Asked if other athletes shared his concerns, Samuelsson was categorical.
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He also reiterated his company's categorical denial of the reports.
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Apple's broad, categorical denial is essentially unprecedented in its detail.
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The logic behind categorical bans from particular nations remains dubious.
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He made a categorical statement that, categorically speaking, wasn't true.
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Hardly any would offer a categorical endorsement of the President.
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People are seeing others' positions as categorical rather than continuous.
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QUANTITATIVE & CATEGORICAL VARIABLES Quantitative variables have numbers as possible values.
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Two news stories raise some questions about that categorical claim.
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Appearing afterward before the committee, Kavanaugh repeated his categorical denial.
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That leaves unclear how categorical — or not — Trump's reported denials are.
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To say I'm sorry about my behavior is a categorical understatement.
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Apps like Mint are free and provide categorical spending each month.
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"Young people don't like categorical things because they're mainstream," he says.
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The program does not grant categorical relief to an entire group.
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But another person was more categorical: "It's done," that person said.
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Their answer to first of those questions is a categorical no.
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NASA, however, does not have a sweeping categorical exclusion from NEPA.
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It's not generally my inclination to make categorical statements like Chris's.
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Nadler says the president showed categorical defiance of congressional investigative power.
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However, Waller-Bridge and her production company have both issued categorical denials.
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In an interview, Father Conroy was categorical: His departure was not voluntary.
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" The Washington Post got a more categorical quote: "He's not a progressive.
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The version released today can rank categorical relevance for any text entry.
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For example, some propose creating broad new "categorical exclusions" from environmental review.
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There is no categorical way to define the "dirtiest" race in history.
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And in the Trump budget, categorical grants get a 44 percent cut.
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Congress would no longer mandate categorical detention for any type of immigrant.
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To treat them as such would be to make a categorical error.
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" He insisted that he was neither a cynic nor a "categorical pessimist.
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It does not contemplate a categorical demand followed by a rushed impeachment.
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The allegations against Kavanaugh are too grave, and his denial is categorical.
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Bruce Riedel, the CIA's former Saudi Arabia station chief, was similarly categorical.
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To the contrary, the amendment is a categorical limitation on federal power.
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These claims have been debunked, but Brazilians are still lacking strong, categorical truths.
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The logic behind categorical bans from particular countries remains as dubious as before.
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The reply was categorical: I could NOT take a photograph of my ultrasound.
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His answer was a categorical no, albeit one with a deeply ironic twist.
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Her spokesman was more categorical: "the German government's rejection of Eurobonds remains unchanged".
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" Zuckerberg revisited the categorical denial a few times: "I learned about this yesterday.
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According to their spokesperson, the answer to that question is a categorical no.
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She says there are "streets for Jews only," which is a categorical falsehood.
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This categorical thinking threatens disability rights even though Trump rarely speaks of disability.
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It also involves coming up with some categorical take on Russia's current regime.
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QUANTITATIVE & CATEGORICAL VARIABLES Quantitative variables take numerical values that are counts or measurements.
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Mr. López Obrador and his team have issued a categorical defense of Nafta.
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"This is very categorical: These personnel will not be labor inspectors," he said.
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Mr. Buffett: No. (Laughs.) I can give you a categorical answer to that.
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I don't want to make a categorical declaration about all of the countries.
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Alternatively, there are categorical variables, like favorite color, which don't meet these criteria.
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The left, as championed by Bernie Sanders, has adopted a categorical "no fracking" stance.
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Pichai was categorical when faced with the allegation that Google Search favors liberal content.
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"Emma was quite categorical that she didn't want a big princess dress," says Durran.
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Specifically, I expect that compelling evidence will show his categorical denial to be truthful.
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It is tempting to see in this categorical condemnation a necessary rebuke of Trumpism.
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It virtually defined the career of Prince, who surmounted any number of categorical divisions.
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Yet that is what this legislation would do with its broad new categorical exclusions.
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There is also a categorical variable, which is usually not shown in a scatterplot.
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We also responded in the negative — but it was not a simple, categorical no.
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"There is a feeling of sloppiness around the general infinity categorical literature," Zakharevich said.
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Categorical opposition to this nomination is not retribution for the treatment of Judge Garland.
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For Fiscal Year 2020, NYC plans to receive $6.6 billion in federal categorical grants.
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Ren Guoqiang, a spokesman for the Chinese Defense Ministry, was more categorical in denial.
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He was very unequivocal in his categorical denial of this or anything like it.
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It would require the categorical commitment of the next Democratic administration to get it done.
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In the current political environment, intelligence professionals will be pressured to issue categorical, airtight conclusions.
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That's a sharp turn from his continued categorical denials that no such discussions took place.
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Categorical (also called qualitative) variables, like favorite color, have possible values that are not numbers.
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That means it could be violating NEPA when it applies the categorical exclusion to them.
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At the unveiling of the Galaxy Z Flip, Samsung was categorical that it was glass.
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Chidambaram said Modi should make "a categorical announcement" that all curbs on cash withdrawals would end.
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Hoffman said Kennedy "went out of his way to avoid a categorical ruling" shielding U.S. corporations.
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He should not have said that—or, at least, he should not have been so categorical.
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With Trump, we have seen countless instances of his categorical denials completely subsumed by the facts.
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"If you're going to take someone off suicide watch, it's not a categorical decision," Cohen said.
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Last month's launch, while not a categorical success, showed progress — one of many hard-won breakthroughs.
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These two categorical distinctions in problem complexity have origins before the societal rise of home computers.
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Alternatively, categorical variables (like favorite food) assign labels that place each individual into a particular category.
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"The denial [that Sessions did not have] 'communications with the Russians' seems quite categorical," he explains.
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So it's hard to make a categorical judgment about who should fly and under what circumstances.
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TABLES There are many types of tables that are used to summarize numerical and categorical data.
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Such scale is excessive for categorical exclusions, particularly on the primarily smaller eastern National Forest landscapes.
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He did not offer a bribe to Zelensky, and the call transcript is categorical on this.
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Wu is less categorical when it comes to Amazon, which he says has good and bad qualities.
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And compulsion is, using anyone's terms, among the few categorical features of government as we know it.
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There are some categorical differences among them: Mr. Hill's funk is crisp, Mr. Parker's slow and sticky.
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But families won't get categorical waivers; instead, waivers would be granted on a case-by-case basis.
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If anything, his categorical public refusal to cooperate with Congress only makes explicit what was already implicit.
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However, major obstacles remain in the way of a categorical declaration on denuclearization being announced in Vietnam.
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This is not to say that presenting Bach on the piano is any sort of categorical mistake.
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It documents an art that avoids a signature style and an artist who refused a categorical identity.
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If the answer is yes, it seems to me your categorical denials are simply impossible to assert.
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I would proudly support a categorical tobacco ban, but the committee so far has denied this opportunity.
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They cited Mr. Trump's categorical refusal to cooperate with the investigation or comply with demands for documents.
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Maybe this is not 'activism' per se, but 'political art,' as if these categorical distinctions were helpful here.
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One is predictions and the other is categorical statements, because I think we're at an incredibly fluid moment.
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In my experience, though, the Roku Streaming Stick fell short in two areas: voice search and categorical searches.
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But, looking at Clinton, it seems that the reality is more complicated and less categorical than the reputation.
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A demurral this categorical would normally put an end to the buzz, but Ryan has a unique history.
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Trump's categorical answers come as the FBI and congressional committees investigate his presidential campaign's suspected contacts with Russia.
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The Washington Post reported that Lavrov expressed his "categorical disagreement" with the sanctions during his call with Pompeo.
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I hope the White House corrects the record and denounces in categorical terms this ridiculous request from Putin.
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Critics of limitations statutes acknowledge these evidentiary concerns but argue that categorical time bars are an inadequate response.
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Pat Robertson, whom I interviewed about the same time as my conversation with Pence, was even more categorical.
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Carmakers, for their part, had sought more flexibility in meeting the original 2025 standards, not a categorical rollback.
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Against the background, he said, the court should impose a categorical prohibition on human rights suits against corporations.
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But, it should step up spending and infuse more confidence and be more categorical on the NBFC front.
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Agencies originally created categorical exclusions to speed approval of projects that could not plausibly have deleterious environmental consequences.
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Even before the recent legislative onslaught, 95 percent of government actions fell under categorical exemptions from NEPA review.
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He accused Washington of having adopted "a categorical policy to unleash military force against Syria" and contain Russia.
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The relaxed regulation, known as a "categorical exclusion", was welcomed by those on the frontlines of wildfire country.
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Bernhardt later authored a memo stating that categorical exclusions should be "fully and properly" considered before such reviews.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to change this "categorical eligibility" rule to make enrolling in SNAP harder.
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When the president's wrongdoing was revealed, he launched an unprecedented, indiscriminate and categorical campaign of defiance and obstruction.
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"We do not see this as an ambiguous provision, but as a strict and categorical ban," they wrote.
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" Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) was equally categorical in his assertions about the evidence, calling Russia's responsibility "undeniable.
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Categorical exclusions from information-gathering make sense when they cover types of projects that virtually never cause major problems.
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When asked at a news conference if load shedding could be eradicated in two years, Liepach was categorical: "Yes".
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And, all categorical considerations aside, good arguments can still be made, even at this late date, for plot itself.
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"It seemed to me a categorical decision," said Edgar Gutierrez, a former foreign minister who co-signed the appeal.
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Back-to-back bar graphs sometimes summarize data on a single categorical variable for two different groups or populations.
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Joe Biden has insisted he never spoke with his son about his foreign dealings — an incredible but categorical statement.
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But only President Trump has ordered that categorical defiance of a congressional investigation, the automatic rejection of all subpoenas.
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Unlike his response to the Mueller investigation, Trump's handling of the Ukraine scandal does not contain a categorical denial.
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Taste is both contextual and categorical, he argues, leading to a baffling capriciousness in what people like and why.
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The judges said Mr. Trump's promises to impose a "Muslim ban" were too telling and categorical to be ignored.
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The EPA supports state and tribal efforts through categorical grants, Superfund cleanup monies, research and development and regional programs.
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It allows for easy visual comparisons of the relative sizes of two or more subgroups of the categorical variable.
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So, pretty much, we transfer the data capability, we are not transferring the data, okay, this is a categorical difference.
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"Categorical proof of an intent to obstruct justice is not easily proven, in particular in the political arena," Guha added.
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Qur'an 49:13 is a categorical vote for the universality of mankind and Islam is a religion for all nations.
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Williams argued that the things which give meaning to our lives are "categorical desires", which are essential to our identity.
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In dissent, Justice Thomas, joined by Justice Kennedy, said there should be a categorical rule against ever recalling discharged jurors.
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Usually I'm never categorical about anything, but for this show I insisted there be absolutely no cuts to the footage.
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Judge Kavanaugh seemed wary of possible traps and gave vague answers where categorical ones would have shut down the questioning.
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A bar graph displays a categorical distribution by showing the number or percentage of values that fall in specific categories.
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Now, however, legislation is creating categorical exclusions to cover major projects that can devastate local communities and sensitive wildlife habitat.
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According to this view, the meaning of life is not found in rules, formulas, commandments, categorical imperatives and cultural norms.
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The second article charges that the president obstructed Congress by engaging in "unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance" of House subpoenas.
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The researchers wondered if the auditory system might be similarly organized to make sense of the soundscape through a categorical screen.
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The code of conduct will include a categorical ban on NGOs entering Libyan waters unless human life is clearly in danger.
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"When it comes to making a decision based on personality scores, that decision is almost always binary or categorical," he says.
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I am skeptical that most fast-food side salads are pleasurable, but this is a logistics problem, not a categorical one.
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In other areas, de Mistura was categorical about blaming the Syrian government, saying it had not yet provided the proper permits.
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"The Court has never endorsed the categorical rule the Government advances: that false statements receive no First Amendment protection," Kennedy wrote.
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In the longer term, it could feed an inefficient absolutism rejecting any categorical exclusions because they are likely to be abused.
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"It is unfortunate that my comments have been misconstrued as a categorical attack against people of Mexican heritage," Mr. Trump said.
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Flynn sent the VP out on national TV with the categorical assurance that he'd never discussed sanctions with the Russian ambassador.
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But he urged the justices not to adopt a categorical rule that corporations may never be sued under the 1789 law.
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And though I have no categorical allergy to movie adaptations, the wave of them inundating Broadway these days keeps me wary.
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I just remember that he said, he stated, in a categorical fashion, that the Russians have thousands of Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Take press secretary Sarah Sanders' categorical response to a new lawsuit alleging Trump forcefully kissed Alva Johnson, a former campaign aide.
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The president's categorical refusal to cooperate with the investigation or comply with demands for documents violated the law, the report said.
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Trump's lawyers want a new categorical prohibition against subjecting a President to a criminal proceeding, even at an early investigative stage.
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NDP leader Thomas Mulcair — who, during the election, supported respecting the deal — was categorical about the government's shifting rhetoric on the file.
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Executive branch staff in Minnesota, Hawaii, and Delaware supplied vague answers, mostly containing statements condemning Trump's recent executive orders in categorical terms.
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Neelanjan Sircar of the Centre for Policy Research, a think-tank in Delhi, is categorical about the party's chances in the spring.
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But it should not become a categorical imperative that prevents the greater good of the establishment of democracies that respect human rights.
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The administration's categorical reading of this concept is overly cramped: nothing in the justices' opinion suggested they meant to be so stingy.
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But one thing all three have in common is a categorical refusal to ever alter their signature because of someone else's sins.
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Both Santamarina and Foucault speak of parrhesia as a genuine expression of ideas demonstrating the necessity of critique, rather than categorical truthfulness.
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The House legislation also exempts the Forest Service from analyzing cumulative environmental effects of multiple categorical exclusion projects in the same vicinity.
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Williams believed that, if we live long enough, we will fulfil all our categorical desires -- losing an important driver of our happiness.
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Anti-Semitic attitudes, stereotypes, and conspiracy theories are common, as well as a categorical rejection by many of the State of Israel.
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Later, AveXis said the two execs held up the process because of their "lack of cooperation and categorical denial" of the allegations.
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A basic income comes with no categorical eligibility requirements; you don't have to be blind or disabled or unemployed to get it.
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" In Seo's view, Taft's opinion "shifted Fourth Amendment jurisprudence from a categorical analysis—is the automobile, as a category, public or private?
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The Bible makes categorical statements that you can't be saved except through faith in Jesus (John 14:6; Acts 4:11-12).
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In contrast, the new ban treaty reframes the conversation by establishing a categorical prohibition: there are no safe hands for nuclear weapons.
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The Trump administration rule to end Broad Based Categorical Eligibility, or BBCE, will make sure that federal food stamp law is followed.
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Pompeo declined to offer a timeline on when the government would have a categorical answer on M.B.S. "When we know," he said.
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A lot of political commentators recognize that Donald Trump poses a categorical threat to established norms of American democracy, governance, and society.
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This is done because of the need for context surrounding the data gathered from applications — the categorical information about particular points of data.
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If you want to know whether the sound and hardware engineering of these headphones is worth $1,600, my answer is a categorical yes.
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La Gazzetta dello Sport's verdict was categorical: a lowly 4.5 rating for Gabriel, further rubbed in with references to his unfortunate Liverpool experience.
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This "categorical perception," as it's called, is not an innocent process: What we think we're looking at can alter what we actually see.
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Categorical opposition to harsh punishments in the U.S. would disproportionately benefit African Americans and Latinos, who are drastically overrepresented in jails and prisons.
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For a White House known for self-inflicted wounds, the situation could not be more precarious as the White House issues categorical denials.
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The experiment challenges the categorical divide between "science" and "art," and the belief that what makes humans human is, at its heart, creativity.
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Mr. Ramadan's lawyer has issued a categorical denial about the first accusation and said that Mr. Ramadan would sue his accuser for defamation.
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Activists ask why straight people who engage in risky sexual behavior aren't subject to the categorical exclusion that applies to M.S.M. who don't.
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There is nothing in the constitutional text or judicial precedent that provides for a categorical bar to the indictment of a sitting president.
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The contents consisted of objects whose categorical boundaries — in natural history, zoology, archaeology, ethnography, geology and so on — were not yet firmly established.
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It also noted what it called Mr. Duterte's "categorical pronouncements" that the senator would not be detained until a court issued a ruling.
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In the FCC&aposs case, a sweeping categorical exclusion covers most of the agency&aposs work, including the third-party activities it approves.
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"The instructions of the president have been categorical, to respect the human rights of migrants," Mexican Interior Minister Olga Sanchez Cordero said Tuesday.
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Nadler added Trump "engaged in unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance" of the impeachment inquiry, summarizing the article charging Trump with obstruction of Congress.
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Several bills, for example, propose expanding "categorical exclusions" from NEPA review; the timber industry successfully buried some in the recent omnibus appropriations bill.
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For example, categorical grants, which allow states to implement vital air, water, waste and chemical programs, including permitting, are cut nearly 45 percent.
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Caldbeck said, "to say I am sorry about my behavior is a categorical understatement," and apologized to the women he made feel uncomfortable.
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Flynn's blanket denials — which he maintained until Wednesday, according to the Washington Post — were so categorical that they led the politically cautious Vice President Mike Pence to declare on national TV: The backpedal: On Thursday, as the Post finalized their report saying Flynn did in fact discuss sanctions with the Russian ambassador, Flynn's spokesman retreated from the original categorical denial.
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Uber has carved out a categorical market leader position in ridesharing (65% in most regions and 69% in the US) and online food delivery.
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He says police use less "categorical force" when being monitored, meaning acts that send members of the public to hospital rather than a morgue.
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EU leaders are categorical that the withdrawal agreement, which includes the unpopular Irish backstop to avert a hard border in Ireland, cannot be changed.
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The administration argued that the new policy, which also bars anyone who requires or has undergone gender transition, was no longer a categorical ban.
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And, if you subscribe to Kant's categorical imperative, you'll know that will never work out: if everyone's The Hero of Azeroth, no one is.
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When it came in particular to Hong Kong, Taiwan and dealing with the South and East China seas, Xi's language was categorical and strong.
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"The unprecedented scope, magnitude, and categorical nature of Governor McAuliffe's Executive Order" exceeded his authority, wrote Chief Justice Donald W. Lemons in the decision.
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Legislation passed by the House, however, would hijack the concept of categorical exclusions to prevent reviews of massive logging projects with huge environmental impacts.
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Meaningful immigration deliberation must put aside overly broad categorical labels and acknowledge and account for the limitless diversity and difference running through immigrant communities.
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The agency's updates would create a new series of "categorical exclusions," a classification under NEPA excluding certain routine activities from more time-consuming analysis.
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But they are not, and so we need all of the categorical funding we can get, including this emergency appropriation for the Zika outbreak.
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She sometimes compensated for that insecurity by projecting strength; but in her essayistic writing, strength expressed through categorical statements often became a besetting weakness.
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Le Maire, who abandoned France's conservative Les Republicans party to join Macron's government, was categorical in his pledge to keep a lid on taxes.
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And Mr. Trump's response has been far more categorical, if his statements can be taken at face value rather than as a bargaining position.
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The advocacy groups accused the government of "violating Congress's clear command that manner of entry cannot constitute a categorical asylum bar" in their complaint.
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This is one of the categorical problems of knowing who to trust in analyzing the pandemic: Economists aren't epidemiologists, and epidemiologists are not economists.
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To be a Jewish dyke, let alone one who deigns to support Israel, is a categorical impossibility, oppressor and oppressed in the same person.
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But Pepper has always resisted such categorical labels as "woman artist"; in Italian, she insists on being referred to not as scultrice but scultore.
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They were wrong in World War II, when we interned Japanese Americans, and they're wrong now (yet where is the categorical condemnation by elites).
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The loophole, broad-based categorical eligibility, or BBCE, has given benefits to 5 million recipients who are ineligible under federal guidelines, including some millionaires.
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They contend that there is no categorical difference between many modern medical procedures and the quest to beat death; it's just a matter of degree.
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"I reiterate my absolute and categorical rejection of the murders and attacks against those who have been victims," said Santos, who leaves office next month.
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Not only does this wholly subvert the actual political and military situation in Iraq, it also represents a categorical misunderstanding of how wars are fought.
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The main thrust of this bill is to vastly expand the "categorical exclusions" from normal review of forestry projects under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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One way could be for individual companies or teams to develop their own categorical tags and apply them both to completed and new backlog items.
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The brooding cut doesn't fit neatly in any categorical box—Sade-fronting-Radiohead comparisons are inevitable, but reductive—and for Soto Voce, that's the point.
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In several past lawsuits, courts have ruled against government agencies that applied categorical exclusions to activities for which they hadn&apost analyzed the environmental consequences.
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The team is less categorical in recommendations for a large new reactor, known as the experimental light-water reactor, now being started up at Yongbyon.
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She said in interviews that she had made an individual decision, not a categorical one, and felt sympathy toward the remaining members of the church.
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If our brains didn't apply categorical knowledge, usually before we've had a chance to consciously reflect, we'd experience everything as if for the first time.
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Nowadays, flagging tend to be a bit less categorical, bit is still important—because we're constantly trying (and failing) to figure out who is queer!
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"Even disorders we thought ... you either had it or not — categorical things like schizophrenia — we now know are much more like spectrum disorders," he says.
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Let me be categorical: I never met my two accusers; I have never had sex with an underage person; the accusations against me are totally false.
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It has certain magical beliefs—leadership adoration, supremacy of the master race—but [it] is not laid down in a series of categorical and dogmatic pronouncements.
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Having finally stated loudly and clearly that the mainstream news media was a categorical enemy, the NRA sent its faithful looking for alternatives to that media.
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To the Orthodox believer, Catholic theology seems excessively categorical and legalistic; to the Catholic mind, Orthodox thinking in its mystical flights can seem vague and ambivalent.
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Contained in the House farm bill are a number of new "categorical exclusions" from the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for particular projects or management situations.
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Such use of categorical exclusions is nothing new; both Democrats and Republicans have supported the use of this tool to accelerate forest restoration and wildfire mitigation.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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For a person who is usually categorical in his statements, Stone is cautious when describing Trump's involvement in the quest for WikiLeaks' documents during the campaign.
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And why did the Vice President — the man Flynn sent out on national TV with a categorical falsehood — have to get his information from a newspaper?
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Among the essential points of the upheaval that Woese helped initiate are three counterintuitive insights, three challenges to categorical thinking about aspects of life on earth.
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"Even disorders we thought ... you either had it or not — categorical things like schizophrenia — we now know are much more like spectrum disorders," UGA's Miller says.
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If the committee decides to improve this bill by making it a categorical ban on tobacco products, I will throw my full support behind the effort.
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Their brief also pointed to the president's "categorical and indiscriminate defiance" of House subpoenas as justification to conflict the president on Article II, obstruction of Congress.
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The second article charges that Mr. Trump engaged in "unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance" by ordering officials not to comply with subpoenas for testimony and documents.
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The continually surprising playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins likes to rattle cages, especially those claustrophobic, categorical prisons in which we like to confine ourselves — and one another.
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And when Trump was found out, he initiated a categorical effort to cover up his scheme -- which the report finds was masterminded from the very top.
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After posting the additional analysis on Tuesday, USDA said it would reopen the comment period for its proposed rule to rein in broad-based categorical eligibility.
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This would be the moment for a rising Republican leader — Nikki Haley comes to mind — to say, in clear and categorical terms, that is not us.
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For comparison's sake, Amazon's "Book Browser" is the primary way Kindle mobile app users would find new content, but it's more of a categorical listing of books.
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Justice Scalia wrote that Justice Kennedy had twisted the language in the Miller decision to make it sound categorical when it merely required a new sentencing procedure.
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As we noted yesterday, B2B software and services was the biggest vertical with 30 percent of the 132 startups falling into that slice of the categorical pie.
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In particular, Giuliani's comments about Stone on This Week were less categorical than what Trump reportedly told Mueller in his written responses to the special counsel's questions.
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Science, unlike technology, is an absolute good, and learning about the world is a kind of categorical imperative: an unconditional moral obligation that is its own justification.
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Most politicians are, of course, constitutionally uncomfortable offering categorical answers to yes-or-no questions, especially when the queries center on issues that can divide public opinion.
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Bork, by nature, exuded an almost categorical — some would say arrogant — rejection of any judicial role in the articulation and defense of un-enumerated or implied rights.
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Kavanaugh may have made himself more vulnerable to such arguments with his categorical denials of knowing these women, being at such parties, or engaging in drunken conduct.
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" The majority opinion rejected "the categorical rule that an insider can never personally benefit from disclosing inside information as a gift without a 'meaningfully close personal relationship.
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While the exact nature of that conversation remains in dispute, the Redstone entity that controls CBS, National Amusements, has made clear its categorical opposition to any takeover.
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Elsewhere in the administration, this wasn't a problem — the government employees tasked with approving immigration applications, at State and USCIS, got quick and categorical orders to stop.
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Dalton Moro was a geography professor and descendant of Italian immigrants who was said to have no clear political persuasion, but very clear and categorical moral values.
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So for our end of the year round up, we decided to forego the traditional categorical rankings and instead tell you about our favorite gadgets of the year.
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The government's definition, "hews closely to the categorical determinations articulated by Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act," Department of Justice lawyers argued in court papers on Monday.
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Sessions has generally preferred a logical, categorical approach: The problem with unauthorized immigration is that it is illegal, and that illegality itself causes real pain to American citizens.
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Broad-based categorical eligibility allows states to streamline the food stamps application process for folks who qualify for certain benefits under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.
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In the face of such a categorical denial, it's incumbent on Trump to come forward with his promised evidence that led him to conclude Rice committed a crime.
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On the basis of the evidence we now have, I believe that people who issued categorical and one-sided condemnations of the students should retract and apologize. pic.twitter.
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Some of the biggest cuts would go to categorical grants for science and technology and environmental program and management spending, which would face 40% and 35% decreases, respectively.
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" Such categorical rejection by the LDS Church of Trump's immigration plan, Tancredo believes, stems from the church's perceived support for "open borders and lax enforcement of immigration laws.
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The Interior Minister, Enrique Degenhart, was categorical on Monday, declaring, "It is important to set the condition that the Colombian citizen Iván Velásquez Gomez, will not enter" Guatemala.
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That carefully avoided addressing other phone lines that may have been subjected to surveillance, and it was not a categorical denial that Trump's conversations had ever been monitored.
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Contained in both the House and Senate bills are a number of new "Categorical exclusions" from the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for particular projects or management situations.
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This is an ideological battle in which we must demonstrate that our devotion to individual rights and freedom of conscience is superior to categorical imperatives and group-think.
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In a private meeting with Senate Democrats Monday morning, Mr. Fairfax voiced the same categorical denials about the assault claims, according to a lawmaker present for the gathering.
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The SPLC reported on the categorical breakdown of expressions of hate: Most of the reports involved anti-immigrant incidents (136), followed by anti-black (89) and anti-LGBT (43).
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" He was categorical that the United States has "not authorized Saudi Arabia or the Emirates to retransfer any of this equipment to other parties on the ground in Yemen.
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Just one night of voting gave us a firm reminder that minority group identities are neither fixed nor categorical, but that instead they can shift and take multiple forms.
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Satterlee's paintings, having eluded the categorical distributions of abstract art, are ultimately couched in their own terms, a syntax that can feel a step outside the precincts of language.
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Samantha New, a 7th grade public school math teacher in New Jersey, was categorical: regardless of the brand or model, "In my opinion, laptops are overrated," she told Motherboard.
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It would curtail so-called broad-based categorical eligibility, which makes it easier for Americans with somewhat higher incomes and more savings to participate in the food stamp program.
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The White House also proposes nearly halving categorical grants, which support state and local efforts to address everything from pesticide exposure to air and water quality, to $597 million.
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In my time there, such people were held up not simply as case studies in achievement but as a kind of categorical validation of the ideal of black institutions.
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In the near term, legislating new categorical exclusions without scientific basis would lead to serious environmental damage, likely including soil erosion and runoff that contaminates downstream communities' drinking water.
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Despite some categorical language, Gorsuch's dissent also suggested that many delegations that have been upheld in the past might survive a more robust version of the intelligible principle test.
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Even in those more amicable days, however, when I voiced my categorical opposition to Trump, I would see a head shake slowly or eyes look away for a moment.
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In exchange, Airbnb employees had to agree to prohibitions on their remaining stock, including more categorical language that they could not trade or sell the shares, these people said.
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"The categorical exclusion of transgender people from military service lacks a rational basis, is arbitrary, and cannot be justified by sufficient federal interests," the groups said in their complaint.
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"And when he was caught, when the House investigated and opened an impeachment inquiry, President Trump engaged in unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance of the impeachment inquiry," he continued.
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The proposed rule, unveiled in July, curtails so-called broad-based categorical eligibility, which makes it easier for Americans with somewhat higher incomes and more savings to receive food stamps.
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Below are the parts that are relevant to Trump's attacks on Curiel: It is unfortunate that my comments have been misconstrued as a categorical attack against people of Mexican heritage.
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To keep all that data at the fingertips of those who need it, IBM has deployed a dashboard that displays data assets broken down with access, user, and categorical stats.
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Forget the cloud of jargon and memos coming from press officers: ICE is now getting official permission (on White House letterhead) to take the categorical approach it was designed for.
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"This Court has never created a categorical rule excluding someone from capital punishment, where at least there was some objective evidence of a national consensus in that direction," he said.
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That categorical stance is new in the nation's history, the professors, Robin Bradley Kar and Jason Mazzone, wrote in a study published online by The New York University Law Review.
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By the same token, it's not necessary to stipulate that sex between two specific men is forbidden if a categorical prohibition against sex between men is already on the books.
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We should not accept their categorical exclusion from sentence-reducing measures that would permit their earlier return to the community, where they can be the next generation of violence interrupters.
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"That would be the end goal of this litigation, is to strike down the FCC&aposs broad categorical exclusion and make them tailor it to very specific instances," Ryan said.
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Fairfax has issued a categorical denial of the allegations and his office has said he has taken two polygraph exams in an effort to show he is telling the truth.
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It would likely be better not to be manipulated; it would also likely be better not to see capitalism further encourage us to reduce other people to insufficient categorical tags.
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But in August, over a quarter of the cybersecurity advisory council resigned in response to Trump's Nazi-neutral statements about the violence in Charlottesville, and his categorical denial of election tampering.
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EU leaders were categorical when extending the Brexit deadline that there would be no renegotiation of the withdrawal agreement, which includes the Irish backstop to avert a hard border with Ireland.
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" Taking a tough line on Pakistan "is not a new idea" said Lahore-based defense analyst Hasan Askari Rizvi, "(Trump) just appears to be more categorical and clearer than previous administrations.
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There's a categorical difference between learning a skill from the very best talent in a field versus learning it from a wider class of practitioners who are just good or great.
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But it's hard to find a precedent for the public, categorical, felling of Ricardel by Melania Trump, a strike that exemplified the first lady's willingness to throw around her political weight.
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"The last administration violated its duty to enforce our immigration laws by directing and implementing a categorical, multipronged non-enforcement immigration policy for a massive group of illegal aliens," Sessions said.
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To others, lying about something so tame and trivial makes it harder to believe Kavanaugh's categorical denials that he never did anything that would, years later, be understood as sexual assault.
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The NRA's categorical opposition followed the gun lobby's finely-tuned playbook: express openness to change, then work to kill any momentum for change as the victims' faces fade from media coverage.
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If Sanders isn't unwilling to give the president the benefit of the doubt on some of his other dubious claims, why would she be willing to be less-than-categorical now?
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Once the Trump inner circle decided to keep telling the media there had been no campaign contacts with Russians whatsoever, that categorical denial may have been the easiest line to maintain.
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But this time it felt like she was long past embarrassment of the sort he was trying to induce—the stakes were too high, and Trump's insults to women too categorical.
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"This Court cannot endorse such a categorical and limitless assertion of presidential immunity from judicial process as being countenanced by the nation's constitutional plan," Marrero wrote in a 22019-page ruling.
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"This Court cannot endorse such a categorical and limitless assertion of presidential immunity from judicial process as being countenanced by the nation's constitutional plan," Marrero wrote in a 75-page ruling.
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" The article on obstruction of Congress charged that Trump "directed the unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance of subpoenas issued by the House of Representatives pursuant to its 'sole power of impeachment.
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"The vast majority of merchants have gone along with the networks and said no more signing," Rossman says, with one categorical exception: bars and restaurants, which still commonly ask for signatures.
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"In the process, the Court today has called into question everything from categorical bans on abortions to so-called 'fetal heartbeat' restrictions, and perhaps plenty of other laws in between," Vladeck added.
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Latino identities are even less fixed and categorical than those of African-Americans because they do not draw on a singular historical experience like slavery nor the insidious social marker of race.
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Section 230 says let's not do that, let's just have a categorical rule: It says third-party content, the online services aren't liable for it; unless it sits along the statutory exceptions.
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The categorical titles "Stack" and "Tile," which are followed by inventory-like designations such as "S/N 2015_7_20153," relate to the modular structure that's implied in some works and literal in others.
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The Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service would also like to expand categorical exclusions that allow forest thinning in areas damaged by insects or diseases to prevent fires, he added.
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"I also note that the government and the Prime Minister has been very categorical in denouncing those practices as well as what has taken place," Ruteere told a news briefing in Geneva.
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The Obama Administration had first warned that Russia was in violation of the treaty, but Trump's announcement of a pullout was abrupt and categorical, alienating longtime allies, who felt taken by surprise.
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"During the meeting (in Riyadh), the (Foreign) Ministry expressed the Kingdom's denunciation and categorical rejection to such aggressive statements, which it considers a flagrant violation into the Kingdom's internal affairs," SPA said.
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The White House and Department of Homeland Security issued categorical denials regarding the implementation of the policy and the authorship of the draft memo that sparked the report was called into question.
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Power never really asked these questions, because ultimately, as the historian Stephen Wertheim has argued, she considers humanitarian intervention a categorical imperative (as long as it doesn't involve U.S. allies, of course).
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It's unseemly to be so categorical, but the fact that Schjeldahl himself is an art critic — in its heyday for The Village Voice, since 1998 for The New Yorker — necessitates the vehemence.
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Controversially, these categorical exclusions included projects to log up to 6.6 square miles (17.09 square km) of forest and were not limited to areas near communities but applied to all national forests.
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Beyond that, districts provide categorical funding streams to each school for things like teacher training, classroom technology and school supplies, college preparation, and any other special initiatives the local school board supports.
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"CBP, like all other federal agencies, may rely on Categorical Exclusions to achieve NEPA compliance for routine agency activities, like the soil sampling, that have minimal to no environmental impact," he said.
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The more I learn, the more intimidated I am by the complexity both of the underlying biology and the personal choices it raises, and the less willing I am to make categorical statements.
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"We reaffirm our categorical objections to the extradition of Russian citizens to the United States where they are facing absurd kinds of punishment like imprisonment for more than 100 years," the statement said.
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The categorical use of the G-word will come as a relief to people who spend their time rooting for the hard-pressed minorities of northern Iraq, including their energetic diasporas in America.
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Spicer's categorical assertion that "this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration - period" was widely challenged in media reports citing crowd count experts and was lampooned on social media as well.
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All of which makes Bandcamp a strange categorical combination of Spotify, iTunes — though it is much smaller than either — a big independent record store and a small band's merch table after a gig.
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While Mr. Nadler views impeachment as a last-ditch alternative, he has been less categorical in his rejection of impeachment than Ms. Pelosi, according to several leadership aides with knowledge of his thinking.
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The revelation about ourselves that emerge with these artworks open deep into private boundaries, and allow us to consider inner values and differences that depart from the categorical roles of late capitalist existence.
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But some agencies are granted "categorical exclusions" for certain activities and basic tasks that don&apost affect the environment — things like processing payroll, collecting data, or installing a security system at the office.
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" As far as obstructing Congress is concerned, House Democrats found Trump "directed the unprecedented, categorical, and indiscriminate defiance of subpoenas issued by the House of Representatives pursuant to its 'sole Power of Impeachment.
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Drying pulses (a categorical term for beans, peas, lentils, and chickpeas) increases the pulses' sugar concentration and lowers their water content, which makes it hard for bacteria and moulds to grow on them.
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The spread of presidential primaries has in turn encouraged Americans to blur categorical distinctions between party-nomination and general-election procedures and to presume that unmediated participation sets the benchmark for legitimacy in both.
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They reveal just how difficult it can be to compare candidates on "hawkishness" — a word that can have many different meanings — or to make black-and-white categorical determinations on foreign policy at all.
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"We support the administration's efforts to enforce our immigration laws, but we cannot support implementation of a policy that results in the categorical forced separation of minor children from their parents," the senators wrote.
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" It went on, "We support the administration's efforts to enforce our immigration laws, but we cannot support implementation of a policy that results in the categorical forced separation of minor children from their parents.
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"We don't have categorical proof, but it'd be very surprising if the billions of pounds of insect poison being spread across the landscape wasn't connected to the decline of insect-eating birds," he said.
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To untie the hands of federal land managers, and to allow them to do more work on the forests, the Resilient Federal Forests Act provides limited categorical exclusions under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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Shannon Minter, the legal director for the National Center for Lesbian Rights, told Axios that "it is the same categorical ban that Trump announced in August" and that they will continue to challenge it.
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These often casual forums find Murray at his most outspoken—assailing those who rely on theories of "race relations" to interpret blues music and insisting on a categorical division between vernacular and fine art.
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"I'm in favor of the categorical exclusion as it pertains to improving defensible space and lessening the threat from forest fires hitting populated areas," said Bob Roper, the retired Ventura County, California fire chief.
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Many Republicans believe gender roles to be distinct and that categorical denial of hormonal or biological underpinnings to sex differences is erroneous — while simultaneously voicing doubts about the legitimacy of the science of evolution.
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IT IS the rainy season in Hong Kong, but for journalists and others greeting Xi Jinping at the airport, on his first visit to the territory as China's leader, the order was categorical: no umbrellas.
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Where Mr Stewart advocated a rather fuzzy standard for protected speech in the trademark context, Mr Connell pushed for a categorical rule that would prevent the patent office from rejecting just about any trademark application.
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Signs of that are written across Hawk Hill—where chickens, dogs, donkeys, guinea fowl, cattle, horses and a flock of sheep once roamed its fields, calling it a farm today would be a categorical misstatement.
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It was widely rumored that his movement, and all its related "foundations" and businesses, were getting wealthier and more and more people were joining his community, but there was little categorical evidence to support this.
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Iranian government's phony diplomatic maneuvering after the nuclear accord should be viewed with the added perspective of Iran's categorical disregard for basic human rights of its citizens and fueling of the raging violence in Syria.
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"We support the administration's efforts to enforce our immigration laws, but we cannot support implementation of a policy that results in the categorical forced separation of minor children from their parents," the Republican senators wrote.
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Field offices could instead use bureaucratic loopholes known as categorical exclusions and other measures that allowed officials to do away with environmental assessments, letting them "expedite the processing" of permits to drill, the memo said.
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"There are other agencies that use categorical exclusions, but I don&apost think there is one that&aposs as broad as this," Kevin Bell, staff counsel at Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, told Scientific American.
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Since the area of the injury's circle is proportional to the number of injuries, this infographic is similar to a bubble graph, but with two categorical variables – the sport and the location of the injury.
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Categorical exclusions were created to allow the Forest Service to exempt environmentally insignificant management activities from the normal NEPA process, most notably from the necessity of a formalized program for public input and environmental review.
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Before the Affordable Care Act, Medicaid was a categorical program, meaning that Americans were eligible only if they were low-income and had another qualifying condition, such as being a child or pregnant or disabled.
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The most common categorical markers here have to do, not surprisingly, with race and gender—though they aren't the only domains of disparity; but even so, these foundational discriminations often form the template for it.
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Accordingly, we should remember that political art doesn't always have be agitational; it can subtle and nuanced, employing visual references to broader themes without the categorical absoluteness that flattens art into a tool of pure propaganda.
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It should stand to reason that a categorical ban on pre-viability abortions (even with an exception where necessary to save the life of the pregnant woman) is, indeed, an 'undue burden,' and is therefore unconstitutional.
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Under current policy, you can qualify under categorical eligibility by merely applying for TANF, but technically you need to receive some "benefit" — in many cases, just a brochure or informational pamphlet from the state TANF agency.
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The program will work over a three-month period to produce a virtual gallery of past and present works through four categorical processes to produce the matches: object recognition, facial recognition, composition recognition, and context recognition.
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The KCNA commentary on Wednesday was the North's most bitter and categorical criticism of China in recent memory, said Cheong Seong-chang, a longtime North Korea analyst at the Sejong Institute, a South Korean think tank.
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But this is more important: Beijing's categorical statement that it would not tolerate disorder and military hostilities in its neighborhood is at odds with its long-standing assurances that its influence with North Korea is limited.
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And I certainly have some sense of how being categorical is politically cool, but I'm not sure it's responsible without having all of the intelligence and diplomatic input that I think the president ought to have.
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"You will get the top line categorical numbers, but not the individual product lines," said Clete Willems, who was deputy director of the National Economic Council and a member of the U.S. negotiating team with China.
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The gaffe-prone Johnson had previously told a German broadcaster the evidence from Britain's top military laboratory, the Defense Science and Technology Laboratory at Porton Down, was "absolutely categorical" that the nerve agent originated in Russia.
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Another cognitive bias that we all share is a tendency to engage in "essentialist thinking," which is a bias to try to understand categorical differences as being due to some fundamental and unchanging essence of the categories.
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USDA has also been accused of playing keep-away with some of the most important metrics related to its policy plans, like the recent proposal to curb broad-based categorical eligibility under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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On average, the EPA funds 27 percent of a state's environmental agency budget, often in the form of categorical grants, according to the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS), a nonprofit association of state environmental agency leaders.
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The event took place at the Museum for Arts and Design, a venue that embraces both craft and art — a categorical division that has historically been used to exclude artists of native ancestry from the mainstream art market.
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Republicans in Congress have used Rob Undersander, a millionaire in Minnesota who signed up for food stamps under categorical eligibility, as a kind of mascot in the debate, trying to prove that the program was easy to defraud.
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Dear Theresa, It is more than two years since the British people voted to leave the European Union on an unambiguous and categorical promise that if they did so they would be taking back control of their democracy.
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Democrats were right in condemning the categorical withholding of Kavanaugh's record from the period when he was White House secretary, as well as the unprecedented use of "Committee Confidential" markings to restrict documents turned over to the committee.
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His interest in a basic income was meant to synthesize the wishful and the practical; like many supporters, he touted it as a matter of both categorical principle and maximized good, and tried to make these virtues square.
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"The categorical restrictions on entire populations of men, women, and children, based upon nationality, are a poor fit for the issues regarding the sharing of 'public-safety and terrorism-related information' that the president identifies," the judge wrote.
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Here are some questions you may want to think about critically: • The categorical information here is shown as an infographic but it could be represented as bar graphs or segmented bar graphs if the state designations are omitted.
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Categorical clemency could be granted, for example, to those serving enhanced sentences where the penalty no longer applies and for those serving long sentences because of a trial penalty after electing to exercise their constitutional right to trial.
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An Iranian official was categorical in playing down the idea of Trump and Rouhani meeting this week and called for the United States to return to the nuclear deal, formally called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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The legislation would also exempt the Forest Service from analyzing cumulative environmental effects of multiple categorical exclusions projects in the same vicinity, violating fundamental ecological principles of sound public forest management on issues of scale, context and need.
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Dear Theresa, It is more than two years since the British people voted to leave the European Union on an unambiguous and categorical promise that if they did so they would be taking back control of their democracy.
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And 62.9 percent of individuals with high blood pressure who completed a Journey saw a categorical improvement, compared to 61.6 percent of those who did not complete the wellness program—a non-statistically significant difference, unlike the other results.
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This categorical statement was made by Claire Finkelstein, director of the Center for Ethics and Rule of Law and professor of law and philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, as an established fact on National Public Radio.
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The judgment, more sweeping and categorical than expected, also faulted China for its aggressive attempts to enlarge its domain by shipping in tons of dirt to transform small reefs and rocks into artificial islands with airstrips and military structures.
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Finally, a significant nexus test is to be applied in cases where the water in question is not otherwise roped-in under federal regulation on account of its categorical inclusion as a tributary or due to the adjacency rule.
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Sports had been associated with fashion before, of course, but the all white of Wimbledon and the navy blue blazers of Ted Turner and a million other sailors were signifiers less of a personal than a certain categorical divide.
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"Even setting aside the shaky foundation of testimonial immunity, a categorical refusal to participate in congressional inquiries strikes a resounding blow to the system of compromise and accommodation that has governed these fights since the republic began," Henderson wrote.
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"There is a categorical distinction between the election context, where compelled public disclosure can be an affirmative good, and the non-election context, where compelled disclosure (even to government itself) is at best a necessary evil," the petition said.
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"Such 'categorical exclusions' prevent public involvement in national forest management, eliminate a thorough review of the effects of government actions, and erode public confidence in public land management," a green coalition wrote to lead Senate negotiators last month. Sen.
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"She can explain Cornell's victories and defeats in terms of the categorical imperative, the Platonic doctrine of ideas, or the pessimism of Schopenhauer, holding that the will is an irrational form in conflict with the intellect," the Tribune said.
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Most Democrats and environmental groups oppose the bill, saying it would significantly weaken the National Environmental Policy Act, the bill that governs environmental reviews, by adding "categorical exclusions" for logging and burning activities that are meant for fire mitigation.
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The Forest Service is proposing to create a new list of "categorical exclusions," a classification under NEPA that excludes certain routine activities, such as restoration projects, roads and trails management, from time-consuming environmental assessments or environmental impact statements.
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"This woman is a blatant scammer who's now organizing a WORLDWIDE TOUR with this 'workshop' she admits she wrote in one day, I think it's categorical bullshit that nobody is talking about & that we glorify this 'influencer' nonsense," Donaldson tweeted.
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"The United States Supreme Court has stated in categorical terms that a state may not prohibit any woman from making the ultimate decision to terminate her pregnancy before viability," Pratt said in the court documents, which were reviewed by Reuters.
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Really, there should be a rule on the internet where people should have to say, "I object!" before many of their categorical statements, because at least it would situate the whole thing as a kind of contest or adversarial game.
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Frustrated Apple executives are getting even more categorical in their denial of a Bloomberg Businessweek story saying that Apple was among nearly 30 U.S. companies that had computer equipment compromised by China, which inserted malicious chips during the manufacturing process.
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But it's not that far-fetched of a claim, as the genre itself, fostered by Morizen Foche aka MoFo during his tenure at Thrasher Magazine, was really just a categorical dump for a broad range of bands who rode skateboards.
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The conceit is so strong, and my suspicion put on high alert by such categorical arrangement of a show containing several artists, I ended up spending a lot of my viewing time wondering whether this or that piece properly fit.
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Yes, but: Despite recommending everyone and their mother buy shares in the "transformational" (Bank of America) "leading global player" (RBC) and "categorical market leader" (Oppenheimer), analysts broadly estimated deeper losses than previously expected for the ride-hailing company this year.
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"Unlike nearly every other state in America, Idaho currently enforces a categorical ban against transgender people changing the gender on their birth certificates, which is an archaic policy that defies logic," Lambda Legal senior attorney Peter Renn said in a statement.
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The parties accused the administration in their lawsuit of "violating Congress's clear command that manner of entry cannot constitute a categorical asylum bar," as well as violating the Administrative Procedure Act by not providing public notice or comment on the rule.
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But there's something increasingly odd and deeply disturbing about the categorical operative still implemented in contemporary art insinuations that pride themselves on possessing not only a global perspective but often also a global reach — physically, no less, in the Guggenheim's case.
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In the Thanksgiving passenger graph, there is one quantitative variable (increase in number of people flying as represented by width of the edge), and one categorical variable (origin-destination combination, with order specified by red as origin and blue as destination).
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Swamped by evidence of Russian military involvement in Ukraine and then Syria, the Kremlin retreated from categorical denials to claims that Russians fighting in eastern Ukraine were Russian "vacationers" and that burly Russians who appeared in Syria were humanitarian aid workers.
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You will hear—and read—testimony from courageous public servants who upheld their oath to the Constitution and their legal obligations to comply with congressional action, despite a categorical order by President Trump not to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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"This treaty is a strong categorical prohibition of nuclear weapons and is really rooted in humanitarian law," said Beatrice Fihn, executive director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, a Geneva-based coalition of groups that advocated the treaty.
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Proposed changes include (22019) facilitating exemptions of projects from federal review through categorical exclusions, (2) establishing shorter timelines that would fast-track reviews, and (3) slashing the statute of limitation for challenging permitting decisions from 6 years to 150 days.
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"The entire Blue Book operation was a foul-up based on the categorical premise that the incredible things reported could not possibly have any basis in fact," he wrote in the 1970s, when he was finally free to speak the truth.
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I think the categorical definition, the box that people would like to place us in, or even that we ourselves can see the company as being in, continues to morph because Stripe doesn't have a direct historical analog or antecedent. Right.
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Now, anguished parliamentarians claim the JIT could only have been so categorical because it had been suborned by the army, which has long disliked Mr Sharif because of his willingness to seek better relations with India—an appalling prospect to the top brass.
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Accordingly, while that assessment is ongoing, I am imposing a temporary pause on the entry of nationals from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen, subject to categorical exceptions and case-by-case waivers, as described in section 3 of this order.
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Opponents of gay rights lack the capacity and the democratic support to bring about a categorical overruling of Obergefell, but they are enacting laws designed to tap into ambivalence and license prejudice toward gays in general and toward subgroups of the community.
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" In briefs, lawyers for the church argued that the "categorical exclusion of religion in this case is unvarnished status-based discrimination" and they said the state's action "exhibits an undeniable hostility to religion that offends the Constitution's essential mandate of religious neutrality.
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" Writing for the legal website Just Security, Marty Lederman, a former Obama Office of Legal Counsel official and Georgetown University law professor, called the Mueller memo an example of "uber unitary executive" theory and said Barr's claims were "shockingly categorical" and "extreme.
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And that has legal experts across the ideological spectrum warning that the president's categorical opposition to what he sees as partisan meddling could create a constitutional crisis — an impasse that the allocation of interlocking powers and responsibilities by the framers cannot solve.
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" The statement said the government noted Trump's denial that this exact language was used but said it "has noted further that President Trump's denial was not categorical, referring only to Haiti and not addressing the entirety of the statement attributed to him.
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Accordingly, while that assessment is ongoing, I am imposing a temporary pause on the entry of nationals from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen, subject to categorical exceptions and case-by-case waivers, as described in section 3 of this order.
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" The second says Trump "directed the unprecedented, categorical, and indiscriminate defiance of subpoenas issued by the House" as he sought to stonewall the impeachment investigation, an abuse of "the powers of the presidency in a manner offensive to, and subversive of, the Constitution.
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Some environmental toxicologists and activists have begun to push for a more categorical approach to safer chemicals, drawing attention to entire classes of chemicals that might be better avoided, as opposed to focusing on particular chemicals whose substitutes might be just as bad.
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The Agriculture Department issued a proposed rule Tuesday that curtails so-called broad-based categorical eligibility, which makes it easier for Americans with somewhat higher incomes and more savings to participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, the formal name for food stamps.
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Now, to be accurate, Assange's actual response to the question posed to him by Trump acolyte Sean Hannity — "Our source is not the Russian government and it is not a state party" — was narrowly crafted, and hardly the categorical denial advertised in the tweet.
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Now, Mr. Ciaramella, 57, is one of the lead plaintiffs in a class-action suit filed Thursday in Federal District Court in Manhattan against the New York State Department of Health for the Medicaid program's categorical ban on dental implants and limits on replacement dentures.
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A three-judge panel in that case found the regulation - issued in November 2018 and swiftly enjoined by a federal judge in the Northern District of California - conflicted with federal immigration statutes on asylum and amounted to "a categorical ban" on certain asylum seekers.
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The killing of General Suleimani, the commander of Iran's Quds Force, its elite security and intelligence unit, meets virtually any definition of an act of war, a categorical difference from the shadow conflicts that the United States and Iran have engaged in for years.
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Trump administration officials said this weekend that green-card holders delayed on Friday and Saturday were eventually given waivers to enter the U.S., but on Sunday night Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly announced he was granting a categorical waiver that covered green-card holders.
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It incorporates many of the ideas that were at the forefront of Senator Bernie Sanders' campaign for Democratic nomination — like restoring the Glass-Steagall Act to break up the large banks, restructuring the tax code and end redlining — and is categorical about its demand forreparations.
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The breadth of the decision, which went well beyond the validity of the proposed domestic violence-based social group, and appeared to announce a categorical bar to claims involving domestic or gang violence, also suggests that the attorney general had other motives for issuing the decision.
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There is a categorical difference between describing someone as a "viper," by which you mean that they have the qualities of being sneaky and deadly, and claiming that they are "not people," which implies that they are not a certain kind of unique being — a person.
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Additionally, categorical eligibility lets states opt out of federal asset limits, which currently limit households without disabled or older people to $28,250 in savings, and ones with disabled or older members to $3,500 — effectively forcing poor people to spend down all their savings before getting help.
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" MARZUKI DARUSMAN, chair of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar "Two main issues emerge ... the categorical readiness of the government of Myanmar to receive back returnees at any time on the basis of a procedure that will have to be discussed at some point.
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"I don't want to speculate as to what's behind it but I am prepared to be categorical about what's not behind it, and what's not behind it is any illegal activity or endangering of Chinese national security," Malley told Reuters, before the state media report came out.
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An entire sort of underground internet-operated movement of Republicans and Libertarians emerged with the sole purpose of poking fun at the trigger-warning, safe space inhabiting Leftists who preached tolerance yet practiced categorical intolerance if you didn't adhere to their very limited points of view.
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"After six years, we are very pleased to see the SEC release final rules that align with those in other markets by requiring fully public, company-by-company, project-level reporting with no categorical exemptions," said Ian Gary, associate policy director at Oxfam America, in a statement.
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In a book tracing how democracies collapse, which he wrote with a fellow Harvard University political scientist, Steven Levitsky, Mr. Ziblatt identified too much direct democracy as a risk factor, but found that the conclusion contradicted readers' belief in democracy as a categorical force for good.
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"We are not going to be categorical, but there is a strong possibility that it's of Psamtik I," Mr. Enany told reporters at a news conference in the front of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, where the two excavated fragments of the colossus were sent on Thursday.
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It is categorical: delays that are short (less than 5 minutes), medium (5 to 30 minute), and long (more than 30 minutes or in both directions.) DATA VISUALIZATION or DATA VIZ Data visualization is a means to represent data with graphs, infographics and other visual representations.
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"I don't want to speculate as to what's behind it but I am prepared to be categorical about what's not behind it, and what's not behind it is any illegal activity or endangering of Chinese national security," Robert Malley, the president and chief executive of ICG, told Reuters.
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There, focusing on fashion is increasingly less desirable than casting a large net and committing to the more nebulous, broader "lifestyle" market; be it home decor, food, travel, parenting, or wellness, lifestyle has replaced the hyper-specific categorical markets that web personalities tried to corner earlier in their careers.
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"We are writing to seek a categorical assurance from you that you will not allow women's rights, and in particular, women's access to abortion to be used in any kind of trade-off with the DUP," a letter to May signed by the heads of almost 30 organizations said.
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" Amid the fierce backlash from his own party, Trump put together a damage-control statement late Tuesday promising not to say anything more about Curiel or the lawsuit – after this: "It is unfortunate that my comments have been misconstrued as a categorical attack against people of Mexican heritage.
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" In an addendum to the letter, apparently after an incident in which Stalin chewed out Lenin's wife, Nadezhda Krupskaya, Lenin was more categorical: "Stalin is too rude, and this defect, although quite tolerable in our midst and in dealing among us Communists, becomes intolerable in a General-Secretary.
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"While covered entities may attempt to justify certain categorical exclusions based on maternal or fetal safety, using safety as a pretext for discrimination or as a way to reinforce traditional gender norms or stereotypes is unlawful," the guidance released by the Commission on Human Rights on Friday says.
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While Immanuel Kant, whose categorical imperative averred that people must always be treated as an end and never means to an end, would not have murdered his fellow countryman if he'd been able to time-travel, he'd be in the minority according to two studies conducted last year.
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"Congress authorized the Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security to establish categorical limitations on eligibility for asylum, and this rule properly used that authority to encourage migrants to seek asylum in other countries they have traveled through before reaching the United States," the White House statement reads.
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"We support the administration's efforts to enforce our immigration laws, but we cannot support the implementation of a policy that results in the categorical forced separation of minor children from their parents," Hatch said in the letter, which was also sent to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Tuesday.
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It was clearly designed to address the main statutory flaw that the lower courts found in the earlier versions, which was that under the Immigration and Nationality Act, the president lacks unilateral authority to issue a categorical ban on the entry of entire nationalities without a very precise reason.
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"While this case is really about getting people like Frank the access to medically necessary dental care that they need, it's also to continue taking on categorical bans generally in the hopes that the practice dies out eventually," said Wesley R. Powell, a lawyer for Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
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The rule cracks down on "broad-based categorical eligibility," or BBCE, a policy that enables states to enroll people in food stamps (formally called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP) if they've already applied for other benefits limited to low-income people, most notably Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
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Romney's concise, categorical takedown of Trump's intellect, character and motivation amounted to a tipping point in a long-building revolt among Republican elders now openly despairing of the former reality TV star's grip on the GOP nomination and his staunch armies of outsider voters who refuse to abandon their outspoken champion.
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Fine's leery of making categorical statements about what is and isn't a Kickstarter level project—while she, personally, might find anatomical sex toys distasteful, she recognizes that they appeal to many people—but feels that, at a minimum, all Kickstarter-supported sex toys should be quality products using body-safe materials.
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It was those moments where Bourdain flaunted a categorical refusal to morph into an old, out-of-touch grump—the worst guy at the local dive—not because he was desperately chasing his youth, but because he knew that his everlasting curiosity and open-mindedness was what colored his gorgeous universe.
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One of the great achievements of the ACA was to convert Medicaid from a categorical program — available largely to children, pregnant women, the poor elderly and disabled — into a program open to all Americans earning under 220006 percent of the federal poverty line (roughly $2202,2628 for a family of 28500).
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Democrats, however, were quick to pounce on Trump's comments and draw a comparison to the president's controversial joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin last year when he appeared to give equal weight to U.S. intelligence findings that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election and Putin's categorical denial.
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The IPAA also praised Bernhardt in a 2017 letter for helping to reform the National Environmental Policy Act and asked that Interior reinstate "categorical exclusions," which allow the agency to streamline the analysis required to approve projects that could affect the environment, which can save the energy industry time and money.
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Supporters of categorical eligibility also highlight the benefits of getting rid of the federal "asset test," which could deter savings (or at least cash savings), and the fact that it slows the phaseout of SNAP benefits, which reduces the work disincentive caused by the phaseout removing benefits as people earn more money.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) was "based on categorical falsehoods," added U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke in the same email chain.
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One consequence of this categorical thinking is that very rarely is the luxury of context afforded to the artistic practices surveyed in these compact, regionally focused shows; the art has been filtered through ranks of advisories, gallery representation, and safari-like research trips before arriving at the pristine galleries of prominent institutions.
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It's odd to whiz through the Wikipedia-like summaries of, say, the 17th century in France ("ornate gardens and graceful fountains decorated the grounds of grand, symmetrical palaces"), only to come across unexplained references to the categorical imperative, a key element in the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, the great 18th-century theorist of aesthetics.
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In its application for a stay of the lower court's decision, the administration claims that it has a broad power to "establish categorical 'limitations and conditions' on asylum eligibility, beyond those already set out in the statute," and that this power includes the ability to lock most Central American migrants out of the asylum process.
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It was hard not to see that conviction reflected in the findings of Reich's papers, which seemed to blithely recapitulate discredited theories of Pacific expansion, making categorical claims not only about four individual skulls but about the shape of human history — claims that were essentially indistinguishable from the racialized notions of the swashbuckling imperial era.
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With the final rule, the DOE will grant approval to export natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) to non-free trade agreement countries, provided they export no more than 51.75 billion cubic feet per year of natural gas, and that the proposed export qualifies for a categorical exclusion under the DOE's requirements under federal environmental law.
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Sullivan says Sessions's statement that "in general," victims of domestic and gang violence "will not qualify for asylum on the basis of" that violence is effectively a categorical ban on asylum claims from those groups — even though the actual standards set forth by Sessions's order leave room for some claims of persecution from domestic abusers or gangs.
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In a sense, the Rorschach may be more hospitable to an art of existence than tests with sternly categorical schema, like the Enneagram or the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, insofar as it does not slot the individual into a predetermined and fixed set of categories, but seems to offer a looser, less constrained assessment of one's personality.
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I'm not sure how to reconcile my categorical objection to almost every one of his political ideologies, and the fact that, at times, I find myself entranced by his long-syllables, his tangents about some local building—any building, point to one—listing off the names of its owners, their families, and what those families liked to cook.
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After Auschwitz, [German philosopher Theodor] Adorno's over here, having escaped, and his friends, [Walter] Benjamin included, died in this disaster, and he's like, "Look, Auschwitz gives us a new categorical imperative, and that's that Auschwitz never happen again"—and anybody who would argue with it, they've already lost on the face that they're showing themselves to be barbarous.
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In his ruling, the judge said the new ban, like its predecessor, fails to show that nationality alone makes a person a greater security risk to the U.S. "The categorical restrictions on entire populations of men, women and children, based upon nationality, are a poor fit for the issues regarding the sharing of 'public-safety and terrorism-related information' that the president identifies," Watson said.
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Precise numbers for road and highway projects are not available, but in 22015, the Obama administration's Council on Environmental Quality estimated that about 2100% of all analyses under NEPA (not only for highway projects) were classified as "Categorical Exclusions," meaning that the proposals did not require either the full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) or even the quicker process known as an Environmental Assessment (EA).
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Though we were both near weeping, we were also suppressing laughter, each of us horrified by the grim possibility not only that we'd be trampled to death by a bison bison bison, but that we would also forever be known as those dumb people who do dumb things at national parks and then end up being referred to in categorical terms on informational fliers handed out to visitors.
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