Instead of electromagnetism binding your atom, what's binding it is gravity.
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DuDa used experimental printing and binding techniques, with issues held together by saddle-stitch binding or wire-spiral binding and made from odd materials like felt.
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"Non-binding bids are expected by June 2.13, binding bids in September," Gallo said.
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Decent paper, hand-stitched binding, header tapes in fair order and good fabric binding.
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The Tuscan company received three binding offers for taking over the whole group, one binding proposal for just some assets, as well as a non-binding expression of interest.
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Whilst the non-binding offer is still subject to confirmatory due diligence and a binding contract.
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While Freeport and Rio both said the agreement was non-binding, Jakarta said it was a binding deal.
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Binding, enduring multinational agreements should exist as treaties, as without a treaty there is no binding, enduring multinational agreement.
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To assess binding bids by end-September * To select non-binding bids for consumer credit unit Creditis by mid-September.
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None of them had ever approached a medical professional for advice on binding, even if they were in pain from binding.
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The particles may be reacting with other compounds in the body or binding to tissue that they shouldn't be binding to.
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As a result, while blocking opiods from binding in the gut, Movantik doesn't block binding with the receptors in the central nervous system.
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The document sent to potential buyers said due diligence for binding and non-binding offers planned to be completed in July to September.
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"While we don't have numbers to support this, my impression is that awareness of binding is relatively low in the medical community, and even those medical professionals who know about binding aren't really sure how to assess it clinically, what the potential health impact of binding could be, and what safer binding practices they should recommend to patients," Peitzmeier says.
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Surprisingly little is known about the health implications of binding, which is why researchers from John Hopkins and Boston University embarked on The Binding Health Project, the first study of its kind to survey the LGBTQ community on their use of chest binding.
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"We sent them [Apple] a legally binding letter and are awaiting their legally binding reply," Alexander Zharov, head of Russian communications regulator Roskomnadzor, told Interfax.
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While those prior proceedings can provide useful guidance, they are not binding in the way that a Supreme Court decision is binding on other courts.
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The two sides have signed a non-binding letter of intent to negotiate a binding deal, Delek Drilling and Avner Oil said in a statement.
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At the 1876 convention, there was extensive debate over whether to accept the binding of delegates, and in the end the delegates voted to reject binding.
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Boeing is offering a binding commitment and Barnes said the firm would stress to Canadian officials the potential economic disadvantages of entertaining a non-binding bid.
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A RNC Rule prohibiting binding must be adopted by the National Convention, to be effective at the 2016 Convention, to relieve delegates of their state binding.
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There is some uncertainty around the Grasberg deal as the Indonesian government says it is binding while Freeport and Rio Tinto say it is non-binding.
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And, more recently, Hong Kong's Legislative Council unanimously passed a non-binding motion to ban the domestic ivory trade, meaning binding legislation is likely to pass.
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Expressions of interest for the ailing flagship carrier are expected by mid-June, non-binding offers by end-July and binding offers by end September, it said.
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ROME (Reuters) - State-appointed administrators at Alitalia said on Wednesday they had received two binding offers for the Italian airline and one non-binding expression of interest.
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Firms that placed non-binding offers in the market test of the project last year can place binding bids by March 18 for gas transit between Jan.
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It's not legally binding — the sponsors chose to introduce a non-binding "concurrent resolution" that wouldn't require Trump's signature — so if anything, it's more of a message.
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"The Sky News Binding Commitments will constitute legally binding commitments on Comcast and Sky which will be enforceable by the Sky News Board," Comcast said in a statement.
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And that is all this is: a non-binding bit of hortatory that puts Congress on record without having to suffer any adverse blowback from a binding statute.
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The binding agreement between Pavilion, which is owned by Singapore's Temasek Holdings, and Total Marine Fuels Global Solutions follows an initial non-binding one in June last year.
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All non-binding bids are expected to be submitted this week and the selected bidders will begin diligence following which a binding offer will be made, the report added.
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A non-binding term sheet has been signed in this regard, the statement said, adding that the proposed transaction was subject to due diligence, definitive binding documentation, and regulatory approvals.
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He said Eurobank has received binding offers for a 2-billion-euro securitization of sour residential mortgages and non-binding offers for a multi-asset securitization of about 7.5 billion euros.
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The preliminary agreement between Centrica and Tokyo Gas for 2.6 mt of LNG annually brings Anadarko's total supply tally to 7.7 mt, via a mix of binding and non-binding deals.
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However, Indonesia's State Owned Enterprises Minister Rini Soemarno said the agreement is binding while Rio Tinto and Freeport both said the heads of agreement is just a step and not binding.
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First — technically speaking — the referendum is not legally binding.
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Here's why: • The Brexit referendum is not legally binding.
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Furthermore, state law relating to delegate binding is complicated — some delegates may have obligations to vote for certain candidates under their state's laws even if that national-level binding rule is removed.
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Knowing this, the Binding Health Project wants to arm both medical professionals and queer people alike with information about binding, including how best to do it, what to use, and how often.
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While the Accord was legally binding and supported mostly by companies outside North America, many US companies opted to sign onto the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety, which is not legally binding.
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Yes. It's not binding precedent—it's just a federal district court decision—but especially in an area where there's not a lot of binding precedent, it's potentially going to be quite significant.
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There is a history of human rights issues being addressed first by a non-binding Declaration of Principles in the General Assembly to lay the groundwork for binding measures in the future.
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These are incorporated in both binding and non-binding international human rights laws but the survey found the vast majority of 113 countries mapped "make limited or no attempt to incorporate FPICs".
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Amendment votes are not legally binding but they can provide a useful indication of how Parliament might vote on any binding legislation, and they can they can influence the government's choice of actions.
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DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - German wholesaler Metro said it expected non-binding offers to be made soon for its loss-making Real hypermarkets chain, with a binding offer to come six to eight weeks later.
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The Italian lender is ready to sell real estate assets worth 2225 million euros and received non-binding offers, Il Sole 2100 Ore said, adding that binding offers were expected by early October.
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Earlier this year, for example, Britain adopted what it says is a legally binding target to reach "net-zero" emissions by 2050 (though what "legally binding" actually amounts to is not exactly clear).
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Related to the "conscience" clause is the binding of delegates.
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Its verdicts are binding, but it has no enforcement powers.
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He said his ruling would be binding on immigration judges.
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JAPAN'S TAKEDA EXPECTS BINDING OFFERS FOR ITS LATIN AMERICAN BUSINESS
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EDT Tuesday to submit a binding agreement to take part.
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The company received three binding bids for Liquigas this month.
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However, when the tensile force subsides, the binding pocket reopens.
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Legal scholars disagree on whether they're binding in health care.
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It'll be a tool for Apple, but it's not binding.
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But these were only guidelines; they aren't legally binding regulations.
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In the court's view, its opinion is binding there, too.
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One proposal in a conversation is hardly a binding contract.
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The deadline for the submission of binding offers was Dec.
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It was not immediately clear how binding those promises were.
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China's LinkGlobal Logistics submitted a binding offer on Sept. 21.
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Mr Cameron insists his changes are legally binding and irreversible.
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That's because, in the end, those wishes aren't legally binding.
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Fortis said last week it would only consider binding bids.
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The binding constraint will be more from the demand side.
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This letter of intent was not a legally binding contract.
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Her proposals included making shareholder votes on corporate pay binding.
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He has tied his chances to the "binding" OAS audit.
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Its decisions are binding on national governments, not merely advisory.
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The resolution condemning the U.S. move is not legally binding.
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It's cultural capital for conversation and for binding us together.
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Erdogan has said the indictment was not binding for Ankara.
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They have since confirmed the union was not legally binding.
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A binding agreement for the sale was announced in May.
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Second, the list is not a binding document for Mueller.
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Binding bids for the project are due by May 31.
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Even if it did, the result would not be binding.
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The agency doesn't have the ability to institute binding rules.
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Vattenfall set a March 16 deadline to present binding offers.
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Binding offers for Alitalia must be presented by Oct. 2.
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Shareholder resolutions are rarely approved, and they are not binding.
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ST) has filed a binding bid for Intesa Sanpaolo's (ISP.
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Anyway, such protests are immaterial; the commission's decision is binding.
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Why this doesn't matter: The report isn't a binding rule.
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These are things like binding materials, dyes, preservatives, and flavors.
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Being an Orthodox Jew is a thick but binding life.
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You see, the Brexit referendum actually wasn't a binding vote.
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Yet exclusivity isn't the only thing binding these companies together.
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Another section states that the deal is not legally binding.
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Participants reported a statistically significant improvement in mood after binding.
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Judge O'Neill found that any such promise was not binding.
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He proposed his binding change mechanism in the early 1970s.
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Binding bids are due by the end of this month.
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The decisions of the Judges will be final and binding.
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The ruling is not yet legally binding, the bank said.
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Some U.S. politicians also want binding rules at home. Rep.
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A final vote is necessary to make the rules binding.
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It received a binding offer last month from Fortive Corp.
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Mostly, people said, there was nothing legally binding the deal.
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Its resolutions are not legally binding but carry moral authority.
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Binding bids are expected to be submitted by May 31.
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Trump continues to claim the deal is new and binding.
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Dating to 1471, it is still in its original binding.
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That assent is legally binding, but would be unilaterally revocable.
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But May says she needs more - a legally binding change.
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They think their decision is internationally binding - and it isn't.
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To look for this binding, each mini test tube is also supplied with some of the target molecules, each attached to a "reporter" molecule that emits a flash of light if binding takes place.
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To stand out, at least two developers of new U.S. terminals have signed binding and non-binding deals using alternative pricing, executives said on the sidelines of the LNG2019 conference in Shanghai this week.
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On one side, the belief is that only a comprehensive, legally binding global treaty has any hope of adequately (and justly) addressing climate change — so a comprehensive, legally binding global treaty must be had.
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Last Friday first non binding expressions of interest, all from foreign players, to buy a 210% stake in the new tower company arrived and by end February/mid-March binding bids could be ready.
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A comprehensive, legally binding, unanimous agreement was always an impossible dream.
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In September, Macedonia puts the whole deal to a binding referendum.
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Binding bids for Cabela's are due this week, the people said.
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Rulings by the ICJ are final and binding on those involved.
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Binding offers were due by 1800 IST (1230 GMT) on Friday.
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There is nothing legally binding or carrying any penalties within it.
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After that, they would be expected to make a binding offer.
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Even the binding of the parts was hand-stitched by her.
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A binding agreement could be finalized within weeks, the statement said.
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Promises don't cease to be binding because the promisee is dead.
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In a separate, binding vote, 31.5 percent rejected the remuneration policy.
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It claims the vote, unlike that of 2014, will be binding.
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USMCA also raises the bar with binding enforcement for all chapters.
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However, they will be legally binding if the resolution is adopted.
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Some, like Singapore, have resisted calls to make the code binding.
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For Turkey and other European countries, the ECHR's judgments are binding.
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While resolutions pushed by shareholders are non-binding, they're symbolically significant.
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General Assembly resolutions are not legally binding but carry political weight.
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A binding decision by the ECJ is expected later this year.
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Advent sent a non-binding letter to Cerved's board on Feb.
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The council's non-binding document, seen by Reuters and dated Nov.
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Committee reports and recommendations are not binding but can inspire legislation.
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The Green New Deal was introduced as a non-binding resolution.
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The minimum level of 0.10 euros is non-binding, it said.
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The court's decisions are binding on all 28 EU Member States.
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Anand points to the lack of rules binding black market sellers.
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But none of the emissions targets for any country are binding.
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General Assembly resolutions are non-binding but can carry political weight.
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"We tried binding with a lot of different things," he says.
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But the resolution was non-binding and expired in December 2016.
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The resolution may be non-binding but it is not vague.
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The COC (code of conduct), we need a legally binding instrument.
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But it also left the door open to other binding bids.
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A man consults a Times index, in its apple-red binding.
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General Assembly resolutions are non-binding, but can carry political weight.
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The binding was so perfectly cut, just under the butt cheek.
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The next task they tackled was making a suitable binding matrix.
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It is not a binding policy and meant only as guidance.
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The agreement is non-binding and isn't dictated by federal legislation.
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It's binding; it's the law if we like it or not.
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Later administrations stepped even further away from a legally binding treaty.
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Bridgewater's employment agreements require employees to submit disputes to binding arbitration.
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Sports has become the binding religion, offering identity, value, and solidarity.
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The pact also changes previous emissions reporting requirements, which are binding.
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The symbolic vote from the General Assembly is not legally binding.
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Without regulatory action, binding arbitration clauses will continue to constrain consumers.
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Matsumoto has endorsed Brafman's request, but her recommendation is not binding.
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This wasn't a traditional agreement, as it was not legally binding.
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Italian Colors Restaurant that such arbitration provisions are binding and enforceable.
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Well, in the books, Euron possesses a magic dragon-binding horn.
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Independent valuers will provide an estimate before binding bids are assessed.
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The Binding of Isaac was the opposite; very little was explained.
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He said binding his chest helped the overwhelming torment he felt.
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Thyssenkrupp said it expects binding bids for the unit next year.
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It's not binding but generally speaking, they're going to follow through.
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The ruling is not yet binding, it added in a statement.
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Modesty can be good in certain situations but binding in others.
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The vote is not binding but will influence the FDA's decision.
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The voting is for the most part not binding, but Mrs.
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Mr. McCraven was raised thinking about music as a binding agent.
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The agreement is a memorandum of understanding, not a binding contract.
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They are not legally binding and do not detail any punishments.
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The resolution isn't binding and is still subject to public debate.
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Less is at stake; the referendum results will not be binding.
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Montana's ample landscape is the baling wire binding its citizens together.
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But on Wednesday, Roberts suggested he saw that decision as binding.
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Ethos is making these and other commitments legally binding and enforceable.
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You will see some spells about binding or banishing certain politicians.
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There are massages, gentle exercises, and binding your abdomen with muslin.
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While the measures are legally binding, there is no enforcement mechanism.
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His decision to misgender Jett is not binding on lower courts.
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But these binding international laws are too seldom followed or enforced.
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Rain washes away the track's silt and clay, its binding materials.
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That's not enough for the court to issue a binding ruling.
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These are not theoretical, ceremonial flourishes; they are sworn, binding obligations.
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The agreement was not legally binding, but it was an agreement.
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A binding offer is due to be presented by Oct. 15.
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But when Kennedy joined the liberals they could set binding precedent.
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It will then make a non-binding recommendation to the Senate.
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Willett reiterated the U.S. view that the ruling must be binding.
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Binding offers for Condor will be submitted before Christmas, Wirtschaftswoche said.
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Magical powers binding the universe together and holding everything in equilibrium.
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PA) has received a binding offer from German group Mutares (MUXG.
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The House is also likely to consider two non-binding resolutions.
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Slovenia's government welcomed the ruling, calling it "definitive and legally binding".
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To determine where time is binding and where it is boundless.
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That has to do with getting a fact pattern, arguing an amendment or exceptions to an amendment, and using case laws and case precedents to think about what's binding, what's not binding — to prove your point.
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Last week, Fortis has received two binding offers: one is a revised offer from MHEPL and the second is a joint binding offer from Hero Enterprise Investment Office and Burman Family Office expressing interest in the company.
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" But the UN group's decision is not legally binding on the UK. A spokesperson from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights previously told Motherboard that the ruling is "not binding in itself.
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AND WE'RE JUST TAKING IT AT THEIR WORD THAT THEY'LL START BUYING MORE FROM US. MNUCHIN: WELL, AS I COMMENTED ON, WE NOW HAVE TO TURN THESE INTO BINDING AGREEMENTS AND THOSE BINDING AGREEMENTS WILL BETWEEN COMPANIES.
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"My ruling is not binding on him just as his ruling is not binding on me," he said, adding if there were any conflicts in their decisions a higher court could resolve them, according to NBC News.
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But some companies also grant shareholders the right to act by written consent in lieu of an annual meeting, where the results of such a vote are either binding or non-binding, depending on what bylaws permit.
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Mr López Obrador says the result will be binding, whatever the turnout.
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Both are monetary phenomena, and both are binding constraints on Fed's policies.
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The non-binding vote, however, does not automatically trigger a leadership election.
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Their recommendation, while not a binding guarantee, carries a lot of weight.
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Fortis has set up an advisory committee to evaluate the binding offers.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, it's also when The Binding of Isaac took off.
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Rulings by the ICJ are final and binding on the nations involved.
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The decisions of the Panel and CNN will be final and binding.
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Now China and Russia are binding closer to challenge the American order.
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They also criticized the Democrats for voting on a non-binding resolution.
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But their religion is "still the most important binding factor", he says.
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The mufti's opinion is not legally binding but often taken into consideration.
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Monsanto acknowledged that it received a revised, non-binding proposal from Bayer.
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Courts recognize several other legal theories binding nonsignatories to arbitration agreements, too.
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French "say on pay" votes have become binding since the last rejection.
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It takes a majority of the court to issue a binding ruling.
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The staff lawyers' opinions are not binding, but judges often follow them.
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DE) said it has reached two legally binding agreements with E.ON (EONGn.
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That was before parties made their public primaries binding, starting in 1972.
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The allies' political body, the North Atlantic Council, can take binding decisions.
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Australia's postal survey was non-binding, so now it's the government's turn.
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Heroin gets you high by binding to opioid receptors in your body.
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Tomorrow, start looking for a lawyer to create a more binding document.
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The infused drug works by binding in the bloodstream to beta amyloid.
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Although his opinion is non-binding, the judges usually follow such advice.
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A formal repeal doesn't erase it as a non-binding advisory document.
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That's because the resolution is non-binding, effectively creating guidelines and recommendations.
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Binding it all together in a single, recognizable package is Bernie Sanders.
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The non-binding guidelines could provide a basis for future EU rules.
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State Grid and Terna submitted binding bids for the stake last week.
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The previous deadline for the submission of binding bids was Dec. 5.
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Woongjin Coway plans to receive binding bids in September, the report said.
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A binding detailed agreement will be worked out in the near term.
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U.N. General Assembly resolutions are non-binding but can carry political weight.
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Its decisions would be binding, but could be subject to further appeal.
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The bidders are expected to hand in binding offers in mid-February.
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The constitutional process creates binding obligations that are based in broad consensus.
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He notes that the resolutions, even if passed, would be non-binding.
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So is a vow to make shareholders' votes on bosses' pay binding.
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Weisman's bid was non-binding and, according to statements on Ashford's Aug.
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Even then, it would have no binding impact on Sanders and King.
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The source said Kuka wanted binding agreements on strategy and data protection.
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There are precedents, but they're not binding, which is a good thing.
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Both plant-based burgers contain water, salt, and the binding agent methylcellulose.
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The non-binding nature of early action is beneficial for two reasons.
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Friday marked the deadline for parties to submit binding offers for GLP.
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But while the ruling is considered binding, there is no enforcement mechanism.
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Piccinin declined to name them as talks were non-binding and confidential.
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Cuba usually wins overwhelming support for a resolution which is non-binding.
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Courts have the authority to issue binding judgments, including against the President.
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No. Travel warnings should be taken into account, but are not binding.
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But the amount is not legally binding, and terms were left vague.
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According to the study, binding was a "daily occurrence" for its participants.
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"The Honor Code," Kwame Anthony Appiah Why did Chinese foot binding end?
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This binding document is idealist in its belief in an ideal collective.
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But as with most international documents, these protocols are not legally binding.
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Basically, Colorado elects delegates directly, not through a binding primary or caucus.
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The problem is that it didn't work because it wasn't legally binding.
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The panel would then hear the case and issue a binding ruling.
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Parliament will get that chance again in a binding vote on Wednesday.
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Blue-haired boys binding themselves into the shapes of their dream-bodies.
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The case now is before a mediator whose decision will be binding.
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There also were legal questions over whether it would have been binding.
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It is still binding by custom and practice in the executive branch.
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An MoU usually leads to a binding Sales and Purchasing Agreement (SPA).
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" White said, "This policy provides a formal, binding foundation to work from.
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Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that Marfrig had received binding offers for Keystone.
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While it has no binding legal force, it's symbolically supportive of Taiwan.
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For now, only Blackstone has sent a binding offer within the Nov.
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Tall and slim in its binding, it lay beside the reception desk.
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Delek said there was no certainty a binding agreement would be signed.
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It's not at all clear, however, that this deadline is legally binding.
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The country's constitutional court ruled that her findings and demands were binding.
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They also pointed out that, technically, the referendum is not legally binding.
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Trump even signed a non-binding letter of intent in October 2015.
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The non-binding offers value the unit at around 2300 billion euros.
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According to a sales document binding offers are due until April 30.
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The student referendum is not binding on the university, Georgetown administrators said.
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The determination is not binding and will be reviewed by the agency.
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The target is a legally binding commitment set by the European Commission.
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Still, winning the Convention was another matter, since the primaries weren't binding.
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Although FIFA now has binding human-rights policies, they are largely untested.
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Binding precedent of the circuit left him no choice, the judge said.
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Leaders all ruled out new, legally binding accords to amend the package.
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The regulations are binding and enforced by each country's national telecom regulators.
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South32 has said it expects binding bids for SAEC by June 30.
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The amendments are not legally binding, for the most part, but Mrs.
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However, it is not legally binding under Russian criminal or administrative law.
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Its rulings are binding, but it has no power to enforce them.
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Although ICJ opinions are not binding, they carry weight under international law.
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In 1997, the world agreed to binding action under the Kyoto Protocol.
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Records and this time it looks like it's going to be binding.
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"Due to a lack of agreement on commercial issues, the non-binding memorandum of understanding signed between the sides in September 2017 did not progress to a binding accord," Arison Holdings said in a statement, without providing details.
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And I eventually came to the conclusion that my brothers in Al Qaeda had already reached a few years earlier — that jihad against America is binding upon myself, just as it is binding on every other able Muslim.
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"(The SSM) should be fully consistent with the (July) approach as well as with the clear difference between non-binding and non-automatic supervisory expectations on the one hand, and binding targets on the other hand," Gualtieri said.
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While EU diplomats have said they could consider helping May with "cosmetic" changes to the non-binding political agreement that accompanies the deal, the legally binding text of the exit deal itself would be off limits to renegotiation.
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