aid would probs only be restored once Trump got the investigations he wanted.
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MANILA — The Philippine House of Representatives approved a proposal on Wednesday to reinstate the death penalty, paving the way for capital punishment to be restored more than a decade after it was abolished.
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Researchers found that 18% more of the UK needs to become forested, and 700,000 extra hectares of peatland needs to be restored, to act as a carbon sink allowing Britain to hit its target.
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CNN's Brian Stelter first reported on Wednesday that the blacklist had ended, and that press credentials would be restored for numerous organizations including Politico, Univision, the Daily Beast, the Huffington Post, and BuzzFeed News.
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"Through lynching, Southern white communities asserted their racial dominance over the region's political and economic resources -- a dominance first achieved through slavery would now be restored through blood and terror," the EJI report states.
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Critically, and many commentators seem to have forgotten this, the generals still have the constitutional authority to take control of the government — a legal coup — should they feel that order needs to be restored.
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The Puerto Rican power authority expects only 15% of the island's power will be restored within the next two weeks, according to the latest Hurricane Maria update from the US Department of Defense (DoD).
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When these two conditions are met, real world trade will converge with textbook theory, this country will be far more prosperous, and a now shattered faith in the global trading order will be restored.
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It will have to pass in the House as well and then be signed by the president for the old rules to be restored (that or a two-thirds majority, which is equally unlikely).
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At the heart of "Mary Magdalene" is the idea that Jesus's most important female follower should be restored to a central, unique place in what might be considered the founding narrative of Western culture.
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We are grateful for his courage and pray that he will make a quick recovery from his injuries and be restored soon to his family and his service to the people of Howard County.
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We are grateful for his courage and pray that he will make a quick recovery from his injuries and be restored soon to his family and his service to the people of Howard County.
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Emergency management officials issued a mandatory evacuation for visitors on July 29, citing "life safety issues from the loss of reliable electrical power" and a "growing uncertainty" as to when power would be restored.
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I just want a consistent movie series, damnit, and if this can be the third installment in a row to deliver an ongoing serialized narrative without embarrassing itself, my faith will be restored. Maybe.
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"It is time for weapons to be still forever (in Syria), and the international community to actively seek a negotiated solution, so that civil co-existence can be restored in the country," he said.
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Although near-term profit-taking was likely, the election "result is fundamentally positive for the equity market as political stability should be restored," analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in an Oct.
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"As the Congolese people, the region, and the world await patiently for the results of these elections, the internet must be restored and the media allowed to report freely," the US State Department said.
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Court documents obtained at the time of her filing showed she was seeking child support and spousal support from Tatum, as well as asking for her name to be restored to its maiden form.
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It was one of a dozen blockaded campus sites in the country and the clear-out was accompanied by a government message that law and order would be restored as the exam period approaches.
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Still, even if the increase in tax credits was made permanent, only about 30 percent of the decline in affordable housing due to last year's tax cuts would be restored, according to Novogradac's analysis.
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Sanders supporters continued to slam Whitmer and other officials on Monday, questioning why the decision had not been made sooner and demanding action for the residents whose running water has yet to be restored.
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"Hopefully power and cell service will be restored to the main part of Cruz Bay within the next month," she said, adding that full restoration won't be island-wide until at least six months.
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"If exit polls are true, I will accept the results and just be satisfied with the fact that the Liberty Korea Party will be restored," a downcast Hong told members of his conservative party.
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Tractable's pitch is that AI appraisals of damage to vehicles/property can take place via its platform "in minutes", thereby allowing for repairs to begin sooner and people's livelihoods to be restored more quickly.
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"Precisely because parliament has reached an impasse, citizens' assemblies offer a fresh opportunity for parliament to hear how representative groups of people across all regions and nations think unity can be restored," he said.
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Scott also urged amending state law so that anyone involuntarily hospitalized as dangerously mentally ill be stripped of all access to firearms, with a court hearing required before their gun rights could be restored.
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In his first cabinet meeting of the year, Macron told ministers they should be more radical in their attempt to reform the country and law and order must be restored, government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux said.
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Activists in India have fought a long and difficult battle against Section 2377, which was struck down by the Delhi High Court in 3773 only to be restored by the Supreme Court four years later.
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When cellular networks and internet infrastructure are impaired, the current solution is to jerry-rig hardware replacements to act as a kind of stop-gap until the infrastructure can be restored to its original state.
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The stricken plane's flight data recorder survived largely intact, but the cockpit voice recorder - which should shed crucial light on the pilots' final conversations before the crash - was badly damaged and needs to be restored.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Peace and stability must be restored in Myanmar's northern Rakhine state before any Rohingyas can return from Bangladesh, under international standards on voluntary repatriation, the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) said on Friday.
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And if the person died of an aggressive brain tumor or neurodegenerative disorder, any memories or aspects of personality that were damaged by the disease will almost certainly not be restored at a future date.
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The president declared a moratorium on peatland-development licences and called for peat forests to be restored, even as his agriculture minister pointed out that burned peatland can be used for corn and soyabean planting.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir has said in several interviews this month that full relations cannot be restored until Iran changes its behavior and acts like a normal state rather than like "a revolution".
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In its ruling on Tuesday, the Supreme Court said CBI Director Alok Verma should be restored to his post, but it also barred him from taking major policy decisions until the conclusion of the probe.
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In January, Ottawa toughened environmental reviews on the grounds that public trust needed to be restored in the process for assessing big energy projects, but the prolonged slump in oil prices has hobbled Alberta's economy.
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"This President has directed an entire government and administration, and we had 15,000 people on the ground helping them, and the electricity is going to take a long time to be restored," she told Cuomo.
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Williams Kaliman, the commander of Bolivia's armed forces, gave a televised interview in which he urged Mr Morales to step down so that "peace can be restored and stability maintained, for the good of Bolivia".
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Williams Kaliman, the commander of Bolivia's armed forces, gave a televised interview in which he urged Mr Morales to step down so that "peace can be restored and stability maintained, for the good of Bolivia".
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The new law says voting rights shall be restored to those with felony convictions who complete all terms of their sentence, including parole or probation, except those convicted of murder or a felony sexual offense.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir has said in several interviews this month that full relations cannot be restored until Iran changes its behaviour and acts like a normal state rather than like "a revolution".
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The cease-fire would allow humanitarian aid to access hard-to-reach areas in Syria, and calls for refugees to be allowed to return to the safe zones and services and infrastructure to be restored.
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Myo Swe, a spokesman for the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, told Reuters the shutdown was in the "public interest" and connectivity would be restored when "rule of law and security" could be ensured.
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Mariam Bouricius, a passenger on a Southwest flight that was supposed to depart to Houston, told Business Insider that she had been on the plane for nearly two hours waiting for power to be restored.
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Earlier this year, Baltimore sued the Trump administration for cutting teen pregnancy prevention funds, which resulted in a federal judge ordering $5 million in grant funding to be restored to two of the city's programs.
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Not for another half-century would pink be restored to a semblance of its former self, a hue both fancy and frivolous enough to be whipped into a ball gown by the couturier Charles James.
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They have waited, bundling up in their cold houses, staying in hotels or squeezing in with relatives and friends, as the time they were told their power would be restored has been pushed back repeatedly.
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The right to vote should be restored to felons not automatically upon release from prison, but only once they show that they have turned over a new leaf, since alas most felons commit new crimes.
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Mr. Laxton said fans protested when the imagery of the video was changed, and provided a screenshot of a particularly upset user requesting that an anime clip be restored to one of its three stations.
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The government tried to ease widespread fears by sending some workers to damaged areas and promising that the electricity would be restored soon, at least in the areas away from the epicenter of the quakes.
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MedStar spokeswoman Ann Nickels said she did not know when the systems would be restored or the type of virus involved, but that "significant progress toward restoring functionality of our clinical systems" had been made.
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It held that the nation could be restored to economic health through the stimulus of tax cuts — the heart of supply-side theory — and limited regulation and by restricting the money supply to contain inflation.
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Bloomberg reports that Spotify told those who complained that XXX's music would be restored to their company-made playlists, many of which (including industry movers and shakers like RapCaviar) are invaluable tools for music discovery.
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"For a lasting balance to be restored on the oil market and the very high stocks reduced, the agreement will need to be strictly implemented over a considerable period of time," Commerzbank said in a note.
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You also gain the ability to freeze time, accelerate the clock, or skip from day to night or vice versa, a power that can be restored only during the daytime by matching sparingly generated blue flames.
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The review will also consider upstream gas emissions, following new rules introduced by the ruling Liberals in January on the grounds that public trust needed to be restored in the process for assessing big energy projects.
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In a join statement released by the Uruguayan Foreign Ministry, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay and Paraguay called for democratic order to be restored in Venezuela, in the latest sign of international outrage at the move.
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He also wanted the structure of the National Security Council to be restored to the model of past administrations so that political advisers, namely Steve Bannon, would not have a seat at the key Principals Committee.
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Many parts of the city were without power for at least for nine hours, and on Monday there were still complaints on Twitter that power was yet to be restored in some areas after 30 hours.
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During a Wednesday press conference, Cuomo said around 200,000 people in New York lost power during the storms, according to CBS New York, and noted that it was working to be restored, among other recovery efforts.
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Johnson's office said he will call for Northern Ireland's suspended power-sharing executive, a critical part of the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement that ended 30 years of conflict, to be restored as soon as possible.
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Iqbal Ansari, a resident of Ayodhya whose father was a litigant in the case and had demanded the Babri Mosque be restored, said he welcomed the decision and hoped it would end years of sectarian strife.
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Douglass came to believe that the Constitution was a good document gone wrong—that, in its democratic premises, it breathed freedom, and that it needed only to be amended to be restored to its first purposes.
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"Because France is sovereign, because it has its laws, because everyone who enters a country must respect these laws, foreigners living illegally in France will be sent home and French borders will be restored," she said.
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"Look, I don't think it's naive, I don't think it's old-fashioned way of doing things that says the system has to be restored," he told a crowd in Iowa during a speech on Tuesday night.
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The Army Corps of Engineers has projected that power will be restored for most people by March, but those in very remote areas might have to wait until May because of the difficulty in moving supplies.
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"The judge's order today ensures that voters improperly challenged in three North Carolina counties will be restored to the voter rolls before Election Day," said Allison Riggs, Senior Attorney for the Southern Coalition for Social Justice.
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"We suggest the President of the State renounce his presidential mandate, allowing peace to be restored and the stability maintained for the good of our Bolivia," said General Williams Kaliman, the commander of Bolivia's armed forces.
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Hundreds of playbills mostly from 19th-century New York theater performances will be restored and digitized, thanks to a grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities to the Museum of the City of New York.
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Although it was not clear whether any of the wreckage could be restored, Councilman Levon Manzie, who represents the area, said he hoped that the ship, or parts of it, would be prominently displayed in Africatown.
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Mr. Macron's plan to rebuild the cathedral within five years has prompted debate about how Notre-Dame should be restored — identical to its older self, with similar materials, or in a newer fashion, with modern techniques?
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After Hurricane Maria, Maricruz Rivera-Clemente, the founder of Corporación Piñones se Integra, said it took longer for electricity to be restored in Loíza than in the capital, San Juan, and other parts of the island.
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In a phone conversation, an official with the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said that the Saudis had so far not shared information about the extent of the damage and when output might be restored.
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Now it is getting a new life: After the Crystal Cathedral was bought in 2012 by the Catholic Diocese of Orange and renamed Christ Cathedral, the massive organ was transported to Padua, Italy, to be restored.
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In a political sense, hope is that some of the abuses of power that have been constant over the past two years will be challenged and that a system of checks and balances will be restored.
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However, I confess that I'm not very interested in the "conceptual" debates that are generated around restoration: if a work can be restored to its original condition then great, if not, that is also potentially okay.
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