It will be up to the prime minister to make that choice, it won't be up to us.
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I decided years ago that if it would be up to anyone, it would be up to me.
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If people stop eating red meat and poultry, 2050 emissions will be up to 55% lower, and if everyone were to go vegan, emissions would be up to 70% lower.
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The voice messages can be up to one minute long.
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And he says there could be up to 3 million.
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There may be up to three jump combinations or sequences.
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It'll be up to Mueller to decide how to answer.
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There could be up to 200,000 uncertified claims, she noted.
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It would be up to them to make a change.
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Both determinations will now be up to Boente or Resenstein.
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It had been thought to be up to 14 days.
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That's why it needs to be up to the command.
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But, Vermont locals, it might all be up to you.
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I think it should be up to the states, absolutely.
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And shouldn't it be up to them to fix it?
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But why should it only be up to the FCC?
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It seems like that choice will be up to you.
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Previously, Live streams could only be up to 90 minutes.
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It said the losses could be up to $400 million.
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Instagram livestream videos can be up to 60 minutes long.
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On a busier day, it could be up to 80.
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"That'll be up to the committees to decide," she said.
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It shouldn't just be up to women to stop it.
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One developer told us it could be up to Apple.
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Pierluisi also said it would be up to the court.
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It will be up to Cisco to keep them engaged.
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Instead, each video can be up to an hour long.
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It'll be up to the states to police that now.
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He also senses that Tom may be up to something.
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It will be up to a bankruptcy judge to decide.
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There could be up to 10 categories for the documents.
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So it's going to be up to the American people.
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That decision should be up to the child, he believes.
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This should be up to patients and physicians, experts say.
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That decision will be up to some future attorney general.
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Or could Glen Baxter be up to something else altogether?
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The length, the dynamics would be up to the player.
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I think it should be up to the states. Absolutely.
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"Then," he said, "it will be up to someone else."
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Should it pass, it would be up to Democratic Gov.
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As always, it will be up to voters to decide.
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In other words, it will be up to the minute.
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Which of today's languages would be up to the task?
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And it will be up to women to punch back.
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Regardless, it would likely be up to Congress to act.
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Here's what they'll be up to for the next five months.
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"That decision would be up to the president," he told reporters.
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It will be up to them to decide who they believe.
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It's going to be up to the people what they want.
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But, he added, it would ultimately be up to the voters.
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Some ponds were found to be up to 50 miles long.
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Voice and video notes can be up to 30 seconds long.
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It's gonna be up to them to turn this ship around.
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Average earnings would be up to €114 ($129) higher a month.
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This should not be up to the software developer, says Tanaka.
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By mid-2018, that number will be up to 60 percent.
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But it shouldn't be up to employers to institute this change.
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That can be up to and including full-time therapy pigs.
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But it shouldn't be up to the government to enforce this.
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Some tips & details:Your message can be up to 60 seconds long.
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Woodside's share of that cost would be up to $7.9 billion.
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The highest-quality oil paint can be up to 75% pigment.
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The budget for the mural installation can be up to $20,000.
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It will be up to local councils to make it work.
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The answer must be up to the viewer and her conscience.
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It will be up to Mr. Wilkie to right that ship.
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It'll be up to the next person to continue that process.
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The report said the tariffs could be up to 25 percent.
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It will be up to the voters to set them straight.
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The answer, says the strategist, could be up to 4 percent.
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You also -- everybody might not be up to speed on this.
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"I know that this will be up to me," he said.
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As corny as it sounds, it will be up to customers.
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There may be up to 30 types of protections, with variations.
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Then it will be up to the court to order it.
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It will be up to Democrats to ensure they don't succeed.
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Should those decisions be up to a private company at all?
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" And I said, "Well, that's going to be up to Lucas.
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Bongiovi: I think that's got to be up to the drinker.
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It's going to be up to the people, what they want.
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To a certain extent, it's going to be up to China.
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He was acknowledging that it would not be up to him.
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That bonus can be up to 50 cents per person currently.
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That will be up to the flat ironers of the world.
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Schiff said that would be up to special counsel Robert Mueller.
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"That is going to be up to the delegates," Ryan added.
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But he said the decision shouldn't be up to the government.
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It will be up to Nerd Face to save the realm.
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Other candidates' bans have already proven to be up to interpretation.
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Exactly how a device connects will be up to its manufacturer.
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Media reports have estimated there could be up to about 800.
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So the current Queen of Westeros must be up to something.
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If he does, that decision will be up to the organization.
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And it'll be up to his committee to tell voters why.
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It will be up to them and up to the people.
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The life of the fund will be up to 10 years.
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It would be up to the states to get such details right.
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Probably up to, could be up to as far as October, November.
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That fee can be up to 30 percent of revenue per month.
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I think we expected him to be up to speed very quickly.
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Ultimately, however, it'll be up to us to discern fact from fiction.
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It would then be up to the courts to strike them down.
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What the settlers did when they arrived would be up to them.
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The variable component could be up to 180% of the fixed component.
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Then she said, Yeah I thought he might be up to something.
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Fees would be up to 7 percent of the annual production value.
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The tech firms hope that AI will be up to the job.
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Any sanctions would be up to the U.N. Security Council, Guterres said.
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It will be up to him to steer Google Cloud moving forward.
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"[The election] will be up to the people," Davis said on Wednesday.
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The answer to this question is going to be up to Facebook.
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In fact, it looks like turnout could be up to 133 percent.
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But by then, who knows what Stratolaunch's competitors will be up to?
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Then it'll be up to the courts to decide if she's right.
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If Roe falls—which it well may—it will be up to
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It would be up to him to talk about it or not.
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The penalty would be up to $250,000 and five years in prison.
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Kasich said it should be up to the states to handle abortion.
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"That will be up to you," the company said in a statement.
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Alana: On busy nights, the wait can be up to an hour.
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It will be up to the president's successor to achieve that outcome.
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It's going to be up to us to try to fix it.
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"I think it should be up to the states, absolutely." https://t.
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For your first late payment, that fee can be up to $25.
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I suspect that will be up to the 8th Circuit to decide.
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Clips can be up to one minute in length, the company says.
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What happens after that will be up to each school's walkout leaders.
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CLINTON: Well, that's going to be up to the legal system, Don.
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In Mexico, that percentage is estimated to be up to 99 percent.
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It will be up to Snap to navigate this ephemeral/permanent balance.
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Punishment could be up to five years in prison, the law states.
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Will the judiciary be up to the job in the Trump era?
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It'll be up to them to decide whether they agree with her.
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That will be up to people outside the company to figure out.
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Perhaps that, too, will be up to a future jury to decide.
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It will be up to President Trump to clean up the IRS.
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Under EU law they can be up to 10% of annual turnover.
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It would no longer be up to confused users to protect themselves.
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It will be up to a majority of the Senate to decide.
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The maximum charge could be up to three years of jail time.
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Then, it will be up to the Senate to try the president.
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GM said it will be up to the venture's employees to decide.
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The proposed tenure for the notes will be up to 5.5 years.
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Trump last week said Kushner's security clearance would be up to Kelly.
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We'll be up to, by the end of this year, 115 miles.
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"But that's a decision that would be up to China," she said.
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It will be up to 16 percent, not up to 41 percent.
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And it might be up to Captain Marvel to save the day.
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Punishment for the WMD charges can be up to life in prison.
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Children who followed an alternate pattern were four times as likely not to be up to date on their vaccines and those who followed an unclassifiable pattern were over twice as likely not to be up to date.
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Customers can expect the new 15-inch MacBook Pro to be up to 70% faster, and the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar to be up to 2X faster, as shown in the performance results on our website.
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It will be up to Stankey to make sure history doesn't repeat itself.
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Some plants won't be up to the challenge and they will become extinct.
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It will be up to Salesforce's customers to decide how well it works.
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Chinese researchers found that its incubation period could be up to 24 days.
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If everyone were to go vegan, emissions would be up to 70% lower.
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As to what she'll be up to next, Frankel will indeed be busy.
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So it will be up to congressional Republicans to moderate Mr Trump's plan.
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The British series has to be up to 63 Up by now, right?
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Though we should be up to speed by the time it rolls around.
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It may be up to 10 times more common in women than men.
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After that it will be up to MEPs to decide how they vote.
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Though after these changes, at least that decision will be up to you.
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"Her background seems to suggest that she should be up to the task."
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Either way, Teigen probably be up to her usual antics in no time.
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Some lawmakers, however, questioned whether she would be up to speed on policy.
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Ultimately, it will be up to investors to bring their agents to heel.
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Then it will be up to EU governments to take a final decision.
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And it may be that this feature will be up to the developer.
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The first is that Mr Farron may not be up to the task.
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He declines to expand on what the other 40% might be up to.
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It will be up to the victim to determine future contact, he said.
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And it'll be up to the people of Alabama to make this decision.
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It will be up to young leaders to maintain and accelerate the pace.
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But it provided the first narrative saying what Russia might be up to.
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Meanwhile, there will be up to 600 guests attending the royal wedding reception.
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"Exactly how that happens ... will be up to our Democratic colleagues," he said.
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I'd love to see what Sully's going to be up to at 80.
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To a certain extent its going to be up to China, Trump said.
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That should be up to journalists and, frankly, anyone who writes about science.
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Downloading data may be up to 100 times faster than on current networks.
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They can be up to 20 percent more physically mature than their counterparts.
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It's got to be up to the parents, we can never mandate that.
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Mr. García said it would be up to each school district to decide.
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It would be up to the commission to explore such options and others.
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The scientists had predicted a hole would be up to 30 feet wide.
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The scientists had predicted a hole would be up to 30 feet wide.
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It will be up to Disney employees to enforce the ban, she said.
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Teens and adults also should also be up-to-date with their vaccinations.
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If there's a deductible with your plan, it can be up to $435.
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It will now be up to the 2275,22015 workers to ratify the deal.
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Select games in the store will also be up to 75 percent off.
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That's going to be up to the Supreme Court, the FCC or Congress.
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So it will largely be up to the states to pull back incarceration.
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"It will be up to visitors to judge it for themselves," he said.
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It is our sincere hope that Congress will be up to this task.
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It will then be up to the President to make a final decision.
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In other words, the clones seem to be up to typical monkey business.
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I sometimes wonder what I'd be up to if I were a historian.
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And people getting tattoos or piercings should be up-to-date on immunizations.
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" She said that it would be up to Ms. Meng's "lawyers whether they choose to raise comments in the U.S. as part of their defense" and that it would then be up to "Canadian judges how to weigh the significance.
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Rather than statutorily mandated, penalties – monetary or otherwise – would be up to a judge.
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It would be up to that body to decide if impeachment hearings should follow.
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Some night frogs can be up to 10 times bigger than their minute cousins.
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Starting today, your Twitter display name can be up to 50 characters in length!
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Charging will also be up to 3 degrees Celsius (about 5 degrees Fahrenheit) cooler.
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At any time there may be up to 500 security-related investigations under way.
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App launch speed will be up to twice as fast on the new system.
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It may be up to Trump and his allies to show some diplomatic subtlety.
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It will be up to John Roberts to decide what precise form it takes.
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Our sources suggest the total number of layoffs could be up to a third.
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Now you'll be up to speed on what's really going on in your notifications.
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It will be up to Yahoo whether to make the report public, she said.
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The decision should not be up to men, police, or even society at large.
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Whether that's actually the case should probably be up to the user to decide.
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It'll be up to each state and territory to make that decision for itself.
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It will be up to the next president to continue to enforce these standards.
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That could be up to about 15% of the company's $6.5 billion market cap.
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A final decision on a new president will be up to the bank's board.
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I might not be up to it always, but I'm up to it today.
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Previously, videos were limited to two hours, but now can be up to four.
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The "novitiate" period for Catholic nuns, for instance, can be up to two years.
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It will be up to the newcomers, though, to be vigilant about new problems.
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Permitting must be fast and the procurement process needs to be up-to-date.
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Other experts said the surcharge could be up to 25 percent in some cases.
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So it will be up to the individual countries to decide on their response.
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It would be up to President Trump to decide whether to use the capability.
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Whether the administration can do that, she added, will be up to the courts.
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Battery life is expected to be up to four hours on a single charge.
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More likely, it will be up to the American public to right these wrongs.
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Mr. Dimon is one of the few who might be up to the task.
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Famous for its doner kebabs, the lines can be up to an hour long.
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And it'd be up to McConnell to call for a vote on Moore's expulsion.
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Not just anyone can control a vehicle that can be up to 80,000 pounds.
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The final decision on granting an extension will be up to President Donald Trump.
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Maisel and you'll be up to date on the show everyone's been talking about.
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Whether they will be willing to take that opportunity will be up to them.
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It should be up to a young mother to decide whether she wants it.
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It will be up to both powers to prevent competition from sliding into confrontation.
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But how that money actually reaches hospitals will be up to the Trump administration.
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Depending on your region, MoviePass can be up to $214.99 for just 230D showings.
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It'll be up to Neymar to provide the spice without Coutinho, his running buddy.
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It will be up to Judge Kavanaugh to convince wavering senators of his innocence.
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It will be up to Ms. Salke, 53, to essentially hit the reset button.
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A report from Politico today said the fine could be up to $200 million.
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A decision to send troops would be up to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
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What they might choose to do with this knowledge will be up to them.
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It would be up to the United States missile defenses to knock out leakers.
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If and when that is announced, it will be up to SoftBank to decide.
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Trump has rarely shown so far he would be up to such a task.
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RELATED: Paul Manafort's sentencing memo The sentence will be up to the judge alone.
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It will be up to Israel's attorney general to decide whether to file charges.
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However, it should always be up to the woman to choose what is best.
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The total project size is expected to be up to $2.8 billion, RDIF said.
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The other New York premiere, Francesca Harper's "System," struggled to be up-to-date.
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It'll be up to consumers to sound off if they think it's worth it.
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It'll be up to Chapek to prove he can be a bold strategic thinker.
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The United States's pledge would largely be up to the next president to enforce.
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Under Trump's tariffs, new taxes could be up to 22019 percent for many goods.
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"It can be up to a majority (stake sold), but not necessarily," he said.
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It would then be up to her to decide what she wanted to do.
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It will be up to President Trump what information he shares with the public.
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It would then be up to Congress to decide what, if anything, happens next.
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On Wednesday, a JPMorgan analyst warned the Q2 contraction could be up to 14%.
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Still, the particulars of the Senate's procedures will always, ultimately, be up to McConnell.
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So maybe it'll be up to you and me to help make things right.
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"It is going to be up to the court how that happens," he added.
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Our hold times could be up to four hours long on a bad day.
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The lizards, which can be up to 1.5 metres (five feet) long, are a nuisance.
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However, like the cars, they have technology that can be up to 10 years old.
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Any pilot program would be up to state and federal officials and Congress, he said.
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"It's going to be up to him," Trump told "Fox News Sunday" interviewer Chris Wallace.
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Pelosi said Wednesday that the decision to subpoena Mueller would be up to the committee.
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Certainly makes you ponder what type of crazy shit NASA must be up to nowadays.
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And judging from her increasingly strong debate performances, Klobuchar should be up to the task.
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Whether he will ultimately make that trip will be up to British courts to decide.
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The new planes will be up to 25% more efficient than the models they replace.
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But ultimately, it will be up to Congress to set spending levels for the government.
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Practitioners estimate that these costs can be up to 7% of the total estate value.
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Whether those are make or break features will ultimately be up to consumers to decide.
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So the next step would be up to whoever wins the White House in November.
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Now, it could be up to other potential prequel series to fill in those gaps.
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In the meantime, it will be up to the DOT to police these drone trials.
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It will be up to the court in Luxembourg to hear and judge the complain.
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And Mr Biden may not be up to dealing with the brickbats this guarantees him.
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B22 allows its users to upload files that can be up to 23TB in size.
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I figure by the time we launch next week, we'll be up to 5,000 ships.
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We asked questions and he answered with questions back, what could he be up to?
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It will be up to judges and prosecutors how the ATF's guidance matters to prosecutions.
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But even in this case, it would be up to Rome to ask for help.
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It will be up to investigating magistrates to decide on whether it should stand trial.
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Duffy's pitch count will be up to 80 after beginning the season in the bullpen.
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If you are a business or an organization, the fine could be up to $100,000.
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So it would be up to the committee and other authorities to look at that.
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Here's his full quote: No I think it would be up to the individual's insurance.
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It'll be up to teachers to create instructive worlds, and therein could be the problem.
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Of course it will be up to local data protection agencies to issue any fines.
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"In the end, in Germany, it will be up to a court to decide that."
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It will be up to the transitional government to reach an agreement on these borders.
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It will now be up to Congress to respond to the administration's nuclear security budget.
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The cost to parents for travel and fees can be up to $20,000, Filion said.
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If a court authorizes a recount, then the schedule will be up to the courts.
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It will be up to Barr whether to release part or any of Mueller's findings.
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The retail premium on a one-ounce American Eagle can be up to 5 percent.
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It's absolutely not a homogenous group, but we need everybody to be up to speed.
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Unfortunately, it will be up to the next administration to fix Obama's miscalculations and mistakes.
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THAT WILL BE UP TO THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND THOSE COMPANIES TO SORT OUT.
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At other times, it's the shadowy MI5 that seems to be up to no good.
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He said it would be up to the attorney general's office to investigate the complaint.
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That means there could be up to 10 billion Earth-like planets in our galaxy.
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It will be up to him to finish the job of transforming the Police Department.
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But it would ultimately be up to the family whether to do so, he said.
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If all options are exercised, the total contract value will be up to $176 million.
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It would be up to the police how they remove people, the official source said.
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It may then be up to the president, Sergio Mattarella, to pick a compromise candidate.
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But from the other standpoint, I think that it should be up to the states.
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"That will be up to GE," said Eric Ause, who covers GE for Fitch Ratings.
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Joining them will be up to another 100 new potential jurors who will be screened.
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Eventually, it would be up to the courts to decide whether any lawsuits are valid.
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She said the decision on their guilt or innocence would be up to Myanmar's judiciary.
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It should be up to the people of Iraq, I argued, to oust their strongman.
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An exact cause of the fire will be up to FDNY fire marshals to determine.
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"They could be up to 60 miles per hour in two minutes," Mr. Napp said.
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So the decision of whether to pursue Trump's impeachment will really be up to them.
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It would be up to negotiations among Afghans themselves to agree a settlement, he said.
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By the end of 2018, he predicted, that number will be up to 60 percent.
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Then it would be up to the courts to decide who gets to see what.
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It will be up to this batch, Y Combinator's biggest ever, to seal the deal.
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It will be up to voters to hold the administration accountable for the actual results.
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People drive out in the mornings since the wait can be up to three hours.
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This decision should be up to the woman and her doctor, not the government. Yes.
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The larva constructs a tube of mucus that can be up to a foot long.
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Turning around the mess that is WeWork isn't going to be up to John Legere.
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AND HOW THAT CEO WILL ORGANIZE THINGS WILL BE UP TO HIM IN THIS CASE.
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If the act was willful, wanton or malicious, the fine can be up to $85033,000.
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Conte said further school shutdowns outside the outbreak epicentre would be up to local authorities.
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But it should be up to the states to do what the states do best.
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Their tusks are actually an enlarged tooth that can be up to 10 feet long.
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So it may be up to the public to press the White House on ethics.
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Holcomb said there will be up to $80 million a year available for the program.
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It would be up to appropriators to impose legal limits on the use of funds.
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If your router is several years old, it might not be up to the task.
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Ultimately, it will be up to Congress whether they'll accept the administration's machinations on TPA.
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He watched television coverage, listening for clues about what Ms. Pelosi might be up to.
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They can also weigh up to 4.5 tons and be up to 20 feet tall.
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The bond amount could be up to $50 million, depending on what the judge rules.
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It will be up to Mr Dragnea to find one; in Romanian politics, they are rare.
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Of course, it ultimately would be up to players to decide what matters most to them.
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It will be up to Congress to actually implement spending policy; Trump can only offer suggestions.
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If the UK was to ban Trump, it would be up to Home Secretary Theresa May.
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So it would be up to the states -- and the voters -- to rein in such behavior.
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Ultimately, it will be up to young Indians to determine the future of the caste system.
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So it's clear that interpreting what exactly this law protects would be up to the courts.
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And it will be up to the states to decide how they want to handle this.
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That means it will be up to party officials and their supporters to lead the charge.
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This allows the insurer's rating to be up to one notch higher than the sovereign rating.
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If he can't, it will be up to the EU to decide whether Britain crashes out.
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Any discipline would be up to a subcommittee of the Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery.
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If it holds up, it'll then be up to Congress to pass stricter net neutrality rules.
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And your CFO Carol Tome said it could be up to $21 million for the year.
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The Snapdragon 632 is supposed to be up to 6003 percent faster than the Snapdragon 626.
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It will be up to the district attorney to determine whether the man will be charged.
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It will be up to the people that make the decision, the 100 or so delegates?
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It will be up to Congress to decide whether to reinstate harsh economic sanctions on Iran.
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Lenovo says battery life should be up to 21 hours (depending on which display you pick).
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Trump, responding to the CNN report on Wednesday, noted that decision would be up to Barr.
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Insurance for snow alone can be up to $100,000, outside of general liability coverage for construction.
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That would be up to 9 percent higher than the 86.5 million tonnes produced in 2016.
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I don't know if this is reparable or not, that will be up to the president.
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It will largely be up to the publishing community to ally and fight ad blocking strategically.
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Amazon says it'll be up to third-party developers to bake in Alexa Hands-free support.
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The 21625 Census data showed the rate of elderly homelessness to be up to 2900 percent.
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Venues can be up to a thousand kilometers apart—if not a lot further than that.
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It will be up to him to decide whether to follow any recommendation to indict Netanyahu.
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He said it would be up to Trump administration to decide whether to make it public.
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It will be up to each one of us to sign up to it or not.
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The issue size will be up to IDR3.5trn, and the proceeds used to support business growth.
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It would then be up to Trump to challenge the party's decision in federal district court.
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In some areas, precipitation is expected to be up to 200 millimetres (7.8 inches), it said.
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It said it would be up to sector watchdog AGCOM to work out the regulatory framework.
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A show about teens naturally has to be up-to-date on all things social media.
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It will be up to Cruz in some sense, then, to stop Republicans from breaking ranks.
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It will now be up to Harman to make SmartThings live up to its early promises.
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Given that intransigence it really will be up to the courts to bring the enforcement stick.
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"You could walk way out and the water would be up to your waist," Boyd said.
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He said Wednesday it could "very well be" up to 5 million votes were cast illegally.
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The artist-proposed budget for the atrium project can be up to $100,000, (artist honorarium included).
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Waiting times for a mastectomy after diagnosis can be up to four months in South Africa.
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It will be up to engine and truck-tractor makers to determine how to meet them.
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"That would be up to those individuals who make the decision to hire someone," Sanders said.
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It would then be up to the attorney general to decide whether to release the document.
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Educational rigor is essential, and a future space cadre must be up to the learning challenge.
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The gap between families' work and school schedules can be up to 2628 hours per week.
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It will be up to the next president and Congress to make good on those promises.
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How, exactly, participants wanted to interpret the red in garment form would be up to them.
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We have $21 trillion, essentially, very shortly, we'll be up to $21 trillion in debt. O.K.?
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But it would be up to Puigdemont to prove he would not get a fair trial.
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Still, it would be up to Whitaker to decide whether to take DOJ ethics officials' advice.
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A new study finds that Google Translate may be up to the job - with some caveats.
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Kurz has said that whatever happens, it will be up to the people to decide then.
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Gillibrand argued that military lawyers should decide; McCaskill thought that it should be up to commanders.
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It will now be up to McDermott and Mastantuono to lead it into that next phase.
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She said that a decision on their guilt or innocence would be up to the judiciary.
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In fact, the new promenade would be up to 35 feet wider than the old one.
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We expect the U.S. (crude oil output) to be up to 13 million barrels a day.
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Then she runs back, carrying a load that she estimates can be up to 22 pounds.
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Ultimately it will be up to everyone to be more skeptical of what they see online.
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But we also are a team that has been known to be up to the challenge.
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It will be up to Prescott, though, to figure out how to outscore the home team.
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A reality that would choose to be up-to-date but is unable to be so.
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But that will be up to Britain's national government, where the Brexit Party has no seats.
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Now it will be up to James and Falcao to come up with something for Colombia.
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We as a species may be up to the task technically but not spiritually or emotionally.
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A smart bet is that Darlene will be up to her devious ways again real soon.
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It will be up to Powell to thread the needle between the markets and his committee.
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How it fits or works for Tumblr is really going to be up to that team.
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While Tangi's vertical videos can be up to one-minute long, most average around 45 seconds.
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The final amount was not yet determined but could be up to $1.2 billion, one said.
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Whether it's a $1,000-plus worth of amazing will be up to your and your budget.
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The fines could be up to $100,00 a day, with a maximum fine of $2 million.
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He said it would be up to Democrats how late the markup goes in the evening.
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It will be up to Ianniello to hold on to these high-level employees, she added.
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She said it will be up to the next leader to set the tone at CBS.
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It would be up to Nimmo to prove that assessment wrong, to play better than expected.
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But he said it would be up to Mr. Obama to decide how much to engage.
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The decision ultimately will be up to the judge overseeing the case, Justice James M. Burke.
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Corker added, though, that it will be up to committee members to decide the next chairman.
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The penalty for rioting in the Chinese territory can be up to 10 years in prison.
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I don't know if this is repairable or not, that will be up to the President.
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It will be up to Mr. Cuomo to ensure the public good is top of mind.
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He said the agency has no power to levy fines, that will be up to prosecutors.
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So it will be up to the more affordable ES6 to carry the weight going forward.
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Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that can be up to 50 times as potent as heroin.
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Policy must, and this is a policy framework that might yet be up to the job.
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It will be up to House Democrats to decide precisely how they want to handle it.
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Then it will be up to them to take action but that's their decision, not mine.
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Finally, "early to bed, early to rise" may not be up to the individual, however wise.
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It's going to be up to her; I just feel a big responsibility to shape that.
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It will be up to Polster to decide what the public will be allowed to see.
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It will be up to the rest of us to ensure her death was not in vain.
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Ultimately, though, it will be up to the engineers and industrialists of the world to save us.
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The decision on whether to move forward with the tariffs would be up to Trump, he said.
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Every day I prepared for this challenge, hoping I'd be up to it when the time came.
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According to Safer Brand Blog, there could be up to 25,000 bugs in a single Christmas tree.
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You want to be up-to-date, and you want to share your ideas with everyone, too.
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Whether they'll take the pleas of Rue Cremieux's besieged residents into consideration will be up to them.
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It will be up to GM Kevin Costner to turn this thing around in the off-season.
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And it will be up to people to judge whether the noise levels are okay or not.
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"That's going to be up to the military — we'll have to see," Trump told reporters on Tuesday.
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She added next steps would be up to Czech refining group Unipetrol, part of Poland's PKN Orlen.
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The rules of the auction provide that there can only be up to three rounds of bidding.
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But the problem is, the search giant's current algorithms might just not be up to the task.
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But, the sound system isn't going to be up to par for a Super Bowl halftime show.
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The company found checkout with the app to be up to four times faster than other methods.
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Similarly, revenue will likely be up to $2250 million lower than its forecast of $21.5-$1.79 billion.
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It will be up to the government after that to submit legislation to parliament, the source said.
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The researchers believe that the concrete would be up to three times tougher in Mars' lighter gravity.
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The American people did not seem to be up to the task of broadly based self-government.
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But without a doubt, Democrats will be up to the same old predictable dirty tricks and tactics.
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Much will be up to us, to provoke and reawaken human consciousness and move it towards justice.
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Or should it be up to users to decide what to share, as is the case now?
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Using this and previous filings, Pitchbook estimates the post-money valuation to be up to $6.5 billion.
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"The door remains open but it will be up to them to choose, not us," Loiseau said.
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"It really should be up to the customer to decide who they want to do business with."
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"Then it will be up to Merkel to negotiate Ukraine transits with Russia," one EU official said.
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Previously Italian authorities had allowed loans to be up to 180 days overdue before being termed NPLs.
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The size of the issue is not yet determined but is likely to be up to USD650m.
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But to get state money, cities must be up to date on their financial audits, Gilmore said.
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It's unclear how these will all interact together and how much will be up to developer preferences.
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It's an uncomfortable question for Facebook and Twitter, and the answer may not be up to them.
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This means vis-à-vis the EFSF loans that the extension can be up to 15 years.
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When those assets are combined with Verizon's AOL division, there could reportedly be up to 216,20 layoffs.
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"There will be more avoidance and IRS enforcement may not be up to the task," he said.
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If a ban is approved, it would still be up to individual nations to enforce it. 5.
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Asked about the award, Sanchez said: "That will be up to the people that vote," Sanchez said.
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It will then be up to her successor to guide Britain through the immediate post-Brexit maze.
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Once again, it could be up to the two moderate Republican women to make a monumental decision.
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Some of Verizon's executives have indicated they may be up to the challenge of a big hack.
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Vescovo's crew also estimated the margin of error for his dive could be up to 70 feet.
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But Republicans say it should be up to the next president, not Obama, to select Scalia's replacement.
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But it will be up to Trump to decide how much to embrace the North Korean dictator.
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Some Republicans fretted that Mr. Trump might not be up to the task of repelling such attacks.
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It would be up to the judge presiding over the case to decide whether cameras are allowed.
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The Smart option ensures you'll always be up-to-date on the latest news, wherever you are.
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Some could be up to 50 percent water, which would come in a variety of exotic forms.
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As usual, it's going to be up to women to find a way to fix the mess.
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UBS analysts estimate that tax refund checks will be up to 25% higher than a year ago.
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What will happen next year when the temporary law expires will be up to the new government.
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Judge Kavanaugh showed himself to be up to fighting when attacked, but less so to judging dispassionately.
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Jail time could be up to a year, along with penalties ranging from US$50 to $1,000.
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Cameron refused to do that, saying it would be up to his successor to manage the transition.
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Recipe: Acorn Squash Stuffed With Bulgur LOOKS This everyday variety can be up to a foot long.
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At that point, it will be up to the F.A. to determine if an inquiry is merited.
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At first administrators said it would be up to departments to determine whether student workers use geofencing.
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A state senator reportedly asked owner Andrew Macker last week if he'd be up to the challenge.
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Then it will be up to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on what do with those 234,000 acres.
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I'm glad, however, the plan is not mandatory, which means it be up to local elected officials.
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That means it may be up to Higuaín and Dybala to find a matching goal for Juventus.
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"Ultimately, it will be up to the people of Afghanistan to work out their future," Trump added.
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It will be up to them to make sure women's health is not treated as a joke.
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Winnings can be up to 3 million yuan per game, but are often split between many winners.
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So much so you can bend it 30,000 times and it will still be up to snuff.
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The exact range of the THAAD system is believed to be up to 200 kilometers (124 miles).
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But that doesn't necessarily mean all ATMs across the industry will be up to the same standard.
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So it will be up to other candidates, or the moderators, to put them on the spot.
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The exact range of the THAAD system is believed to be up to 200 km (124 miles).
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I talked to my legal staff, they said it would be up to the U.S. attorney's office.
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According to Aviation Week, some U-2 flights can be up to nine or 12 hours long.
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Titcomb, however, was clear with lawmakers it would be up to the courts to pursue any debt.
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The dilutive effect could be up to 10 percent by 2020, depending on deal terms, he said.
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"That's going to be up to the [Judiciary] committee to decide, in consultation with leadership," he said.
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But that would be up to the immigration minister of the day to negotiate those arrangements through.
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How the Senate conducts the trial will be up to 51 senators, not simply one or two.
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He said that it would be up to the states to decide how to cover these people.
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It would then be up to the states to figure out how to best spend those funds.
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He also told Zuckerberg that whether or not Congress ultimately regulates Facebook will be up to him.
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Either way, Johnson is confirmed to appear on the show, but it's unclear what he'll be up to.
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It will then be up to us to return to the task of building that more perfect union.
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Unfortunately, the other 494 other companies don't seem to be up to snuff for a wild year ahead.
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Nasdaq would be up to – just marginally about 2.5 points and S&P 500 off by 4 points.
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If that determination is made, it will be up to Votel to determine if further action is warranted.
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"Then it will be up to the U.S. to offer prices which are competitive", he told broadcaster Deutschlandfunk.
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But if you keep these in mind, the rest can be up to you to innovate a bit.
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Prices can vary widely, and it's not always clear if what you're buying will be up to snuff.
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It was also updated to clarify that the actual federal tax would be up to about 37 percent.
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It will be up to prosecutors to decide whether to charge him with murder or any other crime.
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Now it'll be up to the rest of the color vision community to confirm or overturn the idea.
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Luckily, rugs will be up to 80% off throughout the 36-hour shopping frenzy that is Way Day.
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We know we'll be up to the same old tricks: going to work, coming home, and Netflix & chillin'.
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And, ultimately, it would be up to the president to determine any disciplinary action of a federal employee.
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The other stuff (laughing)-- CW-1: That will be up to you guys, it doesn't matter to me.
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And it would be up to future research to determine how dogs react to different scent mark heights.
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GUILFOYLE: My prediction: There may be -- may be up to even four Democrats that will vote to confirm.
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Some weeks it's $190, but when he works on a Saturday, it can be up to $610 extra.
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But it'll be up to the Senate to pass it — and up to Congress to actually enforce it.
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Your monthly check can be up to three-quarters larger if you file at 70 instead of 62.
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Similarly, business investment in Scotland could be up to 10.2 percent lower than under a no-Brexit scenario.
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From that point on there will be up to 30 hours of debate before a final confirmation vote.
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There are thought to be up to 200,000 so-called political prisoners being held in North Korea's camps.
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The choice between Intel and Qualcomm will be up to customers, but most will vote with their wallets.
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The National Hurricane Center has projected there could be up to 40 inches of rain in some places.
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Our sources say it'll be up to Heather and her insurance company to hash things out from here.
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It will be up to their successors to avert the bust that typically follows years of breakneck growth.
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Despite EU efforts, it will ultimately be up to national authorities to safeguard the elections, EU officials say.
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And now the cast of My Best Friend's Wedding imagines what their characters might be up to today.
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That means, in theory, most things should already be up to code for a hospitality project, Gery said.
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Videos can be up to 10 minutes long to start, with larger accounts able to post hourlong videos.
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Asked whether Stumpf should resign or be removed, Hensarling said such a move would be up to shareholders.
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But the company is not saying much so it will be up to investors — and customers — to decide.
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We don't have pricing yet for the E5 Play and Plus because that'll be up to phone carriers.
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Homicide rates can be up to ten times higher than in more affluent, predominantly white areas of Chicago.
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So it'll be up to May to lead the UK out of the EU after the Brexit vote.
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According to Hydra, a sex worker advice group, there could be up to 8,000 sex workers in Berlin.
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Men's and women's clothing from Amazon's lines like Goodthreads and Amazon Essentials, will be up to 50% off.
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And its AmazonBasics brand, which encompasses everything from kitchenware to small electronics, will be up to 30% off.
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Figuring that out, and gaining further insights into how they form, will be up to future telescope campaigns.
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"I don't know if this is reparable or not, that will be up to the president," Scaramucci said.
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Altitude Express, Department of Justice lawyers argued it would be up to Congress to broaden Title VII's reach.
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What's next: It'll be up to U.S. attorneys to decide how to enforce federal laws banning marijuana use.
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It would be up to the attorney to decide any further action, it had said at the time.
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The graphics chip is said to be up to 1.8x more powerful than the one in the S7.
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As a result, he said the growth from here for the stock could be up to 60 percent.
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Range will be most limited by the radio signal which he says might be up to 1,000 meters.
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The decision to send conventional forces into Syria would ultimately be up to Trump as commander-in-chief.
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It will be up to the new president—and the next Supreme Court—to forge a path forward.
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It will be up to the state attorney to assign it to a prosecutor or to dismiss it.
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Whether Mr. Trump's decision was criminal or even treasonous will be up to the Special Prosecutor to decide.
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If the laws don't change, it might be up to managers and business owners to take a stand.
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It's called Scolopendra cataracta and it can grow to be up to 8 inches long, National Geographic reports.
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But your indoor air could be up to five times more polluted, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It would be up to the vendor to proactively monitor the device and keep it up and running.
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It would then be up to the Appropriation committees to enforce the regulatory budget in annual spending bills.
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"This is going to be up to [Headquarters Marine Corps] for them to find the budget," he said.
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There will be up to 30 hours of fresh programming a week, plus archives of Fox's radio shows.
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It would be up to the appropriate authorities to determine whether the leak should be investigated, Kasowitz said.
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It would be up to the Senate to try Mr. Koskinen on any charges leveled by the House.
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It will be up to the Senate Judiciary Committee to flesh this out before a final confirmation vote.
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Then it will be up to Iran's possible allies, like Russia and China to make the next move.
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The consequences can be up to five years in prison, a fine of up to $500, or both.
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But it would be up to Annese and Amaral to determine what tissue would be transferred and when.
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But students say that to do the half-German route, your language skills better be up to snuff.
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Warner: John, I think that is going to be up to what this president does or doesn't do.
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If the vote were to be postponed, Spicer said that would be up to House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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If that determination is made, it will be up to Votel to decide if further action is warranted.
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"It will be up to the current and future administrations to decide what they are going to do."
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Ultimately, the strategist said, it would be up to Republicans to address the controversies mounting around the president.
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In some cases, indoor air quality can actually be up to five times as polluted as outdoor quality.
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The bonds will have maturities of five years and the total issue size will be up to THB1.5bn.
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Authenticate would add one or two additional walls, which would be up to the user (likely a business).
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I already paid all the fees, more than $1,000, so that my dog would be up to code.
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It would be up to Congress, not the courts, to decide when a state was no longer republican.
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Some GOP lawmakers, however, have quietly whispered their concerns over whether Scalise would be up to the task.
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My colleague Brian Chen found that ordering through an app could be up to 91 percent more expensive.
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And it will be up to the governors association to prop up the candidates the president effectively crowned.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey said it estimates that could be up to 1,000 people.
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Even if Tommy does change his mind, it may not be up to him to drop the charges.
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And it will be up to us to decide what version of the truth we want to believe.
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At that price, gross proceeds from the IPO will be up to 10.68 billion Philippine pesos ($203.62 million).
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So now it will be up to the Supreme Court to act to defend the separation of powers.
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I'm the only one with a college degree, so that would be up to me if we did.
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It will be up to Republican senators to decide whether that really counts as making their states whole.
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He said it would be up to the victims to decide afterward if they wished to speak publicly.
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But eliminating subpar speeds and Wi-Fi dead zones around the house will largely be up to you.
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On Tuesday, Trump said it would be up to the military whether to pursue disciplinary action against Vindman.
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I worry that these workers are being mistreated and that the work may not be up to code.
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It will then be up to the attorney general to decide what Congress, or the public, can see.
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Microsoft says that many Windows 10 gaming laptops will be up to $400 off starting on November 28th.
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Jackson pointed out that it would be up to Congress to put stricter rules on presidential note-taking.
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John Hyten, told CNN that "it will be up to the Army" to determine where Vindman goes next.
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Until vehicles can drive themselves, it will be up to drivers to pull over once they feel drowsy.
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A Google study found power savings can be up to 60% with dark mode on Google (GOOGL) apps.
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They could have fancy degrees and an expensive house, and still be up to their ears in debt.
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Ultimately the decision will be up to Trump and his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner.
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"I feel that science funding should not be up to the whims of a frugal government," he said.
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It's important to note that synthetics like fentanyl can be up to 50 times more potent than heroin.
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The National Hurricane Center said its wind forecast now shows sustained winds could be up to 22 mph.
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As to what this will all mean in practice, well, that will be up to them to decide.
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If the acts are "publicized in the form of pornography," the sentence could be up to nine years.
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"Then it will be up to labor to say if this is enough for enforcement," the person said.
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The cost of fixing the remaining cars worldwide and of lawsuits from injured motorists could be up to $25bn.
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And yet he would -- with that alone, you would think he would be up to 55, 60 percent approval.
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By 77, some demographers have calculated that could be up to 186 single men for every 100 single women.
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Because yes, there can be up to eight people with metal bats with the express purpose of destroying things.
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But whether Trump succeeds or not, it will be up to BLS to provide the country with his scorecard.
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The nominal amount of government bonds under the decree will be up to $20 billion, according to the decree.
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Each round is 22 minutes long, and there can be up to six rounds depending on the roosters' endurance.
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It could be up to new Fed Chair Jerome Powell to restore calm in the financial markets, he said.
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An indeed, Prokopyev said that it would be up to further investigation to determine when the hole was made.
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In the end, however, it will be up to Trump to decide who he is most comfortable working with.
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There will be up to 13 million climate refugees in the United States by the end of this century.
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If you're recording to the external hard drive you plugged in, clips can be up to an hour long.
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The issue will be up to IDR27234trn in total, and the proceeds will be used to support business growth.
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Until then, it will be up to consumers to know about all these tracking schemes and proactively opt out.
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Storm surges, when hurricanes push ocean water dangerously over normal levels, could be up to 9 feet (2.74 meters).
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Uranus is the planet of innovation and rebellion, so you will certainly be up to some interesting things, Leo!
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The final decision will be up to Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has not said how he will proceed.
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But it will be up to voters to arm themselves with that information before going into the voting booth.
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President Donald Trump had earlier said that it would be up to Barr to decide whether Mueller would testify.
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Republicans respond that it should be up to the states, not the federal government, to decide what to do.
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It will now be up to President Sergio Mattarella to try to find a solution to the political crisis.
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And with more millennials in the workforce boat than ever, it may be up to them to make waves.
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The display seems to be up to the task — it's 12.3 inches in size, with a resolution of 203ppi.
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But, it might also be up to us users to decide if there's another way to build the future.
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By 2100, average daily high temperatures in Philly could be up to ten degrees hotter than they are today.
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"The condition is the child must be up to date on vaccinations to get child-related payments," Dreyfus explains.
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It will be up to Flannery to figure out how to right the ship, but the digital transformation continues.
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Kudlow had said before Cain's withdrawal that it would be up to the former restaurant executive whether to proceed.
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It's offering a free 30-day trial, after which the monthly price will be up to Rs 99 ($1.53).
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That means that the work wasn't inspected by your local authority, so it may not be up to code.
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It may now be up to other federal courts, particularly the Supreme Court, to affirm or reject the decision.
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According to Judge Krause, it would be up to Congress to enact legislation that could hold TSA agents accountable.
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This would allow the rating on the insurer to be up to one notch higher than the sovereign rating.
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But ultimately it will be up to Parliament to decide what the question on the ballot paper should be.
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After that, it will be up to the FCC to make a decision about the future of the net.
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My Gmail inbox won't always be up to date when I return to it, until the tab reloads entirely.
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It might not be up to Luckey's standards for "VR-grade inside-out tracking," but it's nevertheless damn compelling.
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Yang noted that reproductive rights and freedoms "should be up to women," in his response to the Alabama law.
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IKAR's Rylko said it would be up to three years before all the projects improve the export situation significantly.
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Maldonado added there would only be up to 200 people at a time in Costa Rica under this status.
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In September, the investment bank said its losses could be up to $1.8 billion in excess of its reserve.
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Can our elected officials and community leaders meet this challenge, or will it be up to a new generation?
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He was really the only MC I thought would be up to the job, and boy did he deliver.
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On the topic of what her son will be up to upon his release from prison, Svetlana told Tass.
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He's in danger from all directions, but he's quick-witted enough to be up to the challenges he faces.
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Now it will be up to his loyal, anti-establishment backers to determine whether they'll follow in his footsteps.
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"I am sure that everything will be up to standard and on time," Putin told an annual press conference.
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Priest or not, what happens to the guilty party should be up to the district attorney, not the bishop.
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But it will be up to every member state to make sure this, and other agreements, are held up.
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According to Reuters' calculations, the combined capital gap for the whole industry would be up to 38 billion euros.
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These pills can be alarmingly stronger than what they are purported to be -- up to hundreds of times stronger.
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Those are the stories that deserve to be told, and it should be up to us to tell them.
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It will be up to Brussels authorities, she added, to reveal any details regarding the attackers' use of encryption.
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Federal and state subsidies to oil, gas and coal companies are estimated to be up to $52 billion annually.
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A nominal value of Eurobonds to be issued will be up to $4 billion, the ministry said on Wednesday.
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It would then be up to London's Northern Ireland secretary, James Brokenshire, to propose a date for the election.
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When Aramco is ready to list, the IPO timing would be up to the government to decide, Nasser said.
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According to Wozniacki, it is unusual for a player not to be up-to-date on the banned list.
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That would be up to the cloud provider, and it would only pay for the bursts as they happened.
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According to a new lawsuit, however, the real-life teen who voices her may be up to no good.
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Rest assured we'll be up to our ears in Rowling mania through the end of the decade, at least.
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No one cared about an energy company down in Houston, Texas, that might be up to some sketchy things.
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With such an extraordinary building the art inhabiting it is going to have to be up to the challenge.
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So it's not actually going to be up to me, what sort of future we are going to have.
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We believe they deserve that, but it will be up to the Iranian people to manage that peaceful transition.
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The local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union said it estimates that could be up to 1,000 people.
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It would then be up to House Democrats to determine how much of a compromise they're willing to accept.
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Either way, the editors said it'll be up to their successors to decide whether to bring the map back.
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Then it would be up to the Canadian judicial process to weigh the significance of Ms. Meng's lawyers' defense.
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The president, though, did not take kindly to any hint that he might not be up to the journey.
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Earlier this month, IATA said there could be up to $113 billion in passenger revenue losses this year worldwide.
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Even people who were "good" at their jobs might not be up to Loeffler's high standards, the source said.
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In the summer, when passport applications peak, the wait for a new passport could be up to eight weeks.
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That can be up to 10 hours a day — I sketch all my collections up here on my own.
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It's going to be up to our kids to get involved and us to inspire and show them how.
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Now, archaeologists say there could be up to 7,000 sets of remains, mostly of former patients from the asylum.
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It will be up to school districts to decide whether to end the day later, or cut its length.
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It will be up to President Trump to do the honors — or not, should he choose otherwise — next year.
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It will be up to Senate Democrats to carve out some kind of compromise with their moderate Republican colleagues.
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But Lighthizer said the success of the deal, announced on Friday, will be up to decisions by officials Beijing.
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Ultimately, Mr. Williams said, it will be up to users to choose, and stick to, their own information diets.
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John Hyten, told CNN that "it will be up to the Army" to determine where Alex Vindman goes next.
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Sony had long claimed that supporting cross-platform multiplayer between Xbox and PS4 would be up to the developers.
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It will be up to Mr. Correa's successor to decide whether to build on his legacy or reverse it.
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India is going to be up to about 53 billion [people] by 2070 or so, depending on fertility rates.
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Whether it will be administered again this year, Jackson said, at the time, would be up to the President.
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"It shouldn't be up to a foreign government or some hacker to say what gets released and what shouldn't."
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Spoiler alert: The secret societies turn out to be up to their elbows in the dark and the occult.
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So while Democrats can gnash their teeth, it'll be up to Republicans to decide whether to force Trump out.
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It will still be up to Google, Apple and others to add the rainbow flag to their emoji offerings.
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Then, when the time comes, it will be up to the tribes to decide how to protect the trees.
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Now it will be up to Mr. McConnell to put legislation incorporating Mr. Trump's proposal on the Senate floor.
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And in this case it is very clear that it will be up to Great Britain to make proposals.
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Plexi-Craft's heavier pieces, however, are unlikely to break or yellow and can be up to eight inches thick.
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With Trump and Putin pulling out of treaties, it may be up to Congress to prevent an arms race.
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"Now it's going to really be up to the people of our state to sort this out," he said.
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Parenthood had to work to get you invested in whatever the Bravermans happened to be up to that week.
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At this point, it would essentially be up to Grassley whether or not to hold hearings on Kelly's nomination.
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He deemed it not suspicious; it will be up to insurance investigators to assess the damage and determine the cause.
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It would be up to Apple to decide how much of the extra cost to pass on to US consumers.
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The Cupertino company might be up to something on the down low in Deutschland, according to Business Insider's Sam Shead.
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Ultimately, the decision will be up to a judge, but most likely the goal will be to work toward adoption.
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Assuming that 75% of the $62 billion bid is financed with debt, the fees could be up to $200 million.
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So far this season, there's been little evidence to suggest that this Houston team won't be up to the challenge.
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It would be up to the colleges and banks to decide together which students could borrow student loans, Clovis said.
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Due to booking algorithms, there can be up to 10 different prices for the same seat on a domestic flight.
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Zapparoli said it will be up to the researchers who sell their exploits to Crowdfense to abide by the arrangement.
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How could I not after expelling what Rockwood estimated to be up to 103 bowel movements in one fell swoop?
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And if you can speak on behalf of Leo, we'd love to know what he'll be up to as well.
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They import products in bulk once a week, allowing their prices to be up to 75% lower than alternative services.
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Some have fences, which can be up to 6 or 7 feet wide, and the fences come down very easily.
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Whether or not Surface Book prices will be affected in UK high street stores will be up to individual retailers.
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"That's going to be up to the military, we'll have to see," Trump said to reporters of potential disciplinary action.
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There are thought to be up to quarter-million civilians trapped inside Aleppo, cut off from crucial aid and supplies.
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Flashback Friday, McConnell edition How a Senate trial proceeds will largely be up to one man -- Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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The chompers measured nearly 2 inches long, suggesting the shark could have grown to be up to 12 feet long.
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Rideshare Drivers United says that the total amount filed for on Wednesday could be up to $3 or $4 million.
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How far right will be up to Chief Justice John Roberts, who many are calling the Court's new swing vote.
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It will be up to Lightroom CC to convince the rest of the world's photographers that Adobe's way is best.
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It will have an impressive, but currently quite vague range; Volkswagen says it'll be "up to 600 kilometers" (373 miles).
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For the record, the intruding roaches are usually German cockroaches, which can be up to 0.6 inches long (1.5 centimeters).
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After that, it will still be up to individual member states to interpret the directive and turn it into law.
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The sequences can be up to 10,000 genetic "letters" long—enough to encode almost any protein you care to mention.
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To the extent that it's about identifying familiar objects and following rules, existing technologies should be up to the task.
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It'll be up to the teens to decide whether TikTok's popularity in China will translate to success in the US.
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After Wednesday's rally ended, what appeared to be up to about several hundred demonstrators gathered outside Hong Kong's police headquarters.
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It's been a while since moviemakers picked up the schmaltzy baton, but Netflix appears to be up to the challenge.
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"The deal size could be up to 1 billion ringgit," he told Reuters on the sidelines of a press conference.
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Then it will be up to the countries in Central America and the Caribbean to decide if they want them.
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On any given day there could be up to 1,250 US troops inside Syria fighting ISIS, according to US officials.
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Federighi insisted that how an app is distributed and how much it costs will still be up to the developer.
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Which isn't to say musicians shouldn't get paid or that the quality shouldn't be up to what it used to.
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How can he have any credibility and would he be up to doing such a thing as leaking this information?
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It would be up to whoever assumes responsibility for the Russia investigation to decide what happens to the grand jury.
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They will be up to $5.2 million in ad spending in New Hampshire to date after their new $100,000 investment.
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If you've ever wondered what the Love Actually characters would be up to after all these years, you're not alone.
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From now until May 210, over 229.99 boxes will be up to 29.99% off — just use code MOMSDAY at checkout.
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Prices for summer airfares are expected to be up to 5.8 percent from last year, according to travel site Hopper.
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It will be up to the next administration after elections in November 2017 to decide how consolidation will be achieved.
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The fund size however has not been finalised and could be up to $24 billion, two of the sources added.
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So, the final outcome may be up to Gorsuch, who didn't show his hand today but is generally very conservative.
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He later said that it would be up to the BBC and regulators to decide what counts as distinctive enough.
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He added that the FBI's investigation should be "up to standard" and that any "current, credible" allegation should be investigated.
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The bonds will have maturities of up to five years, and the total issue size will be up to THB27234bn.
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It will ultimately be up to Attorney General William Barr to decide whether to publish the special counsel's final report.
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Pelosi on Friday emphasized that the decision on articles of impeachment will be up to the committees handling the inquiry.
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It will be up to the dealerships to decide if they want to cover the cost of installing the chargers.
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But to do that, you need your books to be up to date with the latest revenue and expense details.
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Pelosi on Friday emphasized that the decision on articles of impeachment will be up to the committees handling the inquiry.
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In fact, you may even be up to some secret activities right now—not everything needs to be everyone's business!
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If that should happen, it'd be up to the 168 members of the Republican National Committee to choose a successor.
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Which means that when these titles actually debut, we're going to be up to our ears in scintillating must-reads.
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It's going to be up to the vendors, content producers and users to take us the rest of the way.
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It'll be up to the management teams at these companies to de-risk the future with intelligent investment and acquisitions.
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All reported that the names on the list seemed random and that it didn't appear to be up to date.
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Then it would be up to the IRGC to submit to the decision of the Assembly or make a coup.
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Now it'll be up to Simmons to orchestrate a talented Sixers lineup that is also a bit light on shooting.
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Parts of the Shear Zone can be up to 650 feet thick and "intensely crevassed," the National Science Foundation said.
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Centaur fencing can be up to twice as expensive than the oak plank fences usually used on Kentucky horse farms.
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It's something that he supports here in the United States, but that's a decision that would be up to China.
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"That's a decision that would be up to China," the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, said on Monday.
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But what frightened me most was the thought that it would be up to me to pack all our possessions.
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Cultivating a dark image has consequences, and lurking always is the belief that Uber must be up to no good.
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At the moment, it will be up to most patients which procedure they choose, Dr. Popma said — TAVR or surgery.
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He said goodbye, and the navigation for the final two days would be up to my maps and my GPS.
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SMITH What would Sontag have cited as camp today, when we seem to be up to our necks in it?
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The Wi-Fi operates at gigabit speed, meaning it can be up to 100 times faster than cellular LTE networks.
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Thompson said it would be up to the team's training staff to determine whether he would play in Game 3.
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Ultimately, it must be up to Sri Lanka's people to set their nation on the path of democracy once again.
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Ultimately, it will be up to Judge Emmet Sullivan, an Obama appointee, to decide whether Flynn's sentencing should move forward.
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It will be up to the media to see, at long last, these bad-faith arguments for what they are.
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Every plan, every dinner date, every trip comes with the proviso that I may not be up to the task.
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"It'll be up to the president to decide when the line of the 'America First' philosophy is crossed," he said.
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The white dwarf fades, and the cycle repeats until the next explosion, which could be up to 100,000 years later.
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"A lot of this is going to be up to making sure that we are successful in November," she said.
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After that, there would be up to 16 hours for senators to ask questions, which would be submitted in writing.
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After that there would be up to 16 hours for senators to ask questions, which would be submitted in writing.
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It will be up to Congress to make sure that programs are evaluated on merit and impact, rather than whimsy.
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Macron and others have called for the euro zone budget to be up to several percent of euro zone GDP.
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NATO officials downplay reports that they are worried about what the Russians might be up to in the western Balkans.
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Google says that it will be up to its partners to decide whether to continue offering Wi-Fi for free.
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When it comes to deepfakes, it remains to be seen whether Facebook's new ban will be up to the challenge.
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But limb-lengthening surgery is now also an option for people who want to be up to six inches taller.
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Feige didn't reveal much about "Loki," except to say that the trickster god will be up to his usual mischief.
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But White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said later that the decision will ultimately be up to President Donald Trump.
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The impact in China, which accounts for half the global market, could be up to 17 GW, the firm said.
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In India, school lunches are cooked in large pots that can be up to four feet (1.2 meters) in diameter.
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But today there is a growing sense that, despite promising polls, he just may not be up to the task.
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Most of that water is frozen in masses of ice and snow that can be up to 10,000 feet thick.
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Difficult conversations take place, so bring in a third party for transparency since people may be up to shady things.
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An August study found there could be up to 10 billion Earth-like worlds in the Milky Way galaxy alone.
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I didn't know if I'd be up to the bantering he traded on the set with the other lead actors.
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"If the hunting world wants to grow in America, it's going to be up to the millennials," Mr. Truong said.
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Ultimately, under Trump's plan, it would be up to states to pay for the benefit through their unemployment insurance programs.
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It will be up to Draghi's successor to figure out when this problem surfaces and how to head it off.
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Moreover, it might not be up to Kerr—game plans set early parameters, but player instincts take over as games unfolds.
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Videos for the competition can be up to one minute long, but they recommend that they're no longer than 20 seconds.
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Lines form before the stall opens at 5:30 AM and the wait can be up to two hours at lunchtime.
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If "Trumpcare" does eliminate the law, it will be up to the states to protect their breast-feeding and pumping workers.
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Hammond said it would have to be served "at some point" but it would be up to the government to decide.
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Saucet acknowledges, however, that it will ultimately be up to each school to decide how to treat and store such data.
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Nonstop options generally are more competitively priced, and can be up to 10 percent cheaper than less-popular flights with stops.
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That means it would be up to the microwaves themselves — the actual waves, that is — to somehow create and transmit images.
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It would be up to president Sergio Mattarella to consult party leaders to see who they would back as a replacement.
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Still, she noted that even if the House does vote to impeach, the next step would be up to the Senate.
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In the summer, the levels of UV radiation can be up to three times higher than they are in the winter.
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I guess I'd just expected something to go wrong, that either my knitting wouldn't be up to par or I wouldn't.
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DOE's Wind Vision report estimates there could be up to 86,000 MW of offshore wind projects in the US by 2050.
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He added that it would be up to Roberts to determine if a motion could be voted on at any point.
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It will now be up to the regulator to investigate and determine whether the complaint stands in the case of Quantcast.
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There can be up to two beds in a bedroom, which typically range between 70 to 170 square feet in size.
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It will be up to the person making the claim to decide where it is resolved: Mediation, arbitration, or open court.
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But their "houses", ephemeral structures which the creatures build from a film-like mucus, can be up to a metre across.
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He did not offer a timetable for when the probe will be completed, saying that it would be up to Trump.
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It'll be up to us to learn how to accept these shifts as they arrive in our lives suddenly and unexpectedly.
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If you're asking me, though, we should keep our eyes on the Blossom family: These weirdos could be up to something.
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It will most likely be up to the US to open the door if talks on any solution are to restart.
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One source said this can be up to 30 percent, depending on the organization, noting another has cuts of ~5 percent.
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Colombian Foreign Minister Maria Angela Holguin told journalists Tuesday that it'll be up to the FARC to decide the next step.
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The bonds that could be covered by the guarantee could be up to 3 billion euros ($3.42 billion), the commission said.
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It will be up to the next president and congress to determine the balance between helping coca-growers and uprooting crops.
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Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin is weighing in on what his beloved character, Kevin McCallister, would be up to in 2019.
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It'll be up to hardware manufacturers who use these chips to take advantage of those features and actually build them out.
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Next, it will be up to the Iraqi Golden Division and other units to take the fight to the city itself.
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The rules cover any digital content subscriptions, but it doesn't cover free content, which will be up to the providers' discretion.
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The department is providing guidelines and sharing best practices, but actual policy on autonomous cars will be up to each state.
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"There could be up to 218 fatalities," Christine remembers her mom saying hours later, when she was picked up at school.
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In Ohio, the precise requirements for determining the presence of a heartbeat will be up to the Ohio Department of Health.
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The catch is that because there's no binding code of conduct, any recusal decision would ultimately be up to Ginsburg herself.
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The penalty would be up to the federal judge, says Peter Haveles, a trial lawyer with the law firm Pepper Hamilton.
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It will be up to Millington and his product team to chart a course through the choppy, frenemy-filled waters ahead.
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Once the trial ends, Bolt will be up to earn a full season's contract if the team decides to sign him.
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After that, it'll be up to tech companies to side with those governments and say that they have heard their plea.
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That means final approval of the joint venture will be up to Brazil's next president, who will be elected in October.
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The company projects that total installed costs of SolPad rooftop systems will be up to 50 percent less than comparable systems.
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Here's what the Republican and Democratic presidential contenders will be up to during President Barack Obama's final State of the Union.
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If police do support an indictment, then it will be up to the Attorney General to decide whether to file charges.
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There will be up to 20 hours of debate and votes on a series of amendments prior to the final vote.
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"We respect the decision," PTT chief executive Chansin Treenuchgron told reporters, adding that an appeal would be "up to GPSC's board".
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It will now be up to a federal judge in Rio to determine if those accused on Friday will stand trial.
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"The force on the legs at take-off can be up to five times the weight of the spider," Nawaby continued.
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Clouds could be up to three times taller on a donut planet, and they'd be pushed around by much stronger winds.
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It could be up to federal limit, which is 50% of your benefits if you are supporting another spouse or child.
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And there will be up to $3,000 in expenses that the birth mother can claim during pregnancy that we will cover.
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"It will be up to Democrats to determine whether that is something they will accept," Meadows said in a phone interview.
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Enforcement of any NDA would be up to the U.S. government, not to President Trump once he is a private citizen.
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Now, more than 8,000 troops will remain, and it will be up to Mr. Obama's successor to order any further reductions.
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The grants, which can be up to $6,195 per year, are awarded based on a student's financial need and family situation.
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"The difference between your best and your worst option may in fact be up to $300,000 [over your lifetime]," Carson explained.
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It will be up to the court system to determine the limits of the FBI's power in these instances, Comey added.
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Blankenship and his campaign say it will be up to Washington Republicans to make nice if they ever want a reconciliation.
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David Malpass, the newly named president of the World Bank, said last week that recognition would be up to its shareholders.
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It will be up to future presidents to navigate the politics of climate change, around the world and here at home.
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Based on that data, scientists estimate there could be up to 10 billion Earth-like planets in the Milky Way galaxy.
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It shouldn't be up to the residents and clinic users and the staff in the individual area to solve the problem.
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It will be up to the next American president to continue this effort and work to prevent another nuclear arms race.
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An easy pick up and play game for friends who might not be up to a match of Street Fighter 2.
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The video's description says the pantry was "accidentally" left open to see if the pet would be up to no good.
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But it's not just its snaggletooth — which can be up to nine feet long — that makes this Arctic sea creature unbelievable.
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Wilpon, who has said that ownership would like the executives to remain, said their fates would be up to Van Wagenen.
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Together, they have a broad view of the team's needs and who might be up to taking on a leadership role.
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"Ultimately there should be a more uniform standard and it shouldn't be up to the whims of each company," she said.
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I'm not letting everybody off the hook, but it shouldn't be up to the consumer to find the most sustainable option.
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It'll be up to him whether he chooses to make contact, and up to them whether they are interested in responding.
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Notably, you can only host meetings of up to 100 people, and group meetings can only be up to 40 minutes.
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Mr. Shilling said that the savings could be up to 20 percent, compared with buying each component of the trip individually.
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Because they are covered with sun-absorbing pavement and rooftops, cities can be up to 22 degrees hotter than surrounding areas.
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If the world falls apart, it will be up to us to hold each other together, to hold each other up.
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It will be up to lead director and former Exxon Mobil boss Lee Raymond to help guide the interim leadership team.
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Once the Corps of Engineers leaves, restoring power will be up to the local power agency, and many residents are skeptical.
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Merkley said the task of making peace would be up to the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton and Sanders campaigns.
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Although you worry their work won't be up to code, I know of no evidence that shows undocumented equals lower quality.
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He was believed to be "up to date" with immunizations by his parents but had never received the second "booster" vaccine.
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The decision on whether to remove Musk as CEO doesn't rest with the SEC; it would be up to a judge.
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"The door remains open, but it will be up to them to choose, not us," Loiseau told French TV station CNews.
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The cost can be up to 70 percent cheaper than what a student would pay for a new textbook, Pearson says.
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Armed with the truth, it will be up to the Chinese people to take it from there and determine their fate.
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Savona added it should be up to the European Central Bank (ECB) to intervene if a banking crisis were to arise.
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Adoption fees can be up to $600, and the surgery to spay or neuter your dog can cost you another $800.
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Brace yourself for this gag-worthy stat: your smartphone could be up to 7 times dirtier than a public toilet seat.
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At R29, we make it our mission to be up to speed on all of the latest brands, trends, and drops.
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In the UK, it is Class A and possession can be up to seven years in prison or an unlimited fine.
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Like cannabis, it may be up to individual states to pursue legalisation, or other countries following Portugal's decriminalisation of all drugs.
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It'll be up to your state unemployment agency, using its laws, to determine if your status was independent contractor or employee.
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It will then be up to our diplomats to ensure that such talks produce more than empty promises from the North.
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As always, with a compliant Congress, it will be up to the courts to rein in the president and his agencies.
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Money laundering is punishable by up to 10 years in prison, while the fraud charge could be up to 0003 years.
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But it would be up to the new generation of progressive leaders like Ocasio-Cortez and more seasoned allies like Rep.
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But the choice is going to be up to us as individuals, as families, as communities, as nations, and as humankind.
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Tech companies are often led by men, who may not be up to speed on issues in women's health, she said.
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The Kansas City Chiefs look like they could be up to the task of taking down these giants...but do they really?
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Regardless of parental controls, content violating terms of service, like hateful or inappropriate content, will be up to Facebook to deal with.
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"I don't support or unsupport," he responded, adding that the decision to prosecute Assange would be up to Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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From now until April 22nd, every orange sundress and statement heel that you've had your eyes will be up to 50% off.
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That's going to be up to him and his discussions with President Xi. But I think we're going get a lot done.
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If the agencies agree, it would be up to triple the amount of money they spent last year, according to the Journal.
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She also wrote about how much she loved her grandson, and wondered what he'd be up to at the age of 26.
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But unofficial estimates say there could be up to 50,000 undocumented African migrants in the country, more than double the registered figure.
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The more simple products will be up to around US$450 or US$500 for the more complicatedly constructed jackets and dresses.
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Balloons can be up to 40 feet tall and 28 feet wide, and some cost as much as $100,000 just to construct.
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It'll be up to Stacy to save the day before a new lookalike, party girl Fiona (Hudgens, of course), foils their plans.
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His employer at the time, Machine Zone, handled the cost and paperwork―which can be up to $0003,2000 for filing fees alone.
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The bill doesn't define these terms and it would be up to the Trump administration and future White Houses to interpret them.
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What's next: It will be up to the judge whether to allow Qualcomm to update its lawsuit to include the new claims.
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Crucially, it won't automatically cause the drone to move away from the larger aircraft — that will still be up to the pilot.
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Will marketers be up to the task of learning a whole new way of communicating with a whole new medium of communication?
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This means Tesla's new prices will be up to 16 percent lower that the national average, not 38 percent as previously stated.
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If he can win Game 6, then it would be up to Scherzer to overcome his back spasms to win Game 7.
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Now, it'll be up to Maricopa to determine whether Uber's backup safety driver, Rafaela Vasquez, should be charged with a crime instead.
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It will be up to the new president, however, to ensure that FIFA's members understand the rules and live up to them.
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" As for what food critic and amateur saboteur Julianne may be up to in 2019, Roberts, 51, suggests she's "a marriage counselor.
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The carousels just need to have three to five pieces of media inside, and the videos can be up to 60 seconds.
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The judge said that it would be up to politicians to pass a new law that would allow separate names after marriage.
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A fine for delayed disclosure could be up to 2 percent of annual sales, or 48 million euros ($57.16 million), Wirtschaftswoche said.
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Schrage concludes, "Now that the challenge has taken a new shape, it will be up to all of us to meet it."
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The bonds will have tenor(s) of two and/or three years, and the total issue size will be up to THB265bn.
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In the end, as AG Sessions said in his statement Tuesday morning, it's going to be up to Congress to protect Dreamers.
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I don't know if this is repairable or not, that will be up to the President, but he's the Chief of Staff.
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This happens to 4 bits and because there is a final carry value, the result can be up to 5 bits long.
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There may now be up to 2500,236 ISIS fighters in Libya, twice the number previously thought, according to several U.S. intelligence officials.
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"It's going to be up to him and his attorney whether he wants to give us a statement or not," Snyder said.
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"The potential total value of the collaboration between ADNOC and Wanhua is estimated to be up to $12 billion," the statement said.
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Others decide not disclose information regarding their period that should be up to them, whether for issues of safety, privacy or discomfort.
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A Kaine spokesperson later sent a statement to CNN saying that the matter of treason will be up to investigators to prove.
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We've compared the two photographically below, but ultimately it will be up to you to decide which company's approach you like more.
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I don't know if this is reparable or not, that will be up to the President, but he's the Chief of Staff.
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"I've reported before on the worrying signs that Scott Pruitt may not be up to the job of EPA Administrator," Delingpole wrote.
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It will be up to Trump, Tillerson, and General Mattis, if confirmed, to define what the Russian quid-pro-quo would be.
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The drug screening process would be two-fold and the method of implementation would be up to the discretion of the states.
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Agents can create them by using the Zillow These videos can be up to two minutes long and there is no audio.
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Whether it leads to a disaster as great or greater than the Bush administration's war in Iraq will be up to us.
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There may be up to five such cases a year, and there have even been instances of workers being killed, he said.
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If they win, it will be up to Congress to fix this mess and amend the 24-year-old Motor Voter law.
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If those arguments prevail, it would once again be up to the states to decide whether to allow or forbid the procedure.
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The administration says it will be up to the next president to lead the charge on reining in emissions from existing sources.
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That's a grave decision that the president will take counsel from all of us and it will be up to President Trump.
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