"This won't be settled here, it'll be settled in the courts," Commissioner Willie Adams said on Tuesday night at the commission meeting in the San Francisco Ferry Building.
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The case is due to be settled by March 3.
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No argument can be settled if this isn't in place.
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First, these primary campaigns will not be settled in February.
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The issue will now be settled by London's High Court.
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Basel 22027 was supposed to be settled a year ago.
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The contradiction could ultimately be settled by the Supreme Court.
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Then the answer will be settled once and for all.
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The dates for that trip are yet to be settled.
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They are told they will never be settled in Australia.
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Questions of economics can often be settled by a compromise.
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Meaning this one likely won't be settled until Monday morning.
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The lawsuit, which would be settled, was no longer necessary.
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And all over Europe there were scores to be settled.
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The fight will be settled by an auction this weekend.
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The U.S. Open women's finals matchup will be settled tonight.
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She acknowledged the matter may ultimately be settled in court.
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This matter will be settled much more quietly than Valeant.
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The matter will be settled in court, Mr. Jomard said.
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While some, like the debate between the 103s Celtics and 210s Lakers, will never be settled, current-day dream matchups, like LeBron versus Steph and Brady versus Manning, can be settled between the lines.
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A shut down date is due to be settled on Friday.
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This week, the matter will be settled once and for all.
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It looks like this one's going to be settled in court.
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"There are a few remaining issues to be settled," he said.
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This is something that will be settled in our bilateral dialogue.
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This case will be settled by the United States Supreme Court!
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If any scientific issue should be "settled" this may be it.
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But the issue seemed to be settled last month, when Col.
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He said the dispute should be settled by voters, not judges.
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There are salaries to be paid and bills to be settled.
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The idea is that anything we thought might be settled, isn't.
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The matter of Thaddeus Ma Daqin also needs to be settled.
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Also unclear is how the revenue share agreement will be settled.
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Chairmanships of key committees and subcommittees will need to be settled.
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Still to be settled is the thorny issue of tax rates.
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Now, under Virginia law, the election will be settled by chance.
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The matter should be settled with a campuswide referendum, he said.
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The plot of "Game of Thrones" will be settled Sunday night.
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All of these questions will need further research to be settled.
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That question may now be settled in a court of law.
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Mr. Leigh arrived in the fall, happy to finally be settled.
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Major differences remain to be settled ahead of the end-March deadline.
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Questions about the immediate direction of the movement could not be settled.
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The cases are expected to ultimately be settled by the Supreme Court.
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The relationship between the United Kingdom's constituent countries needs to be settled.
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The strife within the GOP will not be settled on Election Day.
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And that means the bathroom debate won't be settled any time soon.
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Sgt Pepper debate will never be settled, what is left to determine?
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Allowing this issue to be settled by court decision could create chaos.
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The truth is, this isn't a debate that can be settled objectively.
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The LME's cash-settled contract will be settled against an industry benchmark.
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"The science should be settled," Gerard said of the science board's actions.
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The industry's dispute is likely to be settled by the White House.
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Ultimately, though, Mr. Harris has a hunch this lawsuit will be settled.
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The firm has said XRP transactions can be settled in four seconds.
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A European rule states that invoices must be settled within 30 days?
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Ultimately the matter will be settled at the polls in November 2020.
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Disputes over boundaries would be settled by a court-appointed special master.
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Usually these questions would be settled by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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The opinions about the issue will ultimately be settled by the facts.
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Clifford's attorney, Michael Avenatti, said it should be settled in open court.
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Firstly, it allows contracts with Rusal to continue to be settled until Oct.
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Experts, including Hogan, predicted that the trade negotiations would be settled by now.
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The auction on the London Stock Exchange will be settled on April 11.
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Final prices for the current week will be settled on Tuesday next week.
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That issue should be settled by the next round of talks, he added.
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That sort of moral judgment that should not be settled by a definition.
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"We talked about whether he considered Roe to be settled law," she said.
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You might suppose that the feud could be settled by testing rival claims.
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First, there is enormous potential for scores to be settled and rivalries pursued.
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Extra time has expired and this one will be settled by penalty kicks.
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While custody seems to finally be settled, the rest of their divorce continues.
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"I'd love to be settled down by the age of 30," he said.
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Food Court: Sometimes, debates over food can't easily be settled between two people.
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Trades can be settled almost instantly, without the need for lots of intermediaries.
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What's this "bureaucratic war" between the FTC and FCC that must be settled?
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There are numerous and wide-ranging issues, however, that remain to be settled.
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Daniels' attorney, Michael Avenatti, said the matter should be settled in open court.
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Nothing is likely to be settled for months, and justice is running behind.
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Dr. Kistler was optimistic that the sweet potato debate would someday be settled.
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"It's just too bad it can't just be settled without all this fuss."
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On the V.A.R. point, at least, the debate seems finally to be settled.
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Off field — but in-world — issues can be settled, or redressed, on it.
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They will be settled by issuing a 10-year promissory note, Adeosun said.
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It is an issue deeper than can be settled with a single rate cut.
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The CDU has been thrown into a leadership struggle to be settled in December.
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Many of its people undoubtedly collaborated with the occupiers, and scores will be settled.
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Boltanksy wrote that the suit against TCF was the most likely to be settled.
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A hefty backlog at the commission means the matter will not be settled soon.
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Who says a love triangle needs to be settled by a show's fifth season?
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Isn't this largely a matter of constitutional law, to be settled by the courts?
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It was where they'd tossed the gauntlet, the only place it could be settled.
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GO BACK TO LONDON, WHERE YOU'LL NEVER BUY ANYTHING AND YOU'LL NEVER BE SETTLED.
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Such situations cannot be taken to the public but must sometimes be settled immediately.
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But Democrats said DACA remains a top priority and must be settled this year.
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We would prefer this kind of dispute to be settled on a negotiated basis.
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With the clock ticking toward a vote, the impasse had yet to be settled.
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"Within six months, all disputes related to forest lands will be settled," Fadnavis said.
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I think it will either be settled or CNN will prevail on the motion.
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There are still scores of House and Senate primaries that need to be settled.
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"Within six months, all disputes related to forest lands will be settled," he said.
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ESL's attorney disputed that but said it could be settled after the sale closes.
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Total bids tendered for the 7-year paper, which will be settled on Nov.
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"The final numbers will be settled after July the first, next year," said Wood.
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To a certain extent, these aren't questions that can be settled in a debate.
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Ultimately these questions will be settled by high politics, if they are settled at all.
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Earlier Wednesday, the president said the matter would be settled by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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There are still more than a hundred plaintiffs whose cases have yet to be settled.
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The first coast-to-coast line, finished in 1869, allowed the West to be settled.
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This effectively ends any opportunity for matters to be settled through private or internal negotiations.
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There remain differences over how disputes under the trade agreement should be settled, he added.
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It took three and a half years for Fowler and Chambers's lawsuit to be settled.
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He also said Henkel's strategy through 20.5 would be settled over the next six months.
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The Australian government, however, remains adamant that the men will never be settled in Australia.
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The matter had seemed to be settled in April, when the settlement agreement was forged.
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It should be settled law that taxpayers should not be forced to fund an abortion.
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"Idlib's fate must be settled by a political process," he told Le Journal du Dimanche.
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If there are problems in Syria, they should be settled in Syria, not brought here.
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This small matter may be settled, but the Valeant story is still far from over.
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If the dispute between the economic entities — dispute will be settled in Stockholm arbitration court.
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" Judge Kavanaugh reportedly told Ms. Collins recently that he considered Roe to be "settled law.
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Mr. Paolini said he thought the trade dispute would be settled without much more damage.
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The UK's plan to leave the European Union will be settled in eight frantic days.
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You have to work, then you have to wait for four years to be settled.
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Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire, but the Democratic race might not be settled anytime soon.
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Meadows predicted that the race to replace Ryan will be settled before the midterm elections.
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The French have demanded that terms of the exit be settled before any trade talks.
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Which means the political debate over the Russia investigation probably won't be settled at all.
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"This has to be settled at the presidential level," personally between Trump and Xi Jinping.
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The closest Premier League title race since 2012 will be settled by whichever frays first.
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Futures contracts will have maturities of one, two or three months and be settled in cash.
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According to Zambian law, the opposition's petition must be settled within 220 days of its receipt.
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That will be settled in the coming months, once Mistry finds a buyer for the space.
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But before it is establish how much lawyers might make, another public squabble must be settled.
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The new Liberal government's position has been that these matters should be settled outside of court.
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Obama's legacy in Asia will not exclusively be settled by the fate of the TPP, however.
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The source said "the matter will be settled sooner or later, and it won't be later".
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The standoff will need to be settled by the courts unless the agency revises its rules.
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"You don't want this whole thing to be settled on this San Bernardino case." he said.
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The attorneys reiterated Apple's position that the disagreement should not be settled in the court system.
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There's a mountain of research and debate about how dogs "think" that's yet to be settled.
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Legally or otherwise, it looks like the veracity of Wolff's accounts won't be settled anytime soon.
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China, which has boosted its investments in the Maldives, said the crisis should be settled internally.
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The order also directed that asylum cases currently in immigration courts be settled within 180 days.
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Lombardini suggested that the oldest-youngest disputes could be settled on the court, San Marino style.
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If the students choose, the matter can also be settled without the involvement of law enforcement.
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Next year, another class-action suit against Sterling Jewelers is slated to be settled via arbitration.
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The matter will likely take several years to be settled by the European courts, it added.
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The fate of Broadcom's bid for Qualcomm was expected to be settled Tuesday in San Diego.
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Mr. Mnuchin again refused last week, saying that the matter would be settled by the courts.
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Transitioning is hard, but we are learning to navigate uncertainty, to be settled in the unsettled.
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"This will be settled at the Monumental," said Lucas Pratto, who had a goal for River.
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Just because scientists may consider the matter to be settled, though, doesn't mean the public does.
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Those are typically the last to be settled before a tentative labor deal can be reached.
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Though expected to be settled by the end of last year, the investigation is still pending.
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So it's going to be settled in court," Jordan said Sunday on ABC News "This Week.
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Clinton also said she's not concerned that the issue won't be settled before this summer's convention.
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This would seem like the kind of dispute that could be settled in a full trial.
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The EU has long insisted that the delicate Irish issue must be settled swiftly, along with Brexit.
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The coalition's center-left ally, the Social Democrat Party (SPD), has demanded that the dispute be settled.
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But it is unclear that either of the disputes over disputes can be settled in this way.
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Kalanick argues the dispute should be settled by an arbiter, and there's no need for an injunction.
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What's next: The allegations will not be settled by the time the new Congress convenes on Jan.
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Questions that might otherwise be settled legislatively are instead the object of arcane legal and constitutional wrangling.
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Sanchez has demanded assurances that the future of Gibraltar would be settled through direct talks with Madrid.
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Based on social media activity from both Foster and Cardi, though, the situation seems to be settled.
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The auction will be settled on Tuesday, when T-bills worth $944.5 million are due to mature.
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That question must be settled before even the broad outlines of the program can be made clear.
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But the debate about their respective health and fitness for office won't be settled on facts alone.
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A previous version counted delegates from Colorado and Wyoming, which will not be settled on that date.
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Abe later rejected the proposal, repeating Japan's stance that the question of sovereignty must be settled first.
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"I thought I'd be settled by my age, you know, but man, it never ends," he gripes.
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The implication is that the dispute must be settled before it will spend big money on exploration.
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And I think the survival of the JCPOA may well be settled in the next few weeks.
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I wonder if Collins believes these cases to be settled legal principles that should not be overturned.
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The U.S. is not taking sides in the territorial dispute, but argues it must be settled peacefully.
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In conjunction with the Viacom settlement, the trust dispute will be settled, though details were not announced.
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These and other issues would have to be settled for a useful UN ban on autonomous weapons.
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Employees are often required to sign contracts stipulating that sexual harassment claims be settled in private courts.
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Final prices for this week will be settled Tuesday next week on the salmon exchange Nasdaq Salmon.
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L could finally be settled in a quick auction this weekend, Britain's Takeover Panel said on Thursday.
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These rules cover everything from the binding of delegates to how disputes over credentials will be settled.
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And there is some hope, if not always an expectation, that the issue will be settled soon.
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Any disputes you have — with brokers and advisers alike — are likely to be settled in arbitration anyway.
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The dispute — and the identity of the Ninth District's next congressman — may not be settled for weeks.
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Mr. Pinto's appeal is likely to take up to two weeks to be settled, his lawyer said.
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Politics is a dynamic unfolding, not a debate that can ever be settled once and for all.
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Instead, those disputes have to be settled by a private entity with the details kept private, too.
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Under the new agreement, the debt would be settled for $10.7 billion, with $3.8 billion up front.
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A larger question that could be settled by the court concerns what, exactly, constitutes an original song.
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Stern's death will put the proceedings on hold until his estate can be settled, his attorney said.
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The issuance of the report came amid little sign that the war will be settled anytime soon.
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In case if the dispute between the economic entities, dispute will be settled in Stockholm arbitration court.
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RYUN: First of all, I think this is going to be settled in the court of public opinion.
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One internal PDVSA document indicated shipments of Venezuelan oil to Reliance in April would be settled via Rosneft.
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No summonses were issued, and the matter is expected to be settled by the two drivers' insurance companies.
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More important is the rise of the rule of law, enabling disputes to be settled by impartial courts.
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Uber argued that a clause in its contract with Levandowski required that the dispute be settled in arbitration.
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Shepard's case, however, is not on their official meeting agenda, and is likely to be settled in court.
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It is not clear who is right, and the matter will probably have to be settled in court.
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"I really thought it was something that could be settled easily with just a few words," he said.
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We spent months searching around Petra and we eventually found one of the last tribes to be settled.
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Although the Trump administration has been pressing for a quick deal, several major topics remain to be settled.
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Soon, he said, Stanton would be settled into a new routine and there will be comfort in that.
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The auction will be settled on Tuesday when dollar T-bills worth $1.1 billion are due to mature.
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" He said Roe has been "reaffirmed many times" and that he believes the matter to be "settled law.
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PNG has signed the relevant UN refugee conventions, meaning that in theory asylum seekers could be settled there.
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The company's user agreement says cases must be settled in private arbitration, a federal judge said on Tuesday.
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The litigation should be settled with some face-saving measures for Mr. Dauman and George Abrams, another director.
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Still, this is something that should be settled, perhaps with Starboard getting some participation in the buyout process.
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Ripple said transactions in XRP can be settled in four seconds, faster than any major cryptocurrency right now.
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It makes no difference whether that payment happens to be settled by reducing what the exporter otherwise owes.
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The biggest question - whether the CFPB has legal authority to create such a rule - could be settled earlier.
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This should be settled faster than it takes to throw down animal style fries and a Neopolitan shake.
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Now that most of the dirty work appears to be settled ... time to get back to channeling McSteamy.
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The question of whether Lula can run is not likely to be settled by the courts for several months.
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The argument might be settled at some point if standards remain the same for men and women, she said.
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Gazprom said in the Saturday statement, without elaborating, that the dispute with Botas would be settled out of court.
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A Commission source said last week that the dispute may not be settled this year, which could delay payments.
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The truth is that neither Ireland nor the exit bill can be settled without some deal on future trade.
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Mr Davis hinted this week that the Irish border question may not be settled before October, or even later.
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Given the Republican Party's continuing lurch to the right, that would probably mean nominations would be settled by convention.
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It added that the spat will ultimately be settled by an arbitration panel under the International Chamber of Commerce.
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Whether the Mitt Romney primary will be settled before then, however, is suddenly an intriguing question in Republican politics.
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The deal would be settled either in cash or through the issue of shares or convertible bonds, it added.
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Surely they should be settled somewhere near their countries so that they can easily return home again one day?
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Final prices for the current week will be settled on Tuesday of next week at the Nasdaq Salmon bourse.
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But the Apple dispute has recently entered the political realm, as well — and it won't be settled anytime soon.
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This litigation should be settled for all involved, with some face-saving measures for Mr. Abrams and Mr. Dauman.
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In 2013, the government announced that no asylum seeker who arrived by boat would ever be settled in Australia.
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A final interpretation of the rules will have to be settled behind closed doors between now and Election Day.
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Debts may also be settled; however, you could get yourself into some tricky financial situations if you aren't careful.
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Officers calmed down the situation and told them this was, ironically, a civil matter to be settled in court.
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Because of the competing claims to the accounts, Wells Fargo quickly froze them until the dispute could be settled.
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If adult children have siblings who do not share ownership of the house, how will their inheritance be settled?
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Ms. Clifford's nondisclosure contract, made public through her lawsuit, calls for disagreements to be settled through confidential, binding arbitration.
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David Boies, who was recruited as the Justice Department's chief litigator, initially thought that the case should be settled.
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A huge number that are yet to be completed, and which still need to be settled on by buyers.
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" He continued, "They will not be settled in Australia, and they will not be resettled in the United States.
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It will not be settled in time for anyone to brag about it on the campaign trail in 2020.
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But Tavares said he hoped his contract situation could be settled before the Islanders open their season on Oct.
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The big picture: The order requires cities and states to give written consent before refugees can be settled there.
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Experts say many of these disputes will be settled far from stages, truckers' cabs, or therapists' couches: in court.
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House Democrats appeared to respond to the idea that Mr. Trump's fate should be settled in the 2020 election.
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The only uncertainty that seemed to be settled on Friday was that the man killed was indeed Mr. Amri.
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Star said he feels "so f------ excited" to move, and plans to be settled within the next two weeks.
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The futures will be settled by cash so traders won't be getting their hands dirty buying the stuff directly.
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The outcomes of two Senate races, 13 House seats and two governorships had yet to be settled on Monday.
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Environmentalists are challenging these policy decisions on procedural and other grounds, with the matter likely to be settled in courts.
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" Instead, the document states, any disagreements, including those regarding "rights of privacy and publicity," would be settled in "confidential arbitration.
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Although a full technical standard has yet to be settled, industry bodies have published general benchmarks for the new technology.
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As every sailor will tell you, almost anything immersed in seawater for long enough will be settled by living creatures.
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The dispute could easily be settled, says James Acton, a nuclear-policy expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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So the best way for it to be settled in practice is by the person who actually faces the choice.
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But Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said refugees still in the Manus Island facility would never be settled in Australia.
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But the battle is far from over and is likely to be settled in either the Supreme Court or Congress.
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It takes years for migrants to be settled enough to be sucked into crime, says Amir Rostami of Stockholm University.
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We must stand up for the working families of Brazil and demand that this dispute be settled with democratic elections.
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Disputes between the EU and Britain during the transition period are to be settled by the ECJ, EU's highest court.
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We've made it to the final week of the NFL season, and there are still some scores to be settled.
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The vast majority of lawsuits are settled out of court, and patent cases are even more likely to be settled.
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"No one from Manus Island Regional Processing Center will ever be settled in Australia," Mr. Dutton said in a statement.
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The total considerations for these investments amount to HKD55 billion-60 billion, which will be settled in 2017 or beyond.
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Ms. Lee's claims are to be settled in a trial court; she says she has lost nearly 1 million dollars.
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The strike would be settled on April 16, with an agreement that acknowledged the workers' union and raised their wages.
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They fully expect their clash with Mr. Trump to be settled by the courts — and likely by the Supreme Court.
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Three of the last five finals have had extra time, and two of those had to be settled on penalties.
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We should not shy away from them as long as they can be settled by argument and with mutual respect.
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AM View also interviews The Hill's Mike Lillis about an important House committee contest to be settled by Democrats Wednesday.
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Homebuyers with children tend to abandon their homebuying plans by August because they want to be settled before school starts.
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Creditors told CNBC in 2015 they believed the debt would be settled at 27 to 49 cents on the dollar.
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DeVos's guidance also allowed cases to be settled in mediation sessions and dropped the time frames for completing such investigations.
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The issue is likely to be settled by a small group of moderate Republican senators, most prominently Murkowski, Maine Sen.
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The sale will be carried out via a market transaction initiated by Yakult and is expected to be settled in March.
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Ultimately, as many commentators and the FCC on occasion have pointed out, the question may have to be settled by legislation.
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Strangely enough, it appears that in Canada, not all arguments can be settled with a Molson and some—extremely—polite debate.
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And I think having happiness as a goal makes it difficult to experience and be settled in the sensation of joy.
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Nothing irritates Eurocrats more than the apparent British belief that details can be settled by what one calls a "flowery declaration".
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Regardless, this disagreement seems destined to be settled in court, as San Francisco doesn't seem eager to settle the matter privately.
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The insurance policy requires the dispute to be settled under arbitration, Verney said, and Project Veritas has entered into that process.
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That leaves a hole in nondiscrimination laws to be settled even if courts ultimately come down in favor of LGBTQ rights.
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That's because he thinks the trade war with China will be settled by the first quarter of next year, he said.
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Wade ruling that legalized abortion to be settled law, Republican Senator Susan Collins said on Tuesday, but Democrats were deeply skeptical.
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Opioid funding and changes to regulations related to the use of health savings accounts appear to be settled and locked in.
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Frances Bean Cobain's divorce may be settled but she has lost one prized possession to her ex: her father's famous guitar.
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This reopening can be settled through both Euroclear as well as the local depositary institution in Moscow - the National Settlement Depository.
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The acquisition will be settled either by cash or exchange for the proposed zero-coupon bond to be issued by KAF.
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In August 2015, Al Maad Al Islami inked the deal, obtained approval from Newton County, and everything seemed to be settled.
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With an agreed-upon empirical metric for pain, he estimates, the vast majority of cases would be settled rather than litigated.
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The U.S. and other nations, however, did not formally recognize that claim, saying the land's status should be settled in negotiations.
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Without pay on death or a cosignatory, the account may be frozen, and have to be settled and released through probate.
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The question of fair water appropriation may indeed only be settled when upriver senior water-holders cut off their downstream neighbors.
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"Once all the facts are released, I'm confident this matter will once and for all be settled and resolved," he said.
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That broke with years of international policy consensus, which called for the status of Jerusalem to be settled in peace talks.
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These challenging issues are considered to be "settled" and therefore, off limits for debate, both in and outside of the classroom.
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We very much hope that this can be settled in a way that makes it smooth, that does not harm confidence.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told reporters in Doha the Idlib issue can be settled only when Erdogan and Putin meet.
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A woman and her children may be settled in a shelter affiliated with the government, local administrations or a nongovernmental organization.
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Before the West could be settled with white farmers, however, the federal government had to remove a major obstacle: Native peoples.
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Washington state law calls for election ties to be settled by drawing lots, which is defined as a game of chance.
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Uncertain political implications While the trend of Trump's power grabs is clear, their ultimate political implications are yet to be settled.
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The Supreme Court has repeatedly expanded the right of companies to require that disputes be settled by arbitrators rather than judges.
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The last undecided contest of the 214 midterms could be settled in a special election in North Carolina's 2361th Congressional District.
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The Trump Organization said that the spat will ultimately be settled by an arbitration panel under the International Chamber of Commerce.
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The question of whether this political calculation is right, and how much this state has really changed, will be settled soon.
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The auction will be settled on Tuesday, the same day one-year dollar debt worth $715 million is due to mature.
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Michael's lawyer has claimed he doesn't have the income to make the payments, so looks like this won't be settled easily.
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So, now, yet another tech-related dispute will be settled as it should be: in the Thunderdome in a court of law.
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Uber's employment contract required signing a binding arbitration agreement stipulating that cases be settled privately by an arbiter instead of a jury.
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GIGOT: Kate, how does this play into the election campaign, or is this going to be settled way well after the midterms?
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Experts believe the row with Tesco will be settled with a compromise, though there will probably be short- and long-term consequences.
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The plan for same-day meetings suggests the issue will be settled more quickly than last year, when the deal was agreed.
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But what seems likelier is that the beef between Musk and the SEC will be settled in a much more amicable fashion.
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One EU diplomat said these sought to answer Walloon concerns about farming and how trade disputes with Canadian companies would be settled.
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Three years later, the headphone jack issue might be settled for many, but it's still at least an occasional annoyance for all.
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Calls by Lebanese authorities for the matter to be settled by the UN's mission in southern Lebanon have so far gone unheeded.
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Today, Airbnb and eBay confirmed to TechCrunch they too would no longer require sexual harassment claims to be settled through private arbitration.
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From April 23, trades will be settled within two working days of execution, the exchange said in a statement late on Thursday.
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Economists know in their bones that budget constraints eventually bind and that accounts must be settled at the end of the day.
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But for those -- that debate, that debate, to some degree, is going to be settled by the demographics in the near future.
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To the White House, it's clear that America's attitudes on race, or other divisive issues, can't be settled with a big speech.
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"Food versus energy is an old story" that has yet be settled, said Frank Corsini, Give Global Energy's chairman and chief executive.
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These are bets made between scientists on the outcome of some uncertain statement that can only be settled by the scientific method.
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Such a move had long been considered at odds with US policy that the status of Jerusalem should be settled in negotiations.
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Differences over Greece's 2018 budget plans were narrowing, he said, adding that three or four other issues also remained to be settled.
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Still, most disputes would be resolved in arbitration, not the courts, since most investment firms require that disputes be settled that way.
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The fate of the 2012 autopsy shows us, then, that this issue won't be settled in think tanks or among Washington elites.
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It's the planet of peace and harmony, so issues you've had at work will be settled, and things will play out fairly.
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Mauldin recognizes there is plenty of work left to be done, but he seems to be settled in for the long-haul.
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Wade abortion rights decision to be "settled law of the land," according to a secret email obtained by The New York Times.
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Here is a guide to why this issue is seemingly so intractable, and how it might be settled or otherwise dealt with.
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This time, they were careful to say that the final borders of Israel and any Palestinian state must be settled in negotiations.
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"The British people want this to be settled," Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, said, speaking briefly outside her office on Downing Street.
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I believe these games tend to stay close throughout or be settled in a jiffy, and this weekend I'm leaning the latter.
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And the agreement says any challenge of the validity or enforceability would itself be settled by an arbitrator and not a court.
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The dispute centers on whether the agreement is valid and if the matter should be settled in open court or private arbitration.
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The case would be immediately appealed, and the question could be settled once and for all, most likely by the Supreme Court.
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Other referendums looming on European issues such as limiting free movement should be settled before holding a vote on a treaty, Pfister said.
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It is less likely to be settled militarily, but as with the Cold War the winner can set the terms for the future.
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That's based on a combination of "distance and duration," like regular Uber drives, but can only be settled in cash, the company said.
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It's a free-to-play Switch game that isn't meant to be settled into for a long haul, but sampled at your leisure.
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Be smart: Pelosi's opposition to impeachment + Trump's shield of no collusion indictments = The high likelihood his fate will be settled on Election Day.
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"All of this could be settled if we would just release the 28 pages and let everyone see what's in there," Strada said.
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"You'd think that after all these years, somebody would be settled with something like this, but it's still hard to accept," she said.
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"It all could be settled if the President of the United States of America would act responsibly and simply apologize," Waters told Cuomo.
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These pumps allowed the city's swamplands, most of which had previously been too wet to build upon, to be settled during the 1920s.
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Asked if there was a chance that the suit could be settled, Rose said he was focused solely on the coming N.B.A. season.
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If the respective lawsuits of Beck and Balfe can't be settled, a very public and likely ugly jury trial will be the result.
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But many public school teachers can typically resolve grievances only through arbitration, since most investment providers mandate that disputes be settled that way.
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The settlements, for at least $1.2 million each, are the first of dozens of suits stemming from the two crashes to be settled.
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A federal court has dismissed Envision Healthcare's lawsuit against UnitedHealthcare, citing the two companies' contract that says disputes must be settled by arbitration.
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The meeting is supposed to happen by the end of May, but an exact time and place have yet to be settled on.
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The agreement covers 80 percent of AIG's U.S. Commercial long-tail exposures - liabilities for claims that take a long time to be settled.
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Ties can be settled by coin flips, and reports out of Iowa suggest that a handful of delegates were assigned by pure chance.
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The nomination could well be settled by mid-March due to candidate dropouts, as was the case for Democrats in 2000 and 2004.
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BHP also faces a significant juncture in the Samarco mine dam liability saga in Brazil, which is meant to be settled in September.
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People familiar with the case said it was unlikely to be settled before Moise takes power, but would probably not derail his ascent.
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Conte said after meeting coalition officials late on Sunday that the dispute would be settled by a vote in parliament on Dec. 11.
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Kirby told reporters that he did not want to be unduly optimistic but hoped unresolved issues would be settled in the coming days.
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"It would be positive if this deal could be settled within that timeframe from the standpoint of returning capital to shareholders," he said.
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"I hope that the issue of Article 7 proceedings ... can be settled," Merkel said via a translator at a joint conference with Morawiecki.
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Despite all of that, we hold on to our belief that political disagreements should be settled with deliberation, not fear-mongering and terror.
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StanChart is looking to issue 100 million SDRs (about 925 million renminbi or $139 million) and the bonds will be settled in renminbi.
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While Judge Mark L. Wolf ruled against it, Optum emphasized that the issues remain unresolved and would need to be settled in arbitration.
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Our diplomats settle disputes over conference tables and in quiet conversation so that they don't need to be settled with bombs and bullets.
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The norm that trade differences should be settled in a peaceful and orderly manner will have been sacrificed to no advantage for most Americans.
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It had offered 750 million euros in six-year papers and 1.25 billion euro in 12-year notes, to be settled on April 11.
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The wall would also have to be constructed through private property -- especially in Texas -- and those cases would have to be settled in court.
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The deal will be settled 75 percent in cash and 25 percent in new Long4Life stock at a price of 5.21 rand per share.
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Snap disputes all of this as "scurrilous, publicity-seeking" allegations from a "disgruntled ex-employee," and believes the matter should be settled in arbitration.
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Forced arbitration waives an individual's right to a trial by jury, instead forcing disputes to be settled by a third party behind closed doors.
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The loans will be settled on the last trading day of each quarter, and maturing on the first trading day of the following quarter.
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He hoped it would allow for the patent cases to be settled more quickly so they would be less of a burden, he said.
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Krawcheck said that's because of the arbitration agreements that employees sign, forcing disputes to be settled confidentially without the public learning about what happened.
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Thus Britain's future as a nuclear power or NATO member would be settled by a closed-door meeting of union delegates and party members.
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The fate of 12 troubled large concerns is due to be settled within weeks; another 28 cases are set to be resolved by September.
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If the assets banks pledge to borrow cash fell by that amount, payments worth 238 billion euros would not be settled, the study found.
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For instance, the question of "how to pay for it," or whether it needs to be "paid for" at all, must eventually be settled.
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Gottlieb and the FDA haven't said what nicotine levels are considered "non-addictive," though, and the science around that question remains to be settled.
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But the lawsuits face continued challenges in court, since JetSmarter's membership agreement states that any disputes with the company must be settled in arbitration.
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Other knotty issues to be settled in the withdrawal treaty include border arrangements, notably in Ireland, and the rights of EU and British expatriates.
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Einstein said he didn't know with what weapons it would be fought, but that World War IV would be settled with sticks and stones.
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Meehan, a former U.S. attorney who chaired the Homeland Security Committee's cybersecurity subcommittee, said Wednesday that the issue should be settled definitively through legislation.
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But whichever way the Court ruled, the issue would be settled (until the losing side managed to garner enough support for a constitutional amendment).
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Because her employment agreement required disputes to be settled through arbitration, as many work agreements do, the case went to arbitration instead of court.
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The question of how many million souls were extinguished either at Stalin's bidding or as a result of his policies will never be settled.
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A source briefed on the talks told Reuters on Wednesday that the charges could be settled before the Obama administration leaves office next month.
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Both are being sued by the Trump Organization—and there are no signs that the suits will be settled anytime in the near future.
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Susan Collins, of Maine, saying Kavanaugh believes it to be "settled law" in her Senate floor speech last week, abortion opponents celebrated his confirmation.
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A congressional race in North Carolina that seemed to be settled on election night was reopened last week amid allegations of absentee ballot fraud.
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ATLANTA — For the second time in eight years, the leadership of the South's most influential city is likely to be settled after a recount.
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PES owes the EPA about $185 million worth of RINs, though it is unclear how that debt will be settled in the bankruptcy proceeding.
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Gazprom deputy head Alexander Medvedev told investors on Monday that he hoped an antitrust investigation launched by the European Commission would be settled amicably.
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Some feared that the Republicans would take advantage of a law that allows contested elections to be settled by a vote of the legislature.
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And beyond Turkey's southern border, Mr. Erdogan has dwindling influence on shaping the outcome of the Syrian civil war, should it finally be settled.
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A lot of the points Dreher and I differ on can't be settled by debate, but that doesn't mean there's no room for understanding.
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On Tuesday, Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that the takeover battle for Sky would likely be settled at a brief auction.
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Susan Collins, who supports abortion rights, told reporters that Kavanaugh had assured her he considers Roe to be "settled law" during a private meeting.
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"The British people want this to be settled, they want a good deal that sets us on course for a brighter future," May said.
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Turkey's leading business association, TUSIAD, warned that the dispute would harm bilateral economic, social and cultural ties, and called for disagreements to be settled calmly.
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The constitutional amendments put forward add language saying that "foreign populations cannot be settled in Hungary" and would place additional limits on eligibility for asylum.
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But the very idea that the charge is something to be negotiated irritates many Eurocrats, who see it as a straightforward account to be settled.
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Court injunctions have staved off mass deportations for now, but those legal cases should be settled by next year leaving DACA recipients future deeply uncertain.
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A further change enacted by the new regulation requires foreign currency credit card transactions by Venezuelans overseas to be settled at the floating Dicom rate.
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"I've been so happy to be home and to be settled and I've just been sailing and skateboarding and golfing and [practicing] jujitsu," Young says.
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Defence Minister Bhim Rawal said the boundary issue would be settled by a political committee in three months, but Madhesi party leaders were not convinced.
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"Existing knowledge gaps and controversy ... among the scientific community" have to be settled to understand the complex relationship between the polar vortex and climate change.
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The company did not say when the matter might be settled but had expressed hope earlier this year to end it as soon as possible.
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The obligations to be settled by the government include pension liabilities, unpaid salaries and accrued fuel supply interest, according to her memo seen by Reuters.
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The deal saw limited foreign investor participation, partly because Euroclear and Clearstream had yet to decide whether the bonds could be settled through their systems.
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The amount will be settled through a combination of shares and cash from internal resources and bank debt, Long2850Life said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The first was slavery, which had to be settled by a civil war that cost hundred of thousands of lives and changed the nation fundamentally.
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In 2017, the Court changed what appeared to be settled law since 1990 that infringers could be sued in a jurisdiction where patent infringement occurred.
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Overall, the concern is that if Italy were to leave the bloc these balances would have to be settled, and complicated by redenomination or default.
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With talks still ongoing on a final rework of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), any lumber deal is expected to be settled separately.
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Zaid says such cases normally take two to four years to be settled and the chances of the CIA overturning this decision are statistically slim.
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The only way this can be settled more or less permanently is by decisive legislation, and that's a long term goal — we're talking 2020 here.
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The amount will be settled through a combination of shares and cash from internal cash resources and bank debt, the firm said in a statement.
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In other words, if she stuck with the program for three years, her loan would be settled and she would've paid nothing out of pocket.
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And indications are that the outcome of Mr. Moore's campaign will be settled by what happens in Alabama, not what Mr. Trump says in Washington.
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Once Mr. Trump issues his expected veto, the matter is all but certain to be settled in the courts, where multiple lawsuits have been filed.
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Until Matz's return, Collins appears to be settled on keeping Milone in the rotation, even if there will be some shuffling in the coming week.
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If so, there is a good chance that the legality of the 2017 order will not be settled before the next round of presidential elections.
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But in September banks too found themselves short of cash when companies' quarterly tax payments fell due and past Treasury purchases had to be settled.
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Traders, citing a notice from the regulator, said the currency forwards being auctioned on Monday would be settled within 60-days and backed by customer demand.
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Small discrepancies can be fixed in a few days, and most matters can be settled with a village council meeting, avoiding lengthy legal procedures, he said.
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Most countries regard the status of Jerusalem as a matter to be settled in an eventual Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement, although that process is now stalled.
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Among a host of lower-profile issues to be settled will be agreeing how to handle outstanding cases involving Britain at the European Court of Justice.
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But a different Nixon case stands for the proposition that an actual House of Representatives impeachment or Senate trial would not be settled by the justices.
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One source we talked to didn't dispute that figure, but from what we understand the final price won't be settled on until the deal has closed.
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One-year dollar/rial forwards - deals that will be settled in 12 months' time - jumped on Monday as high as 1,500 points, their highest since 2006.
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But there is one more big grassroots-versus-establishment clash remaining to be settled before next week's Democratic National Convention—or, possibly, during next week's convention.
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That means that a wide range of disputes and claims will be settled privately, by a third party—a practice that can be biased against consumers.
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Of course, the question of whether users consented to their "intangible injury" is yet to be settled, and may be a major crux in the case.
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The case must still be settled by a vote of the full Supreme Court panel, which could take up the matter as soon as Aug. 16.
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The deal will be settled in cash and in shares in the new company that will act as the master franchisee for the 20-year period.
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A few critics of Homo floresiensis still aren't convinced, saying the debate over whether this really was a species couldn't be settled by the new finding.
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Even if those processed on the island were found to be refugees, they were told by the Australian government they would never be settled in Australia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The sooner uncertainties in Germany's banking sector can be settled the better, the head of the BdB banking association, Michael Kemmer, said on Saturday.
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He said Wednesday that the global health issue would be settled eventually, but it could hurt companies for the next few quarters more than analysts think.
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The contracts are set to clear through CME ClearPort and will be settled against physical marine fuel assessments from price reporting agency S&P Global Platts.
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Peru's first sale of Euroclearable bonds followed similar issuances by Chile and Mexico that can also be settled by Belgium-based post-trade services provider Euroclear.
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Similarly, the 2008 William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act requires unaccompanied minors to be settled with guardians in the United States while undergoing removal proceedings.
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When asked if this matter should be settled in a conversation between the mayor and the governor, Mr. Lhota conceded that it should work that way.
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The final list of who is and who is not an Indian in Newfoundland will not be settled until the appeals process is completed in 2018.
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If Hanen refuses to grant an injunction, the case would have to be settled on its merits, a process that could be time-consuming and complex.
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The whole effort kicked off an intense lobbying battle last year between insurers and medical providers over the details of how these bills would be settled.
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Mr. Bhalla said that he hoped that the matter could be settled amicably with New York Waterway, which he described as a friend of the city.
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His ESPN contract is up in August, according to the company, so it seems a good bet that the site's future will be settled before then.
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"Some governments are working on it, and people have to be settled in the best possible way, but creating psychosis is not the cure," he added.
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The third key issue to be settled before the EU will agree to trade talks is on handling the sensitive border on the island of Ireland.
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He also alleges that a contract she signed mandated that any issues that arose from the filming would be settled in private arbitration — not a public court.
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Mohammad Ladjevardian, a Houston-based investor, says the bonds he bought at full price before the default should be settled on the same terms as Elliott's deal.
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Meanwhile, Salon predicted that the battle between Cersei's forces and Jon Snow/Daenerys' forces will be settled with a single battle between The Mountain and The Hound.
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He did not give precise figure for daily transactions but said that a significant amount of overall internal flows are likely to be settled on the system.
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The proposed new methodology for setting the rate will allow insurers to release some of these reserves, as outstanding claims may be settled under the new regime.
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Many moderate Muslim leaders defend blasphemy laws on the grounds that they prevent violence by allowing religious disputes to be settled by the courts rather than vigilantes.
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"Immigration law in this country — and the status of DACA recipients in particular — ultimately must be settled by our representatives in Congress," Session said in the statement.
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At present, trades must be settled on the same day, which inconveniences foreign investors as they need to have large amounts of money on hand before trading.
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This is the latest twist in a proxy battle that is scheduled to be settled at Thursday's annual meeting when shareholders' votes will be tallied and announced.
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His comments underscored the range of issues yet to be settled in the privatization of Centrais Eletricas Brasileiras SA, as the government's holding company is formally known.
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Some 2,144 square kilometers of the Maya Biosphere Reserve in Petén were scanned, inclusive of and around areas known to be settled, developed or otherwise of importance.
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The Kardashian legal document also state that any grievances Hillair has with the sisters would need to be settled via arbitration, per their original agreement with Boldface.
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The debate will be settled at the end of the conference, when members of the next Politburo Standing Committee walk out on stage in a prearranged order.
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The robo-advisor versus financial advisor debate may never be settled, and will likely continue to accelerate as more technology is incorporated into the financial services sector.
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Mr. Johnson said his legal issues would be settled soon and disputed the facts, saying, for instance, that Mr. Fainman had threatened him, something Mr. Fainman denies.
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Then their financial transactions in the digital currency with each other would be settled directly by the accounting entries on the electronic books of the Federal Reserve.
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By the time I came out, I was ready to be settled, to go to bed at 10 (or 9:30) with the same person every night.
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The Oversight panel will continue to monitor the issue, but Gowdy warned that much of it is uncharted territory and probably will be settled in the courts.
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Under the deal struck with Bangladesh, Myanmar agreed to take measures to see that the returnees will not be settled in temporary places for a long time.
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When two planets are opposed, they bring out differences, but all differences can be settled with compromise—and Libra is the sign that knows all about compromise!
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Twenty-six teams still have a mathematical chance of making the playoffs, but several spots are likely to be settled this week despite few must-see matchups.
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By moving them to shiny new digs in Vegas and with the Los Angeles glamour palace already in construction, the NFL stadium situation will mostly be settled.
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Once Mr. Trump issues his expected veto, his effort to build a wall on the southern border is all but certain to be settled in the courts.
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By the day's end, it seemed all but inevitable that the competing claims would have to be settled in the nation's courts rather than on Capitol Hill.
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The arrival of Mr. Ross and his team in Beijing had fostered optimism in China that the issue could be settled without any big moves by Beijing.
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One thing they can be sure of, though, is that this question, which predated Trump and many of their own careers, won't be settled over Chinese food.
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These matters belong to our moral life, and we can't reasonably expect them to be settled by medical science or clinical evidence or even the law. ♦
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His resignation demonstrates that a powerful board and deep political ties cannot entirely shield you from the public repercussions of actions that could once be settled discreetly.
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Major issues of how schools must deal with transgender students could be settled in a case due to be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court in March.
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The news that the Tesla Super Factory will be settled in Shanghai has given the market confidence in the company's long-term capacity increase and sales promotion.
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The parties may have been sharply divided on many of the issues that need to be settled in such negotiations -- but at least they agreed on that.
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He wants to take bigger positions for shorter periods, but the stock market makes him wait a day for trades to be settled, which prevents intraday trading.
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If Avenatti's conclusion is accurate, then the agreement's requirement that disputes between the parties to the deal would be settled by arbitration likewise would not be binding.
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Issues once assumed to be settled — the desirability of racial tolerance, a general preference for democratic processes — now appear, suddenly and ominously, to be up for debate.
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In 2007, Britain announced plans to recruit Gurkha women for its elite force, adding however that issues such as recruitment and selection standards needed to be settled.
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Stephen Vaughn, who served as general counsel to the U.S. Trade Representative during Trump's first two years, said many disputes would be settled in future by negotiations.
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Maybe, sometime soon, the debate will be settled -- and we can all go back to talking about the nine-planet solar system we learned about in school.
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"Currently operating in nine countries, Tractable is expanding into new markets using its data driven approach to ensure that claims can be settled faster and livelihoods restored."
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The Trump Organization claims the matter should be settled in arbitration -- after all, it says, the agreement between Fintiklis and Trump Organization requires arbitration to resolve differences.
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After requesting asylum, thousands have been sent back to Mexico while they wait for their cases to be settled, a process that can take months or years.
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Jeff Lewis is ready to face off with his daughter's surrogate in court after a judge ruled Monday their legal battle will not be settled in private arbitration.
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In the end, Mollenkopf said he prefers that the matter be settled out of court, as was the case with Nokia, and he expects that's what will happen.
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The central bank, which has been intervening on the official currency market over the past two weeks, told lenders that Tuesday's sale will be settled within 60 days.
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Also on Tuesday, the bank said it had sold $100 million that was auctioned on Monday in forwards to be settled between one week and 30 days' time.
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" While it remains to be seen whether this dispute will be settled in court or privately between the both parties, Bleu continues to maintain she has "literal receipts.
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The center was set up to process asylum claims, but the Australian government has made it clear that even confirmed refugees will never be settled on the mainland.
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Abe said earlier on Monday that he hopes for progress in peace treaty talks with Russia but that the decades-old issue cannot be settled in one meeting.
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OLAF chief Nick Ilett said he expected the controversy with Britain would last "some time" and would probably need to be settled at the EU's court of justice.
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Many lawyers said they expect organizations to file for bankruptcy, which would stop the litigation and create one forum where all the claims can be settled at once.
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There was a strong argument to be made that government action on methane emissions was totally unnecessary, but regulations are now here and the issue should be settled.
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Refugees attempting to enter Australia via sea are taken by boat to offshore processing centers and are now allowed to be settled on the mainland, the outlet noted.
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If all businesses upgraded their terminals — which they are not required to do by law — at least the confusion over whether to swipe or insert would be settled.
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The plaintiffs want the court to take oversight of a new contract, which needs to be settled urgently if April's benefit payments are to be made on time.
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The Mexican economy minister said on Monday that Mexican and U.S. officials were nearing an agreement on bilateral issues, but a major issue still needed to be settled.
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I line up first, not because I am impatient but because I've selected a window seat, and I want to be settled before anyone else in my row.
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On Capitol Hill, both Democrats and Republicans said the future of the Dreamers — young undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children — may not be settled anytime soon.
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Mr. Mnuchin struck a more diplomatic tone, noting the importance of the trade relationship with Canada and expressing optimism that the few remaining "open items" could be settled.
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The dispute could finally be settled this year as Oracle&aposs copyright infringement suit against Google over its Java technology goes before the US Supreme Court this year.
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However, if no candidate has gotten a majority of pledged delegates — well, then things wouldn't actually be settled yet, and Democrats would head into the contested convention scenario.
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Even as the government boosts its presence along the North Korean border, China has reiterated its hopes that the North Korean issue can be settled diplomatically or politically.
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Autonomous driving is still a legal no man's land where basic liability questions need to be settled, and new types of insurers could thus play a big role.
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Any debts denominated in its own currency can be paid with its own currency, or can be settled by the creation of new money in that currency.2.
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It seems likely that the race will not be settled on the first ballot, and everyone I spoke to said that there was surely horse trading to come.
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The last lingering mysteries about its playoff prospects will be settled on Sunday, when its seeding and opponent for a semifinal game later this month will be announced.
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"These things tend to be settled internally," Tsui told CNBC on Wednesday, adding that standards differences between Hong Kong and China are likely to remain for some time.
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It can also be an important detail to enhance Washington's bargaining power in a decisive negotiating round where key aspects of a trade deal have yet to be settled.
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A late-January findings report, coupled with positive earnings thanks to component sales, would surely be settled down just in time for the company to unveil a new flagship.
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Among other points, the Hungarian Constitution would be amended to say that "foreign populations cannot be settled in Hungary" and would place limits on who is eligible for asylum.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said there was no alternative to a two-state solution and Jerusalem was a final-status matter only to be settled through direct talks.
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More than likely, the issue will need to be settled by lawmakers instead of judges, meaning we'll need to see new legislation that regulates DFS once and for all.
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ZTE Reduces Accounts Payable: TN entered into a payment arrangement with ZTE Corporation, the Chinese telecommunications equipment company, and we expect the entire exposure to be settled in FY7503.
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In just a few short months, the long-standing debate—space harpoon versus giant butterfly net—will finally be settled by a good old-fashioned space trash collection contest.
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Despite the law's clarity, Democrats have long acknowledged that the request, if denied, would mean a federal court battle that could ultimately be settled by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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"With mobile claims reporting, claims can be settled, and in 60 percent of claims the money will be transferred into a customer's account in under a minute," says One.
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Senator Chuck Grassley released the findings of the HHS report today and he's indicating that the final price that Mylan will need to pay may not be settled yet.
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"Before discussing the future, we have to sort out our past," Tusk said in comments echoed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who said "substantive issues" must first be settled.
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Many companies include forced arbitration clauses in contracts with customers, requiring that any disputes be settled in binding arbitration and barring customers from suing in a court of law.
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It is the longest-running dispute since the privatisation of the rail industry in the mid-1990s and there is little sign it is likely to be settled soon.
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Regulators have pushed for derivatives contracts—which investors use to hedge borrowing costs, currencies or commodity prices—to be settled in clearing houses, arguing it makes the system safer.
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The issue was the last to be settled among the T.P.P. countries in October; other nations demanded fewer years of protection, to hasten the production of less costly generics.
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The result means that Feuz and Svindal are the only two who can win the downhill World Cup title which will be settled at Are in Sweden on Wednesday.
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" A North Korean official said in October that Trump had lit "the wick of war, " and the final score will be settled "with a hail of fire, not words.
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The deal, to be settled through a combination of equity and cash, will boost COSCO's share in the Qingdao firm to 18.41 percent, added the company in a statement.
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Coverage of the Obama-Clinton race of 2008 suggests that a drawn-out, two-person race where neither candidate drops out will only be settled by cold, hard math.
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The last case it said remained to be settled was the one related to dollar transfers made on behalf of entities in countries subject to the U.S. economic sanctions.
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French President Emmanuel Macron was the first EU leader to call out Trump's action, saying that any decision on the ancient city's status had to be settled through negotiation.
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"The question is, can it be settled by way of negotiation with the U.S.," said Sinan Ulgen, chairman of the Center for Economic and Foreign Policy Studies in Istanbul.
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Bitcoin futures aren't perfect proxies for the real thing, partly because they will be settled in dollars, not the cryptocurrency, which trades at different dollar prices in different places.
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Yet in 1988, when the region almost entirely held primaries on March 8, votes were split among Democratic candidates and the contest left the South to be settled elsewhere.
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The outlet said the dispute would be settled, his passport returned, and Feigen would be allowed to leave the country once payment was made to the Reaction Institute charity.
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The large debate that will be settled in the 2020 presidential campaign will pit progressive Democrats supporting Medicare for all against conservative Republicans supporting a purely market-based system.
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Confidence the trade war would be settled has also pushed the S&P 2500 up 13% in 21 and fueled a 22019% rally in the information technology sub-index.
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This week, that bidding battle will be settled once and for all as Britain's Takeover Panel instigated a formal auction process to decide the fate of the Sky acquisition.
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The struggle over how or whether to prioritize pricing instruments can come later; it doesn't need to be settled in advance of getting people on board with the GND.
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EU ProSun, a group of manufacturers including Germany's SolarWorld, had welcomed the Commission's findings and said it was convinced an extension of anti-dumping measures would be settled within weeks.
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The war over the "12 Gauge" nickname ain't about to be settled in the Octagon -- with Cardale Jones telling TMZ Sports ... Paige VanZant would "destroy" him in an MMA fight.
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The company is planning on adding more ASMR videos weekly until September 5th, at which point all the college kids should be settled into their Ikea-furnished dorm rooms nicely.
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The bond size will be a minimum of $1.5 billion and will be settled on March 20, when a $1.5 billion outstanding bond is due for redemption, the source said.
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" The President added that the U.S. did not think disputes should be settled "based on who's the bigger party and who can throw their weight around a little bit more.
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Uber argues that Google's complaints should be settled in its arbitration proceeding with Levandowski rather than in court, although it has agreed to litigate Google's claims that relate to patents.
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A week ago, Cohen's attorney argued in a court filing that the agreement included a provision that any disputes over it be settled through arbitration, as opposed to open court.
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The administration also will seek to eliminate a requirement in the 23-year-old trade deal that anti-dumping and anti-subsidy disputes be settled via a special dispute panel.
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"They are aligned with the Abe government in that they would like the issue to be settled by the terms of the 1965 treaty," Vekasi told CNBC in an email.
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But the case could soon be settled after Uber agreed to pay up to $100 million to drivers and implement some internal reforms to address complaints about tipping and deactivations.
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We are privileged to live in a nation where conflicts with government or private groups can — and should — be settled using peaceful means, according to the laws of the land.
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" She previously told PEOPLE, "I wasn't ready until now … You'd think that after all these years, somebody would be settled with something like this, but it's still hard to accept.
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RBS, which has already run up a legal bill of more than 90 million pounds, has said the case may not be settled before 2023 if it goes to trial.
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In Cairo on Saturday, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said the crisis could not be settled by military means, though insecurity in Libya had long been a source of worry.
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The whole transaction will take longer than initially imagined — potentially as long as a few months to be settled in full — leaving numbers of confused customers stranded on the curb.
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The new contract will be settled in cash, based on the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR), a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin.
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Senator Ted Cruz's victory over Donald J. Trump in Wisconsin increases the chances that the fight for the Republican nomination will not be settled until the party's convention in July.
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This concerning development gives rise to a host of fears, surely to be addressed in the both judicial and political arenas, and unlikely to be settled by any single victory.
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"It would not change the debate or the questions that need to be settled - it would merely pass control to the European Union," May told parliament of a possible extension.
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The fate of the law, which the United States Justice Department has challenged as a violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, will most likely be settled in court.
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That pile of unpaid bills, eloquently called the reste ὰ liquider (the amount yet to be settled), is forecast to be €254 billion ($300 billion) at the end of 20153.
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In winning transfer of the case, EC said that it plans to file a petition forcing the dispute to be settled by arbitration and not by a federal court trial.
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" That assertion apparently contradicts a meeting Kavanaugh held with Collins last month, where Collins said the Supreme Court nominee told her that he does consider Roe to be "settled law.
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"The case against net neutrality and Title II is weak, and it should be settled by now," said Matt Wood, policy director at DC-based public interest group Free Press.
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Noreika is expected to leave the OCC in coming weeks, but the matter could be settled by Joseph Otting, the former banker who is Trump's permanent pick for the OCC.
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The U.K. will leave the EU by the end of January where it will enter a transition period during which a new trading relationship with the EU will be settled.
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Turkey says it aims to establish a "safe zone" in part of northeast Syria after clearing the region of the YPG, and says that Syrian refugees can be settled there.
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Turkey says it aims to establish a "safe zone" in part of northeast Syria after clearing the region of the YPG, and says that Syrian refugees can be settled there.
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In a separate statement, Khazanah said the deal will be settled fully in cash, which IHH said it will fund via a combination of internally generated funds and bank borrowings.
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Hodges in my academic writing as an originalist without even getting to the fact that as a matter of precedent I consider both of those cases to be settled law.
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Under 1990s interim peace deals between Israel and the Palestinians, the future of Jerusalem is one of the key issues to be settled in final peace negotiations between the sides.
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The Obama legacy will only be settled from the long view of history, but for those currently on the front lines of keeping American communities safe, brighter times are certainly ahead.
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"The Commission assumes that in the negotiations with the operators of lignite-fired power plants the entire planning period up to 2030 will be settled by mutual agreement," the draft said.
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Uber argued unsuccessfully that Waymo's claims belonged in an arbitration proceeding because of a clause in Levandowski's employment contract that said disputes between Waymo and Levandowski should be settled in arbitration.
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The official said that five Title VII cases have been approved internally to be filed as a lawsuit in federal court; however, the official noted, those cases could be settled instead.
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A long-running class-action lawsuit filed after consumer electronics giant Vizio was caught spying on customer viewing habits can be settled, subject to a final approval, a court has ruled.
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"If a country were to leave the Eurosystem, its national central bank's claims on or liabilities to the ECB would need to be settled in full," Draghi said in the letter.
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Though the case is on track to head to trial—which is rare in cases where consumers take on major corporations—there is a chance that the case could be settled.
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To count as "misconduct," disputes had to be settled (not dismissed or pending) and included activities like misrepresentation, recommending unsuitable investment products, negligence, omitting key facts and trading without customer authorization.
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The nation of 7,000 islands has had a long-running dispute with China over maritime claims in the South China Sea that the US carefully urged be settled through international law.
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The Constitution introduced checks and balances so that no one faction could get its way, and this is just the kind of issue the Founders envisioned would be settled through compromise.
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A deal could be announced as soon as Wednesday, the sources said, although it could be delayed until next week as details, including the final price, were still to be settled.
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It's not every day that a theological argument has to be settled in a court of law, yet that's exactly what is about to unfold in the Supreme Court of India.
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Now that deal — the Trans-Pacific Partnership — looks like it's going to be settled without the U.S.. That may mean American farmers and small business owners will soon regret Washington's exit.
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"Therefore, the urgent issue to be settled on Korean Peninsula is to put a definite end to the U.S. hostile policy towards DPRK, the root cause of all problems," he added.
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After a litany of missteps and misfires, announcements and backtracking, and what seems like a lot of unforced errors, the final form of the 2019 Oscars finally seems to be settled.
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In Monday's court filing in Los Angeles, Brent Blakely, Cohen's attorney, argued the agreement included a provision that any disputes over it be settled through arbitration, as opposed to open court.
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The BRICS grouping said in its draft communique that it strongly deplored Pyongyang's test, but that the problem over its nuclear program should only be settled through peaceful means and dialogue.
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But before any players take the field, another contest will be settled the day before: members of FIFA will decide on June 274 which country will host the 833 World Cup.
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"Ownership questions have to be settled when they have been returned to the state and in accordance with the law of the state in question," said judge Mieke Dudok van Heel.
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The new model will include information technology (IT) that digitizes and centralizes balancing control, under which imbalances in the power system will be settled within 15 minutes, meeting European Union requirements.
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Analysts have long predicted the case would peter out or be settled without a trade war, but the prospect of retaliation is grabbing more attention than before amid global trade tensions.
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The matter of where and when President Trump will deliver his State of the Union address appears to be settled for now, after an extended face-off with Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Additionally, he said the Trump administration would no longer abide by an optional provision to the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations that requires certain disputes to be settled by the court.
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Indonesia has lobbied the U.S. extensively to keep the facility, including dropping a plan to force credit card transactions be settled onshore, sources told Reuters, and relaxing rules on data storage.
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"We ... think that the future of Jerusalem must be settled as part of the negotiated agreement between Israel and the Palestinians and as part of the two-state solution," he said.
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While decades-old congressional rules will be dusted off in the coming days, other, potentially grave decisions that could color the outcome of the trial will be settled on the fly.
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Microsoft this week announced that it would ban forced arbitration clauses — in which legal disputes are required to be settled privately outside of court — regarding sexual harassment and gender discrimination cases.ADVERTISEMENT
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In emailed responses to CNN Business, BALPA said that the dispute could be settled for an additional £1833 million, but gave no detail on how it had arrived at that figure.
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"In every state, more than three quarters agree and a majority 'strongly' agree that medical billing disputes should be settled through arbitration with patients left out of the middle," Fabrizio wrote.
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Jackson pointed out, nearly yelling with frustration at Burnham, that the Constitution always allowed for these sorts of disputes to be settled in the courts, even if it hasn't happened that often.
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" He added: "With respect to Chinese claims in the South China Sea and to all other parties, the American position is very clear, that these things should be settled peacefully and lawfully.
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In May, a source close to the estate situation told PEOPLE it likely won't be settled for months – or years – because parties can submit and object to claims up until Sept. 12.
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But then such matters, as Justice Scalia kept saying, were never meant to be settled by an unelected committee of nine; they were meant to be resolved by the people, through legislation.
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Australia's government says that in implementing this divisive policy, they wanted to send a clear message to any potential refugees and people smugglers -- that asylum seekers will not be settled in Australia.
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The question of how Britain might continue to benefit from the EU's free trade deals with other countries, such as Canada or Japan, has yet to be settled legally, EU officials said.
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Daniel Gros of the Centre for European Policy Studies, a think-tank in Brussels, points out that these would need to be settled only if the currency union were to disband wholly.
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On Monday, Peru sold some $3 billion in sol-denominated bonds that can be settled through post-trade services provider Euroclear, part of the country's efforts to reduce debt in foreign currencies.
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So it is unlikely to be settled before Brexit happens, unless Britain goes for a pre-cooked arrangement, such as joining Norway and some other countries in the European Economic Area (EEA).
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"It will be implemented from next Monday," Yoo Il-ho told reporters in Seoul, referring to a decision which will allow trade between the two nations to be settled in the euro.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government has also proposed amending the constitution to state that an "alien population" cannot be settled in Hungary, rejecting European Union quotas to distribute migrants around the bloc.
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It appeared that the question of where Henry's brain would ultimately be housed — whether it would remain with Annese at U.C.S.D. or be moved at M.I.T.'s request — might be settled quickly.
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It might be easier to wait until your baby is a few weeks old to start cloth — they will be a little bit bigger and you'll be settled into your new routine.
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But those on both sides of the debate, as well as advocates for immigrants' rights, said that ultimately Mr. Trump would need to get involved for the immigration dispute to be settled.
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CME instead said it would launch new gold futures that could be settled using 203-ounce, 100-ounce and 1-kilogram gold bars and instruments to link these with its existing contracts.
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The question of whether Ms. Peterson's death was the result of a murder or a horrible accident is unlikely to ever be settled to the satisfaction of everyone connected to the case.
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"Of course, they fail to mention that it takes on average eight times as long for a claim to be settled when a lawsuit is involved, drastically delaying repairs," Mr. Hancock said.
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Separate cases from the House on turning over the president's tax returns and a New York case demanding his financial records in a fraud inquiry may be settled by the Supreme Court.
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"They've already had significant vetting by Australian authorities and any refugees that will be settled in the U.S. will be subject to 'extreme vetting' by Department of Homeland Security," Mr. Robinson said.
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Trump expressed confidence the accusations would be cleared, and Kavanaugh would be confirmed to the bench "Hopefully over the next couple of days it will be settled up and solved," he said.
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Regarding a U.S. request for a greater share of a 45,000 tonne EU import quota for hormone-free beef, he said he expected it to be settled in "four to six weeks".
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Moreover, we stand ready to extend this transit contract that's about to expire next year, in case, if the dispute between the economic entities — dispute will be settled in Stockholm arbitration court.
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According to Forbes, the pilots union behind the strike says the walkout is costing the company £40 million ($49 million) per day, but could be settled for £5 million ($6 million) total.
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John McCallum, Canada's ambassador to China, told reporters the standoff would not be settled quickly and vowed to enlist the help of foreign allies - especially the United States - and the business community.
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The outcome of the race between Republicans Jeff Colyer and Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a favorite of President Donald Trump and a voter fraud hardliner, likely won't be settled for days.
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Syria divided The sectarian and political divide in the country means that Aswad and the other evacuees from Foua and Kafraya will be settled in the coastal city Latakia and other government strongholds.
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In the U.S. courts there are $9 billion worth of claims against Argentina that remain to be settled, Pollack said in a statement at the start of this round of talks on Monday.
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That makes sense: We've anointed these entities as "finders of fact" for society at large; their role is to separate fact from fiction, and thereby enable controversies to be settled on the merits.
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"The most bullish case here is that the tariff issue will be settled in Q1 2019, and a meaningful resolution should be enough to trigger a first half rally for stocks," Colas added.
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Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown said halting electricity supply to towns, who collectively owed more than 10 billion rand ($733 million) to Eskom, would hurt businesses and jobs but needed to be settled.
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Now yes, not every question can be settled by precedents, the church must sometimes think and act anew, and other criteria, likes the ones that Martens invokes, can matter for present-day debates.
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The new futures contracts will be settled in cash, based on the CME 'CF Bitcoin Reference Rate', a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin, the company said.
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The platform enables financial instruments to be settled on existing clearing infrastructure, or as digital tokens that are recorded on public blockchain - the distributed ledger technology behind cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum.
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That question will ultimately be settled by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the Southern District of New York when the bankruptcy-like proceeding begins in a San Juan courtroom on Wednesday.
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The bill said that no foreign population from outside Europe could be settled in Hungary and that the application of European Union laws could not infringe its territorial integrity and population make-up.
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The law has emerged in a flash point this election year, as Mr. McCrory seeks a second term, but its fate will not be settled until long after ballots are cast and counted.
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Contracts with maturity of more than 10 days will be accepted, and the transactions will be settled by the exchange, which will disclose relevant information on a regular basis, according to the rules.
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The report said the agency had promised that the unresolved regulatory matters, such as an inquiry into the bank's aggressive practice of closing customers' accounts, would be settled in private, without further fines.
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The expectation is that Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin and Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, will allow the immigration issue to be settled as part of the budget deal.
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Moreover, we stand ready to extend this transit contract that's about to expire next year in case — if the dispute between the economic entitles — dispute will be settled in the Stockholm arbitration court.
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The important thing to consider here is that those questions will not be settled, or even effectively discussed, on a platform where everyone is competing for the dopamine microhits of engagement and likes.
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The point is that these conflicts can be settled peacefully and for specified time periods through the ballot box (and be kept within civil bounds by a constitution, election laws and informal norms).
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Instead, McConnell said the rules would be modeled upon Clinton's impeachment trial, which allowed the trial to begin with opening arguments without first requiring the question of witnesses and documents to be settled.
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" The church added that Americans "are privileged to live in a nation where conflicts with government or private groups can — and should — be settled using peaceful means, according to the laws of the land.
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NAIROBI, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Kenya's securities depository and settlement firm is ready to launch a new trading platform from April that will allow trades to be settled in one day, it said on Thursday.
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"The argument cannot be settled in practice because rasgulla's first use was probably never recorded textually," Krishnendu Ray, the chair of the Nutrition and Food Studies Department at New York University, explains to me.
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Japan has been reluctant to adopt the investment court system the EU has devised as an answer to fierce criticism that disputes between foreign companies and states should not be settled by opaque tribunals.
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"We will strongly support Vietnam's enhancing its maritime law enforcement capability," Abe said, while emphasizing that the dispute over the South China Sea should be settled through talks and in accordance with international law.
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Still, there was one matter on which Dolours and some others of her passionately republican bent harboured no doubt: the peace settlement that left Northern Ireland's future to be settled democratically was a betrayal.
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Four days later, Gevers wrote to demand in addition that the matter of his own contract be settled immediately, as he'd been working as "de facto executive director" of the Tezos Foundation for months.
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Although these days patents are granted on a simpler "first to file" basis, the dispute will be settled under the older, "first to invent" standard, which was in place when both applications were made.
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This is an age-old debate that may never be settled, but a relatively recent and extensive study from a decidedly non-conservative source should at least give the big government spenders great pause.
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Also on Monday, the bank auctioned $100 million, it said, with traders saying the sales will be settled within one week and 30 days, compared with the 60-day contracts it had written previously.
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But in the end, said Joel Lexchin, a University of Toronto professor and pharmaceutical policy expert, the problem of escalating drug prices won't be settled by individual showdowns with drug makers over specific drugs.
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The central bank said in a statement that all accepted offers will be settled at the same price between 190 and 210 crowns per euro depending on the level of participation in the sale.
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More important, whoever is to be the anti-Trump, anti-Cruz candidate, commanding around 40% of the Republican primary vote, now cannot be settled until after the party's South Carolina primary on February 20th.
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Moreover, we stand ready to extend this transit contract that is about to expire next year, in case -- if the dispute between the economic entities dispute will be settled in the Stockholm Arbitration Court.
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"Every system could be habitable and could be settled, but they wouldn't visit us because they're not close enough," Carroll-Nellenback said, though he added that just because that's possible doesn't make it likely.
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While Israel claims Jerusalem as its seat of government, no foreign embassies are located there, as the international community sees it as an issue to be settled as part of a broader peace agreement.
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"Boeing is an important investor in the United Kingdom and an important employer in the United Kingdom but we would prefer this kind of issue to be settled on a negotiated basis," Fallon said.
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The consensus of international law is that Jerusalem's status is unresolved, that claims of sovereignty by Israel are invalid and that the issue must be settled in negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Veteran Chris Johnson's late-season injury accelerated the rookie's ascent into the starting role; whether the elder Johnson can re-establish himself over the younger is a question that will be settled in camp.
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Goldman Sachs Chief Financial Officer Martin Chavez said that the assets will be settled in U.S. dollars and that the reference price is the bitcoin-dollar price as established by a set of exchanges.
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More than his inaccurate prediction of an imminent, Obama-ordered attack on Iran before the 2012 election, Trump repeatedly expressed confidence that escalating tensions with Tehran could be settled by negotiation rather than force.
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WATFORD, England (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday he was hopeful that trade and economic disagreements with the United States, including a dispute over France's new digital services tax, could be settled.
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Legal experts say the fight over whether White House counsel Don McGahn must testify under subpoena before Congress could be settled at the Senate impeachment trial before it finishes its path through the courts.
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The dispute is likely to be settled eventually by the Switzerland-based World Trade Organization (WTO), where China and other countries are nearly certain to challenge the tariffs as a violation of international law.
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Having teams of international observers present at those sites would increase the likelihood that the process could be carried out in an orderly fashion and that any disputes and unforeseen challenges could be settled quickly.
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It was a welcome change from the 2008 election, when the results showed Mugabe and his opponent, the late MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai, so close that the presidency had to be settled with a runoff.
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A subsidiary has agreed to the purchase in a deal to be settled using internal resources, loans and other borrowings, China Aircraft Leasing said in a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange on Friday.
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The Oslo accords of 1993, which created an autonomous Palestinian Authority, left the status of Jerusalem as one of several "final status issues" to be settled in a permanent peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Trump's will likely be settled way before then, but even if the 2016 drama bleeds into next year, it's unlikely to turn on what he says or doesn't say -- no matter what he claims now.
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The bank now decides before each weekly auction which Lebac maturities will be open to investors settling through Euroclear, one of the biggest stock and bond settlement houses, and which can only be settled onshore.
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The structure is similar to what has been done in Mexico, where the sovereign and some corporates such as oil company Pemex have sold domestic bonds that can be settled in both Euroclear and locally.
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Alphabet's annual earnings filing, released Tuesday, clarified further: Additionally, stock-based compensation includes other types of stock-based awards that may be settled in the stock of certain of our Other Bets or in cash.
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A bipartisan group in Congress, the Problem Solvers Caucus, put out a statement last week demanding that the current budget impasse be settled without anyone inserting a poison pill provision designed to score political points.
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Agreeing on a cut-off date, after which new people migrating across the new UK-EU frontier will no longer have EU rights, is among a range of tricky issues that need to be settled.
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The politicization of the courts has been rising in our nation for decades, a problem caused not least by the tendency of the courts to take up divisive issues that should be settled by Congress.
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So while the immediate fate of Viacom may be settled in Delaware by the end of the year, the ultimate fate of the trust and of Viacom itself will take years and years of litigation.
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"The email does not contradict Judge Kavanaugh's statements that he believes Roe to be settled law and that he agrees it is important precedent," Annie Clark, a spokeswoman for Collins, told the Portland Press Herald.
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It is very doubtful that anything will be settled at the session, but it will give both sides a chance to sharpen their arguments for what Mr. Grassley suggested will be a drawn-out dispute.
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One suit seems poised to be settled for $1 and a meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell; another cheerleader lawsuit that accused the Oakland Raiders of wage theft was settled for $1.25 million in 2014.
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The new moon—which will also take place Capricorn, on January 16—will bring a fresh start around all these discussions, so cast a spell for hot sex or for your debts to be settled!
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"We were expecting the dispute to be settled by July, but there is a lot of political posturing and it now looks like it might go on into autumn," said SP Angel analyst John Meyer.
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It was Mr. Schumer who suggested to his Republican counterpart, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, that the funding feud should be settled by a traditional joint committee of House and Senate appropriators.
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President Trump on Monday issued new measures — including application fees and work permit restraints — aimed at asylum seekers at the southwestern border and ordered that cases in clogged immigration courts be settled within 21985 days.
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Such a race would, however, likely be settled before the convention: when two candidates split nearly all the delegates, one person is very likely to end up with the majority or quite close to it.
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If Oracle wins, the companies will likely fight over how much Google should pay in damages — but the larger question will be settled, and not in the way that much of the tech world wants.
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The bargaining could stretch until the eleventh hour, but most issues are likely to be settled this month, according to Minxin Pei, an expert in Chinese politics and professor of government at Claremont McKenna College.
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"This has the potential to create a toxic work environment in which managers feel free to retaliate against legitimate whistle-blowers knowing the case will be settled and their jobs will be safe," she said.
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And while Judiciary Democratic counsels have offered an optimistic timeline that the case will be settled this year, legal experts say that's unlikely, particularly if the losing side chooses to go through the appeals process.
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Facebook, which told Gizmodo in February that the company requires all disputes be settled through arbitration, announced just a day after Google that it too would be getting rid of mandatory arbitration for sexual harassment claims.
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But this is unlikely to be settled at the meeting on Friday and is seen as being able to be given more time because of a transition period which will keep existing rules until December 2020.
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Sinopharm will buy the stake in China National Scientific Instruments and Materials Co Ltd from parent, China National Pharmaceutical Group Co Ltd, in a deal to be settled by the issue of 204.56 million domestic shares.
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In the parliamentary debate on the Catalan statute of 1932, José Ortega y Gasset, Spain's foremost 20th-century philosopher, argued that Catalonia was a "perpetual" problem that "cannot be settled, it can only be lived with".
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Japanese and U.S. officials said on Wednesday the State Department had not been involved in planning the meeting, leaving the logistical and protocol details that normally would be settled far in advance still to be determined.
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Both claim Epic took signature dances they created and turned them into in-game emotes that the developer then financially benefited from, kicking off a complex copyright debate that won't be settled for quite some time.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain and the European Union agreed a draft text setting out a close post-Brexit relationship, though wrangles over fish and the future of Gibraltar must still be settled before leaders meet on Sunday.
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"This is going to be settled next week," Alfonso Prat-Gay, Argentina's economy minister, told journalists in New York, where he is pitching Argentina's multibillion bond sale to investors, according to news media reports in Argentina.
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Wade might not be "settled law" made it seem even more clear that the pivotal 1973 ruling establishing a woman's right to an abortion would be in dire jeopardy if and when he's on the court.
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During breaks, when the other American teachers left for places near or far—Istanbul, Tangier, St. Petersburg—I stayed behind; I didn't want to travel, I said, I wanted to be settled in a single place.
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The suit argues that the constitutional mandate that the president must be a "natural-born citizen" has never been settled in court and warned that the "mounting questionings crescendo" must be settled as soon as possible.
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Whether it will be enough to offset the traditional year-end strains will be tested next week, when companies will again face tax obligations while $78 billion in Treasury supply will also need to be settled.
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Al Sharpton, several voters echoed his point — stating that the question of "what Democratic candidate is most electable" in the primary could not be settled until black voters throughout the South weighed in on the nominee.
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Whether the squabbling will affect Snopes's ability to produce its popular mythbusting remains to be seen, but the disputes are unlikely to be settled until there is legal clarity on the underlying structure of the company.
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Reuters reports that Daniels's attorney, Michael Avenatti, responded to a claim from an attorney representing Cohen that the $130,000 nondisclosure agreement signed by Daniels and Cohen contains a provision requiring any disputes be settled through arbitration.
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Whether it will be enough to offset the traditional year-end strains will be tested next week, when companies will again face tax obligations while $2.83 billion in Treasury supply will also need to be settled.
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Whether it will be enough to offset the traditional year-end strains will be tested next week, when companies will again face tax obligations while $2.83 billion in Treasury supply will also need to be settled.
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He said he was not categorically ruling out answering a second round of questions but the entire matter of whether there would be follow-up inquiries should be settled before the president answers anything at all.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan of the DC District Court said Tuesday he wanted to set a "tentative" date for sentencing on December 18, though there are still a handful of issues that need to be settled first.
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Mr. Trump portrayed his decision more as a recognition of on-the-ground reality than as a sharp change in policy, insisting that "the specific boundaries" of Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem had yet to be settled.
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Andre Segura, the legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas, which filed one of the lawsuits that is to be settled, said the voter review had been based on a backward-looking process.
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Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, has refused to discuss the future of British ties until the present and past – specifically the so-called divorce bill to be settled by the United Kingdom – have been tied up.
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The lawsuit, filed in U.S. district court in Birmingham, accused the Obama administration of failing to consult state officials about any refugees to be settled in the state, in violation of the federal Refugee Act of 1980.
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Speaking at an economic forum in St Petersburg, Putin said the 2015 Paris accord was a good document, but that Russia had not yet ratified it because it was waiting for certain technical details to be settled.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, June 14 (Reuters) - Additional financing to complete a Rio de Janeiro metro line in time for the Olympics in August should be settled next week, Brazil's interim President Michel Temer told journalists on Tuesday.
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On the other hand, Wednesday's gains could also be linked to buying by Japanese investors for the new financial year as the currency deals will be settled next Monday, after the start of the new financial year.
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When asked by host Robin Roberts what would happen to same-sex married couples if 2015's Supreme Court decision allowing same-sex marriage was overturned, Cruz said the issue should be settled on a state level.
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The Trump administration&aposs relocation of the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to contested Jerusalem upended decades of U.S. policy and went against an international consensus that the holy city&aposs status should be settled through negotiations.
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While the question of slavery would be settled with the end of the Civil War, California would continue to waver on the status of its minority populations, particularly Black residents who acquired freedoms through the 13th Amendment.
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In South Africa, a class action suit brought against gold producers is likely to be settled "within months" with 9 billion rand ($767 million) going to sufferers, the chair of an industry group said earlier this month.
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"We are now nine months away and we have no further certainty (than a year ago)," Gerry Grimstone said, speaking ahead of a shareholders meeting, adding that important issues like the customs union need to be settled.
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The bank said last month that all accepted offers in the June 16 auction would be settled at the same price between 190 and 210 crowns per euro depending on the level of participation in the sale.
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The details—whether the interview will be in writing or in person, and, if the latter, where it will be, who will be present, and whether it will be recorded on video—have yet to be settled.
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SHORTLY after taking up the post of French economy minister in 2007, Christine Lagarde agreed to let a dispute between the government and a prominent businessman, Bernard Tapie, be settled by arbitration rather than in the courts.
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The 30-year-old, who scored six goals during her team's charge toward a fourth World Cup title, said she hoped the lawsuit can be settled out of court even though a trial date has been set.
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Mr. Ailes's lawyers have said that the dispute has to be settled in arbitration because of a clause in Ms. Carlson's contract; Ms. Carlson's lawyers have argued that her arbitration clause did not explicitly mention Mr. Ailes.
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Your waiter or waitress has been dreading this moment, expecting an Excel-worthy breakdown of the bill, and by the end of it, there will almost certainly be a web of debt to be settled on Venmo.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Monday ordered new restrictions on asylum seekers at the Mexican border — including application fees and work permit restraints — and directed that cases in the already clogged immigration courts be settled within 2100 days.
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May, who wants to resolve speedily the post-exit status of member-state citizens in Britain and British citizens in the bloc, suggested the issue could be settled at a summit meeting at the end of June.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping will not agree to any deal that puts him in a situation "where (Donald) Trump seems to be jerking him around and demanding more after a deal appeared to be settled," Wildau said.
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Today, I'd say the most pivotal spot on earth is Washington, D.C. The crucial questions will be settled there: Can Donald Trump be induced to govern in some rational manner or will he blow up the world?
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One major factor in the race that won't be settled in South Carolina is the electoral might of Mr. Bloomberg, who is not competing in the state but will be on the primary ballots on Super Tuesday.
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Though the case could eventually end up going to trial, Uber made a push on Wednesday for parts of the lawsuit to be settled through arbitration, writes Daisuke Wakabayashi, a tech reporter for The New York Times.
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But Park and his writing team then morph that into a dispute that must be settled on the soccer field, turning this into a prehistoric sports-underdog story, which proves every bit as tiresome as that sounds.
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A federal appeals court on Monday overturned a judge's order requiring two merged luxury airlines to bargain with a pilots' union, agreeing with the companies that a dispute over how negotiations should proceed must be settled in arbitration.
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Barring any further bad health news that emerges in the next few weeks, the question of just how serious news this is will mainly be settled in the debates, which are set to begin two weeks from today.
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Such a move would overturn 70 years of international consensus, that Jerusalem's status should be settled in a final peace agreement, and, some argue, would effectively signal the end of moves to achieve peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Thursday that China is resolute in defending its sovereignty in the South China Sea, and believes the disputes should be settled peacefully by relevant claimants through direct talks, Xinhua said.
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However, the rising tide of young stars, combined with the comebacks of stars such as Ms Kvitova and Ms Azarenka, means that the battle to be the world number one may be settled midway through the second week.
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On Monday, the bank auctioned $100 million in forwards to be settled between one week and 30 days' time, as against 60-day contracts it had written previously, shortening the settlement period on forward contracts to inject liquidity.
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According to a securities filing, a federal judge ordered a 15-day suspension of the meeting and decided that disagreements between the Batista family and minority shareholders should be settled by the São Paulo Stock Exchange's arbitrage council.
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"I think we can assume the initial (EU) response is going to imply...the costs of the divorce bill need to be settled first, perhaps at least in principle," said Jeremy Stretch, currency strategist at CIBC World Markets.
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Mr Nyusi hopes all will be settled before national elections next year, though some in Frelimo still hanker after a "Savimbi solution": that Mr Dhlakama should just be killed, as was Angola's rebel leader, Jonas Savimbi, in 2002.
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Why it matters: Calvey is a U.S. citizen who has argued that criminal charges are inappropriate in what he and his firm, Baring Vostok Capital Partners, believe is a commercial shareholder dispute that should be settled in arbitration.
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Twenty-three of the 32 finalists have now been decided while the remainder will be settled in November with four European playoffs, two intercontinental playoffs and the final round of African qualifiers, where three groups are still open.
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SKOPJE, Macedonia – Macedonia&aposs prime minister says he is still optimistic a decades-old dispute with Greece over his country&aposs name can be settled soon, a day after thousands of Greeks attended rallies against a potential compromise.
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GAP, France (Reuters) - After a couple of quiet days in the heat, the Tour de France enters its decisive phase with three successive gruelling Alpine stages, where the much-anticipated French v Ineos battle will finally be settled.
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"If some of these risks do materialize and a business loses its banking relationship from one day to the next, responding to that might have very significant costs related to pending transactions that cannot be settled," he said.
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Experts say the blockchain will allow a large number of transactions to be settled in a matter of minutes or even seconds as well as being more secure, since each transaction is recorded and cannot be tampered with.
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The aircraft lessor's unit had agreed to buy the Boeing aircraft, in a deal to be settled from internal resources and loans and other borrowings, the company said in a filing to the Hong Kong bourse on Thursday.
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Worse for the patricians, the identity of the putative anti-Trump, anti-Cruz candidate, for whom about 40% of the primary vote is available, now cannot be settled until after the party's South Carolina primary on February 20th.
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"One of the things that would have to be settled would be ... what would be the position of the UK in terms of new EU legislation and rules that come on stream during the transition period," Bailey said.
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The U.S. government and Chinese telecoms giant ZTE are hashing out the details of an escrow account that must be settled before a ban on the Chinese firm doing business with U.S. companies is lifted, according to Reuters.
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Although Slovenia had argued the issue should be settled as a part of succession talks of the former Yugoslav states it has already started repaying the depositors and expects to spend some 385 million euros on the repayments.
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While the undefeated 3-year-olds Mohaymen and Nyquist still have much to prove on the racetrack, the first test in their battle for Triple Crown superiority will be settled well ahead of the first Saturday in May.
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The legal practice in which a company forces disputes to be settled behind closed doors by a third party, rather than heard by a trial by jury is a popular tool for avoiding accountability in the tech world.
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FIFA itself has acknowledged that having an odd number of teams in each group is less than ideal; the suggestion that tied games in the group stages might be settled by penalty shootouts is anathema to most fans.
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He will acknowledge that the debate over a "border adjustment" tax on imports — which was the centerpiece of the House plan, and which the White House and many House and Senate Republicans oppose — still needs to be settled.
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According to the HKMA, the latest intervention will reduce the aggregate balance - the sum of balances on clearing accounts maintained by banks with the authority - to HK$178.96 billion on April 16, when the withdrawn funds will be settled.
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In a rational world, Central Americans on the border of the US would be settled in the US and Afghans, Iraqis, Iranians and Sri Lankans placed on Nauru and Manus by the Australian government should be resettled in Australia.
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The conservatives' centre-left coalition ally, the Social Democrats (SPD), said the dispute - linked by many to the CSU's desire to improve its chances in Bavaria's elections and the battle for succession with the party - needed to be settled.
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They would prefer that Purdue's riches remain part of the spoils that will be divided in another case against opioid manufacturers and distributors, which is known as the opioid multi-district litigation (MDL) and may be settled this week.
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To make matters worse, it signed a highway deal that is worth over 25% of its GDP — in a contract that allows China to take Montenegrin land as collateral and requires any disputes to be settled in Chinese courts.
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VIENNA, March 2 (Reuters) - The 2034 zero-coupon Austrian government bonds, which the federal government is offering to creditors who accept a discounted buyback offer for bonds of "bad bank" Heta, will be settled on or around March 18.
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Major points that remain to be settled are whether the declaration will be legally binding and how far-reaching the decisions of investment tribunals created under the pact would be, particularly the damages they could award, Kern told ATV.
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But the judge, John Mendez of U.S. District Court in Sacramento, also rebuked lawmakers, saying that the immigration issue could not ultimately be settled in the courts and said elected leaders needed to put aside differences and forge legislation.
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"Worries about a conflict between the United States and North Korea are not completely gone, but the market seems to be settled now," said Masashi Oda, general manager at the strategic investment department at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management.
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The date was selected because that was when former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced that "as of today, asylum seekers who come here by boat without a visa will never be settled in Australia," Mr. Turnbull said on Sunday.
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As the White House and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) spar over who will head the watchdog agency in the absence of a permanent director, lawyers say that the issue will likely have to be settled in the courts.
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Reuters data shows the latest intervention will reduce the forecast aggregate balance — the sum of balances on clearing accounts maintained by banks with the authority — to HK$117.431 billion on May 18, when the withdrawn funds will be settled.
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As for the Champions League and Europa League, there are suggestions that they could be settled by a mini-tournament, with the remaining knockout fixtures played over several days in the host cities for the finals, Istanbul and Gdansk.
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Funding for Planned Parenthood has been a perennial issue since Republicans won control of the House in 2010, and each time, Republican leaders have finessed it by saying the matter would be settled in a broader health care bill.
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"In the new agreement of the three sides, it is mentioned that the buyer can use a credit line opened by a bank, so funding (that was a main concern last year) will be settled," Kaveh Zargaran told Reuters.
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The 39-year-old woman had been found guilty of murder and sentenced to death after the Saudi Supreme Judicial Council determined that the case could not be settled with "blood money" under Sharia law, the DFA statement says.
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Since global problems in "Harry Potter" are solved inside the wizarding world, he claims that using the books as a metaphor will lead readers to the incorrect conclusion that modern political issues can be settled within an intellectual elite.
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The government aims to issue a new mining permit for Grasberg - which requires the environmental permit issues to be settled - before the end of the year, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Ignasius Jonan said at the same press conference.
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The 2nd Court of Appeals for the Southern District of New York overturned a lower court's decision that Uber's online user agreement doesn't give customers enough notice that their legal disputes with the company must be settled in arbitration.
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The lineup for Super Bowl 50 will be settled after the New England Patriots play the Denver Broncos this afternoon — the 17th matchup between star quarterbacks Tom Brady and Peyton Manning — and the Arizona Cardinals face the Carolina Panthers tonight.
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While there is a degree of consensus on what must be settled in the withdrawal treaty, which would need only majority backing among EU states, much beyond that is unclear, mainly because it is unclear what Britain will ask for.
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What The Task presents to the viewer is not a debate that can be settled but a portrait of societal discourse at large, whether you consider it in terms of conversations across social media, the news, politics, or everyday life.
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I always thought by now I would be settled in my career and working my way up, but I'm terrified I'm going to have to get an entry-level job that I'm overqualified for and makes only $2K a month.
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"Assuming there is a strategy here, it would seem that it would be to create a sense of ambiguity around issues previously thought to be settled for the purpose of leveraging a better deal to advance USG interests," he added.
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More broadly, Israel argues that the settlements are legal and that the West Bank — which the government refers to by its biblical name, Judea and Samaria — is Jewish land that can and should be settled for religious, political, and security reasons.
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While all appears to be settled between the two, Diplo joked to Ryan Seacrest that he'd have to keep up the feud in the coming months, as he and the Jonas Brothers have a collaboration coming out later this summer.
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Mr Nyusi was hoping that all would be settled before national elections next year, though some in Frelimo still hankered after a "Savimbi solution": that Mr Dhlakama would just be killed, as was Angola's rebel leader, Jonas Savimbi, in 2002.
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The Hungarian leader has said "Stop Soros" will be among the first bills to pass the new parliament, along with a constitutional change which says no "alien population" can be settled in Hungary - a jab at the EU's migrant quota plan.
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It creates a "golden record" of any given set of data that is automatically replicated for all parties in a secure network, eliminating any need for third-party verification, and allowing for payments to be settled in a matter of seconds.
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This is a fight to be settled in a court of law or during an open inquiry, said former ruling People's Action Party (PAP) MP Tan Cheng Bock, who is challenging the government on the holding of presidential elections in September.
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Though often the image of West we've grown accustomed to is that of a man with a big ego, whether he can back it up is a matter to be settled among his legion of fans and mob of haters.
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While there is a degree of consensus on what must be settled in the withdrawal treaty, which would need only majority backing among EU states, much beyond that is unclear - mainly because it is unclear what Britain will ask for.
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Hearing a case brought by applicants urging the court to take oversight of a new contract, which must be settled before Thursday to ensure April's welfare payments are made on time, the court said her inaction was hard to comprehend.
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"We'd like this to be settled right away, but it doesn't seem like it will be, so we're just holding on," said Ray Norwood, director of sales and marketing for Auvil Fruit Co, a Washington grower of cherries and apples.
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To win a presidential elections a candidate has to exceed 50% of votes, so in such circumstances the result would be settled in the second leg of the race, where the opposition candidate could fight neck-and-neck with Duda.
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"If you wanted to negotiate some end to the conflict, you couldn't disregard Russia's views on how that conflict should be settled," Margot Light, professor emeritus in international relations at the London School of Economics, told the BBC in 2017.
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But Liam Fox, the U.K.'s international trade secretary, has said that the border issue could not be settled until a trade deal was agreed — putting Ireland and the U.K. at odds over whether the border or trade comes first.
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The United States has argued that disputes over territory and fishing rights in the waterway should be settled among all the countries involved in the dispute, and preferably under the auspices of the regional group, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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Yes, three rounds of unarmed combat on a blood-stained canvas within a Bellator-branded cage was always the only way this rivalry could be settled — but the bout itself took a while to get started, if it ever really did.
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Everyone knows that the debate will be settled, and minds made up, not by Sandoval's waistline but by his slash-line, and not just over the next couple weeks but over the next four years and $70 million or so.
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The outcome, which was widely expected, could prompt House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal to subpoena Trump's tax records as the opening salvo to a legal fight that may ultimately have to be settled by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Unilateral decisions on trade policy are dangerous and disputes should be settled using international bodies, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Thursday, in the wake of U.S. plans to impose tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum.
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The Treasury Department, with its Monday announcement that it would not comply with a demand from House Democrats to release President Trump's tax returns to Congress, has set up a battle that will now go to the courts to be settled.
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Gerónimo Gutiérrez, the Mexican ambassador to the United States, said at a briefing this week that he was hopeful the issue would soon be settled, expressing optimism about reaching a deal just before President Enrique Peña Nieto is to leave office.
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"The word I keep coming back to is preliminary... ultimately, if there's ever going to be a longer lasting peace reach, it's going to have to be settled among Afghans," Jason Campbell, with the RAND Corp think tank in Washington.
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In that case, the point was dropped when the FBI was able to crack into the phone without Apple's help, but the incident raised questions about the balance between civil liberties and public safety that have yet to be settled.
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As he serves eclairs and pours tea into fine china cups, he is clearly pleased to be settled in a neat bungalow with a white fence and a large garden, shared with his wife Peggy, two cats and a dog.
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The last-minute maneuvering suggests the GOP primary fields may not be settled just eight months before the November midterm elections and highlights an increasing nervousness among Republicans that their Senate majority — once seen as nearly invincible — may be at risk.
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Britain and the EU have agreed a draft text setting out a close post-Brexit relationship, though wrangling with Spain over control of Gibraltar must still be settled before EU leaders meet on Sunday in order to rubber-stamp the pact.
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He said he expects strong earnings growth over the next several years thanks to the share buyback, the likelihood that the disputes with Apple and Huawei will be settled over the next year, and that 5G will drive market share gains.
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The question of whether U.S. tariffs were legal could only be settled by a WTO dispute panel but the damage from such unilateral actions would be felt much more quickly as other countries retaliated, leading to a global trade war, he said.
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The remaining 13% stake in Pekao held by UniCredit and not covered by the sale and purchase agreement (SPA) will be sold to third party investors through equity-linked certificates that are intended to be settled on or before 15 December 2019.
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Trump has said he was simply acknowledged the reality on the ground by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital - but the Palestinians and most world powers have said he undermined the long-held position that Jerusalem's status must be settled by future negotiations.
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XIAMEN, China (Reuters) - The nations of the BRICS grouping strongly deplore North Korea's nuclear test but the problem over its nuclear program should only be settled through peaceful means and dialogue, they said in a draft communique seen by Reuters on Monday.
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In today's Court of Appeals judgment, the judges also stepped back from making a wider ruling against state mass surveillance where the powers being used are justified on the grounds of national security — leaving that point to be settled by the CJEU.
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Also, with the nuclear issue removed and Kim Jong Un feeling secure – knowing that his regime has the ultimate insurance policy in place – many of the other security challenges the North poses to the U.S. could be settled once and for all.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is moving to adopt a law allowing its octogenarian Emperor Akihito to abdicate but many touchy topics, such as his title and duties, remain to be settled before the monarch can retire in a step unprecedented for two centuries.
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Although London has argued that this can be settled only in the context of a future trade relationship, the Dublin government, supported by the other 26 EU countries, insists that it needs written guarantees before it will agree to move to phase two.
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The talks may have to settle for a partial agreement, in which the two sides reach agreements on farm and energy trade, goods and services, but leave tougher issues on intellectual property, technology transfers, subsidies and state-owned enterprises to be settled later.
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Those eligible for resettlement to the United States, under a deal that U.S. President Donald Trump has described as "dumb", will be settled within weeks in the town of Lorengau on the island, which is in a remote area of the Bismarck Sea.
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" President Obama said the encryption issue won't be settled with an "absolutist view," but he also said we are living in a world that is equivalent to all citizens "walking around with the equivalent of a Swiss bank account in our pockets.
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The French appeals court dismissed these arguments, deeming the requirement that similar lawsuits be settled in a Santa Clara court "unfair," and that the terms and conditions signed when creating a Facebook account does subject the company to consumer-rights laws in France.
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Our government does not take sides on the legal merits of these claims, but we believe strongly that they should be settled peacefully and in accordance with international law and not unilaterally by any country seeking to assert hegemony over its neighbors.
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Britain and the European Union have agreed a draft text setting out a close post-Brexit relationship, though wrangling with Spain over control of Gibraltar must still be settled before EU leaders meet on Sunday in order to rubber-stamp the pact.
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Stephenson told the conference he has no reason to think Trump would be a factor in the deal's approval and said he hoped the matter would be settled well before the April 22, 2018, deadline when parties can walk away from a deal.
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But on Tuesday, a federal judge said Mr. Selden needed to adhere to Airbnb's user agreement, which says that disputes must be settled in private arbitration and that users waive their right to trial by jury or to participate in class-action lawsuits.
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In a cultural climate packed to the brim with dire, pressing problems, she uses her massive platform to rehash tired grudges that she thinks the world has been eagerly waiting to be settled, completely oblivious to the actual concerns of everyday people.
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Stephenson told the conference he has no reason to think Trump would be a factor in the deal's approval and said he hoped the matter would be settled well before the April 22, 2018 deadline when parties can walk away from a deal.
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Many Security Council resolutions since then, which have the force of international law, have warned that Jerusalem's status is unresolved, that claims of sovereignty by Israel are invalid and that the issue must be settled in negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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So little time remains before the date in September when ballots must be printed and mailed to overseas and military voters, and other election details must be settled, that the calendar would ordinarily all but dictate that the existing map be used.
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Banks are also considering allowing inter-operable services, which would mean that customers of one bank would be able to withdraw from any other bank and the transaction would be settled between the lenders, an official with a state-run bank said.
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Erdogan reiterated a warning that Turkey would be forced to let Syrian refugees on its soil leave for Europe if Western nations did not provide greater support to Turkey and support its plans for a safe zone where Syrians could be settled.
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On Monday, he assured reporters at the foreign press club that Italy's budget dispute with Brussels could be settled through negotiation, with a nod to President George H.W. Bush's famous "read my lips: no new taxes" pledge at the 1988 Republican National Convention.
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Then a few weeks later, the regulator shocked the industry by rejecting Uber's application to renew its license to operate in London, kicking off a saga that has been rumbling on ever since—and which will now be settled in the courts.
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" But Longabaugh predicts the nomination will be settled "fairly quickly … pretty well done by the end of March," in which case he said Democrats are "going to have a good amount of time to raise the resources that are necessary for the fall.
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The cash portion of the deal - which would leave DRB-Hicom's property business with industrial land assets - is worth 289 million ringgit, while the rest would be settled via a cache of land bank in the southern Malaysian state of Johor near Singapore.
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When her new stepfather, one of the rich, is killed, her world is torn asunder — and when she returns, 20 years later, as a famous actor trying to get over a recent scandal, she finds there's much in her past that needs to be settled.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - A class action suit brought against gold producers in South Africa is likely to be settled "within months" with 9 billion rand ($755 million) going to miners suffering from fatal lung disease, the chair of an industry group said on Wednesday.
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"The timing of the imports will be settled by the government but I personally feel that around 1.5 million tonnes is enough," Praful Vithalani, the chairman of the All India Sugar Trade Association, said in an interview on the sidelines of the Dubai Sugar Conference.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday repeated Japan's stance that a row over islands seized by Russian troops in the final days of World War Two must be settled before a peace treaty can be signed to formally end hostilities between their countries.
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Two years earlier Mr Barenboim had set up the West-Eastern Divan orchestra—comprised principally of Israelis and Palestinians—in order to show that differences may be settled through understanding and co-operation, ideas best expressed through the collected study and performance of great music.
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"There will be no real change in negotiations until December at the earliest, which makes timing increasingly tight for any exit agreement or transitional arrangements to be settled," Andrew Hood, former legal advisor to David Cameron and senior director of Dechert LLP, told CNBC.
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In an environment of uncertainty as to the U.K.'s future relationship with Europe, which will at best be settled only after two years of tortuous negotiations, foreign investors will be loath to locate in the U.K. their investments aimed at the European single market.
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Sports Briefing A disagreement over how a select group of Russian track and field athletes can compete at the Olympics — either under their country's flag or a neutral one — should eventually be settled, said Sebastian Coe, the president of the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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Whilst the federal government and central bank have approved oil payments in euros - which Iran prefers because the currency is readily convertible - they have not given the all-clear for trade in the opposite direction to be settled in other currencies, leaving exporters stuck.
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But with the specific sequence of events and cause of the crash unlikely to be settled for many months, the episode, which injured at least 116 people and allowed thousands of gallons of fuel to spill, posed a new challenge for an already beleaguered Amtrak.
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Under the new system, due to launch on March 2 after several months of delays, domestic bank transfers worth up to 10 million forints ($33,050) will be settled within five seconds, seven days a week, as the banks respond to increased competition from fintech providers.
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Senate Republicans have to be worried what else may come out in the weeks and months ahead; court tests may be settled that would require turning over more information — and perhaps even the testimony of administration witnesses in the face of White House stonewalling.
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In these cases, both of which turned on an interpretation of a once obscure 1925 law, the Court ruled that companies could require customers to give up their right to sue in open court, with disputes to be settled by a private arbitrator instead.
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Under the new system, due to launch on March 2 after several months of delays, domestic bank transfers worth up to 10 million forints ($33,050) will be settled within five seconds, seven days a week, as the banks respond to increased competition from fintech providers.
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"If they give the name of the third country or place of safety where they may eventually be settled, they'd remain at risk from their family who clearly have high contacts in the Saudi government and at risk from the Saudi government," Vidler said.
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One is that trades must be settled on the same day, a practice known as T+0; it means foreigners must have large amounts of money on hand before trading, which can be inconvenient given Riyadh's time zone and its Sunday-Thursday business week.
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In a video posted on Friday on Twitter, with both sisters' heads out of the frame, one can be heard saying, "We want this desperately to be settled in a third country of safety before 28 February, when our time in Hong Kong expires."
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The asylum seekers, who had been living on a pair of rescue boats, will be settled among nine member states of the E.U. The migrants had previously been denied safe harbor by every national government bordering the Mediterranean Sea since their rescue in December.
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BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) - Britain and the European Union have agreed a draft text setting out a close post-Brexit relationship, though wrangling with Spain over control of Gibraltar must still be settled before EU leaders meet on Sunday in order to rubber-stamp the pact.
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The 80 percent indirect interest in Lubambe Mine, held equally by ARM and Vale International includes the equity holding in Lubambe Mine as well as loans to the mine, and will be settled in cash contingent on certain conditions being met, ARM said in a statement.
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Robbins' announcement comes after months of industry speculation about his future, and it comes after AwesomenessTV's complicated ownership structure appears to be settled: Comcast*, which bought Dreamworks Animation last year, will keep Dreamworks' majority stake in AwesomenessTV; Verizon and Hearst will remain minority investors in the company.
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CRUNCH: The EU wants Britain to make a counter-offer of how its bill should be settled and warns that failure to compromise on a "methodology" for calculating it would stymie British hopes of the EU opening talks later this year on post-Brexit free trade.
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What the UNSC resolution means for the US and Israel "He had the notion it would be settled and settled quickly, with strong US leadership and involvement and his good standing with the parties," said Salam Fayyad, then the Palestinian prime minister, said in an interview.
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Mr Grillo is critical of the euro and happy to hobnob with Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party, which is trying to get Britain out of the EU. If it is to become a mainstream party of government, such differences will need to be settled.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has called on the FBI to withdraw its demand for backdoor access to an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists, saying that the debate over encryption, privacy, and national security should instead be settled by a commission of experts.
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President Xi Jinping didn't mention his country's unruly neighbor at all in his closing address at the BRICS summit of emerging economies Tuesday, or in earlier speeches, although a communique issued by the group expressed deep concern and called for the crisis to be settled peacefully.
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Francis is simply declining the (inevitably fruitless) attempt to settle at the level of the Papal office, and by further specification of law, issues that can better be settled at the local level by pastors who, knowing the people they serve, can apply prudential, equitable judgment.
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The company also released a study that found users are streaming twice as much online video as they were before Binge On. The dispute will likely be settled by the FCC, which created the Open Internet order in early 2015 in order to protect net neutrality.
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"You don't hear as much about verdicts in assault and battery cases because if the evidence supports the plaintiff's claim and the defendant has financial means, in all likelihood the case will be settled and most of those cases will have a confidential settlement agreement," she said.
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An eight-year legal fight over racial discrimination by New York City in a proposed Brooklyn development is expected to be settled on Monday, after community groups and the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio agreed on a new plan for affordable housing for the site.
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If Speaker Nancy Pelosi sends the House's articles of impeachment to the Senate — and that remains uncertain — Mr. McConnell's plan would leave the decision on witnesses and evidence to be settled only after House representatives and the president make opening arguments and senators question both sides.
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It's entirely possible that cooler heads will prevail and all this will ultimately be settled amicably, but it's equally possible that the endgame here will be the dissolution not of the EU but of the UK — creating a new federal Ireland and European Scotland in its wake.
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Johnson also said border arrangements with Ireland should be settled only as part of a long-term agreement, rejecting a "backstop" which would avoid checks on Northern Ireland's border but which Conservative lawmakers fear is a backdoor way of requiring Britain to continue to follow EU rules after Brexit.
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Raffman: As noted, I'd like to see supply chain liability rules evolve so that the entire supply chain for a vehicle is insured under one insurance policy, so that legitimate claims can be settled quickly and victims compensated without multiparty "complex litigation" in the case of every accident.
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Last week, on the basis of an RBI advisory, India's oil ministry wrote to refiners saying the remaining dues can be settled in three months from May 30 and told companies to ensure demand for foreign exchange is limited to $500 million per week, the sources told Reuters.
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She said there had been daily protests and clashes with Israeli soldiers in December after U.S. President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel&aposs capital, a move that upended decades of U.S. foreign policy and an international consensus that the city&aposs status should be settled in negotiations.
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"I would like to be clear that I did read with the requisite attention all the papers produced by the British government and none of those is satisfactory, so there are an enormous amount of issues that need to be settled," Juncker said in a speech to EU ambassadors.
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EU negotiators want the joint committee with Britain to be able to settle disputes about the implementation of the divorce agreement, brought in by either side, but if the committee is unable to find a solution, the EU would like the dispute to be settled by the ECJ.
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TOKYO, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Shares in Takata Corp, the airbag maker at the centre of the world's largest automotive recall, jumped by a fifth on Friday, surging for a second straight day, on news that criminal charges with the U.S Department of Justice may be settled next month.
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The claims are the first to be settled out of some 250 lawsuits against Boeing in US federal court in Chicago and could set the bar for mediation talks by other Lion Air plaintiffs' lawyers that are scheduled through next month, three people familiar with the matter said.
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However, in a meeting with GOP leadership before recess began, Trump agreed that wall funding doesn't need to be settled before the beginning of the new fiscal year, when leaders hope to have at least half of the bills finished, according to a person familiar with the meeting.
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One legal issue to be resolved is whether G.D.P.-linked bonds would come with provisions that allowed disputes to be settled by a vote of a supermajority of investors, who have come to expect this protection from so-called collective action clauses in other types of sovereign bonds.
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While Japanese media said Abe would raise the issue in a meeting with Trump next month (before the Kim-Moon talks), Kingston, the Temple University professor, said it was unlikely Seoul or Washington would want to broach the issue when more important matters still need to be settled.
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C.), chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, predicted Wednesday that the race to replace Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) will be settled before the midterm elections.
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The outcome, which was widely expected, could prompt Democrats who control the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee to subpoena the documents, as an opening salvo in what many expect to be a lengthy court battle that might have to be settled by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Facebook to End Forced Arbitration for Sexual-Harassment Claims Here's more positive fallout from the walkout, from Doug MacMillan: Facebook is ending its policy of requiring employee sexual-harassment claims to be settled in private arbitration, a day after Google rolled back a similar policy under rising pressure from employees.
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George H. W. Bush declared that "the end of the Cold War has been a victory for all humanity," and Vaclav Havel predicted Europe would create "a new kind of order" where the powerful would no longer suppress the less powerful and disputes would no longer be settled by force.
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WASHINGTON — A largely Democratic coalition of 17 state attorneys general and seven cities filed a lawsuit Tuesday to block the Trump administration from asking respondents to the 2020 census whether they are citizens, opening a constitutional battle that some experts believe is destined to be settled by the Supreme Court.
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Britain and the EU agreed on Monday to a transition period to avoid a "cliff edge" Brexit next year but large areas of their future regulatory relationship remain to be settled, including for the motor industry which moves large numbers of components and completed vehicles back and forward over the Channel.
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It allows the President to edge closer to his campaign promise to relocate the embassy but stops short of a move that would anger Palestinians -- and upend years of US policy treating Jerusalem as a so-called "final status" issue to be settled by the Israelis and Palestinians through negotiation.
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But offshore processing with a blanket refusal to settle refugees in Australia has created a standoff, with genuine refugees left in legal limbo: unable to be settled in Australia, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced plans in June to do away with an Obama-era rule that prohibited nursing homes that accept Medicare or Medicaid funds from including language in their resident contracts requiring that disputes be settled by a third party rather than a court.
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A few days earlier, at a party conference, Mr. Kaczynski had raised an extremely sensitive issue that in Europe is assumed to be settled: reparations from Germany for the immense losses it inflicted on Poland in World War II. In his mind, this was linked with the controversy over the refugees.
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