The high I get from bypassing waiting people is fantastic.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio is basically bypassing the state.
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He could have just pardoned Flynn himself, bypassing Comey completely.
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And they're bypassing the paparazzi with their popular Instagram accounts.
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Subways were bypassing 23rd Street stations on the West Side.
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Nunes apologizes to his fellow committee members for bypassing them.
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We headed north, bypassing downed poles, trees and power lines.
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Spiritual bypassing does not address the root cause of pain.
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More and more legislation is bypassing committees in both chambers.
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Elliot. Micah: Maybe this explains my confusion with bypassing FileVault.
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They finally looked at us, they're like, 'We're bypassing everything.
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Roche has blamed several instances of thromboembolic events — including damage to blood vessels in vital organs — on the bypassing agents, and recommended that doctors avoid using one specific bypassing agent as they treat the bleeds.
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In some cases, these diplomats are bypassing the State Department altogether.
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Could you give me an example of how its bypassing awareness?
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But backdoors are different from other means of bypassing traditional security.
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It has the power to legislate, bypassing the opposition-controlled congress.
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Obama acted unilaterally by executive action, bypassing the Republican-led Congress.
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She also held her own open audition, bypassing area modeling agencies.
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They are thus bypassing the need for a starter home altogether.
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He also accused Baru of largely bypassing the board of directors.
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All of these feel like weak attempts at bypassing the problem.
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"One of the hardest things that day was bypassing her," said Bottenfield.
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This technology could let deaf people essentially "hear" by bypassing their ears.
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Moreover, they thought he was going about it illegally, bypassing the cabinet.
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Three top-25 players' bypassing the Olympics gives golf a black eye.
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They dutifully made a beeline for the drips, bypassing the earlier work.
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There were no immediate indications that celebrities were bypassing him for interviews.
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But still, bypassing an IPO remains a luxury many companies cannot afford.
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Caash has had a rapid, unlikely ascent, bypassing the local rap hierarchy.
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Bypassing Lopez means Congress is effectively deferring a decision on her appointment.
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Machine learning is proving to be an effective way of bypassing this difficulty.
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Later, Dani rants about the liberal media using social media, bypassing her contract.
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Those candidates received preferential treatment, bypassing JPMorgan's normal recruitment practices, the SEC said.
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Mr Corbyn became leader by bypassing Labour MPs and appealing to party activists.
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DTC companies are increasingly bypassing traditional agencies and working directly with production companies.
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However, the project has been criticized by Indigenous leaders for bypassing tribal consultation.
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And players, more and more, are bypassing physical game discs for digital downloads.
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Major pipeline projects invariably cut across Native lands while bypassing white suburban communities.
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The family's attitude toward him spirals from revulsion into hatred, largely bypassing pity.
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Concierge physicians often charge patients directly, bypassing insurance companies that discount their rates.
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As the weeks pass, they resort to Google Translate, sometimes bypassing English altogether.
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It's the kind of question the series doesn't have the privilege of bypassing.
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They might quietly dump or randomly bury dead pigs, bypassing official safety measures.
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The allure of bypassing legislative stalemate on that issue might also prove tempting.
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And perhaps not surprisingly, it is doing so while bypassing actual Nigerian stars.
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Bypassing the traditional media, he wrote a highly personal post alleging a shakedown.
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He set up Abdo in turn, a crisp assist bypassing the Hammers' defence.
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Next, they reconnect the small intestine to a hole in the new pouch, so food flows into the pouch, bypassing most of the stomach, and then into the latter part of the small intestine, bypassing the first half of the intestine.
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And anybody who operates in Liberia has an obvious excuse for bypassing state systems.
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But small locally owned ones smuggle much of their output abroad, bypassing the taxman.
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Republicans seem to already have come to terms with bypassing border wall funding. Rep.
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The measures could include using contentious emergency decrees, thereby bypassing parliament, to enact laws.
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And by bypassing the states, it guaranteed that future services would not be coordinated.
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It limits some freedoms and allows the government to rule by decree, bypassing parliament.
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But then she took fifth place overall, bypassing many of America's most recognizable pros.
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Social media affords Trump an opportunity to reach his followers while bypassing mainstream media.
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ICOs are also a way to raise capital, bypassing banks and venture capital firms.
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But Republicans maintained that the President's actions in bypassing Congress forced them to act.
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"The Obama administration is bypassing Congress by attempting to rewrite the law," he said.
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There is no evidence the van's driver was bypassing men or deliberately targeting women.
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A loan arrangement may offer a way of bypassing the fraught issue of ownership.
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Bypassing those steps suggests he doesn't believe me worthwhile or has something to hide.
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Clinton's emails, consulting directly with the Justice Department and bypassing the F.B.I.'s input.
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Presidents have always appealed directly to the public, bypassing mediators such as the press.
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The actor kept a low profile, posing for photos but bypassing on-camera interviews.
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AMD is the best performer on the SMH semiconductor ETF, bypassing major competitor Nvidia.
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Infrastructure spend, meanwhile, also appears to be bypassing the copper- and aluminium-intensive power grid.
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Bypassing the constraints of traditional forms of visual art analysis is the book's greatest strength.
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HANNITY: That to me is an attempt at bypassing the will of the American people.
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So, Azikiwe — and therefore Judith — are making a fortune bypassing the country's increasing financial policies.
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Today's open, decentralized platforms, bypassing the cable and broadcast networks, have made the movement possible.
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Bypassing long lines is appealing, but biometric data is extremely sensitive and impossible to replace.
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But ducking the bathroom issue, and bypassing most talk of transgender people, specifically, proved fatal.
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Pope John Paul also occasionally used Navarro for sensitive missions, bypassing the Vatican's own diplomats.
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Sukuk are investment certificates that comply with Islamic principles bypassing a religious prohibition on interest.
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Tumblr used to have in-app Safe Search controls as well, somehow bypassing Apple's rules.
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"Claims of bypassing or duping the Aadhaar enrolment system are totally unfounded," said the statement.
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Except now its also a place where notifications can silently appear, bypassing your lock screen.
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The Bush administration started the program in October 2001, bypassing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Infrastructure spend, meanwhile, also appears to be bypassing the copper- and aluminum-intensive power grid.
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CEST Unikrn got back to us saying the company is not bypassing any betting laws.
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Some may want to work with Turkey directly, bypassing the UNHCR, which usually brokers resettlements.
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And unlike aid, they go directly into the pockets of ordinary people, bypassing corrupt officials.
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Seven and Nine, another commercial TV network, now broadcast over the internet, bypassing the rule.
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For one thing, China found a way to produce rapid economic growth while bypassing democracy.
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Francis' American appointments elevate moderates in the church hierarchy, bypassing doctrinal conservatives from large archdioceses.
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Surgeons have been bypassing spinal injuries in other nerve pathways for about a century now.
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Most indictments end in a plea deal, bypassing the oversight of a judge and jury.
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But however smug I felt bypassing the line, the tenders cut me down to size.
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The law would take effect immediately for 90 days, bypassing the typical congressional review period.
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Both aides later received substantial raises at the E.P.A., bypassing the usual White House procedures.
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Tesla controls its own retail chain, selling its cars directly to customers and bypassing dealers.
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It's bypassing a typical IPO and the SEC is looking into the unusual plan. 8.
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Lawsuits Likely California's freewheeling initiative process allows voters to enact a law bypassing the state legislature.
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Instead, EU cash should go directly to local officials, NGOs and businesses, bypassing Warsaw, he suggests.
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Bypassing this restriction would require augmenting the drone beyond what comes right out of the box.
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Contatto Experience challenges diners to approach food in a more direct way, bypassing barriers and taboos.
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But bypassing the judges attached to the USMCA risks delegitimising American complaints about unfair trade practices.
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Now the President can rule by decree, bypassing parliament altogether and expanding the crackdown at will.
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And he makes a habit of bypassing institutions to intervene personally on all sorts of matters.
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He also has been an advocate for manufacturers' rights to sell directly to customers, bypassing dealerships.
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He won't run for re-election and is bypassing a run for Maryland governor in 2018.
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The news follows the ongoing trend of big companies bypassing press and going direct to fans.
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That means bypassing brick-and-mortar chains like Wal-Mart, Target and Costco, according to Bloomberg.
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But the idea of simply bypassing national capitols when necessary seems less absurd all the time.
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Right-to-try advocates argue that by bypassing FDA permission, patients can save even more time.
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But in bypassing prescription drugs and focusing on women, Natalist is taking a fresh new approach.
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In December, he tried to appoint two new Supreme Court justices by fiat, bypassing Senate approval.
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But, he isn't bypassing possibly the most notorious event during his career: his assault of Rihanna.
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The official stressed the U.S. has no intention of bypassing the Palestinian Authority on this issue.
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These products allow institutions to gain exposure to crypto markets while bypassing the storage issue altogether.
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Andrew M. Cuomo to issue an executive order in August reactivating the cameras, bypassing the Legislature.
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One game at a time, they'll say, bypassing the buildup of two powerhouses meeting head on.
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Mr. Scott has figured out how to embody modern hip-hop while bypassing the usual steppingstones.
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His plans to revamp the rigid labor code by decree, largely bypassing Parliament, have sown unease.
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Trump later declared a national emergency as a means of bypassing Congress to secure wall funding.
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It has directly reached out to educators to test its products — effectively bypassing senior district officials.
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The technology effectively restores hearing by bypassing the ear and delivering audio information directly to the brain.
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That's inspired some researchers to look for drugs that only work on these receptors, bypassing mu entirely.
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No more limitations, no more tediously bypassing the rules by screenshotting an image or editing its metadata.
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And number two, they celebrated the fact that this can be done while bypassing the user's awareness.
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Obama is igniting a political firestorm by bypassing Congress with the measures, which could spark legal challenges.
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So by Mylan, primarily a generics company, introducing its own generic, it says it's bypassing that system.
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Some analysts believe that bypassing Putin at the time may have deepened his paranoia about U.S. intentions.
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In Roche's trial, patients who experienced bleeding despite getting emicizumab were treated with so-called bypassing agents.
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With Roche's guidance, Shire contends its rival "has unlawfully disparaged Shire's proven bypassing agent", known as FEIBA.
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In some interviews, the account holder goes by the name Eugene, bypassing the whole "Henrietta" schtick entirely.
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Apple's Enterprise Certificate program has become a de facto loophole in bypassing its strictly controlled App Store.
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But he points out that Macron is also willing to pass measures by decree, bypassing parliamentary votes.
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But lawmakers in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, objected, saying that bypassing federal officials violated the sovereignty of Somalia.
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Delaney, 54, won't run for re-election and is bypassing a run for Maryland governor in 2018.
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But, for solar power at least, could bypassing clouds hold the key to our clean energy future?
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Selling "direct to consumer," meaning bypassing any middlemen, is one of the biggest themes in retail today.
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Thankfully, beachgoers reacted quickly, bypassing selfies to call in marine rescuers and lifeguards to assist the animal.
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The White House broke protocol to put him in the role, bypassing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Bypassing the Uzbek capital of Tashkent, we began the trip in the ancient, holy city of Bukhara.
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They must also show anticompetitive conduct - an abuse of that dominant position aimed at bypassing fair competition.
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An increasing flow of these roses travels directly to Britain, bypassing the traditional hub in the Netherlands.
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Bypassing login credentials saves time, though it's easy to create an account whenever you're finally ready to.
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Debate will begin on the Senate floor on Wednesday, bypassing the Senate Budget Committee to speed passage.
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These two projects together will be able to carry 87 bcm/a of Russian gas bypassing Ukraine.
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His plan for bypassing immigration court proceedings is described in the executive order he issued on Jan.
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Mr. McAndrew advised that the board call the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene directly, bypassing 311.
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Boeing also contracts directly with health systems in Washington and California for some employee care, bypassing insurers.
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The assembly has been criticized by the US and domestic opposition as a way of bypassing Congress.
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When House Republicans were in charge, Trump used the tactic of bypassing Speaker Ryan, sometimes with great success.
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He was offering to take them across on a raft, bypassing dozens of police officers and immigration agents.
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Bypassing sense inputs means that we can move past pixels and haptic frequencies and into neuronal firing patterns.
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They have enabled China to leapfrog straight to mobile payments using QR codes, bypassing credit and debit cards.
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They're now bypassing TV and going directly to their social media followings, while making money in the process.
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In the memo, he outlined a number of plans, including bypassing traditional media to get Trump's messages across.
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Switzerland's seven-member cabinet condemned the proposal for bypassing parliament and the judiciary, and for violating humanitarian principles.
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Its premise centers on President Trump bypassing "fake media" by hosting a talk show from the Oval Office.
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Congressional Republicans already plan to use reconciliation to fast-track a measure, bypassing the need for Democratic votes.
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Its unorthodox direct market listing, bypassing investment banks, also made for rocky trading in its first few weeks.
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President Trump's words indicate the opposite: a world in which bypassing process is the rule, not the exception.
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Alternative voices should be welcomed, because, bypassing the mainstream myopia, they help accurately represent the reality at hand.
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Leaders have warned that bypassing the usual process for an immigration bill would hand power to the Democrats.
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You have this effect of moisture just streaming over every Western landscape in the world, usually bypassing it.
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I wasn't rewinding as a means of bypassing an unfair area; I was rewinding because I was lazy.
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Subway trains are bypassing the area, and city officials have warned of serious traffic delays in the area.
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His administration is also considering bypassing lawmakers and granting a $100 billion tax cut primarily to the wealthy.
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Gavin Newsom declared a statewide emergency in March, bypassing environmental rules to speed up the clearing of vegetation.
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THOMAS O'BRIENCHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. To the Editor: I wholeheartedly support doing away with, or otherwise bypassing, the Electoral College.
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France's rigid labor code, which Mr. Macron says kills jobs, will be revamped by decree, largely bypassing Parliament.
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To take one example: She usurped the lawmaking function of the Legislative Council by bypassing the council altogether.
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That&aposs Trump&aposs way of bypassing Speaker Nancy Pelosi in the House and avoiding Democrats in general.
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While his victims are "predominantly female," he said, it's unclear whether he was bypassing men and targeting women.
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But now I can stream music directly from Apple Music service to the watch, bypassing the phone entirely.
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Under normal circumstances, the Supreme Court disfavors parties from bypassing lower court proceedings and asking for direct review.
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Gas will be physically flowing from Russia to China, and it will be bypassing Europe and the West.
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Collins refused, and then Urbanski, bypassing his friends, attacked him, cutting his pulmonary artery with a pocket knife.
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In fasting, he believed that one soul could speak directly to another one, bypassing political and religious differences.
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The press conferences leading up to Saturday's fight has been rife with tension, bypassing entertainment for cringe-worthiness.
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Dedicated hackers have little problem bypassing through the weaker implementations, either by intercepting codes or exploiting account-recovery systems.
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However, at the turn of the century the great hope was that information could replace education thereby bypassing entertainment.
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So-called grey market goods are authentic goods that can be sold for less by bypassing official distribution channels.
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Though, she can afford it since last year Forbes named her the richest woman in music, bypassing Taylor Swift.
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On approval from the Ontario attorney general's office, the case was pushed straight to trial, bypassing a preliminary hearing.
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App developers, such as YouTube, can register domain names to open web links directly into an app, bypassing Safari.
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Crews have even sealed shut manholes to prevent the sewers being used as a means of bypassing the checkpoints.
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In 2017, most people download or stream their music directly through their iPhones, bypassing the desktop iTunes app entirely.
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The $20 billion project would build a complex that converts crude oil into chemicals directly, bypassing the refining stage.
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This month saw new bricks added to the wall, as Beijing went after two means of bypassing its controls.
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This enabled me to more easily relax my muscles during sexual activity, bypassing their normal, fight-or-flight response.
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On the supply end, Fresh Buddy says it sources directly from farms, bypassing layers of distribution to cut costs.
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Some brokers oppose block trades, saying they unfairly allow big players to trade in secret, bypassing the open market.
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Using mobile money services operated by telecoms firms, traders can accept cashless payments, bypassing the need for a bank.
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Trump's administration has argued that Obama exceeded his constitutional powers when he created DACA by executive action, bypassing Congress.
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But refugees have continued to arrive in those states, as refugee groups work with federal agencies, bypassing the states.
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Spotify, based in Sweden, is encouraging customers to sign up through its own website, thus bypassing in-app subscriptions.
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Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that the court itself could approve the national budget, bypassing the congress altogether.
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Primarily an oil and gas producing nation, Azerbaijan transits its vast resources to the West, bypassing Russia and Iran.
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National security letters, the FBI bypassing all judicial approval to obtain phone records by using these national security letters.
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The 37-year-old has called for numerous progressive reforms, such as bypassing the Electoral College for presidential elections.
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The Trump administration is also considering bypassing Congress to grant a $100 billion tax cut mainly to the wealthy.
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Those passwords can then be used to decrypt virtual private network, or VPN, traffic, completely bypassing the firewalls' security.
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The BBC reports that the emergency law was passed during an overnight sitting of the cabinet, bypassing parliamentary approval.
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In contrast, Senate Republicans intend to overhaul health care through a reconciliation bill, bypassing the 60-vote threshold entirely.
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Bypassing culinary school, he went on a grand tour and learned to cook at restaurants in England and Australia.
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Michael Bennet, bypassing Iowa to focus on New Hampshire, plans satellite and radio interviews to keep in the mix.
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The pipeline bypassing eastern Europe would allow Gazprom to reduce gas flows through Ukraine, costing it valuable transit revenue.
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Part of it is because some national brands are pivoting to sell more directly to consumers, bypassing wholesale channels.
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Shoppers are increasingly turning to the internet to buy perfume, purses and pants, bypassing a trip to the mall.
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"It's really bypassing our experiences," and doesn't acknowledge the struggles that some people face when they're in these spaces.
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" Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, called Trump's bypassing of Congressional legislation a "constitutional crisis.
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The current stimulus pulse is largely bypassing the residential construction sector, another key end-use area for many base metals.
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For $64.99, users can buy streaming access directly through Amazon, bypassing cable or satellite providers like Comcast or Dish Network.
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ZeroFOX's research into SIREN offers a rare glimpse into how efficient scammers have become at bypassing Twitter's anti-spam techniques.
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This includes bypassing its auto-erase function and passcode protection so investigators can try an unlimited number of passcode guesses.
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Direct sales from members of the cooperative bypassing the auctions rose by 3.8 percent to 2.3 billion euros last year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The music-streaming service enjoyed a mostly smooth stock-market debut despite largely bypassing investment banks.
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To avoid their wrath, a few states plan to use separate grants to pay bonus salaries, bypassing school districts altogether.
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It's difficult to imagine Trump bypassing the opportunity to call out some of the lead voices in his impeachment trial.
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Experts say the port will allow India to develop a sea-land access route to Central Asia, bypassing neighboring Pakistan.
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In June, a hacker broke into Reddit's systems by bypassing employees' SMS-based 13FA for the company's cloud hosting accounts.
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Tehran has advanced its interests by bypassing state institutions with unstable alternatives such as militias, its principal weapon of influence.
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The company is under pressure as shoe companies, like Nike, are bypassing retailers altogether by selling directly to their customers.
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Bypassing Congress and the American people, Mattis could send thousands more US troops to the region in the coming months.
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It looks likely that Spotify will run a direct listing, bypassing bank underwriting on the way to the public markets.
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Last week, Trump pardoned conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza after bypassing pardon vetting procedures typically conducted by the Department of Justice.
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The pedestrian's gaze is encouraged upward, bypassing store fronts to observe the 1860 roof lines near which the kittens play.
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By working directly with the fire station, they were able to deliver solar power while bypassing the larger government bureaucracy.
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Senate Democrats recently tried to force a Senate vote, bypassing Mr. Shelby's committee, but they needed the Senate's unanimous consent.
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The twins are so enamored with the Western snack, that they are bypassing their main diet of apples and bamboo.
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However, there is nothing to stop anyone from bypassing the site's rules, spreading conspiracies and misinformation, and selling illicit substances.
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Bypassing the counter, and anywhere else there was a line, was at top of the list of problems to tackle.
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Bypassing our consciousness, material witnessing has been incorporated into us, as plants incorporate the external elements into their physical structures.
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The President has not explicitly told Bolton and Kudlow they report directly to him, bypassing chief of staff John Kelly.
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MI group makes Ray Ban sunglasses, are bypassing fund managers and private equity firms, and finding their own investments instead.
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In an attempt to refill goods more quickly, it has started picking up products directly from manufacturers, bypassing distribution centers.
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But Republicans even had a bill to fund the wall with only 50 votes in the Senate — bypassing Democrats altogether.
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In the San Bernardino case, the government repeatedly argued that only Apple was capable of bypassing its own iPhone security.
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Ironically, this might be one instance in which the President's well-documented penchant for bypassing his advisers may favor diplomacy.
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With more original movies bypassing big screens, the line between TV and film is blurring, prompting once-unthinkable operating questions.
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"Servers capable of bypassing specific country restrictions," reads the description, but what's the actual benefit of turning this feature on?
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Mr. Trump has been criticized for bypassing the typical Justice Department review process before granting the pardon to Mr. Arpaio.
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The victims were essentially flash-frozen, bypassing the lethal damage that the body suffers during a slower descent into hypothermia.
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But "Right to Try" advocates argue that patients can save even more time by bypassing FDA permission and certain regulations.
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Bloomberg also is running an unorthodox campaign bypassing the early nominating contests, which kick off Monday with the Iowa caucuses.
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Canada, meanwhile, is bypassing confrontation with the White House by taking its business directly to American state and local governments.
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He kept a low profile, posing for photos but bypassing on-camera interviews as he rushed down the red carpet.
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But Haitou360 structures its investments so that a legal entity essentially acts on behalf of individual investors, bypassing those limits.
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The President then quickly declared a national emergency, bypassing Congress, to unlock billions in federal funds to build his wall.
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Since Inauguration Day, Mr. Murdoch has talked regularly with Mr. Trump, often bypassing the White House chief of staff, Gen.
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VPNs allow individuals in China a way of bypassing its "Great Firewall," a system that restricts access to the internet.
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Chinese investors take it out, one way or the other, bypassing, if they have to, the regimen of capital controls.
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And the idea of coin operation just appealed to me as a way of, in theory, bypassing the art world.
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One of the key reasons such shipments are bypassing screening is that border cops have no automated risk-assessment tool.
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Bypassing Congress' constitutional control of the nation's purse strings would lead to certain legal challenges and bipartisan charges of executive overreach.
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"Some of those are detained under baseless charges, including bypassing sanctions," he was quoted as saying by state media on Sunday.
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That means they can be analyzed quickly and remotely, bypassing the issue of physically lugging test samples back to the lab.
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For them, there's a side door leading directly into his clinic from the parking lot, bypassing the lobby and waiting room.
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The device allows you to make calls through Alexa's calling service with your home number, bypassing the need for a landline.
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Earlier this week, the company released a new product that runs natively in the cloud, bypassing the need for the appliance.
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The big picture: The early, "permissionless" internet and web found a key to growth by connecting the world and bypassing gatekeepers.
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NOC officials have previously expressed concern that the LNA was trying to export oil from ports under its control, bypassing Tripoli.
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Why it matters: All those bypassing the ceremony with President Trump, including American League MVP Mookie Betts, are players of color.
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Cellebrite, another company focused on opening up phones and bypassing their encryption, recently announced its own device can unlock any iPhone.
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WhatsApp was one of the first apps to let people send and receive free text messages on smartphones, bypassing network charges.
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Boston College standout guard Ky Bowman announced Tuesday that he is bypassing his senior season and declaring for the NBA draft.
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These courses teach you everything from bypassing firewalls to securing websites, to prepping for CISSP, one of the biggest security certifications.
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In May, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the share of flights bypassing the capital should increase to 50 percent by 2024.
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It's been said a thousand times that the game speeds up in March, but it's hard to imagine it bypassing Slocum.
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The developer also previously revealed that it's bypassing the Google Play Store altogether and instead releasing its own launcher for Fortnite.
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Senate Republicans are defending their decision to write their own ObamaCare replacement bill behind closed doors, bypassing the usual committee process.
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Then again, bypassing the nuts and bolts of Rivers's life let the singer put her own sardonic wit to great use.
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But transactions in Bitcoin, difficult to trace, could allow Iranians to make international payments while bypassing the American restrictions on banks.
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A handful of the volunteers headed home to the US, effectively bypassing travel restrictions in place at the time to China.
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Unlike a complete internet blackout, partial blocks are far more vulnerable to bypassing using virtual private networks (VPNs) and other tools.
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Many other videos followed, featuring the raccoons bypassing the barriers specifically designed to keep them out in well under 30 seconds.
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He has direct relationships with his collectors and even occasionally sells to them right out of his studio, bypassing his dealers.
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ProPublica previously reported that NSC staff were concerned the plan was bypassing the process but its advancement continued despite the objections.
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The group alleged that Chief Executive Officer Salil Parekh was bypassing reviews and approvals for large deals, the ET report said.
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If we arbitrarily restrict solutions or limit our options, we run the real risk of bypassing needed solutions to our problems.
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Under Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger dramatically expanded the role, often meeting directly with the Soviet Ambassador, and bypassing the State Department.
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By aligning incentives and bypassing barriers, these private registries are more likely to foster optimal security arrangements than government-mandated ones.
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Bypassing state-controlled broadcast television, it has teamed with a video-streaming company to reach fans though computers and mobile devices.
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Nvidia has one of the highest PE ratios in the chips space, bypassing Advanced Micro Devices, Texas Instruments and Micron Technology.
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The project aims to carry Russian natural gas under the Baltic Sea, bypassing countries like Ukraine, Poland and the Baltic States.
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Mr. Burns examined how several governors are bypassing the White House by directly reaching out to Canada and other countries. Gov.
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While it is legal to seek asylum at the ports, it is illegal to try to cross by bypassing customs officers.
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Following in the tradition of Vargas and Marcos, Mr. Trump fabricated a security threat to make the case for bypassing Congress.
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Some have called the statues "gimmicky" and accused the two Australian artists behind the sculptures of bypassing channels for public feedback.
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Bypassing the laws could put many of the animal species along the border, including jaguars and wolves, at risk, experts warn.
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Ms. Png said such deals could drive more regional traffic through mainland hubs, bypassing Hong Kong and adding pressure for Cathay.
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The royal flaks and William himself have been emphatic that the palace will not jump a generation, bypassing father for son.
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Fire-safety experts think it helped the fire to spread rapidly across the façade, entering via the windows and bypassing the compartmentation.
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Read More: Facebook Is Investigating Bitcoin Ads Bypassing Its New Ban Clayton's testimony comes at a pivotal time for cryptocurrency regulation globally.
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Some Republicans are now joining Democrats to express their constitutional concerns with Trump bypassing Congress to secure funding through a national emergency.
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Internet-based services, such as Netflix and Amazon Prime, are exploiting this shortcoming, bypassing the middlemen and selling content directly to customers.
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The LNA last year tried to export oil bypassing NOC via a parallel NOC entity which has some 500 staff on duty.
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The objective: Develop a sea-land access route to central Asia while bypassing neighbor Pakistan, with which India's historically had thorny relations.
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A Roche spokesman said the cases involved patients with breakthrough bleeding who were treated using one of two so-called bypassing agents.
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Incredibly, these experiences will be fed directly to our brain, bypassing our normal sensory inputs to make it all the more believable.
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None of them gave much thought to how the All Writs Act applies to compelled assistance in bypassing the security of iPhones.
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European Union regulatory pressure forced Russia to cancel the South Stream gas pipeline, which was to supply southern European countries, bypassing Ukraine.
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AGR said earlier this month the gold shipments were done legally and denied accusations of bypassing customs or breaking any international laws.
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This design would also allow users to tap on the videos they wanted to watch, while more easily bypassing those they don't.
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The revelation comes after the FBI abruptly announced it would not need Apple's assistance in bypassing the phone's security features after all.
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But the self-service tool will let brands do that themselves, bypassing the need to report dubious listings to Amazon at all.
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Some criminals install a fake PIN pads over the actual keyboards to capture the PIN directly, bypassing the need for a camera.
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Like his predecessor, Felipe Calderón, Mr Peña relies on the army and navy to combat serious crime, largely bypassing local police forces.
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LibreVR told Motherboard that if they could find a way to port Rift games without bypassing its DRM they would do so.
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Update May 21st 2:25PM ET: LibreVR has released a new version of Revive with detailed instructions for bypassing Oculus Platform DRM.
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In "Loving," the couple from Caroline County, Virginia, travel to Washington, D.C. to get married, bypassing Virginia's strict laws preventing interracial marriage.
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The full 15-member court will consider the appeal, bypassing the normal first step of a hearing before a three-judge panel.
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Lawmakers expect McConnell to bring the House healthcare bill — should it pass the lower chamber — directly to the Senate floor, bypassing committee.
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Bran bypassing the Wall later this season or next could be the very key needed to unlock their way through the Wall.
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Sources say Iran is using ships to deliver supplies to Yemen either directly or via Somalia, bypassing coalition efforts to intercept shipments.
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But Germany is resisting pressure to desist from building a second sub-Baltic Nord Stream pipeline directly from Russia, also bypassing Kiev.
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In addition, in the last Congress, the trade laws were strengthened to address foreign companies illegally bypassing antidumping and countervailing duty laws.
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Yet with Macri's two-year-old government making lithium a priority, Orocobre and other miners are bypassing Chile and heading for Argentina.
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Bregman set a club record with 12 homers this month, bypassing the mark of 11 set by Jimmy Wynn in May 103.
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Mr. Prendergast has not ruled out opening the new line but temporarily bypassing 72nd Street if that station is not yet ready.
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Lopsided growth that delivers huge gains to a small elite while bypassing a majority of Americans didn't start a few years ago.
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I enter our horseshoe shaped settlement, bypassing the compounds into our own made of concrete and sweat and technology no one knows.
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But it has long frightened Americans away from using the Constitution's chief mechanism for bypassing Congress and curing our dysfunctional federal government.
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Cryptocurrencies enable individuals to transfer value to each other and pay for goods and services bypassing banks and the mainstream financial system.
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The Sumerian civilization (4,000 B.C.) in southern Mesopotamia used hollow reeds or golden tubes to sip beer, bypassing gunk left from fermentation.
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Raheem Sterling has already gotten in behind, only to be denied by an alert goalkeeper, and they're bypassing Panama's lines with ease.
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A foreign adversary seeking to reach American audiences did not have great options for bypassing these umpires, and Russian dezinformatsia rarely penetrated.
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Lawmakers said some Chinese companies had been bypassing the Cfius review by forming joint ventures with American companies or licensing their technology.
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The impact: The proposed budget maneuver also raises balance-of-power concerns in bypassing Congress to cut funding it has already authorized.
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These windfalls allow today's wealthy to buy bigger-ticket art by established names from the outset, bypassing lower value entry-level sales.
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But bypassing Congress should only be contemplated when action is necessary to protect the country and is limited in scope and duration.
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The city's inspector general, for example, said that bypassing the courts would be a mistake and spawn further distrust in minority communities.
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Bloomberg's strategy bypassing Iowa and New Hampshire and he has been advertising in the Super Tuesday states hoping to reach frontrunner status.
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Williams said this now-patched flaw is like "a skeleton key for bypassing any number of endpoint security controls," he told TechCrunch.
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Apparently, his legs had been so badly mangled that an ambulance was bypassing the aid station and taking him directly to Erbil.
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Its occupant uses television and polls to commune directly with the masses, bypassing such mediating institutions as Congress and the political parties.
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And while Gosar was mic-hopping, other conservative lawmakers were likewise bypassing much of the mainstream — or as they say, "lamestream" — media.
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With both chambers still under Republican control, legislative proposals can move quickly if prioritized by leadership, including bypassing the committee process altogether.
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And if Bloomberg rises, he could revamp the whole approach to running for president, bypassing the street theater of the debates altogether.
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The company hasn't been immune to the trend of more shoppers turning directly to their favorite brands to buy things, bypassing retailers.
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The following year, bypassing Afghanistan, the United States signed a Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement with Iran and gave the country military aid.
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Domestic oil production rose to 10.03 million barrels in November, bypassing the 10-million-barrel marker it had not reached since 1970.
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Spies thrive by accessing this wealth of information by bypassing cybersecurity through non-technical approaches like phishing emails and social engineering hacks.
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Bypassing the conventional banking system, the mid-2000's mortgage and bond bubble could not be controlled by the Fed's traditional tools.
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The services have become so popular that most clients now make an appointment on their own, bypassing G.P.s as the traditional gatekeepers.
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To get a new rifle into soldiers' hands, one retired general told the Senate subcommittee that it should consider bypassing the bureaucracy.
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Talent, including actors and directors, also use platforms like Twitter to speak directly to fan bases, bypassing the traditional public-relations filters.
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Twenty-somethings have been blamed for bypassing diamond engagement rings, and sometimes precious gems altogether, for New Age faves like quartz instead.
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It also seems to let you build the jobs themselves via GUI, bypassing the need to write scripts for common/non-custom tasks.
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At the airports, CLEAR employees verify customers' identities and escort them to the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screening area – bypassing other travelers.
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Apple's long-awaited feature that is intended to keep bad actors from bypassing Apple's encryption and breaking into your phone is now available.
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To pay after shopping the store, customers will simply scan a code with an exit host when leaving, bypassing the traditional checkout process.
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Xiao says he was able to request the same location data in a different format, JSON, instead of XML, bypassing the consent requirement.
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ICOs look as if they do the same thing by distributing tokens, thus bypassing the "financial elites" that cryptocurrency promoters claim to hate.
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Bypassing ministries, he rules through informal "leading small groups", heading so many of them that foreign commentators have labelled him "chairman of everything".
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This chip (along with Apple's software) helps them pair quickly with your phone, bypassing the pairing annoyances that plague Bluetooth setup these days.
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Harden hit a trey with 32.2 seconds left in the third quarter for the Rockets' 1,182nd 3, bypassing their mark set last season.
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It doesn't look like Cannes changed its mind about Netflix bypassing theaters, though — instead, the streaming service is taking a cue from Amazon.
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If the White House approves of the energy conservation standards, they would be issued directly as a final rule, bypassing the proposal process.
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Much of the remaining 219 percent was bypassing the San Andreas and roaring up the Eastern Sierra, toward Reno, along the Walker Lane.
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Spooked by the opposition's warning that investment deals bypassing Congress would not be valid, foreign oil companies were closely following the political showdown.
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This way, donors would be able to claim a charitable deduction on their federal tax returns, bypassing the $10,000 cap on SALT deductions.
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Roche blamed several instances of thromboembolic events, including damage to blood vessels in vital organs, in haemophilia A patients on Shire's bypassing agent.
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In fact, millennials are waiting so long to buy homes that many of them are bypassing the need for a starter home altogether.
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Atrium Health, an assisted living facilities operator in Wisconsin and Michigan, went a step further, bypassing bankruptcy for a fire sale last September.
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Mr. Trudeau has promised to make recreational marijuana legal in Canada as soon as next year, bypassing the nation's strict medical marijuana regulations.
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Obama's plan was challenged by Texas and 25 other states that argued he exceeded his authority in bypassing Congress to take the actions.
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Or consumers could do the work to research and seek out organizations themselves, making their donations directly and bypassing the retail element entirely.
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The lines also poignantly examined the insidious ability of the media to highlight the mundane and unimportant while simultaneously bypassing the real issues.
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As malicious hacking has shown us, creating screens sometimes also creates a way for malicious people to figure out loopholes for bypassing them.
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Venture capitalists said so much money was now flowing into ICOs that many entrepreneurs in the space were now bypassing early VC funding.
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But they were following principles of disaster triage, which, in the most extreme circumstances, call for bypassing those whose hearts have already stopped.
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In bypassing the news media, Mr. Assad delivered an alternative view of the war, one in which he is assured and in charge.
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The Sumerian civilization (about 4,000 B.C.) in southern Mesopotamia used hollow reeds or golden tubes to sip beer, bypassing gunk left from fermentation.
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In bypassing mayors and governors because Mexico's pre-democratic practices had left them systemically corrupt and unaccountable, the government further reduced their accountability.
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Consumers have also been increasingly bypassing brick-and-mortar stores like Ulta and Sephora and turning to digitally native makeup brands like Glossier.
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The company is picking up many high-demand products at factories and shipping them in trucks directly to stores, bypassing regional distribution centers.
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Going forward, Mr. Schumer said he could envision a scenario in which Mr. Trump worked with Democrats, bypassing Republican conservatives, on other issues.
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I packed some candy for them in my purse and I have my bottle of water so I don't mind bypassing the concessions.
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Teams of scientists around the world are bypassing them anyway, communicating not only their early-days conclusions but also their methods and approaches.
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And she recently used her emergency powers to single-handedly enact a ban on face masks at protests, bypassing the partially elected legislature.
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The pipelines run from Russia directly under the Baltic Sea to Germany, bypassing Poland and Ukraine and denying those countries some transit fees.
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I have heard the argument that bypassing the oversight of the FDA is not in the best interest of patients or public health.
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Any concerns about users bypassing the protective headgear are largely erased because both New York and Washington, D.C. have helmet laws, Reig said.
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Read more: Popular direct-to-consumer brands like Bombas, Mailchimp, and SmileDirectClub are increasingly bypassing traditional agencies and working directly with production companies.
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Treatment that includes bypassing agents given to stop bleeding in haemophilia patients with resistance to traditional clotting factor treatments can top $1 million.
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"From a safety perspective, treatment with this drug will require physicians to carefully manage the use of bypassing agents," wrote Vontobel's Stefan Schneider.
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He argues bypassing men would also stoke tensions in India, where economic transformations and an influx of technology are testing the social fabric.
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K.J. Martin, son of former NBA player Kenyon Martin, is bypassing college and attending IMG Academy to prepare for a future professional career.
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The approach has scored Francis some victories, such as bypassing conservative bishops to streamline the procedures by which Catholics can obtain marriage annulments.
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Such spiritual bypassing is used "as an excuse to not really talk about difficult things that are real for certain people," Barton said.
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The company is bypassing an already crowded market in Punta Cana and Puerto Plata for the chance for a foothold near Esmeralda Beach.
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And, arguably more importantly, you receive the smug satisfaction of bypassing the interminable security line for a place in a more manageable queue.
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Senior White House adviser Valerie Jarrett said early Tuesday that President Obama is not bypassing Congress by taking executive action on gun control.
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If, after Brexit, Britain were to reduce or remove this tax, it could "attract global sales, effectively bypassing Europe altogether," Ms. McAndrew said.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio), entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, author Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonWilliamson unveils plan to create Cabinet-level Department of Peace Marianne Williamson says she will remove Oval Office portrait of Andrew Jackson if elected Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, Gov.
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They can be expected to drive themselves home after a drop-off, thereby bypassing the need to pay for parking facilities at an airport.
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"From a safety perspective, treatment with this drug will require physicians to carefully manage the use of bypassing agents," Bank Vontobel's Stefan Schneider wrote.
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Williams was one of the last workers to leave the rig, bypassing lifeboats in order to help save the lives of others still trapped.
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Scientists have played with the idea of bypassing the build-up to this neural surge of energy and chemicals for over half a century.
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The ability to design and manufacture a physical object at home within hours, while bypassing traditional manufacturing supply chains, is certainly a powerful notion.
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It also gives you the chance to browse the Internet to your heart's content while bypassing the prying eyes of your ISP and government.
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Waggoner said Bob Ferguson, attorney general for Washington state, showed hostility by seeking personal damages from Stutzman and bypassing the state's civil rights commission.
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"I was not aware of the amount," Pruitt said, adding that he was "[not] aware of the bypassing" or the process not being respected.
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That hasn't stopped law enforcement from trying to force technology companies to aid with such requests, sometimes by breaking or bypassing their own encryption.
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A fleet of 15 drones will soon be buzzing around the vast country, bypassing the sub-standard road network, and making life-saving interventions.
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A transmission line now being laid under the Cabot Strait will carry some of the surplus to Nova Scotia, bypassing the French-speaking province.
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House Oversight and Reform CommitteeYou also have the option of bypassing media outlets altogether and watching at the House Oversight and Reform Committee's website.
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It took a multinational agreement to create a solution, offering the migrants flights from Costa Rica and Panama to Mexico's northern border, bypassing Nicaragua.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it would decide whether Obama acted lawfully in creating the program by executive order, bypassing a gridlocked Congress.
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Meanwhile, Apple is also fighting government orders to assist in bypassing an iPhone lock screen in an unrelated drug case in Brooklyn, New York.
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She was also mum about the recklessness of Hillary Rodham Clinton bypassing secure channels while conducting sensitive State Department affairs of the federal government.
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Nearly seven years after the end of the Great Recession, the economy is starting to recover but it is bypassing far too many communities.
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For many shoppers today, Amazon is also where they're starting a search on the internet, bypassing other search engines like Google, Yahoo and eBay.
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Gazprom is currently building the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline beneath the Baltic Sea, which along with the TurkStream is aimed at bypassing Ukraine.
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Obama will deliver his final State of the Union address a week after bypassing Congress by using his executive authority to expand gun rules.
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They believe neurofeedback fundamentally shifts the paradigm of the creative process—by bypassing the need for a fixed medium to reflect the thought process.
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The diver in July intentionally swam into one of the intake pipes after bypassing a piece of equipment to minimize the entry of objects.
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It led Revive to update with instructions for bypassing Oculus' copy protection altogether, opening a door to piracy that hadn't existed before the change.
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We could disintermediate the supply side, due to my family heritage and manufacturing expertise, and then offer direct-to-consumer; thus bypassing all middlemen.
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The Guards have developed expertise in bypassing sanctions through years of experience and are now eyeing opportunities arising from the new U.S. economic restrictions.
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Democrats have also accused Republicans of bypassing the normal process on Supreme Court nominees by allowing the Bush team to pass documents to Grassley.
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Bypassing the WTO risks destabilizing a global trade system that — despite its flaws — provides huge economic benefits to the United States and American workers.
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EU regulatory pressure forced Russia to cancel a South Stream gas pipeline it had planned to build to supply southern European countries bypassing Ukraine.
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The government has said it will provide some households in remote areas with a solar direct current system, bypassing the need for costly cables.
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They were fed information through backdoor channels like DOJ official Bruce Ohr's wife, who was on the Fusion GPS payroll, bypassing real intelligence operations.
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In one instance, he made an important foreign policy announcement to Sudan's state news agency and Saudi Arabia's press agency, bypassing the Foreign Ministry.
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Like a stack of cards, you can flip through your open apps to hop to one you were recently using, bypassing the home screen.
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Bypassing Taser International, the industry leader, the department selected Vievu, L.L.C., a company based in Seattle, despite questions about its performance in other cities.
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People in China are bypassing its internet firewall to read explosive leaked files about Uighur oppression, and saluting an official who disobeyed Xi Jinping
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The theft could be the biggest cryptocurrency heist on record, possibly bypassing the estimated $400 million bitcoin lost in the 85033 Mt. Gox heist.
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Some of my closest Chinese friends also said they will have to send themselves into exile if the government blocks all censorship-bypassing tools.
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The Trump administration hasn't either, bypassing the legislative branch as it negotiated billions of dollars in arms deals, and as it conducted military operations.
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The meeting put the carmakers in a somewhat awkward position given they are effectively negotiating with a foreign government and bypassing the European Commission.
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In order to get legislation passed, party leaders were increasingly cutting their rank-and-file members out of the process, and even bypassing committees.
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Democrats criticized the president for bypassing Congress by naming Grenell as an acting chief, particularly because Grenell lacks experience in the intelligence community. Sen.
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Clothing shoppers are turning to platforms like Rent the Runway and Stitch Fix or are going to Target and TJ Maxx, bypassing department stores.
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By saving links to Pinterest's pinboards, shoppers ready to make a purchase are bypassing Google (and its advertisers) to check out directly with retailers.
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In 2015, the Obama administration attempted to implement an "expanded joint employer standard" through sub-regulatory guidance, bypassing the formal process authorized by Congress.
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Convinced that the main threat to peace after independence would come from the north, the troika pushed for a hasty transition, bypassing democratic reform.
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The theft could be the biggest cryptocurrency heist on record, possibly bypassing the estimated $400 million bitcoin lost in the 2014 Mt. Gox heist.
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Dark kitchens - also known as "virtual" or "ghost" kitchens - take their name from large retail warehouses that cater directly to online customers, bypassing stores.
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Haftar's parallel administration has repeatedly sought to export oil while bypassing the NOC but has been thwarted by a United Nations ban, diplomats say.
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Hackers can exploit those vulnerabilities by either bypassing hardware barriers or tricking applications into giving up secret information such as passwords or banking details.
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Many of Under Armour's rivals, such as Nike and Lululemon, have been investing in selling as much as possible directly to customers, bypassing middlemen.
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Largely bypassing official reports and Tokyo politics, his new book zeros in on the portrayal of tremors and spooks that is his particular gift.
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At its most potent levels, social media allowed for something new: the complete bypassing of industry rules, supplying a direct link to the source.
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They're kind of bypassing the traditional party, which is too bad because we need some meat there especially for those states that get overlooked.
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Texas and other states have argued that he overreached his authority in bypassing Republican opposition and enacting a sweeping immigration overhaul without congressional approval.
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President Obama, bypassing Congress, will announce limited executive actions today intended to tighten federal enforcement of the nation's gun laws and to expand background checks.
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Mynurva, which provides online counselling, also reported a surge in demand from financial executives who are bypassing their employers' services because they fear the consequences.
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That's because if Apple created special methods of bypassing its own safety measures, the company argued it would be putting every iOS user at risk.
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Mynurva, which provides online counseling, also reported a surge in demand from financial executives who are bypassing their employers' services because they fear the consequences.
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SABIC agreed with Saudi Aramco to build a $20 billion complex on Sunday, converting 45 percent of crude oil directly into chemicals and bypassing refining.
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The president also appears to have backed off a prior threat to declare a national emergency as a way of bypassing the gridlock with Congress.
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Soon, anyone with an iPhone can use Apple Pay's NFC tag to unlock and rent a Bird scooter, completely bypassing the e-scooter company's app.
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Already in the 1960s, Joseph Napolitan announced a "new politics" in which candidates would speak directly to voters, increasingly bypassing the parties that nominated them.
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If it works, the government said, it would no longer require Apple's help in bypassing the encryption on the iPhone used by Syed Rizwan Farook.
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After a year he realized the market was declining as the Indians and Chinese were bypassing the wholesalers and manufacturers to sell directly to retailers.
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Schneider said smaller brands were benefiting from fact they can now communicate with consumers directly via social media and sell their products online, bypassing retailers.
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But in a recent lawsuit, CVS argues that Amazon could pose a threat by negotiating directly with insurers, bypassing its lucrative pharmacy benefits manager business.
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In a similar incident, a Spanish man was arrested at Cologne-Bonn airport in May after bypassing the security check, also leading to flight delays.
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When I point out to Fantom's researchers that this sounds a little too much like bypassing the AI component of this challenge, they happily disagree.
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The biggest worry among diplomats is that Haftar, who surprised world powers with his offensive, might try selling crude from oilfields and ports, bypassing NOC.
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Be careful when installing APK packages on Android directly, though; bypassing Google's Play store can be dangerous and the file could be infested with malware.
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Having assembled a parliamentary majority of largely inexperienced legislators, the president seems to be tempted by the idea of bypassing parliament and governing by decree.
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But the American firm LSI, which trains law enforcement agencies in bypassing locks, advertises Vingcard's products among those it promises to teach students to unlock.
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Turkey has been under a state of emergency since a 2016 failed coup, allowing the government to limit freedoms and rule by decree, bypassing parliament.
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It was later reported that two White House officials helped convey that information to him, including Cohen-Watnick, bypassing the rest of Nunes's House committee.
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The fifth vessel, Daryabar, managed to leave Brazil and is currently bypassing South Africa's Cape of Good Hope, according to Refinitiv's Eikon ship tracking system.
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Thirteen members of the appeals court heard the case, bypassing the normal first step of a hearing before a three-judge panel of the court.
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While Rubio claimed that Obama "admitted" he violated the Constitution with the executive order, the President didn't say he deliberately crossed the line bypassing congress.
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The refinery's large crude distillation unit (CDU) is feeding the coker, bypassing the heavily damaged tank, but is running at reduced rates, the sources said.
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One winter day at the capitol, early in the 402 session, I was bypassing the metal detectors when Governor Abbott rushed by in his wheelchair.
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Roughly 160 lawmakers have signed a declaration pledging "to do whatever is necessary" to prevent Johnson from bypassing Parliament, per AP. View the discussion thread.
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Zachary Cruz, 18, was arrested after police say he went on the campus of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, bypassing locked gates and doors, Local10.
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Secretive agreements on Iran, IRS overreach against political conservatives and implementation of a progressive social agenda via executive orders, bypassing Congress, have irritated the public.
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Via a direct listing, bypassing bankers, Slack began trading last month (NASDAQ: WORK), garnering a market capitalization of $19.5 billion, a value similar to Kroger.
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They returned to looking there, bypassing some very small houses, including a rarely available two-bedroom prefabricated 1960s Leisurama house in Culloden Shores, for $724,000.
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Some of the efforts are aimed at aiding or bypassing steps in the swallowing process, while others are reimagining what to put in someone's mouth.
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Exchanges have long seen their trading revenue decline due to the now-permitted internal crossing of customer orders by brokerage firms, thereby bypassing the exchanges.
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So what does the girl who is rarely seen with a hair out of place do with the time saved by bypassing the glam room?
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Part of the their success lies in an ability to speak to voters directly, bypassing the press or other moderating filters that might spotlight problems.
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But with New York having a Democratic-controlled Legislature, and a Democratic governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, some officials see a route to bypassing such arguments.
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Lattice's cofounder and chief executive officer, Jack Altman, is so confident in his former employees that he's bypassing the usual vetting process for tech investing.
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This includes "Scan and Shoot," which lets you scan documents or shoot photos directly to Personal Vault, bypassing your device storage, like the camera roll.
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Azerbaijan was also considered as a bridgehead to control Iran and regarded as a potential energy supplier of the US allies in Europe bypassing Russia.
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But that also caused problems in Chicago and another district when Google went looking for teachers to try a new app — effectively bypassing district administrators.
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This was a strategic agreement that would help the United States have access to the Middle East and help monitor the Soviet Union, bypassing Afghanistan.
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Each game has multiple save files, so you can hop in and out of games easily, bypassing the often restrictive nature of retro game saves.
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Instead, rail workers' representatives warned the government of industrial action if it goes ahead with plans to introduce the reforms by decree, bypassing parliamentary debate.
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This time around, she is bypassing stores, including Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, which once stocked her wares, selling directly to consumers via her website.
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They've also had more time to build up their resources for a down payment, meaning many are bypassing the need for a starter home altogether.
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But the #MeToo Movement has awakened survivors and catapulted many of them straight into stage 4, perhaps bypassing a prolonged painstaking process of emotional turmoil.
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Google's got its Google Now helper, Microsoft's got Cortana, and Amazon has Alexa, who lives on a wireless speaker called Echo, completely bypassing the smartphone.
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In a lawsuit, Daphne and her husband say the landlord's bypassing rent control laws, and annually jacking up the monthly rent on their NYC apartment.
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Consequently, ballot initiatives can be a way of bypassing the party cartel process and allowing voters with conservative views on abortion, gun regulation, environmentalism, etc.
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The company cuts costs by bypassing in-person appointments and selling dental aligners for a fraction of the cost of traditional braces or Invisalign services.
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The two technology companies chose cities with a wealth of white-collar workers and high employment, bypassing other regions that may have required more investment.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Recession fears climb and markets dive — now what?
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Colo.), Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (N.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke, ex-HUD secretary Julian CastroJulian CastroCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Castro releases animal welfare plan as part of presidential campaign Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE and Minn.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio), Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonWilliamson unveils plan to create Cabinet-level Department of Peace Marianne Williamson says she will remove Oval Office portrait of Andrew Jackson if elected Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, and Andrew YangAndrew YangCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE — were tied at 1 percent each in the poll.
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Acosta attended Wednesday's crowded hearing, bypassing a line of reporters — he greeted several colleagues — and members of the public to enter the courtroom with his lawyers.
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Watch: Spain's Sex Supermarket A guy friend who admits to having had condom-less casual sex recently tried to explain the phenomenon of bypassing these conversations.
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Even some supporters of the changes to the law have criticized the speed at which Chief Executive Carrie Lam is seeking its passage, bypassing normal procedure.
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Some of the hesitation from the international community is because Kosovo is bypassing a change to its constitution, which would be blocked by Kosovo Serb representatives.
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And this one was to see if they could manipulate our emotional state with the same kind of methodologies, bypassing awareness, subliminal cues, and so forth.
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Legal challenges have held up many of Trump's initiatives, but immigration advocates say he has managed to build an "invisible wall" through executive actions bypassing Congress.
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And earlier this year, U.K. mobile carrier 3 started to block adverts at a network level, essentially bypassing the need for users to download individual software.
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If you love bypassing regional locks and want to view Netflix without borders, only a handful of VPNs can successfully bypass the watchful eye of Netflix.
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Few in Mombasa are pleased by the idea of cargo being sent straight to the interior, bypassing the armies of agents based in the port city.
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But on Wednesday, Republicans on both of those committees simply suspended the usual rules and sent the nominees through to the full Senate, bypassing the boycotts.
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The United Nations and aid organizations have also faced criticism for slow reconstruction efforts due to a lack of coordination and bypassing the government and businesses.
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The $85 million project, just 90 km from the China-sponsored Gwadar port in Pakistan, creates a transit route between India, Iran and Afghanistan, bypassing Pakistan.
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"The diver in July intentionally swam into one of the intake pipes after bypassing a piece of equipment to minimize the entry of objects," he said.
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Mayor John Tory acknowledged the absurdity of the city's estimates but said it does not condone private citizens bypassing city bylaws to build public structures themselves.
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Given their pedigree, it's no surprise that the company has already raised an $8.5 million funding round, either (and it's basically bypassing the seed round stage).
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Some of the more prolific of the business owners seem to be bypassing the storefront altogether and coordinating sales to a wider audience through social media.
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Over the years, he had consolidated absolute control over the operations of the union, often bypassing his executive board on even the most significant financial decisions.
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The truck "forced its way through, by driving onto the sidewalk," bypassing a checkpoint where police vehicles blocked the entrance to the promenade, the prefecture said.
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Lawmakers also passed a "right to try" bill, which allows those with deadly diseases to try experimental treatment while bypassing the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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This reptilian brain has been updated with a cerebral cortex and other modern brain structures that are the seat of reason — but Trump is bypassing them.
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She gained attention early from prominent European curators before being seen at home, thus bypassing some of the obstacles usually encountered by female artists in China.
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Bohbot and others are now trying to determine what effect, if any, the repeated bypassing of this region of the brain might be having on us.
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The move comes at a time when U.S. President Barack Obama faces a political storm for bypassing Congress with new measures to tighten U.S. gun rules.
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Mail Drop is a program on your iPhone, Mac, and iPad that allows you to send large email attachments over iCloud, thus bypassing email size limits.
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"This is my first success at bypassing the DRM, I really didn't want to go down that path," Libre VR said in a post to Reddit.
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A lack of justice and accountability hangs like a spectre over the unresolved accident and left the band's subsequent tours bypassing the city for six years.
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The White House was contemplating bypassing Congress and attempting to cut capital gains taxes (taxes imposed when an investor sells an asset, such as a stock).
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Mr. Sessions also asked Senate leaders to lift rules that prevented the Justice Department from bypassing state laws to enforce a federal ban on medical marijuana.
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More than once, they even observed penguins bypassing a swarm of krill to capture a jelly, suggesting there's some other, unknown benefit in these gelatinous meals.
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This time around, there likely won't be a confirmation hearing, because Trump installed Grenell as director of national intelligence only in an acting capacity, bypassing Congress.
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Department stores have struggled to hold their place in retail as more sales move online and brands increasingly opt to sell directly to consumers, bypassing middlemen.
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That was a rebuke, perhaps, to the streaming giant for spending a sultan's ransom to campaign for votes and for largely bypassing theaters with its films.
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It was a rebuke, perhaps, to the streaming giant for spending a sultan's ransom to campaign for votes and for largely bypassing theaters with its films.
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Because of the uniqueness of a person's head shape, the likelihood of bypassing facial recognition with the incorrect face is 1 in a million, he added.
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France and multiple Brazilian states reportedly plan to team up, bypassing right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro, to protect Brazil's rainforests as they are ravaged by wildfires.
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A: The PBOC is worried about crypto-currency becoming rampant, and therefore become a way of bypassing capital control (since) bitcoin can freely travel across borders.
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The couturier seized upon a leaf brooch by Verdura at an auction preview, bypassing some of the more extravagant marvels on display for the graphic piece.
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"If you find yourself continually bypassing an item at the front, that is a signal to you that you just don't like that item," she said.
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Framing an issue as an emergency where time is of the essence is a means of bypassing the much slower civilian world of deliberation and facts.
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The states' lawsuit, much like the others, argues that the Trump administration is bypassing Congress's constitutional authority over federal funding and hurting states in the process.
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A European initiative aimed at bypassing U.S. sanctions on Iran is unlikely to meaningfully help the Islamic Republic, according to White House National Security Advisor John Bolton.
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Another possible explanation for the difference is that California gun buyers are bypassing that state's 10-day waiting period by driving into Nevada to make their purchase.
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The representative asked Live Nation to place 88,000 tickets for an upcoming tour on ticket-resale sites, bypassing outlets where they could be bought at face value.
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The server contains passwords to both email addresses and servers which are apparently being used to send large amounts of spam through legitimate accounts, thereby bypassing filters.
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But recently, spammers have found a new method of bypassing Gmail's spam filters, and it makes it look like you are the one sending out the junk.
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The co-production treaty provides Indian producers with the opportunity of bypassing China's strict quotas on the number of foreign films that can be screened each year.
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The goal with Nexus was to sell unlocked phones directly to consumers, thereby bypassing all the carrier restrictions and software bloat they want to dump on them.
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However, according to the new report, Pyongyang has been bypassing these restrictions for years, via numerous front companies and international facilitators, paid for in cash or gold.
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These marketplaces exist in direct violation of Facebook's terms of service and brazenly offer step-by-step guides for bypassing the company's detection while using bogus profiles.
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Bypassing child-friendly charm for backstory psychology, its dreamscape is weighted with yadda-yadda-yadda about being true to yourself, honoring family and being loyal to friends.
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As part of the #MeToo campaign, many people have identified abusers online, bypassing talking to journalists, law enforcement, and human resources departments, let alone Title IX offices.
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And the department store sector as a whole is troubled, with more and more consumers shopping directly with brands such as Nike and Kate Spade, bypassing wholesalers.
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Since the whole thing is bypassing the Google Play store (much to Google's chagrin), you'll need to install the Fortnite Installer APK to install Fortnite the game.
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One new feature will be the Locker, which gives you the ability to protect some documents and photos with a PIN or fingerprint, bypassing any cloud storage.
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However, the issue before the Supreme Court is whether President Obama overstepped his authority by trying to legalize a broad class of individuals by fiat, bypassing Congress.
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But Berlin is resisting pressure to halt a second project, Nord Stream, which will run from Russia and under the Baltic Sea to Germany, also bypassing Ukraine.
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In the Senate, Gillibrand invoked the obscure Rule 14, which allows members to expedite legislation by bypassing committee deliberations and putting it straight on the Senate calendar.
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The city has now sued COR, accusing it of bypassing the city, and ducking the local-hiring requirements that Syracuse would impose in exchange for tax breaks.
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I've already mentioned All Is by My Side, and it's worth noting how much that movie accomplishes by bypassing both Hendrix's music and most of his life.
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More frequently, data is accessed via APIs, unified sets of methods that developers can employ to directly connect to a data source, bypassing the human interface completely.
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Bitcoin is a digital currency that enables individuals to transfer value to each other and pay for goods and services bypassing banks and the mainstream financial system.
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This course is designed to train you to become one by filling you in on cracking passwords, bypassing security layers, crashing systems, and a whole lot more.
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Whether it's poking fun at tired sexuality labels or bypassing frustrating tropes for what people really want on dating apps, polling memes will always have mass appeal.
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Bertone hired the construction firm of a friend to do the reconstruction work, bypassing the customary bidding process, and made a down payment with his own money.
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The amount is deducted from the customers' phone credit as is the case with many other services across the continent, bypassing the problem of low banking penetration.
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Even today, Edley doesn't know if Obama was ever told of the idea, and he regrets not bypassing the campaign operatives and reaching out to him personally.
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If the regulator rules positively on that request, the Burnaby decision would be "just the beginning" of Kinder Morgan's bypassing local authorities, said the Dogwood environmental group.
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As passionate as both sides of this debate are, bypassing a gridlocked Congress to do that which could not be done legislatively is not the right path.
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But Patrick Kiley, Rapid7's lead researcher on the issue, said an attacker could exploit the vulnerability with access to a plane or by bypassing airport security.
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Bypassing normal judicial order, the Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court last week to review the case before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled.
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For example, NAFTA includes the investor-state dispute settlement procedure that allows foreign companies to sue the U.S. for laws they do not like, bypassing American courts.
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Owning a house is no longer a defining part of the American Dream, Olick wrote, and more people are bypassing the need for a starter home altogether.
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They'll ship a selection of baby food with ingredients that include chia seed, pitaya, and quinoa, directly to the customer, thereby bypassing the the grocery store shelves.
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Law enforcement had previously been able to break into and obtain data from phones by connecting them to devices running special software, bypassing the phone's security features.
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WhatsApp was one of the first apps to let people send and receive text messages on smartphones, bypassing network charges, making it increasingly popular among younger users.
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The F.B.I. wants Apple's help bypassing the password mechanism of an iPhone that belonged to one of the attackers in December's mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
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That process has already begun with organizations like Direct Primary Care, in which doctors are bypassing the red tape and asking for direct payment for their services.
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Smava would provide the big data analytics to assess both sides' credit-worthiness, bypassing banks and their high fees, long wait times and more conservative credit scoring.
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The planned law would give European prosecutors the power to compel companies to hand over data, bypassing existing legal channels known as mutual legal assistance treaties (MLAT).
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Senators from both parties increasingly worried about North Korea's nuclear weapons program are talking about bypassing President Trump and hitting the country with sanctions on their own.
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As we first reported ... cops say a man in his 20s showed up at Ariana's house Saturday afternoon, somehow bypassing security and brazenly knocking on her door.
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Thousands of Israeli couples a year are now ignoring the legalities, bypassing the state rabbinical authority, known as the Chief Rabbinate, and marrying any way they wish.
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LinkedIn is very useful for finding and contacting sources, and for bypassing all the people corporations employ to keep you from finding out what's really going on.
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Mr. Lewis is part of a growing group of A-list authors bypassing print and releasing audiobook originals, hoping to take advantage of the exploding audiobook market.
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Because the shape of a person's head is unique, the likelihood of bypassing facial recognition with someone else's face is one in a million, according to Apple.
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Regional hospitals would work with physicians and MRTCs to transport clinically unstable patients directly to COVID-85033 isolation facilities at hospitals, bypassing non-contaminated zones of hospitals.
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Many nations have set aside a significantly greater proportion of land for conservation than the global average, yet are not compensated for the costs of bypassing development.
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He highlighted his administration's action on immigration, while failing to mention that his policies have been largely carried out through executive orders and regulations, thus bypassing Congress.
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For weeks, the cats had been evading Sikich, bypassing the bait he laid and spending long stretches of time on private land, where he could not follow.
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The Grenada passport allows holders to enter China without a visa, completely bypassing the time consuming visa process necessary for someone who only holds a US passport.
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Bitcoin is a digital currency that enables individuals to transfer value to each other and pay for goods and services, bypassing banks and the mainstream financial system.
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The move underscores how funds-of-funds are scrambling to stay relevant as many original clients, including pension funds, are protesting high fees and bypassing these middlemen.
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In 24, he helped mastermind Mr. Hirst's audacious attempt at bypassing his dealers by organizing an epic auction at Sotheby's of more than 22009 of his works.
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Add an interview with the New York Times editorial board to the presidential campaign stops Mike Bloomberg is bypassing on his route to seeking the Democratic nomination.
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Reconciliation will be an invaluable tool for Republicans because it will allow them to move legislation through the Senate with just 51 votes, bypassing a Democratic filibuster.
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The answer, legal experts say, is that it puts the Trump administration on stronger legal ground as it faces scrutiny for bypassing Congress to order the killing.
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These so-called "robo-advisers," like Wealthfront and Betterment, manage clients' money using algorithms and allow clients to see and alter their investments online, bypassing human advisers.
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Under normal circumstances, the Supreme Court disfavors parties from bypassing lower court proceedings and asking for direct review, but the Trump administration says the step is necessary.
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Earlier this summer, Mnuchin said Treasury was looking into whether the agency could use its regulatory powers to make a unilateral change on capital gains, bypassing Congress.
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Lawmakers are bypassing Mulvaney, who is embroiled in the Trump-Ukraine impeachment drama, because he is less trusted as an authoritative voice for the administration (The Hill).
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Uber expanded into Europe five years ago and has come under attack from taxi companies who see it as unfair competition bypassing strict licensing and safety rules.
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"I was not aware of the amount, nor was I aware of the bypassing or the [White House Presidential Personnel Office] process not being respected," Pruitt responded.
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The Treasury Department is considering bypassing Congress to cut $100 billion in taxes, mainly for the rich, according to a report Monday in The New York Times.
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By the numbers: Walgreens — which bought the vast majority of its pain pills directly from manufacturers, bypassing distributors — bought about 13 billion pills over this time period.
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It was in hopes of bypassing Venice and the Middle East that the monarchs of Spain and Portugal funded the great voyages of the age of discovery.
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Because a person's head shape is unique, the likelihood of bypassing infrared-based facial recognition with an incorrect face is one in a million, according to Qualcomm.
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Then, when Poisk introduced refillable cylinders, climbing guides began funneling used ones into a black market and cutting costs by bypassing the company for refilling and maintenance.
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Seth MoultonSeth Wilbur MoultonBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Native American advocates question 2628 Democrats' commitment 28503 Democrats urge Israel to reverse decision banning Omar, Tlaib visit MORE (Mass.) and Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Ohio), are other names being tossed around.
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Y.), Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D-N.J.).
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio) and Seth MoultonSeth Wilbur Moulton28503 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Native American advocates question 22019 Democrats' commitment MORE (D-Mass.) and former Rep.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio), and author Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonWilliamson unveils plan to create Cabinet-level Department of Peace Marianne Williamson says she will remove Oval Office portrait of Andrew Jackson if elected Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.), and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Colo.). Rep.
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Vox's Timothy Lee calls it the disruption of politics: Social media allows politicians to reach out directly to their partisans, bypassing the establishment infrastructure and empowering the grassroots.
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As a non-discursive kind of writing, drawing speaks to a level of consciousness deeper than thought, bypassing the nagging intellect and going straight for the nervous system.
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Attackers can jump from one vulnerable IoT device to the next, totally bypassing mainstream devices like PCs and servers, and charting a course that's much harder to detect.
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For example, Facebook users manipulated or edited the mosque shooting video slightly, bypassing the Facebook algorithms designed to automatically remove copies of videos already identified as terrorist content.
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In his first solo press conference as president, Trump touted a list of accomplishments he said the White House has made, bypassing what he called the "dishonest" media.
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"I was not aware of the amount, nor was I aware of the bypassing or the [White House Office of Presidential Personnel] process not being respected," Pruitt said.
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Researchers are now experimenting with therapies for depression through altering the microbiome in the gut — meaning we might be able to treat depression by bypassing the brain altogether.
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As for the boy's occasional movements, that's a spinal reflex -- "a reflexive action mediated by cells in the spinal cord, bypassing the brain altogether," according to the doctor.
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The emergence of fintech, however, saw a flurry of investment into start-ups that took the concept of peer-to-peer transactions digital, bypassing banks in the process.
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A popular activity during these nighttime outings is swapping apps via file-sharing utilities like ShareIt and Xender, bypassing the Google Play store, which requires a Google account.
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The fact that online daters have so much more choice can break down barriers: evidence suggests that the internet is boosting interracial marriages by bypassing homogenous social groups.
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It actually works better than Face ID by automatically bypassing the lock screen to get you straight into your phone without you ever having to touch the display.
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This interoperability defence would have to shield digital toolsmiths from all manner of claims: tortious interference, bypassing copyright locks, patent infringement and, of course, violating terms of service.
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A group, labeling itself "Google You Owe Us," is taking Google to court, claiming it unlawfully collected personal information by bypassing privacy settings on Apple's iPhone Safari browser.
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Worth St. is closed between Church St. and Hudson and the 1, 2, and 3 trains are bypassing Franklin and Chambers St. in the area in both directions.
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On the business side, it has experimented with bypassing in-app subscriptions and also a new mobile-only package to make its service more affordable in emerging markets.
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President Donald Trump is considering bypassing Congress to cut capital gains taxes by changing the way they are calculated, Bloomberg reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Digiday reports the social network is considering bypassing Google Play and Apple's App Store to avoid the mandatory 30 percent cut that each operator takes from digital payments.
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In the long run the answer to the remittances puzzle is a shift away from expensive cash-based systems and a bypassing of banks and transfer firms altogether.
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Organizations that have shown a great deal of promise have had founders step down, executives replaced and employees lost due to bypassing important compliance practices required by law.
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And, it is hoped, the idea of returning most revenue directly to constituents, bypassing nefarious Big Government, will attract more conservative Democrats and perhaps even a few Republicans.
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This is particularly useful when it comes to increasing the efficiency of shipping escrow by removing or limiting the intermediaries involved, and therefore bypassing the markups they post.
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The 21-year part of the US dollar market has been treacherous in 22 and not always easy to access, with some issuers completely bypassing the tenor altogether.
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Turkey imposed the state of emergency, which limits some freedoms and allows the government to rule by decrees bypassing parliament, after a failed military coup in July 2016.
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Meanwhile, PepsiCo is bypassing the vending machines and using self-driving robots to deliver snacks directly to college students at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, Calif.
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If that password isn't secure or you used it elsewhere then hackers can use it to gain access to Skype, bypassing any two-factor authentication provided by Microsoft.
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Google has decoupled many core Android elements from the OS itself, allowing updates to be delivered via the Play Store and bypassing the usually glacial carrier validation procedures.
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Obviously, even bypassing the US or the UK doesn't mean you avoid surveillance altogether—your own country might be spying on you, and the researchers themselves admit that.
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In the op-ed, Schiff echoed other Democrats' criticism of Trump for bypassing normal succession in "handpicking" Whitaker, citing the acting attorney general's deep skepticism of the probe.
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Apple this week defied a court order to assist authorities in bypassing security features on a phone belonging to one of the attackers in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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A new study of this kind of housing in Minnesota suggests it might worsen racial segregation by bypassing black and Latino people in favor of younger, white tenants.
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There's a $5 delivery fee, and the entire transaction, including the tip, is done digitally, bypassing the city's requirement for a permit to sell items on the beach.
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The key hurdle is bypassing the Trump sentries, the eagle-eyed loyalists in black suits who are the ultimate determiners of who gets in and who stays out.
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The great danger is that the White House could one day be held by a Trumpian disciple who is actually competent at bypassing the constitutional impediments to tyranny.
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The plaintiffs filed the class action in 2012 in federal court accusing Santander of violations of the debt collection law including misrepresenting debt loads and bypassing debtors' lawyers.
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Lawmakers have approved a revised peace accord with the country's largest rebel group, bypassing voters who rejected an earlier version of the deal in a referendum in October.
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Republicans already seem willing to concede to Democratic demands on bypassing wall funding altogether; Crowley said funding the wall "was no longer an issue" in an interview Wednesday.
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The Taliban have refused, angering Mr. Ghani, who has repeatedly expressed concern that the current talks' bypassing of his administration is further destabilizing the already fragile Afghan state.
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After the 2016 election, Mr. Abe circumvented protocol, bypassing the Obama White House to meet directly with the president-elect and members of his family in Trump Tower.
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He rejected the idea that the raid had been politically motivated, though he himself now wants direct reports from the director of intelligence, bypassing his own interior minister.
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Lawmakers have said the provision is aimed at Chinese companies that had been bypassing the Cfius review by forming joint ventures with American companies or licensing their technology.
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And in bypassing already weak local police and judges, the government allowed those institutions to atrophy, with money and political attention diverted to military and federal forces instead.
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Under the Dodd-Frank law, banks that commit crimes or are punished by regulators for knowingly engaging in misconduct stand to lose the privilege of bypassing the paperwork.
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And there's nothing keeping me from using the Alexa app for location-based smart home routines, either, bypassing the need to even utter a command in the car.
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Supplies might be flown in, bypassing clogged ports, but experts say a no-deal exit could also interfere with air travel, grounding many flights from the European Union.
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Here's what you need to know: • The Trump administration is considering bypassing Congress to grant a $100 billion tax cut by adjusting for inflation in determining capital gains.
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Moving slowly from Spanish town to Spanish town in the absence of bypassing four-lane highways was an experience that is now as defunct as the Underwood 5.
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Of course, bypassing the sonohysterogram made a big difference in the overall costs incurred but not having to do IVF was by far the most tremendous financial relief.
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It has also raised questions about Mr. Trump's consent for his personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, to deal directly with Ukrainian government officials, bypassing his own State Department.
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Some companies like Slack (WORK), Spotify (SPOT) and iHeartMedia (IHRT) have decided to go public through direct listings, bypassing the expensive fees they would owe investment banks altogether.
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Some moderates immediately argued that the messiness of Iowa has only validated Mr. Bloomberg's bet on bypassing the early states to focus on contests in March and beyond.
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By bypassing the traditional logic of genetics and evolution, epigenetics can arouse fantasies about warp-speeding heredity: you can make your children taller by straining your neck harder.
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I didn't want her to grow up in a reality where money rules, where the abuse of power and the constant bypassing of the rules was the norm.
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But he has already asked Senate leaders to roll back rules that block the Justice Department from bypassing state laws to enforce a federal ban on medical marijuana.
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Twitter, Ms. Conway said, is the president's most potent weapon when it comes to bypassing the powerful people he believes have controlled the flow of information too long.
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In the late-stage study, 62.9 percent of patients receiving emicizumab experienced zero treated bleeds compared to 5.6 percent of those receiving so-called bypassing agents, Roche said.
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But television ratings for the speech have steadily fallen over the decades, and Trump has shown a penchant for bypassing traditional communication channels in favor of social media.
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The bill would also repeal a 1978 Supreme Court decision that allowed national banks to charge whatever interest rates they please by bypassing state caps on interest rates.
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His campaign has focused on amassing delegates in the more than a dozen primaries taking place on that date in early March, bypassing the four early nominating contests.
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As the power of the internet grew and became ubiquitous, the industry rumbled about bands and artists bypassing labels and using the Internet to do direct sales and distribution.
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Levy and other analysts point to the way the steel and aluminum tariffs were rolled out, with Navarro deliberately bypassing policymaking protocol to make sure he beat his opponents.
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Apple says the appeal is just another attempt by the government to continue its fight to establish a precedent for forcing companies like this to assist in bypassing encryption.
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Meanwhile, Trump is bypassing the very institutions that would keep his lies in check by going straight to Twitter and speaking to the masses without challenge, filter or context.
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They've uncovered a vulnerability in vehicular internal networks that's not only near-universal, but also can be exploited while bypassing the auto industry's first attempts at anti-hacking mechanisms.
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As a non-discursive kind of writing, Siena's drawing speaks to a level of consciousness deeper than thought, bypassing the nagging intellect and going straight for the nervous system.
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Bypassing galleries altogether, stARTup aims to connect collectors directly to artists, over 250 of which have been selected for inclusion by a team of curators, gallerists, and their peers.
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One notable option is SpaceX's future Starship rocket that, when complete, could potentially launch from Earth and land humans directly on the lunar surface, bypassing the Gateway all together.
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But that was a time when Democrats controlled Congress and liberals were upset about what they saw as Mr. Bush's overreaching on executive power, including bypassing laws against torture.
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Blizzard, maker of World of Warcraft and Overwatch, has held its own fan festival annually since 2005, bypassing E3 and selling more than 25,000 tickets at $200 a pop.
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That is why the joint statement in May included hints about bypassing the WTO's crippling requirement for consensus, instead opting for getting a "critical mass" of countries to agree.
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A new study published in the science journal Nature describes a new neuroprosthetic interface that acts as a wireless bridge between the brain and the spine, bypassing the injury.
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Recently, however, scientists have developed sensitive new molecular tools that allow them to directly hunt for bacterial or viral DNA in blood samples, bypassing the need for any growth.
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In the UAE, VTTI holds storage in Fujairah, a bunkering hub where ADNOC sends most of its crude, bypassing the often-troublesome Strait of Hormuz, which is further north.
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For some people, such as those with locked-in syndrome or motor neurone disease, bypassing speech problems to access and retrieve their mind's language directly would be truly transformative.
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Thus, bypassing Ukraine (and Poland, for which the same considerations apply to a lesser extent) is the main point (as it was of an earlier failed venture, South Stream).
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Roel Schouwenberg, the director of intelligence and research at Celsus Advisory Group, has done research on issues like SIM swapping, bypassing two-factor authentication, and abusing account recovery mechanisms.
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Some academics see populism first and foremost as a type of leadership in which the charismatic leader communicates directly with the people, bypassing or abolishing representative institutions like parliaments.
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Bypassing a theatrical release for the relative small potatoes of a streaming service might seem counterintuitive, especially when you've got the wind of an Oscar nomination at your back.
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Mr. Trump has already succeeded in forcing countries to beg for individual exemptions to steel and aluminum tariffs, bypassing the World Trade Organization, the usual forum for trade disputes.
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Last year activists used the Internet to mobilise the biggest anti-government protests in a decade, bypassing traditional opposition parties as anger grew over Mugabe's handling of the economy.
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Like Microsoft, startups Magic Leap, Meta, Avegant, ODG, Vuzix and others (including corporates like Epson) are going straight to tethered smartglasses or standalone smartglasses and bypassing mobile AR entirely.
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The former Florida governor and Republican presidential candidate acknowledged there are benefits to Trump's Twitter habit, including bypassing the media to get his message directly to millions of people.
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The catch is that when a processor guesses a branch, it's bypassing an access control check and, for a moment, exposing the protected kernel space to the user space.
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The proposed legislation would be bypassing the FDA while failing to address the real roadblocks that exist when desperate patients and families attempt to access potentially life-saving drugs.
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The move prompted bitter criticism from political opponents who accused the government of bypassing parliament by opting for a decree over an amendment that would require lawmakers to vote.
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In July, Mr. Trump chose the clean-cut Mr. Pence as his running mate, bypassing Mr. Christie in part because of the nagging questions about the bridge closing scandal.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE.
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Your $100 credit will benefit you for the duration of up to five years, and you will save some serious time bypassing long lines when flying to international destinations.
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A privilege from his time as prime minister allowed him to leave the chamber through a back entrance, bypassing the throng of reporters and cameras in the main lobby.
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In some regions, especially in informal settlements, people might have tapped into existing power lines, bypassing payment, making the prospect of paying for electricity at all seem completely alien.
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The UAE, backed by its Saudi allies built a 220-mile, 48-inch oil pipeline from the Persian Gulf direct to Gulf of Oman, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
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The amendment helped France's Total in its plans to develop Italy's Tempa Rossa oil field by bypassing the need to secure permits from two Italian regions opposing the development.
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EnQuest is also in talks with BP to continue exporting oil from the Clair Field west of Shetland and to stop oil potentially bypassing the terminal, the union said.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE.
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In March 2011, the branch issued the first fake credit guarantees of $15.5 million to Modi's firms through SWIFT messages, bypassing the internal banking system, the PNB investigators said.
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His aides have said that if he runs he will be focusing on Super Tuesday states and bypassing the early primaries, such as Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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Some students even took matters into their own hands to speed things up by bypassing the university's payment request process and simply putting up the money themselves, Rodriguez said.
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This expedited process allows Republicans in the Senate, where they hold a narrow edge, to pass a reconciliation bill with a simple majority, bypassing a filibuster from the Democrats.
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However, it is impossible to account for some circumstances, such as people leaving the march before it reached Tamar Park or anyone bypassing the march and going directly there.
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Thursday, Motherboard published an investigation showing that police forces and federal agencies across the country have purchased relatively cheap tools to unlock up-to-date iPhones, bypassing their encryption.
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Others see him as brash, power-hungry and inexperienced, and they resent him for bypassing his elder relatives and concentrating so much power in one branch of the family.
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The goal of this direct-to-voter messaging seems twofold: They can more easily shape their narratives and appear more human while also bypassing difficult questions from the media.
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By bypassing Hammon, Popovich has invited a fresh round of criticism in what has been a difficult season, with San Antonio's run of 22 consecutive playoff appearances in jeopardy.
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Then, surgeons connect the pouch to the end of the small intestine, so that food travels directly there, bypassing the stomach and the first portion of the small intestine.
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They said legislators departed from procedural norms in passing the law, including classifying it as emergency legislation, cutting debate short and bypassing the ordinary committee process in both chambers.
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Three decades later, I reported the 1999 Kargil conflict from the war front, but only after bypassing massive resistance to having a woman in an all-male battle zone.
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His ruling aligns with the January decision from a federal judge in New York, which the government has appealed directly to the Supreme Court, bypassing the federal appeals court.
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"I was not aware of the amount, nor was I aware of the bypassing or the [White House Office of Presidential Personnel] process not being respected," Pruitt told Rep.
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The court declined the administration's request for them to take a very rare step of bypassing the appellate courts to hear a challenge to the President's rescission of DACA.
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"They're basically bypassing the laws that alcohol is illegal on the reservation," said Rosie Freier, the owner of a shop on Pine Ridge that sells Native art and jewelry.
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Macy's has struggled to find ways to grow sales, with more shoppers turning to the internet or going directly to brands to buy things, bypassing trips to traditional malls.
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India's prime minister faces charges of bypassing procedures, causing loss in public funds, compromising national security and using the arms deal to offer a lucrative contract to an ally.
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Bloomberg has staked his candidacy on amassing delegates during those Super Tuesday contests, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on campaign advertising and bypassing the first four nominating states.
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And many Senate Republicans are uneasy about the White House's notion of bypassing Congress and building the wall under the aegis of a state of emergency on the border.
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But it's not a particularly distressed region, and efforts to target assistance to electorally crucially Midwestern industrial states would end up bypassing the places that are most in need.
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You could easily spend an hour on the material from the '80s and '90s that appears at the entrance, bypassing the earlier experimental and politically driven work of Colab.
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Cheddar has done a brilliant job of marrying the most traditional business systems with today's viewers by bypassing cable and sharing its daily broadcasts through Facebook, Twitter and Roku.
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"In the current spat, if there is hardball going on, it takes the form of White House people bypassing the established systems for vetting executive orders," Tushnet told me.
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Of course, it is possible to avoid Amazon entirely: Jesse Brickel, a 30-year-old musician with a day job, said he had been bypassing the company since March.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Colo.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) are competing with Biden for the centrist slot.
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Y.), Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 85033 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (Minn.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (N.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D-N.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE at 14 percent, and Sen.
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MORE (Colo.), Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (Minn.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (N.
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Names like Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE have been the popular choice of the establishment wing.
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Rixi works by bypassing poor smartphone penetration in the low-income rickshaw market by polling drivers' locations using cellphone towers and matching passengers' messaged locations to points on Google Maps.
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Republicans already seem willing to concede to Democratic demands on bypassing wall funding altogether; Crowley said funding the wall "was no longer an issue" of debate in an interview Wednesday.
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The pipelines are sensitive geopolitically, because they increase German and European dependence on Russian natural gas while bypassing Ukraine and Poland, cutting off some transit fees for those two economies.
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Your best bet is to use CarPlay or Android Auto for navigation and multimedia and then use the physical climate control buttons, essentially bypassing the rest of the system altogether.
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This matters because it could indicate the court is moving to forbid what critics of the practice call policing for profit and bypassing people's rights to a trial by jury.
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The license reportedly allows collectors to buy historic or novel guns while bypassing state regulations such as the 10-day waiting period and the minimum 30-day span between purchases.
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The $11-billion Nord Stream 2 project, led by Russia's Gazprom, aims to double capacity of the existing Nord Stream 1 pipeline from next year, bypassing traditional routes through Ukraine.
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Each stop on the Miku Expo tour, I gathered, is the brow-dampening effort of 20 union-bypassing Japanese workmen and a pair of ambiguously ethical 13-hour marathon workdays.
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Roche, which has filed emicizumab for European and U.S. approval, said the drug cut the treated bleed rate by 79 percent compared with bypassing agents, according to its latest data.
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Though the Obama administration officially ratified the agreement in 2016, it did so under the authority of an "executive agreement," bypassing the two-thirds Senate vote needed to approve treaties.
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The FBI's proposals for bypassing encryption with backdoors would also make internet security catastrophically worse, since it requires opening security holes that anyone, not just the "good guys," could exploit.
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This encryption isn't 100% secure, but bypassing it takes a very sophisticated attack The new feature comes after Facebook received criticism for scanning and retaining links shared in private messages.
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Bypassing back story or even a stab at introductions, Birkenmeier drops us onto a St. Louis roof on a hot day in June 1983 when nothing seems to be happening.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE: Sen.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (N.J.).
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In Africa, offshore finance often underlies the exploitation of mineral wealth, with the benefits bypassing the public and going largely to wealthy executives and the government officials they pay off.
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And on Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reported that this holiday season Calvin Klein will for the first time sell new underwear styles only through Amazon, bypassing traditional department stores.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (Minn.).
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D).
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Last year, activists used the Internet to mobilise the biggest anti-government protests in a decade, bypassing traditional opposition parties as anger grew over Mugabe's handling of a failing economy.
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And there is always Hollywood, which is scrambling to devise new ways to deliver its content as consumers increasingly are using Netflix or Amazon and bypassing TV and movie theaters.
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By continuing to pursue "persons unknown" while closely surveilling individuals, the companies are potentially bypassing the protesters' democratic rights by preventing them putting across a defense in the injunction hearings.
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Based in Toronto and Buenos Aires, four-year-old Mejuri designs, makes and sells jewelry directly to women primarily online in addition to two offline showrooms, bypassing middle-person costs.
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The album's opening track, "Dementia Americana," sees the four-piece wasting no time punching back into the swing of things, bypassing all other bullshit and exploding right into the chorus.
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Russia's Gazprom is counting on its deep natural gas ties with Italy to revive plans aimed at bypassing Ukraine as a transit state for politically sensitive gas shipments to Europe.
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We need an incentive or mandate to add contactless readers to the chip and stripe readers, and allow the mobile phone to be the authenticator (bypassing the PIN entry keys).
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VPNs are great for ensuring your digital data and activity stays secure, but they are also useful for bypassing the online restrictions that stand in the way of extra content.
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His decision to locate the Broad museum just up the street from the concert hall — bypassing Santa Monica and Beverly Hills — has also been seen as crucial to downtown's emergence.
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To many Mexicans, the school — where Santiago, 18 other children and seven adults perished — became a symbol of their pain, and of the very human cost of bypassing construction codes.
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The most reliable mechanical support today is the left-ventricular assist device, which attaches to the native heart, pumping blood directly into the aorta, thus essentially bypassing the failing heart.
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Then, in the 22.6s, technological and economic developments created a global market for liquefied natural gas, which can be loaded onto ships, bypassing pipelines that would run through Saudi territory.
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"So we have both candidates coming," Mr. Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One on Thursday evening, speaking at length about Middle East peace and bypassing the subject of impeachment.
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As well as bypassing the need for app stores, mini programs offer speed of access to users because they can be loaded instantly from within WeChat on any operating system.
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Multiple sources brought up her habit of bypassing the secretary and going directly to the White House, specifically Vice President Mike Pence, with whom she has a close professional relationship.
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In August, the company, which submitted its fuel exports application months ago, sold its first jet fuel cargo for export through a state-owned firm, bypassing Beijing's export quota restriction.
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A successful Maryland experiment could open an avenue to cut costs through the states, perhaps one state at a time, bypassing the steep political hurdle of selling a national plan.
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Pointing to a doorway in one photo of the church facade, Mr. Incontri also disclosed a little-known method for bypassing the long queues that form outside the landmark cathedral.
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In notes to the report, FTI said it was still attempting a more thorough analysis of the iPhone, including by jailbreaking it, or bypassing Apple's control system on the phone.
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Take, for example, their extraordinary capacity for connection, bypassing traditional methods; their defiance of convention, even their iconoclasm; or their delight in challenging existing elites on behalf of the people.
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Turkstream, a pipeline to supply Russian gas to Europe while bypassing Ukraine, is set to run via Bulgaria and Serbia before arriving in Hungary and supplying Germany, Austria and others.
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The temptation for donors is to focus on the poor in the most wretched, conflict-ridden countries and reach them directly through philanthropic and nongovernmental organizations, bypassing messy, corrupt governments.
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Once created primarily by hijacking the force of bypassing trains, the smashed penny — or elongated, to numismatists and other serious folk — is now a relatively commonplace form of souvenir kitsch.
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After receiving more than 35,000 public comments, triggering two hearings and stirring up months of heated debate, the final version of the rule was approved Monday, bypassing the state legislature.
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The administration appealed the case directly to the Supreme Court, bypassing a federal appeals court, given the need to resolve the matter before census forms are printed in the coming months.
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Senator Ed Markey, a Democrat, said on Thursday he will introduce a bill to stop the Trump administration from what he called "bypassing Congress" on nuclear technology transfer to Saudi Arabia.
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Surgeons seal off a large part of the stomach using staples, leaving behind a small upper pouch, while rerouting part of the small intestine to the new pouch, bypassing the rest.
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In February, Trump declared a national emergency to unlock billions of dollars in federal funds to build the wall, bypassing Congress after lawmakers refused to meet his request for the money.
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It is already a terminal for oil and gas pipelines capable of bringing in an estimated 2813% of China's energy imports, bypassing the Malacca Strait, a strategic choke-point near Singapore.
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Federal judges in Maryland and California also blocked the administration from adding the question; the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case right away, bypassing review at the appeals court level.
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The ability to reach readers directly, bypassing an industry that seemed to be controlled by men, was liberating, says Ms Kawakami, even if her writing left some—like Mr Ishihara—cold.
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The investigation into UBS in the United States began after employee Bradley Birkenfeld revealed a scheme to funnel wealthy customers' cash from the United States to Switzerland, bypassing the U.S. taxman.
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He uses it to lash out at news articles he doesn't like, and has dramatized the process of his cabinet selection by bypassing the press in favor of 140-character announcements.
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Learning from nature while bypassing the physical limitations of size and speed of the human brain is bound to trigger an intelligence explosion that will transform every aspect of the world.
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What Robert Gaunt and his team at the University of Pittsburgh have done is essentially plug the robotic arm directly into the brain, bypassing the intermediary nerves and spinal cord altogether.
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The documents describe clandestine methods for bypassing or defeating encryption, antivirus tools and other protective security features intended to keep the private information of citizens and corporations safe from prying eyes.
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He has implemented and championed a law passed under Mr Yudhoyono which sends government money directly to village leaders, bypassing district heads who are often corrupt and likely to steal it.
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Qantas is bypassing Emirates' hub Dubai on a new Perth-London flight and has indicated that it wants to fly to Paris and Frankfurt from Perth, in another challenge to Emirates.
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Bypassing the guard and moving straight from the clinch to side control, Rousey removes all the opportunities for the opponent to recall their training and return to their tight-elbowed shell.
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The context: Schiff slammed Intel Committee chairman Devin Nunes earlier today for bypassing the committee to announce he had learned of apparent surveillance of the Trump team by the Obama administration.
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The software would help the FBI hack into the phone by bypassing a security time delay and feature that erases all data after 10 consecutive unsuccessful attempts to guess the passcode.
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"It's not that I'm ignoring the long-term issues, I just think they're more than priced in at current levels," Chukumba said, referring to the threat of game studios bypassing GameStop.
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This is because they all have multiple ways customers can make purchases, including ordering online and picking up in the store and bypassing the stores by getting direct deliveries from warehouses.
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Fearing Iran will renounce the JCPOA if it's economy collapses, the E3 (France, Germany, and the U.K.) created a mechanism to continue select transactions with Iran, bypassing the U.S. financial system.
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Brown wants to dig two 40-foot diameter gravity-powered tunnels that divert fresh water in the north, bypassing the Delta completely, and move it south to the state's agriculture interests.
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Then, using an automated platform, they apply thousands of chemical compounds to these animals to see which compounds are effective at reversing or bypassing the loss of the broken gene's function.
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Now that the FBI is capable of bypassing the security of a previously inaccessible set of consumer devices, they will use the technique for investigating more than just the one phone.
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"The convenience of bypassing intermediate points, as well as the opportunity for a longer window of uninterrupted sleep, are two of the principal benefits these flights deliver," an airline representative said.
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The snarls have prompted some travel advisers, including Zach Honig, editor in chief of The Points Guy, to suggest bypassing La Guardia in favor of Newark Liberty or Kennedy International Airports.
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The two companies Yahoo most famously missed buying — Google and Facebook — were far more successful bypassing human organization, and finding algorithms that worked on things like page links and social posts.
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He's pulled this off by bypassing the American party system (with few exceptions, the G.O.P. establishment has not supported Mr. Trump) and substituting a kind of populist nationalism for conservative ideology.
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I traveled with the president to Havana to watch as he did the logical thing, bypassing the inane and antiquated congressional embargo to help move Cuba past its sepia arrested development.
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The Post-Katrina Emergency Management Reform Act deliberately created an open line of communication between FEMA and our head of state, bypassing bureaucratic hurdles that hindered the response to Hurricane Katrina.
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Soon after their logistic divorce, however, Li's ex-husband marries another woman, slut-shames Li, and says that his motivations for their divorce had nothing to do with bypassing property law.
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Ill-informed and ill-equipped public sector workers are being pressured into bypassing standard safeguarding in the case of Muslims, and instead, they're raising their concerns to the government through Prevent.
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At a minimum, Mr. Kim cannot afford to deliver a diplomatic snub to an increasingly assertive and confident Mr. Xi by bypassing him during the coming talks with Seoul and Washington.
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Democratic and some Republican lawmakers say that is a blatant attempt to lay the groundwork for bypassing the need for new congressional war authorization if Mr. Trump decides to strike Iran.
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In a string of other cases, the Trump administration has aggressively fought adverse legal rulings, sometimes by bypassing the appellate courts and appealing directly to the Supreme Court for extraordinary relief.
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Users are then furnished with a mobile or tablet QR code receipt, which they then present to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in special, dedicated lanes, bypassing those longer lines.
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The intrigue: Mike Bloomberg, who's bypassing the early states, thinks a split decision opens a path for him to make a big statement on Super Tuesday (March 3), which includes California.
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But some big-name venture capitalists are trying to get other types of companies to consider the possibility of bypassing the traditional IPO and selling their existing shares to investors directly.
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Emma Sinclair-Webb, Turkey director of Human Rights Watch, described the arrest warrant as "lawless and vindictive", bypassing a European Court of Human Rights ruling in December demanding his immediate release.
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Critics also fear the legislation could carry broader implications and lead to a slippery slope of bypassing FDA regulations for less urgent cases, such as those with chronic illnesses, for example.
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Zimbabweans have used the internet in recent weeks to call for street protests against the government, bypassing traditional opposition parties as anger grows over his administration's handling of a failing economy.
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This would mark the return of the company's Touch ID method of security, which would coexist with Face ID to give consumers two ways of quickly bypassing the device's lock screen.
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Does President Trump's bypassing of Judge William H. Pryor Jr., the shortlisted nominee favored by most social conservatives, mean that the current mainstream does not include the view that Roe v.
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With frustration stemming over the commercial control wielded by the companies who own most academic publishing, some researchers are bypassing established journals altogether by uploading their work directly to the internet.
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They also hoped to take advantage of a loophole in the Patriot Act that allowed the attorney general, rather than the president, to appoint interim US attorneys, thereby bypassing Senate confirmation.
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In response, the CEO of the benefit managers' trade association blames pharmacists, whom he says should simply offer customers the cash price of the drugs -- if cheaper -- bypassing their insurance plans altogether.
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China is largely bypassing the State Department, which doesn't even have a secretary for East Asian affairs Kushner's prominence is not particularly surprising to the Chinese, as Xi is himself a "princeling."
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"The purpose of offering football to the people of the world and the Russian people, while bypassing the elite, is similar to his conservative or anti-migration messages to Europe," Baunov said.
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Biden's shrewd strategic decision to train his fire on Donald Trump from the start, essentially bypassing the primary and jumping to the main event, instantly seemed to solidify his front-runner status.
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The mattress category in particular is being flooded with competition from start-up brands like Casper, Purple, Leesa, Tuft & Needle, Eight Sleep and Nectar, which sell directly to consumers, bypassing department stores.
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Cellebrite's online marketing materials describe a product called UFED Touch, which it touts as the "ultimate solution" for bypassing passwords and extracting information from a variety of devices, including those from Apple.
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Some platforms, like MarketAxess, have set up "all-to-all" trading, which allows any participant on a network, such as an asset manager, to trade directly with any other one, bypassing dealers.
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"The news that county agencies and health service providers, the school and other county and state offices were completely bypassing me came as a total shock," Calgaro said at a press conference.
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The investigation into UBS in the United States began after UBS employee Bradley Birkenfeld revealed a scheme to funnel wealthy customers' cash from the United States to Switzerland bypassing the U.S. taxman.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Russia's Gazprom is counting on its deep natural gas ties with Italy to revive plans aimed at bypassing Ukraine as a transit state for politically sensitive gas shipments to Europe.
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Boost social posts A boosted post on Facebook or Twitter shows up in the news feed like a post from a contact, attracting more attention than traditional advertising and bypassing ad blocks.
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Companies have historically had more leeway to operate their own virtual private networks (VPNs) capable of bypassing blocklists, but reports have indicated that businesses are also being increasingly impacted by stricter enforcement.
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Some immediately assumed a government contractor approached the FBI with a zero-day vulnerability—in other words, a security flaw that is unknown to Apple—capable of bypassing the passcode lock protections.
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Circumventing local government: Emergency managers In no small part, mismanagement of the Flint water crisis was a result of state government bypassing local government, and ignoring the political will of its citizens.
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The issue pits tech companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft against law enforcement officials who want help bypassing, and by definition undermining, consumer protection methods in modern technology and on the web.
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In dealmaking news, German pharmaceutical company Merck KGaA made a hostile $5.9 billion takeover bid for chemicals firm Versum Materials Tuesday, bypassing management and offering to buy out shares directly from investors.
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Maersk said that the launch of the service was not about bypassing the industry's traditional middleman freight forwarders, as the OneTouch platform still used such firms to provide services such as haulage.
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Within six months Abbas Akhoundi, Iran's British-trained transport minister, will open a track to Afghanistan's mines, which will ship minerals to India via a revamped south-eastern port, Chabahar, bypassing Pakistan.
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They work on completely backwards logic: instead of defining special cases where bypassing copy protection enables copyright infringement, they require people engaging in clearly protected and legal activities to ask for permission.
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But Germany, the end-point for Russia's plans to double the gas it could pump under the Baltic Sea to Germany, bypassing traditional routes via Ukraine, believes Brussels should not get involved.
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The FBI wants Apple to assist in bypassing some of the security features on a government-owned iPhone 5c used by Syed Rizwan Farook for his job at the county health department.
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In December, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said Ukraine and Poland would act jointly to block projects that could result in Gazprom gaining greater access to the European gas market by bypassing Ukraine.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D) of Minnesota.
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Y.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (Minn).
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J.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (N.J.).
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In bypassing all of Pete's familiar beats, the game allows the player to take control of a seasoned, slightly cocky Spidey who's at the top of his game straight out the gate.
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Say goodbye to [entrepreneur] Andrew YangAndrew YangCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE.
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The FBI wants Apple to assist in bypassing some of the security features on a government-owned iPhone 5c used by Syed Rizwan Farook for his job at a local health department.
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The opinion is a blow to the EU executive's push to stall Russia's plan to double the gas it could pump under the Baltic Sea to Germany, bypassing traditional routes via Ukraine.
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On the heels of a widespread "ransomware" attack that may have used leaked National Security Agency hacking methods, Microsoft is calling for governments to cease stockpiling secret means of bypassing software security.
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Y.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (Minn.).
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