"Some of these steps will be taken by Congress; some of these steps will be taken by the incoming Trump administration" after Rep.
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Just like a human, AlphaGo can be taken by surprise.
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Now, that step can be taken by the interested parties.
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From there, it would be taken by rail into Pyongyang.
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A decision must be taken by June, the report added.
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He will be taken by train to College Station, Tex.
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"All those jobs will be taken by AI," he said.
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He paid $5 to be taken by raft into Mexico.
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Buckingham Palace does not like to be taken by surprise.
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The next step should be taken by Foxconn, Brennan wrote.
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A decision will be taken by September, and legislation will follow.
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The decision would have to be taken by the new administration.
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He promised the decision would be taken by late last year.
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A formal decision will be taken by OPEC on May 25.
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The final decision will be taken by the federal health ministry.
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That decision can be taken by the people of South Africa.
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All those jobs will be taken by AI. Name those jobs.
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Under federal law, the census must be taken by April 1, 2020.
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And, like us, Peretti seemed to be taken by surprise. Oatmeal...savory?
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A few, however, were left behind to be taken by the sea.
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China considers Taiwan its territory, to be taken by force if necessary.
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"Initiatives will continue to be taken by each of us," he said.
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They would worry that the same actions would be taken by other countries.
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And that the next giant step might be taken by Newton on Feb.
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Unlike Jon, he would never be taken by surprise and stabbed to death.
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"Asparagus should be taken by everyone for heart, cancer prevention," the website read.
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His attorney, Ed O'Donnell, feels no action should be taken by the league.
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The decision should be taken by the ECB that supervises the country's banks.
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From April, policy decisions will be taken by a monetary policy committee (MPC).
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Ryabkov said a decision on a response would be taken by the country's leadership.
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Will our sushi orders be taken by tuna-rolling robots in years to come?
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China claims Taiwan as its sacred territory, to be taken by force if needed.
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China claims Taiwan as its own territory to be taken by force if needed.
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A decision on expulsion will then be taken by the academy's 17-member governing council.
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The MHP's deputy chairman, Mustafa Kalayci, said any cabinet decisions would be taken by Erdogan.
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With these lawsuits withdrawn, the next important step might be taken by the Copyright Office.
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There, my place would be taken by another judge, and the case would proceed normally.
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These are for sure going to be taken by AI over the next 15 years.
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The role will be taken by Claudia Nemat, currently board member for Europe and Technology.
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"It's a decision to be taken by the 19 members of the Eurogroup," he said.
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What action do you think can be taken by young people, schools and local governments?
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The agency appeared to be taken by surprise by the document dump on Tuesday morning.
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"The photographs had to be taken by someone who was very close," Mr. Tredwen said.
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Applicants must not be married and a final decision will be taken by a court.
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The PRI's place as the spinal column of political power may now be taken by Morena.
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China deems democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province, to be taken by force if needed.
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People never shock me, but I love to be taken by surprise by loyalty and candor.
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Copart's place in the S&P MidCap 400 will be taken by cancer treatment developer Exelixis.
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" South Korea and Japan are "ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea.
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A photo said to be taken by a bystander shows blood smeared across Mr. Torres's face.
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But then Longobardi is a man who I suspect can no longer be taken by surprise.
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The investment community will be duly informed of the relevant decisions to be taken by the BoD.
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Should he follow through on that, his seat may be taken by another political veteran, Anwar Ibrahim.
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Action can be taken by TDI owners to get some money or some modifications in fall 2016.
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The point: everything Patti Smith does is to be taken by her audience earnestly and with respect.
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The slice with the highest risk and lowest returns can be taken by foundations or government agencies.
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All future decisions will be taken by the party's leadership in Pakistan, he said, not from London.
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Falih will be a respected adviser but the ultimate decisions will be taken by the royal court.
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And that Costello's district will be taken by Chrissy Houlahan, a businesswoman and former Air Force engineer.
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Further action in response to these charges will be taken by Senate Leadership in the coming days.
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"Very few of the jobs these immigrants have would be taken by these Americans," Mr. Peri said.
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The report estimates that roughly 20 percent of the needed actions can be taken by mayors unilaterally.
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The idea is that an extra step has to be taken by anyone trying to access an account.
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For a start, the quiz is self-selecting, only likely to be taken by relatively tech-savvy individuals.
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While territory has been recaptured from rebel hands, innocent lives have, and continue, to be taken by it.
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A decision where in Europe to send the black boxes would be taken by Thursday, the airline said.
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"No further action should be taken by anyone, including detention or citizen arrest, because it's illegal," he says.
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Action that can be taken by the rational and compassionate human beings that participate in the US democracy.
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The jobs that will be taken by machines are likely to be replaced by other types of work.
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This is a very serious side effect, which means it can't be taken by women of childbearing age.
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He will then be taken by motorcade to the Union Pacific Railroad Westfield Auto Facility in Spring, Tex.
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It hardly matters, expect to signal the wild detours that will be taken by the film's story line.
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The final decision rests with the board and is likely to be taken by the summer, they said.
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Before the Brexit vote, French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron had said that the decision would be taken by September.
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The cabinet manual says that, during an election campaign, no big decisions should be taken by a caretaker government.
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The migrants later agreed to be taken by bus to a migration office to be processed, the INM said.
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But the source cited above said a decision would be taken by the company's board in a few days.
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"It may set the stage having other hostages be taken by countries that are enemies of ours," Bush said.
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Brandon Ingram, a lithe forward from Duke, is widely expected to be taken by the Lakers at No. 2.
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All EU institutions are closed in August, so the decision should therefore be taken by the end of July.
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"I've got to get it fixed," said Niese, whose roster spot will be taken by Erik Goeddel, a reliever.
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Action must be taken by the government against those who continue to treat the waterways and ocean as dumpsters.
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"I think in the near future, stronger efforts will be taken by Russia in the international arena," he said.
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He also announced a series of measures that will be taken by the United States Government to combat coronavirus.
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I'm very interested in that because on the spectrum, we're not as prone to be taken by [mass mood].
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A rate decision is unlikely to be taken by the RBI before its scheduled meeting, both the officials said.
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The gun battle ended, and soldiers pulled the family from the vehicle, to be taken by helicopter to Islamabad.
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In the report, the UN also suggested steps that could be taken by the U.S. to reduce its emissions.
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It leaves in place the limits on tax deductions that can be taken by top executives at insurance companies.
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They took up arms to force their views to be taken by whatever country or area that they're in.
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Beijing deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken by force if necessary, especially if it makes moves toward independence.
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The decision was not legally binding as the final decision to leave the ICC would be taken by individual nations.
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"We expect balanced decisions to be taken by the OPEC+ countries, which would help the market stay balanced," he said.
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When a one-in-100 year flood does strike again, the city will at least not be taken by surprise.
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However, Prime Minister Theresa May has declined to intervene, saying any decision should be taken by authorities in Northern Ireland.
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The economy minister post is set to be taken by Toshimitsu Motegi, who formerly served as trade minister, NHK reported.
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In response to this, Glantz suggested measures that could be taken by the movie industry to better regulate tobacco depictions.
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But looking to the future we should take into account the future steps which will be taken by our neighbors.
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A final decision on the introduction of this technology will be taken by world soccer's governing body FIFA in 2018.
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The Constitutional Court said on Tuesday it would consider whether the no-confidence vote should be taken by secret ballot.
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"Assume any data, any information you transmit can be taken by a hacker, nation-state or another business," she said.
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But any money given to a child with special needs could be taken by the government to cover its costs.
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However, he did send a message that the most immediate action would have to be taken by his own constituents.
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And he made clear that such a decision would only be taken by the rulers of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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But in choosing the president, the votes shall be taken by states, the representation from each state having one vote.
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Your first mandatory withdrawal typically must be taken by April 1 after the year you've turned 70½ (or soon, 10993).
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Under EU law a decision whether to start steps against Italy or not has to be taken by Aug 1.
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Actions must be taken by Myanmar and its regional neighbors to help build a comprehensive and inclusive solution for the Rohingya.
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The photograph, to be taken by his girlfriend Jennifer Moreau, is meant for his German host's younger sister, a maniacal fan.
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There's also a curious division between acknowledging something as harassment and believing that action should be taken by social media platforms.
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South Africa's top court is considering whether a parliamentary motion of no confidence against Zuma should be taken by secret ballot.
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Her place would initially be taken by the vice-president, Michel Temer, leader of the Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement.
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In some cases, safety precautions can be taken by game developers to ensure that their product isn't being used while driving.
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"Action must be taken by the government against those who continue to treat the waterways and ocean as dumpsters," Blatchley wrote.
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And should international investors be worried that that means foreign capital coming into Indonesia can always be taken by the government?
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Mr. Aydin: Honestly, on the street, they are expecting very quick steps should be taken by the States [against Mr. Gulen].
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Kluber will be replaced by Tampa Bay starter Blake Snell, while Chapman's spot will be taken by Houston starter Charlie Morton.
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"Life is for the strong, to be lived by the strong, and, if needs be, taken by the strong," Zaroff explains.
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"They may be taken by any means or methods at any time of year," the Texas parks department's Rick Taylor writes.
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Many of them refused to allow pictures or videos to be taken by outsiders — though they take plenty of their own.
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Back in 2018, she posted a very similar photo from Nicaragua, which many believed to be taken by Jackson as well.
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Such urgency in the familiar opening notes of "Death and the Maiden"—even the musicians seem to be taken by surprise.
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Mr. Trump could then be taken by motorcade north to Trump Tower, leaving a wake of street closings in his path.
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Also, the second drug can be taken by a woman at home and not be required to be administered at a clinic.
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Regarding the investigation, we're told that it's ongoing and that any "appropriate action" necessary will be taken by the time it's over.
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Furthermore, the company said, it wasn't clear what actions, if any, might be taken by developers mistakenly given access to the data.
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Meirelles said court decisions to be taken by next Tuesday could result in 16 billion reais in additional revenues for the government.
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"Some people will be taken by surprise, and nothing leads to instability more than frustrated expectations," Bloomberg Beta's Roy Bahat told Axios.
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By now, the meter measuring my level of joy, a happiness-inducing drug required to be taken by the citizenry, reads zero.
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Harding's job of running Rio's main profit contributor will be taken by Chris Salisbury, the current acting chief of copper and coal.
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EQUESTRIAN - Five Russian athletes are set to compete at Rio with a decision is yet to be taken by the international federation.
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But Bieber's post-Purpose critical 180 gives us an insight how seriously pop can be taken by the industry powers that be.
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"Giving away free money is really a political decision and not something that should be taken by a central bank," Jordan said.
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Myles Garrett, a defensive end from Texas A&M, is expected to be taken by the Cleveland Browns with the top pick.
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It aligns with Common Core standards for classroom use, but it can also be taken by adults looking to continue their education.
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The reforms include measures that must be taken by the electricity, energy, investment and trade and industry ministries, the finance ministry spokesman said.
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The bad thing is that— because most everyone has the same access to the same things— your spot can be taken by anyone.
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Others say it could make it easier to recruit highly skilled employees because H-1B visas wouldn't be taken by lower-skilled workers.
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It is unclear what steps would have to be taken by federal authorities before Trump could retaliate against individual companies shifting jobs abroad.
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A final decision will be taken by the Airbus board based on a panel's decision to put forward one name, that of Schulz.
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Il Sole 2300 Ore adds that a decision on the timing of the IPO would be taken by the end of this week.
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A decision on the future initial public offering of the state-owned bank will be taken by Economy Minister Paulo Guedes, he said.
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Horizon Chief Operating Officer Alan Raymant said a decision on its Wylfa plant in Wales would be taken by the end of 2019.
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World number 40 Tsurenko's place in the draw will be taken by China's lucky loser Wang Xiyu, the reigning U.S. Open junior champion.
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"I think it is premature to talk about the extra sanctions and steps and procedures to be taken by these countries," he said.
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He has literally nothing and, as far as we can tell, even the personnel decisions seem to be taken by watching Fox News.
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That may be at least partly because isotretinoin can cause birth defects and is not to be taken by women who might become pregnant.
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Actions that could potentially be taken by such robots include helping people up after a fall, making sure medication is taken, and delivering meals.
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Globalisation might exact a price in terms of democracy: decisions that had once rested with local governments would be taken by politically insulated technicians.
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For this reason, the Mayo Clinic warns that it should not be taken by anyone on birth control pills (it can decrease their effectiveness).
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MOST 737 MAX PLANES GROUNDED A decision about where in Europe to send the black boxes will be taken by Thursday, the airline said.
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Responding to the latest earthquake, NAM did not recommend a precise level for future production, saying that decision should be taken by the government.
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"They had to be taken by someone who had clearance to get close to the Fuehrer and close to that inner circle," Harper said.
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Given the lack of unanimity between the different countries, Juncker argued that foreign policy decisions should be taken by a majority vote, not consensus.
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Taiwan is China's most sensitive diplomatic issue, as the island is claimed by Beijing as Chinese territory to be taken by force if needed.
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With tax season approaching, you don&apost want to be taken by surprise when it comes to any taxes owed on your rewards balances.
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Syrian leaders in Damascus, the capital, would rather that Kurds held territory that might otherwise be taken by rebels that sought the government's downfall.
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Borrell also said that the issue will be taken by Spain to the council of EU heads of state or government on June 28-29.
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He said the German government would keep itself informed about the merger talks but any decision would need to be taken by the banks themselves.
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This image taken by NASA's Juno spacecraft is one of the first to be taken by the probe since it entered Jupiter's orbit last week.
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The NSC outlined six key measures that it believes should be taken by all states to prevent and treat addiction — including implementation of a PDMP.
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Nothing less than that question is what is at stake this week in light of the pending decision to be taken by the Supreme Court.
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No matter how observant we are, some nasty secrets will be better hidden than others, and we'll be taken by surprise from time to time.
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If all colleges require one or more of the tests to be taken by an applicant, we might as well take them in high school.
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The sun will be so bright that special precautions must be taken by anyone looking to photograph, record, or simply look into the sky above.
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Any potential decision on further measures to alleviate Greece's debt burden can only be taken by a unanimous vote among all euro area Member States.
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This could be the one of the first decisions to be taken by the new government after election results to be announced on May 23.
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This avenue also has a lower standard of "burden sharing" that only requires losses to be taken by junior creditors, not senior lenders and depositors.
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And late last month, he tweeted out a photo of an Iranian launch pad that appeared to be taken by a classified US spy satellite.
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A decision is likely to be taken by end of this year, said Kyoichi Tanada, Toyota's CEO of Asia, the Middle East and North Africa.
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However, we have yet to see exactly what actions will be taken by France, Germany, the United States and Canada in response to the attack.
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Mr. Paxton's contact improv showed the drama that could emerge from the ways one person's weight could be taken by others in continually changing negotiations.
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That's commendable, but they should consider how their comments will be taken by the vast majority of Americans, particularly in a highly politically polarized time.
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"Enforcement action will be taken by the police if there is evidence implicating any money lender engaged in illegal practices," it said in a statement.
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Shoprite said it was studying the report to "inform further steps to be taken by the company", while Woolworths also said it was reviewing it.
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But conveniently, in protocol terms, the UAE slot can be taken by its prime minister, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum of Dubai.
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On Baseball SAN DIEGO — Once again, the measure of Mike Aviles's contribution to his team could be taken by the condition of his vocal cords.
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Then, at another leaders gathering at the same summit meeting, Mr. Trump appeared to be taken by surprise by Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO secretary general.
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He will be taken by police to a jail cell in the southern city of Curitiba, where he will begin serving his 12-year sentence.
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Bachelor fans are rooting for him already, even though he appears to be taken by Bibiana Julian, a contestant from Arie Luyendyk's season of The Bachelor.
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The ECB is influential as banking supervisor but whether any such step would be taken by Italy depends on the terms imposed by the European Commission.
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Austrian Finance Minister Hartwig Loger told CNBC Friday that there is a need to be clearer about what sort of decisions should be taken by majority.
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ET on Thursday, after which he will be taken by motorcade to the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, and laid to rest.
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At one point, the town's Council arranged for children to be taken by taxi to schools in neighboring towns because there were not enough places locally.
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Infantino, speaking during an event at Bogota's Sergio Arboleda university, said a final decision would be taken by the FIFA Council in January, Colombian media reported.
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In order to truly bring the marijuana industry out of the shadows, actions need to be taken by Congress to amend these outdated and discriminatory practices.
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"It seeks to invalidate the decision already taken to withdraw from the EU and to require for that decision to be taken by parliament," Wright said.
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Coming from the White House, such words may be taken by some as a broader signal that racism is now an acceptable part of political discourse.
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The final decision is expected to be taken by Modi himself, and a source close to the Prime Minister said an independent successor would be picked.
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Ultimately, the decision will be taken by Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, Mohammed bin Salman, and on this issue, he appears to be in no rush.
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In 2017, the ICA identified 176 "corrective actions" to be taken by Volkswagen and a further 240, in 2018, the report said without providing further detail.
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"We can't let ourselves be taken by those voices that want and need the change we are bringing about to fail," he said in a news conference.
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A final investment decision for the refinery will be taken by September 2020 and the project is expected to be completed in three years time, she said.
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Thunberg has received worldwide attention since 2018 when she began missing school to protest for more steps to be taken by world leaders to tackle climate change.
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Chupin was previously senior country officer for the UK, a role that will now be taken by Daniel Puyo, previously in charge of risks and permanent control.
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"I knew some action against LGBT+ students was going to be taken by this administration, but I didn't expect it would be so soon," James told Broadly.
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It has not been demonstrated that the government can operationally or legally prioritise debt service, and any decision to do so would be taken by the president.
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"Further steps need to be taken by the management to enhance operational effectiveness and efficiencies, in order to produce sustained results under changing market conditions," said FGV.
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Elsewhere, scientists are making "poop pills" that can be taken by mouth, and a Canadian team has designed an experimental synthetic version (with the wonderful name "RePOOPulate").
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Despite Taiwan governing its own affairs for more than six decades, China views the island as part of its territory, to be taken by force if necessary.
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"In fact he was allowed to turn back," he said, adding that a decision where in Europe to send the black boxes would be taken by Thursday.
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He will then be taken by a motorcade procession to the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, where he will be laid to rest.
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Film producer Jason Blum knows his audience when it comes to his hit horror movies, but for award acceptance speeches, he can still be taken by surprise.
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For some veterans, this will require steps to be taken by the Department of Defense to restore the damage done by government action to their credit ratings.
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But the little scraps of cloth on the table might also be taken by your competitor, and eventually, you'll run out of time to complete your quilt.
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According to the energy investment plan published on Friday, a decision to close Fessenheim, France's oldest nuclear plant, will be taken by the end of the year.
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Friends said they had been checking in with Chen multiple times a day, fearing he could be taken by the authorities at any time for his reporting.
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The position will be taken by Gili Navot, a former Batsheva dancer and rehearsal director, while Mr. Naharin will continue to hold the position of house choreographer.
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The classified memo is expected to be taken by courier to the White House Monday evening, the official said, setting into motion the five-day review period.
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But the tents they stay in could be taken by police and they'd be forced to leave within 24 hours, if a new law passes this November.
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A few days later, it was decided that the refugees who were to be flown to Mogadishu should choose other towns, where they could be taken by bus.
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But the maximum amount that could be taken by a party was €63,000 — a fraction of the tens of millions Lega stood to receive under this covert arrangement.
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"Whatever it takes to reach a consensus will be taken by the ministers," said a third OPEC source familiar with discussions, referring to finding a compromise over Iran.
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Russian officials have said contaminated oil from the Druzhba pipeline could be taken by rail towards the Black Sea port of Novorossiisk, where Transneft has large storage tanks.
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"All soldiers are entitled to due process and no action will be taken by the Kentucky National Guard until the Kentucky State Police investigation is completed," Maj. Gen.
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U.S. officials have said that Guantanamo is not an option for the two men and that they'd prefer foreign fighters be taken by their home countries for prosecution.
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Biggs said family separations happen before migrants reach the border, accusing migrant families of allowing their children to be taken by nonrelatives to claim asylum as family units.
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What we consider today to be high-level expertise jobs will be taken by people who use machines in the future to fulfill some of the expertise needed.
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But on Tuesday, Maimane requested the Speaker of parliament to delay the motion until the Constitutional Court rules on whether the vote should be taken by secret ballot.
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Garoppolo played his college career at low-profile Eastern Illinois, but got enough attention to be taken by the Patriots in the second round of the 23.5 draft.
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Growing concerns about these risks would likely to be taken by the markets as evidence that the Fed will not deviate from its plan to raise rates gradually.
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Sudan's civilian prime minister, Abdalla Hamdok, said he hadn't been consulted over the meeting and insisted that all foreign policy decisions be taken by Sudan's civilian-led government.
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" When Mr. Nadler asked Mr. Whitaker if he had ever been asked to approve any request for action to be taken by Mr. Mueller, Mr. Whitaker replied: "Mr.
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This is a benefit to be taken by workers who will not accept how significantly they have been barred from enjoying the material fruits of their significant labors.
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Furthermore, should any other non-financial enforcement action be taken by the DOJ, it will be assessed based on its terms and could also result in negative rating pressure.
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The two sides are expected to sign memorandums of understanding (MOUs) for actions to be taken by China on issues ranging from structural reforms to trade and economic policies.
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Administrators are scheduled to meet on Thursday to discuss offers for Air Berlin's assets with a final decision to be taken by the airline's supervisory board on Sept 25.
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If discovered, all but one of them will be taken by the government and cryogenically frozen until a time comes when the planet can once again sustain the masses.
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"We stress that parliament's decision has to be taken by the whole parliament in a legal session in the presence of all members," a statement from the bloc said.
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That is why, in order to truly bring the marijuana industry out of the shadows, actions need to be taken by Congress to amend these outdated and discriminatory practices.
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This year, the F.D.A. updated its dosing regimen, approving a lower initial dose of mifepristone, followed by a dose of misoprostol that may be taken by mouth at home.
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Plus, your home is used as collateral for the loan, so if you don't pay it back, your home could be taken by the lender to satisfy the debt.
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The demonstrations began three weeks ago after the release of a proposed new version of an oath to be taken by lawmakers that omitted mention of the Prophet Muhammad.
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The former president will then be taken by a special train named Locomotive 4141 and painted the same blue shade used on Air Force One to College Station, Tex.
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A change in policy message would likely be taken by investors as a sign that rate-setters may begin to wind down their 216.86 trillion euros bond-buying programme.
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Myles Garrett, a defensive end from Texas A&M, is expected to be taken by the Cleveland Browns with the top pick when the N.F.L. draft gets underway tonight.
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JetBlue has started offering free flight cancellations and changes for trips booked between February 27 and March 11 for flights that were set to be taken by June 1.
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It's exceedingly rare for a child to be taken by a stranger, and in around 90 percent of sexual abuse cases, the perpetrator is someone the kid already knows.
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Demiroren said the truck's passengers were foreign migrants who had reached a deal with traffickers to be taken by boat to the Greek island of Samos, south of Izmir.
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French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron told parliament last month that a final investment decision on the 18 billion pound (22.60 billion euro) UK project would be taken by early May.
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Wyllys's left-wing Party for Socialism and Liberty (PSOL) has said his seat in congress will be taken by David Miranda, a member of the Rio de Janeiro city council.
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Beijing, recognized by most of the world as the head of "one China", the People's Republic of China, deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken by force if necessary.
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Anyone could be taken by the devil's influence, just like anyone could be a communist or a terrorist, and there's no way to know if the enemy is fully gone.
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Markets are now watching to see if any action will be taken by Fitch Ratings which has rated the company B-plus/Rating Watch Negative, three notches higher than Moody's.
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"The next step would be to wait for a formal request from the Indian authorities ... and the final decision will be taken by our Board of Governors," the spokesman said.
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The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) did not elaborate on what additional political responsibilities should be taken by COFCO and Sinograin in its annual inspection of the two companies.
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Both of these actions had to be taken by the executive branch because Congress has failed to take decisive action on reforming entitlement programs and fixing our broken immigration system.
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The canal authority said in a statement that 21 people had received medical attention, including four who were injured seriously enough to be taken by ambulances to a private hospital.
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Once the animals are healthy and social some of them may be taken by detention officers to another program at the Maricopa County jail facilities to interact with other prisoners.
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Investment decisions for the Wilhelmshaven LNG terminal project, where Uniper will be a facilitator, would be taken by year-end, Uniper expects, hoping to arrange more prebooking of capacities soon.
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A potential first step could be taken by the U.N. General Assembly, which is expected to approve a resolution that would request the secretary-general to appoint a special envoy.
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But intermediary steps toward that vision can be taken by abolishing the filibuster, establishing federal control over elections and developing a simpler way to amend the Constitution through national referendum.
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Any dismissal of Mr. Sessions would be taken by Democrats and even some Republicans as an effort to seize control of the Russia investigation and could trigger a bipartisan backlash.
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"If it's popular, it's going to be taken by bots and resold," said Omri Iluz, the co-founder and chief executive of the cybersecurity firm PerimeterX, in a phone interview.
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The Whitney is one, and we should demand that the place where Mr. Durham now stands should be taken by Native American artists, one after another, when he moves on.
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Vadera was touted as one of several candidates for the Bank of England's top job, which will now be taken by Andrew Bailey, former head of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority.
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China claims Taiwan as its sacred territory, to be taken by force if needed, a threat President Xi Jinping reiterated a year ago, although saying he preferred a peaceful solution.
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It was the size and speed of the move down that caught investors by surprise, but investors should not be taken by surprise if the decline in global stocks lingers.
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"There are still a lot of decisions to be taken by the Royal Family, by the Sussexes themselves as to what level of engagement they choose to have," Trudeau said.
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An Interpol spokesperson said on Friday the organisation did not itself dictate a timeframe or require any action to be taken by countries and such a framework is set locally.
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De Rivaz was called to reappear before the committee after indicating in March that a final decision could be taken by early May to explain why that had not happened.
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If Parwaneh refused to marry him — as she had done each day she had been held captive at her uncle's home in northern Afghanistan — she would be taken by force.
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Unlike Advanced Placement, another program in which high school students take courses and exams that could earn them college credit, CLEP classes can be taken by anyone at any time.
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This comes after the administration had said that an announcement on tariffs was unlikely Thursday as top trade advisors disagreed about the steps that could be taken by the administration.
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Spain's initial approval of the extradition in early 2017 drew criticism from Taiwan, a self-governed democratic island that Beijing considers a breakaway province to be taken by force if necessary.
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Pictures of the gray tabby are shot entirely on a GoPro camera and appear to be taken by the cat himself (though we're pretty sure someone lent a paw, er, hand).
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As a child in Berkeley, California, Harris said she was among the first black students to be taken by bus from their neighborhoods to attend what had been predominantly white schools.
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China has regarded Taiwan as a wayward province, to be taken by force if necessary, ever since defeated Nationalists fled to Taiwan in 1949 after a civil war with China's Communists.
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A vote on the appointment of Fernando Arias, 65, is expected to be taken by the 41-member executive council of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons on Thursday.
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Unconstrained by factors such as student location or classroom size, universities, colleges, and educational platforms such as Coursera offer online classes that can be taken by tens of thousands of students.
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EU states agreed those rules should be changed, but the decision can only be taken by the IMF itself, which has begun a debate on the matter, the French official said.
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Individual responsibility must be taken by member states and if the stability of the whole euro zone is in danger, mechanisms like the European Stability Mechanism can be used, she said.
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Sources familiar with the talks told Reuters that negotiators are working on six memorandums of understanding for actions to be taken by China on structural reforms to trade and economic policies.
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His mother had left years before, and his father would not go to the hospital because he feared his children would be taken by the authorities, Mr. Zhang, now 18, said.
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China has regarded Taiwan as a wayward province to be taken by force if necessary ever since defeated Nationalists fled to Taiwan in 1949 after a civil war with China's Communists.
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Foreign Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano made the announcement a day after President Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman said no action would be taken by the presidential palace regarding the statue, despite Tokyo's objection.
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Methylene blue, a dye used to stain tissues viewed under a microscope, can be taken by tablet or injection, and is sometimes used to treat urethral infections and a hemoglobin disorder.
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If any one of these external events, which are not currently being closely monitored, except by the professional investing class, individual investors may be taken by surprise, if the market suddenly swoons.
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The decision will be taken by a group of 16 so-called fourth-generation leaders, all government ministers, who have been asked to choose the next leader from within their own ranks.
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"So far, there's a broad expectation that it will happen by the end of the month, but the decision will be taken by Transport Canada," said one of the sources on Monday.
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Ltd * Michelin has 40 percent of shares, says Qu'Huayi Group to buy 30 percent stake from it and other 10 percent to be taken by Double Coin Source text for Eikon: michel.
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We've had this international system since World War I and World War II based on the idea of sovereignty, that borders cannot be changed by force, resources cannot be taken by force.
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In a video message posted on Facebook, Conte said the decision to block the project, which is partly funded by European Union money, would need to be taken by the Italian parliament.
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A spokeswoman for May said changing the rules on abortion is a decision that should be taken by a devolved assembly and the government is working to revive the power-sharing agreement.
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" He blamed the campus unrest on "a small minority of hippies, radicals and filthy speech advocates" whose leaders should "be taken by the scruff of the neck and thrown off campus—permanently.
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So we have proposed a series of actions that can be taken by individuals, organizations and governing institutions, both to strengthen our democracy and to revive the faith of Americans in it.
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Still, while he has reportedly admitted to a fondness for Conservatism and Margaret Thatcher, this can hardly be taken by extension to mean he had political sympathies to match his Nazi salute.
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The statement is likely to have three sections — dealing with denuclearization, security guarantees for the North and steps to be taken by both sides — according to a person briefed on the talks.
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" In its warning for side effects, the narrator says: "It should not be taken by those in favor of the current administration for it may cause thoughts of suicide or spontaneous bowel movements.
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"The Commission regrets that no decision could be taken by the member states, in spite of its efforts over recent weeks to accommodate requests and concerns," a spokeswoman for the EU executive said.
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"Action will also be taken by the central bank to safeguard the interests of the customers and counterparties of PABC in the government securities market, in an orderly manner," the central bank said.
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At the same time, their thinness allows him to claw back enough vertical space to fit three floors into the space that would be taken by two floors built in the standard way.
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Kellyanne Conway appeared to be taken by surprise on Sunday when she was asked to name the most senior black aide to President Donald Trump following the dramatic ousting of Omarosa Manigault Newman.
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PORT LOUIS (Reuters) - Mauritius' Finance Minister Seetanah Lutchmeenaraidoo has asked to be relieved of his post and his position will now be taken by the prime minister, the premier told reporters on Monday.
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Another is how decisions should be taken: by committee or by market forces (for example: making the version of the bitcoin software that is preferred by a large majority of miners the standard)?
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Investors said health of corporate and financial sector is going to be of paramount concern and steps to address these issues need to be taken by the new government and the central bank.
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There's G for the gravitational constant, c for the speed of light, and more unfamiliar measures like h, or Planck's constant, which is the smallest action that can be taken by a photon.
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"Reclaiming land is an easy course to be taken by the government as nobody owns the seabed," Jeffrey Herbert, a retired senior superintendent of the Hong Kong Police Force, told me over email.
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His transition into music was also something that Sutherland, who was well-known for his role as Jack Bauer on 24, acknowledged may be taken by others with a great deal of skepticism.
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Sources close to the IPO said decisions must be taken by March if the IPO is to be carried out in October or November, and otherwise could be delayed until a year later.
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It is unclear whether Chavez has yet been formally terminated, an action that can only be taken by company directors, but he has been effectively shut out of the firm, Citgo employees said.
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In practice, the new IPR process means that a patent upheld as valid and infringed by the federal courts can afterwards be taken by the infringing defendant to the PTAB and declared unpatentable.
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He may not exactly praise Trump, but he'll almost certainly swallow whatever misgivings he still feels, and his presence alone will be taken by some viewers as a gesture of implicit, tentative support.
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The task of combating body negativity is a daunting one, but steps must be taken by educators, parents and friends to stop negative self-talk as well as controversial messages on social media.
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Professor Arturo Estrella, a former economist at the Federal Reserve Bank, authored a study that illustrates several courses of action that may be taken by the Department of the Treasury and the Fed.
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"No matter what package we get today, the effectiveness is going to be tiny in comparison to what other measures could be taken by non-central bank authorities," said Oanda analyst Craig Erlam.
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He has been reprimanding both former coalition partner M5S as well as PD (Renzi in particular), demanding elections — a decision that can only be taken by Matarella if the M5S-PD talks fail.
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The Japanese world number three was due to face Australia's Ash Barty later in the day and her place in the tournament will now be taken by alternate Kiki Bertens of the Netherlands.
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After the meal, she was to be taken by motorcycle escort to Las Vegas, to catch a flight to Fort Hood, where she would begin her Army career in exchange for college tuition.
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The German government would keep itself informed about the merger talks, but any decision would need to be taken by the banks themselves, Scholz said, reiterating that Germany needed a strong banking sector.
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Arguing for a more nuanced approach to the topic, Tarnoff offered the disability rights movement as an example of the approach he hopes will be taken by an emerging class of tech socialists.
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And with so many obstacles to a congressional DACA deal already, it's still not clear whether Judge Alsup's fragile, partial, likely short-lived ruling will be taken by Congress as a permanent reprieve.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Any new EU sanctions on Moscow over a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy earlier this year must be taken by the bloc's governments, the European Commission said on Thursday.
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"Reserves under the earth belong to the state so we can not just use the company to get loans with the risk that the asset can be taken by the creditor," Paris told Reuters.
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In a joint statement with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, the EPA said precautions should be taken by anyone involved in cleanups including boiling water when advised to by local and state authorities.
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The document outlining the plan lists a number of short-term non-legislative measures to be taken by the end of next year to improve the EU's ability to prevent and counter financial crime.
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"We can process one thousand litres a night," said a refinery owner, watching his workers siphon freshly produced petrol into cans to be taken by motor-cycle to traders who will sell it on.
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At the moment, America's defence department is committed to keeping such swarms under human control, so that the decision to pull a trigger will always be taken by a person rather than a machine.
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"If we want to avoid a war the first step must be taken by the side that is the more intelligent and stronger," said Lavrov, making clear he was referring to the United States.
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"With thousands of persons still in custody, urgent steps need to be taken by the Syrian Government, armed groups, the external backers of various belligerents, and the wider international community to prevent further deaths."
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Two sources close to Temer said Goldfajn, chief economist with Itau Unibanco, is almost certain to be picked for the post but the final decision would be taken by future Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles.
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The not-so-subtle message was that, though the three Brexiteers may be nominally in charge, the real decisions will be taken by her and by Philip Hammond, her chancellor, both of them Remainers.
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A final decision on the sale process is likely to be taken by HGC as soon as next week, said the people, who requested anonymity because the transaction details have not been released publicly.
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"The minors will be taken by bus to reception centers for minors across France throughout the day," Stephane Duval, who heads a state-run shelter built with shipping containers within the camp, told Reuters.
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It is possible that a formal impeachment vote could be taken by the end of the year, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has indicated that he intends for the trial to be swift.
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When a labeled face reappears before the camera at a later time or date, a new photo may be taken by the camera and added to the file of images in the user's app.
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Farmers and meat processors complained the 10 percent limit would result in labor shortages while unions say the curbs are needed to prevent firms from filling jobs that could otherwise be taken by Canadians.
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The bodies arrived at Noi Bai Airport in Hanoi early on Wednesday, online newspaper VnExpress reported, and would be taken by ambulances to their homes in Nghe An, Ha Tinh and Quang Binh provinces.
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The women, children, and elderly Dakota were then marched to Fort Snelling in St. Paul and interned until the Mississippi thawed and they could be taken by boat to reservations far from their homeland.
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Otherwise you may not hit those beats, those pulses, those little lights of hope and salvation—and you need to hit them, or you'll be taken by the beasts that lurk at every level's end.
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The U.S. government has this year repeatedly said it wants to cut Iran's oil exports below 1 million barrels per day (bpd) or even to zero, and that new action would be taken by May.
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Spain's handling of the case and approval of the extradition in early 2017 drew criticism from Taiwan, a self-governed democratic island that Beijing considers a breakaway province to be taken by force if necessary.
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OD: And I told this September 16 when I'd be taken by surprise, when this three FBI gentleman intruded into my house claiming that they were my friends to the lady who manages the house.
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The EU executive will start the gun next month on what is expected to be a tough debate on the emission cuts to be taken by each member state for implementing the Paris Climate accord.
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Button, whose place at McLaren looks likely to be taken by Belgian Stoffel Vandoorne, has never finished on the podium at Silverstone in 16 attempts and does not expect to be a contender on Sunday.
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The sanctions are the second group of punitive actions to be taken by the U.S. departments of Treasury and State following the attack on former Russian military intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia.
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Separately on Monday, Russia's "If the deployment of new US systems begins specifically in Asia then the corresponding steps to balance these actions will be taken by us in the direction of parrying these threats," .
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JOHANNESBURG, April 12 (Reuters) - South Africa's parliament said on Wednesday a motion of no- confidence in President Jacob Zuma has been postponed until a court decides whether the vote should be taken by secret ballot.
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" At the same time, Mr. Probst said that after the results of the investigation are made public, "whatever actions are required and are appropriate, based upon on that investigation, will be taken by our board.
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"... If the deployment of new U.S. systems begins specifically in Asia then the corresponding steps to balance these actions will be taken by us in the direction of parrying these threats," Ryabkov told a news conference.
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In general, the rule boils down to: Video taken in the Village or at a venue is to be taken by accredited media and used within the broadcast rules, or else kept for personal purposes only.
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IMF spokesman Gerry Rice told a regular news briefing that some technical issues related to the timing of further actions to be taken by Ukraine's government to meet program requirements still needed to be worked out.
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It is my hope that, given this, our assessment will ultimately be taken by the Turkish authorities for what it is -- an effort in good faith by our office to help improve electoral processes in Turkey.
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We are hopeful that action will be taken by this Congress toward building a stronger and functioning economy in which people who work hard can earn a living, support a family, and build a better life.
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The committee can advise WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on actions to be taken by Congo and other countries to try to halt the international spread of disease without unduly interfering with trade or transport.
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That CDC branch – the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, or ATSDR, – conducts public health assessments to examine potential contamination risks and point the way to next steps to be taken by EPA and others.
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Western majors will find it difficult to invest in Rosneft due to sanctions but their place could be taken by Asian investors, including from China and India, which have been seeking to develop resources in Russia.
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Promptly informed that the Kings had traded the 10th pick to Portland, with Monk soon to be taken by the Charlotte Hornets with the 11th pick, Fox responded deftly to the speed of the pro game.
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Fans familiar with the original animated film from 1994 won't exactly be taken by surprise, though; while there are surely some differences, this trailer continues to pitch the movie as a fairly shot-for-shot recreation.
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Those in the know suspect it will be the four once this month's British trials are out of the way, even if Louloudis professed to be open-minded about a decision to be taken by the coaches.
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Critics also claim that the proposed legislation — known as the "Facebook Law" — would give social media companies undue power to determine what people can say online, effectively outsourcing decisions that should be taken by the justice system.
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"Particular care should be taken by media professionals not to promote such locations as suicide sites by, for example, using sensationalist language to describe them or overplaying the number of incidents occurring at them," the report says.
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A decision on any further exercise of the golden power over Telecom Italia would be taken by November, Il Sole 2225 Ore said, adding the company's fixed-line network could be the target of any additional measures.
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"There is popular demand for the Congress to request the president's tax returns," she said, adding that "the first steps" will be taken by Ways and Means, the only House committee authorized to request them from Treasury.
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Given Russia's concerns over NATO expansion in eastern Europe, Paris and Berlin are worried that deeper NATO involvement in Syria could be taken by Moscow as a provocation that the alliance is seeking to extend its influence.
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French energy markets regulator CRE approved the project in a document published on its website on Wednesday, after delaying a decision to assess the impact of Brexit, but a final investment decision will be taken by RTE.
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"Decisions taken or to be taken by the National Assembly while these citizens are incorporated will be absolutely null," the court, which almost always rules in favor of the ruling Socialists, said in a statement on Monday.
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These distributions may be taken by people who themselves are diagnosed with coronavirus, or whose spouse or dependent has been diagnosed with COVID-19, or who experience adverse financial consequences from being quarantined, laid off or furloughed.
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Its first-tier crown could be taken by Goldman, whose pitch has been burnished by representatives such as Dina Powell, who served in U.S. President Donald Trump's administration before returning to the Wall Street bank last year.
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Now 23, he is getting ready to deploy his invention to the North Pacific Garbage Patch, where this summer it will begin gathering plastic, which will be taken by barge to land where it will be recycled.
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Four doctors involved in its clinical trials told Bloomberg that not only could it end up being given to more patients than anticipated, but that it will also be taken by patients for years or even decades.
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Children were constantly worried that their parents, grandparents, and siblings would be taken by ICE; we had to hire more counselors to come in and teachers went to workshops to learn how to better support their students.
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Adams said such a decision will ultimately be "above the pay grade" of the minister for Northern Ireland and only be taken by a British government under pressure from an Irish Prime Minister who supports a poll.
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"It is a sovereign decision that should be taken by the state of Qatar," he said, adding that a joint Qatar-Russia committee was studying the best options for the tiny but wealthy country's military, without specifying further.
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"We have three offers which will undergo an independent assessment, then a decision will be taken by the government", he said, adding the government may decide to stay with three operators if the offers are not attractive enough.
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"I think the deal will happen, but the question we don't know is how many people will be taken by the U.S.," Behrouz Boochani, an Iranian refugee held on PNG's Manus Island for nearly four years, told Reuters.
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At this stage, the campaign is a long way away from achieving its goal of a full ban; the best it can hope for is that incremental steps will be taken by the international community towards more controls.
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Little did Searle foresee that, to women with only limited control over their reproductive lives, the warning on the label — "Cytotec should not be taken by pregnant women" — would prove to be better marketing than any ad campaign.
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"We already mobilized the Aramco machinery, before coming to Vienna," Falih said, referring to the Saudi state oil company, adding that the media and analysts have "underestimated" the action that will be taken by OPEC and its allies.
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Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers blamed a number of factors for the sudden cancellations including a backlog of staff leave, which must be taken by the end of the year, air traffic control strikes and bad weather.
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This year's British Grand Prix, a home race for triple world champion Lewis Hamilton, is on July 16 but Thursday, July 13, is the first day of off-track activities and a decision must be taken by then.
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By mandating consultation and approval of both secretaries for the first use of nuclear weapons, Congress could increase the odds that well-reasoned judgment would forestall the rashest action that could ever be taken by an American president.
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"We are committed to ensuring the ongoing focus and safety of employees while we consider the future of the project, including any possible actions that may be taken by the commission," Mr. Fanning said, referring to state regulators.
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Another of the first shipments from the offshore Liza platform is expected to be taken by U.S.-based Hess, with others earmarked for sale by the Guyanese government through an open-market tender won by Royal Dutch Shell.
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" The Lakota People's Law Project vigorously disputed the report's conclusions and said in its own statement that the significance of the Covington teens' tomahawk chops "would naturally be taken by a Native person as a mockery of his culture.
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A joint statement by the EU health, trade and agricultural commissioners welcomed the publication by the U.S. Department of Agriculture of draft measures to be taken by EU growers and other authorities that it said were "a necessary step".
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Raonic, who has now missed three of the last seven Grand Slams, was supposed to play Chile's Nicolas Jarry in a first-round clash on Monday but his place will be taken by lucky loser Kamil Majchrzak of Poland.
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Chief Financial Officer Jan Kees de Jager said the decision took into account concerns heard in the Dutch political debate and was in line with the stance to be taken by the United Kingdom, according to leaked government plans.
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Ma and predecessors, including firebrand Lee Teng-hui and convicted opposition DPP president Chen Shui-bian, all failed to bring about a lasting reconciliation with China, which considers Taiwan a rogue province to be taken by force if necessary.
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Bush will then be taken by a motorcade procession to the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, where he will be laid to rest.. The remains will be transported by funeral car (train) to College Station.
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Leaders in both China and South Korea worry that Mr. Obama's visit to Japan's deepest wound could be taken by the Japanese as an endpoint to their country's fitful efforts to come to grips with their own wartime atrocities.
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Cuomo announced a series of measures that will be taken by New York and the tri-state area on Monday, and has called on the federal government to use the Army Corps of Engineers to build temporary medical facilities.
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The decision on the venue must be taken by March or April at latest if the IPO is to list in October or November, or it could be delayed until 2019, sources familiar with the IPO discussions have said.
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The final decision on the use of money from the European Stabilisation Fund (ESM), which has 410 billion euros ($451.49 billion) of unused lending capacity, is to be taken by EU leaders at their tele-summit later on Thursday.
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On Tuesday, the White House announced that Mr. Trump had secured Mr. Palij's deportation, dispatching immigration authorities to apprehend him and wheel him on a stretcher from his home in Queens to be taken by air ambulance to Düsseldorf.
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BRASILIA, Feb 18 (Reuters) - The Brazilian telecoms regulator preparing to auction bandwidth for fifth-generation (5G) mobile data said any decision on the security risks of using Chinese technology will ultimately be taken by the president's national security advisor.
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Another of the first shipments from the Liza field is scheduled to be taken by U.S.-based Hess in February, with others earmarked for sale by the Guyanese government through an open-market tender won by Royal Dutch Shell.
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Another of the first shipments from the Liza field is scheduled to be taken by U.S.-based Hess in February, with others earmarked for sale by the Guyanese government through an open-market tender won by Royal Dutch Shell.
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ESA's scientists estimate that the crater is about 50 cm deep but are hoping for more details from further images to be taken by NASA's orbiter in the coming weeks, ESA said in a statement published late on Thursday.
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"We are writing to stand alongside and in solidarity with the women who penned letters to you regarding gender disparity and ask that more significant and robust action be taken by The Recording Academy to answer their call," it read.
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"Every business is going to be touched by AI." The research found 45 percent of employees are concerned their job could be taken by AI, yet 51 percent are not learning skills to help prepare for changes in the workforce.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's top court said on Tuesday it would consider whether a motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma should be taken by secret ballot, as pressure mounted on him to resign after a controversial cabinet reshuffle.
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"If Gontareva leaves and her post will be taken by someone weaker and more controlled by different interest groups, this will mean that the ability to finance these payments without default and without threats to financial stability will decrease," he said.
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Negotiators from the government and the world's oldest guerrilla army, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, announced the details of the accord, including the specifics of the supervisory role to be taken by the United Nations, this Friday.
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"The forthcoming measures to be taken by the DPRK will cause the US the greatest pain and suffering it had ever gone through in its entire history," the foreign ministry said in a statement by the state's official news outlet, KCNA.
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The action expected to be taken by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. is reported to involve a case involving actor Lucia Evans, who alleged publicly that Weinstein forced her to perform oral sex on him in New York in 2004.
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The government is also pushing for some second-hand car sales to be eligible for the industry-funded incentives, along with electric and hybrid vehicles, Le Maire said, adding that a final decision would be taken by the end of November.
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I don't have all the answers, but what I do know is that decisive action must be taken by all of us — business leaders, policymakers, city planners, and citizens — to realize the full potential of this almost unprecedented moment in history.
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The company told the Journal it did not disclose the incident because it could not accurately identify the affected users, could not find evidence of misuse and could not identify actions to be taken by developers or users in response.
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"I don't have all the answers, but what I do know is that decisive action must be taken by all of us — business leaders, policymakers, city planners, and citizens — to realize the full potential of this almost unprecedented moment in history."
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Colombia, though, will not allow themselves to relax despite Vidal's absence and are prepared for a pressing game from Chile like the one that undid Mexico regardless of who replaces Vidal, whose role is likely to be taken by Charles Aranguiz.
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A New York judge has dismissed negligence claims against a boxing promoter who didn't ask for a heavyweight fighter to be taken by ambulance to a hospital after a 2013 bout in Madison Square Garden that left him severely disabled.
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Airbus said the 51-year-old space engineer would have an unspecified future role, while his job as head of space activities including the company's 50 percent share of the ArianeGroup rocket venture will be taken by Jean-Marc Nasr.
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The biggest losers, EPI calculates, would be women: In other words, nearly 80 percent of the tips that would be taken by employers as a result of this rule would come out of the pockets of women and their families.
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Why it matters: The steepest increases for obesity-related cancers were in the youngest age group (aged 25–34 years) and are a warning that steps need to be taken by this generation to get rid of excess body weight.
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Why it matters: The steepest increases for obesity-related cancers were in the youngest age group (aged 25–163 years) and are a warning that steps need to be taken by this generation to get rid of excess body weight.
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The letter from Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd did not say what specific steps might be taken by the Justice Department to address the lawmakers' concerns, or whether any of the matters Republicans have seized might on already be under investigation.
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But removing the pledge would probably be taken by the market as a sign the ECB was preparing to wind down the scheme, which has made borrowing cheap and boosted euro zone exports by holding down the value of the euro.
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Or was that line limited to actions that could be taken by a President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE?
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"The main problem here is that people are not prepared, and a lot of borrowers will be taken by surprise," said Ricardo Ramos-González, coordinator of a consumer legal aid clinic at the University of Puerto Rico School of Law.
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I don't have all the answers, but what I do know is that decisive action must be taken by all of us — business leaders, policymakers, city planners and citizens — to realize the full potential of this almost unprecedented moment in history.
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"The expectation of continued fighting in the coming months combined with the current levels of civilian casualties, demonstrate the critical need for immediate steps to be taken by all parties to the conflict to prevent harm to civilians," she said.
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"[This] will accelerate the process which will enable a final investment decision to be taken by the middle of 2020," the joint statement said, adding construction would then proceed and commercial operations would commence by the end of that year.
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And Republicans appeared to be taken by surprise by the Trump administration's immigration trial balloon and reports that Trump was open to including a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and border security in the omnibus.
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Chiayi&aposs F-16 pilots are on call around the clock to see off the Chinese jets that regularly try to probe the airspace of the democratic island China claims as its territory, to be taken by force if needed.
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But we should also be worried that a Macron victory will be taken by Brussels and Berlin to mean that Brexit was an aberration, that European voters can always be intimidated into going along with what their betters say is necessary.
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Given Russia's concerns over NATO expansion in eastern Europe, and its role in Syria as the key military ally of President Bashar al-Assad, some allies also worry that deeper NATO involvement there could be taken by Moscow as a provocation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Critical steps for replacing Libor could be taken by next year, British industry officials told Reuters, increasing the chances of a smooth transition from the interest rate benchmark used to price financial contracts worth tens of trillions of pounds.
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Ramaphosa told parliament on Thursday that "if (Zuma's) decision is to remove me, I will accept that as a decision that will be taken by the president and I will continue serving the people of South Africa in one form, shape or another".
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The country has announced that its Internet service -- through June 25 -- will go down an hour after the start of each of the high school diploma exams, which are expected to be taken by more than 700,000 students, according to the BBC.
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It will be taken by a group of countries known as the "Western European and Other States," which includes, among others, Australia, Canada, and the US — meaning that a bloc EU vote would go a long way in determining who hosts the summit.
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However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has since said that the final decision will be taken by them at a meeting in Lausanne on June 21, amid concerns that clean athletes will suffer for the sins of their team mates and federation.
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"Those who are doing unlawful acts, raping women and girls, this is not the policy of the government ... the body of a woman cannot be taken by force," Kiir said in a speech given during a visit to the town of Yei.
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Pinning down precise details of the government's work is difficult, partly because of official secrecy and partly because big decisions—like what tariff regime will be implemented if Britain leaves the European Union without a deal—have yet to be taken by ministers.
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The drugs benznidazole and nifurtimox are currently used to treat patients with Chagas disease but have adverse side effects, cannot be taken by pregnant women or people with any history of psychiatric disorders, and must be taken for up to two months.
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That position was backed by Juncker, who said the support of European Union members for Ireland's Brexit position will not change, agreeing that major steps needed to be taken by Britain in the talks and that there was not much time left.
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Diplomats in Brussels fear the visit by Trump – who shares Warsaw's skepticism and disdain for international organizations – will be taken by Poland as a key show of support, one that could destabilize European solidarity at a time when the bloc is particularly fragile.
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Wei, dressed in his uniform of a general in the People's Liberation Army, said China would "fight to the end" if anyone tried to interfere in its relationship with Taiwan, which Beijing considers a sacred territory to be taken by force if necessary.
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French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron told parliament last month that a final investment decision on the 18 billion pound UK project would be taken by early May and that delaying the decision would create a strong risk that EDF could lose the contract.
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In court, they tried to suppress the episode at the grocery, fearing (rightly, it turned out) that Mrs Bryant's story would be taken by the all-white jury as evidence that Till had broken one of the sexual taboos of the south.
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But the current occupiers of the Kremlin see any meaningful reform as a threat, and we should not be taken by surprise if one day Russia itself implodes, as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics did a quarter of a century ago.
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Kasande said the government had expected a final investment decision (FID) for both the fields and the pipeline to be taken by the end of this year but this target was now unachievable after the demands for renegotiation of the pipeline tariff.
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"We're working on the 10 percent but a call on the rest will be taken by the board," Chairman Chand said, adding the buyback demand comes amid the fall in aluminium prices, eroding profitability and the need to have funds to grow.
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He said decisions on consolidation should be taken by managers and shareholders and that it is not up to regulators to say what the right size of the banking sector is, "but there is an impression that excess capacity is still there".
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But the final decision whether the 410 billion euros of unused lending capacity of the bailout fund, called the European Stabilisation Fund (ESM), should be used in such a way, is to be taken by EU leaders at their tele-summit on Thursday.
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China claims Taiwan as its sacred territory, to be taken by force if needed, with President Xi Jinping last year once again proposing a "one country, two systems" model for the island, only to be denounced by both the DPP and Kuomintang.
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A final decision on where to stage what could be the world's largest initial public offering will be taken by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman - or MbS as he is known - who oversees the kingdom's economic and energy policies, the sources said.
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Consumption of crystal methamphetamine, which has snowballed in recent years in China according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and can be taken by injection or inhalation, has contributed to the growing number of new infections, according to the WHO.
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He had a brother named Naphtali; he was a Tory and voted, against overwhelming opposition, to amend the oath of Parliamentary office so it might be taken by a faithful Jew who did not wish to swear in the name of Christ.
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"A dealer might represent one really good collector, and if the name has to be revealed, that collector could be could be taken by a bigger dealer," said Nicholas Maclean, a partner at Eykyn Maclean, a dealership based in London and New York.
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The Minsk agreements mapped out steps to be taken by each side, including elections in rebel-held regions, the return to Ukrainian control of a now-porous border with Russia, greater autonomy for the separatist region, and the disarming of militant groups.
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"We are committed to ensuring the ongoing focus and safety of employees while we consider the future of the project, including any possible actions that may be taken by the Commission," Southern Company Chairman and CEO Thomas Fanning said in a statement.
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He also backed Rajoy's demand that Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont clarify whether he declared independence from Spain and said he would support constitutional measures that may be taken by the Spanish government if Puigdemont failed to reply or said he had declared independence.
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"We acknowledge there is a political situation that deserves to be looked at but, in any case, it's clear that the decision will be taken, will have to be taken by all Spaniards," explained Spain's Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis to the BBC.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A decision on whether Britain should participate in the European Parliament election needs to be taken by mid-April, an EU official said on Wednesday, as British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to ask the EU for a short delay to Brexit.
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He also warns that if the likes of the CDU and the SPD die out and are not replaced, their position will be taken by the authoritarian right—pointing out that the German party with the most cross-class voter appeal is the AfD.
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Indonesia's coordinating minister for economic affairs, Darmin Nasution, said during a speech at an industry conference in Indonesia that an "adjustment" to the levy was among steps to be taken by the government, although he later told reporters that this was still being discussed.
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However, for the digital tax, whose progress is blocked by some EU states, the decision to end the veto could be taken by the end of 2025, it said, pushing back the deadline from 2020, as indicated in an initial draft seen by Reuters.
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"I'm not convinced that these steps to be taken by the industry ministry will ensure the power industry achieves its 2030 goal," said Yukari Takamura, professor at Graduate School of Environmental Studies at Nagoya University, citing a lack of specific milestones between now and 2030.
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He had been due to face Britain's Cameron Norrie in the first round but his place will now be taken by a qualifier who will almost certainly bring less to the party, good or bad, than the so-called wild child of men's tennis.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If Brexit talks break down without a deal, half of Britons believe the final decision over whether to leave the European Union should be taken by the public in a referendum, according to a survey of more than 10,000 people published on Friday.
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Strategists now often talk about the previously unknown "Suwalki gap" -- the land between Belarus and the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad that strategic planners fear could be taken by a lighting Russian assault, cutting off the Baltic states from their NATO allies to the West.
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The Campaign WASHINGTON — Ten hours before terrorists struck Brussels, Donald J. Trump was on television describing his strategy for confronting the Islamic State: He would pound it with airstrikes, but any ground action must be taken by the United States' partners in the region.
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England's High Court triggered an angry response from some lawmakers and newspapers on Thursday when it ruled that the decision to begin Britain's formal divorce talks with the European Union needed to be approved by parliament and could not be taken by the government alone.
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By Natalia A. Ramos Miranda SANTIAGO (Reuters) - University entrance exams to be taken by 300,000 students around Chile were disrupted in some cities on Monday by fresh protests over inequality and elitism, with some students blocking access to test sites and burning exam papers.
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A change in the ECB's policy message would likely be taken by investors as a sign that rate-setters are getting ready to wind down their 2.55 trillion euros bond-buying programme, the key plank of their stimulus policy for the past three years.
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England's High Court triggered sharp criticism from some lawmakers and newspapers on Thursday when it ruled that the decision to begin Britain's formal divorce talks with the European Union needed to be approved by parliament and could not be taken by the government alone.
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Pompeo said he and Kim discussed denuclearization steps to be taken by the North and the issue of U.S. government monitoring of those actions, which Washington sees as vital, as well as the measures the United States would conduct in return, Moon's office said.
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The United States and China are locked in an escalating trade war and are at odds over a range of issues from the disputed South China Sea to democratic Taiwan, claimed by China as its sacred territory and to be taken by force if needed.
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So, maybe after all I won't be needing that homework therapy: my session can be taken by a teacher who needs to learn the limits of teenagers as well as the already rigorous schedules thrown at them before hours of ultimately useless homework is thrown at them.
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"Likewise, I've spoken with South Korea and Japan, and they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they're willing to shoulder much of the costs associated by operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us," he added.
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The two jetted off on a romantic trip to Paris that August, and while they didn't post photos together, they each documented their time in the City of Love with solo shots of themselves — that appear to be taken by each other — on their respective accounts.
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Nadler told his Democratic colleagues that danger to the special counsel investigation wasn't just that Mueller could be fired outright — it was also that smaller but still harmful actions could be taken by Whitaker — or Republicans in Congress during the lame-duck session, the source said.
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"The Uncle Tom n____ has got to go, and his place must be taken by the new leader of the Negro race [...] not a black man with a white heart, but a black man with a black heart," Reverend George Alexander McGuire, UNIA Chaplain-General said.
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Joe Burrow, the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from Louisiana State, is widely expected to be taken by Cincinnati with the No. 1 over all pick, even after his hands measured a bit smaller than expected during the combine's measuring phase, a result he openly mocked online.
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You may even become unemployed, either because your employer can't reliably own what he buys with the profit derived from your labor, or if you're self-employed, because you have little incentive to work since whatever you buy with your earnings can simply be taken by others.
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"Rather than sending structural engineers to each bridge as part of its inspection routine, through discoveries generated via the collaboration, high-resolution images can be taken by local teams and sent to inspection engineers," Microsoft's GM for Microsoft HoloLens and Windows Experiences Lorraine Bardeen writes in today's announcement.
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Almost 2340 years after the Air France-KLM merger, decisions on networks, fleets and commercial strategy will now be taken by the group rather than the individual carriers, under the plans unveiled on Tuesday - which also see Elbers and Air France counterpart Anne Rigail become deputy group CEOs.
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Dear Mr. Neil Portnow and all members of The Recording Academy: We are writing to stand alongside and in solidarity with the women who penned letters to you regarding gender disparity and ask that more significant and robust action be taken by The Recording Academy to answer their call.
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Almost 22019 years after the Air France-KLM merger, decisions on networks, fleets and commercial strategy will now be taken by the group rather than the individual carriers, under the plans unveiled on Tuesday - which also see Elbers and Air France counterpart Anne Rigail become deputy group CEOs.
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Similar agency actions can and should be taken by Trump's administration so that while a Republican repeal of the ACA flounders in the as of yet-undrained swamp, Trump can send his own powerful signal that his administration — unlike his predecessor's — welcomes state-led innovation on health insurance reform.
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"To exploit this bug, a series of actions would need to be taken by a LastPass user including filling a password with the LastPass icon, then visiting a compromised or malicious site and finally being tricked into clicking on the page several times," LastPass representative Ferenc Kun wrote.
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At the end of the book, after many chapters arguing for his view that human life can never be taken by private actors and arguing against assisted-suicide supporters like Ronald Dworkin and Peter Singer, Gorsuch provides an intriguing argument for why this moral stance of his could have legal significance.
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We'll be working with the NCSC plus other relevant authorities in the UK and overseas to determine the scale of the breach, how it has affected people in the UK and what steps need to be taken by the firm to ensure it fully complies with its data protection obligations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Mark Bradford's Pickett's Charge, a site-specific commission for the circular third-floor gallery at the Hirshhorn in Washington, will doubtless be taken by some as an engagement, post-Charlottesville, in the national discussion about Civil War monuments and their place in the public sphere.
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Pompeo told Moon that he and Kim discussed denuclearization steps to be taken by North Korea and the issue of inspection on those actions, which Washington has been calling for, as well as the measures the United States would take, Moon's press secretary Yoon Young-chan said in a statement.
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The longer Trump continues to act like a fake president who divides the country and increasingly alienates his base, the more trips that will be taken by leading Republicans, including Vice President Pence, to primary states that may well determine the post-Trump presidency after the 2020 elections, if not sooner.
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"For a lot of people who voted 'leave,' what they wanted to do was make sure that decisions on things like who can come into this country would be taken by us here in the U.K., and not by Brussels, and that's exactly what the deal I've negotiated delivers," she said.
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And they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they are willing to shoulder much of the costs of any financial burden — any of the costs associated — by the United States in operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us.
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"We await reciprocal steps to be taken by the enemy forces for the release of our prisoners," the head of the Houthis' prisoner affairs file said in comments carried by al-Masirah TV. In late November dozens of Houthi prisoners released by Saudi Arabia returned to Yemen's Houthi-held capital Sanaa.
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Since Britain's EU referendum in June 2016, many in the City of London have argued that maintaining some form of regulatory equivalence with Brussels in future would be one way of retaining some of the UK's financial services activities that would otherwise be taken by other countries in the bloc.
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We might go to the places in the US where people widely voted for Donald Trump and — instead of tricking them with a bus that could be taken by many Trump voters as a condescending way of making fun of their serious situation — actually discourse with them about social reality.
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READ: Iran's top general responds to Trump's threat of war: "we are ready" Trump's own Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also poured cold water on his boss's offer of talks without preconditions, telling CNBC in the wake of Trump's remarks that certain measures had to be taken by Iran first.
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Maaloul — an assistant under Frenchman Roger Lemerre when Tunisia won the African Cup of Nations in 2004 and one of only a few African coaches of teams from the continent — must find an answer to the absence of Msakni whose role as playmaker is likely to be taken by captain Wahbi Khazri.
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But one window into how the meat in fake sausages gets ground can be found in the buccaneering internet economy, where satire produced in Canada can be taken by a recent college graduate in the former Soviet republic of Georgia and presented as real news to attract clicks from credulous readers in the United States.
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If this is behavior we are seeing with seven biosimilars on the market, then more steps need to be taken by the FDA to ensure that, as more treatments become available, stable patients are protected from non-medical switching, and that interchangeable products are shown to be safe and effective for patients in a marketplace with multiple biosimilars.
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Likewise I have spoken to South Korea and Japan and they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they are willing to shoulder much of the cost of any financial burden any of the costs associated by the United States in operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us.
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A new study out of the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of California, Berkeley has found that a unique function of a common compound found in mangoes and other plants could help to create a hormone-free birth control pill which could safely and effectively be taken by both men and women.
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Judge Andrew D. Hurwitz conceded that the young plaintiffs "presented compelling evidence" that "the federal government has long promoted fossil fuel use despite knowing that it can cause catastrophic climate change..." Yet, Hurwitz concluded, "reluctantly," that need for ambitious governmental action must be taken by up by "the political branches of government" — meaning Congress and the president.
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"A big part of the uncertainty that is reflected in economic variables has to do with the great uncertainty about the economic policies that will be taken by the new administration in the United States," Mexican Central Bank Deputy Governor Manuel Sanchez said in an interview with Reuters this week about the future of the Mexican central policy.
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The emergency that provides "Winter" its slender plot — a story line that adheres closely to biographical fact — springs from an amateur theatrical production of "Tess," whose lead role will be taken by beautiful young Gertrude Bugler, wife of a local war hero and daughter of the very dairy maid who years before provided Hardy with the inspiration for his fictional heroine.
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Even if they don't want to help (and in the Gooise houses they rarely do), they smell the meals as they are cooking, in the way that you do in a normal home, and so they are less likely to be taken by surprise when a plate of food appears in front of them and they are invited to eat.
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The Intelligence Authorization Act states: No action constituting a reprisal, or threat of reprisal, for making such complaint or disclosing such information to the Inspector General may be taken by any employee in a position to take such actions, unless the complaint was made or the information was disclosed with the knowledge that it was false or with willful disregard for its truth or falsity.
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A second reason arose from the need for broad popular support for a decision, the League maintains, that can only be taken by government (M5S's founder, Beppe Grillo, has advocated a consultative referendum, but no such proposal figures in its electoral programme, a sign of growing differences that may lie behind his decision this week to separate his blog from that of his party).
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The daughter of a key figure in a corruption scandal that led to the ouster of ex-South Korean president Park Geun-hye is expected to arrive in South Korea on Wednesday from Denmark where she had been fighting extradition on criminal charges Chung Yoo-ra, 20, is expected to be taken by prosecutors from Incheon International Airport for questioning when she lands.
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In its motion, the defense argued that, "The acts in this case are even farther removed from McDonnell, as none of the official acts that Senator Menendez allegedly sought to influence were acts that he could take or that even could be taken by anyone within the Legislative Branch," and that they would not fall under "official acts" taken by a senator, such as introducing legislation.
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The Intelligence Authorization Act states: No action constituting a reprisal, or threat of reprisal, for making such complaint or disclosing such information to the Inspector General may be taken by any employee in a position to take such actions, unless the complaint was made or the information was disclosed with the knowledge that it was false or with willful disregard for its truth or falsity.
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Luxury will not be lacking: the leading roles will be taken by the soprano Renée Fleming, bringing her refulgent voice and commanding stage presence to the role of the Marschallin (an aristocrat who is feeling old at the age of thirty-two), and the mezzo-soprano Elīna Garanča, whose shadowy, pillowed voice will give the pants role of Octavian (the Marschallin's young lover) an enticing sense of contrast.
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"I have spoken to South Korea and Japan and they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they are willing to shoulder much of the cost of any financial burden — any of the costs associated by the United States in operations, if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us," he said during an event at which he signed a bill rolling back bank regulations.
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"It will be taken by the Palestinians, by the other Arabs and by the international community as an Israeli national decision to slam the door on a two-state solution, on a negotiated agreement," said Nimrod Novik, a former senior adviser to Prime Minister Shimon Peres who sits on the executive committee of Commanders for Israel's Security, a group of retired senior military and national security officials who support a two-state solution.
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Former Ohio State defensive end Nick Bosa said in an interview with ESPN this week that he stopped posting tweets expressing his support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE because he thinks he could be taken by the San Francisco 85033ers in this month's NFL Draft.
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Aya's style still remains with me: her side-slit dress informs my choice of side-slit skirts, her simple black dress lets me feel strong and capable in my own black dresses, and her ripped jeans and tank top enables me to feel like a force to be reckoned with on the days when I don't have the strength to think about how my outfits and appearance are going to be taken by everyone else around me.
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