The lawsuit focuses on "official checks" such as cashier's checks, traveler's checks and money orders, not personal checks.
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You've got Netflix writing checks, Amazon's writing checks, I'm sure there are other folks writing checks. Yes.
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All of Onēva's providers are verified through FBI background checks, criminal background checks, reference checks and ID verification.
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Their checks tend to lead to more checks, too, unsurprisingly.
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These checks show similar criminal information as fingerprint background checks.
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However, employers using reference checks, background checks, skills tests, etc.
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All the data is then passed on to the company requesting the checks, both "compatible" checks and those that are flagged for further checks.
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Universal background checks, we&aposre going to do better on background checks.
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They range from hormonal checks and vitamin level checks to STD testing.
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They include ways in which Uber can better screen its drivers, like with in-person interviews, character checks, routine criminal background checks, and fingerprint background checks.
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Cashing checks, check collection, and cashier's checks all come with a price tag.
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She locks her doors, then checks and double-checks that they're still locked.
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We want stronger mental-health checks and background checks to work in conjunction.
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Residents receive telephone checks and temperature checks every day from staff, he said.
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Background checks: By the numbers The FBI processed 569,21993,21981 background checks in 20123.
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This process involves eight federal agencies, six different databases, five separate background checks, four fingerprint and biometric checks, three in-person interviews and two inter-agency checks.
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Bigger funds write bigger checks, but not necessarily more checks than they used to.
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"I'm looking to do background checks, I think background checks are important," he said.
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Alternate background checks, like fingerprint background checks, would go back further, the complaint alleges.
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Background checks: Senate Democrats are demanding more extensive background checks on gun purchases. Sen.
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Other policies, like universal background checks and "red flag" laws would expand background checks.
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I've seen him write checks; I've been there when he's writing checks to people.
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Self-assessed safety checks Mine safety checks have changed little since the Mariana disaster.
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We're essentially trying to reinvent legacy mechanisms like background checks, credit checks and fraud mechanisms.
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Airbnb states that it performs background checks, including checks against terrorist and sanctions watch lists.
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"Twenty-eight years of age and I'm getting fight checks and promoter checks," McGregor said.
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To get some idea of what background checks add to the price of a weapon, look at the fees for checks on private transfers in states that already impose checks.
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Unadjusted background checks slumped more than 10 percent, to 182,1.23 checks, from last year's record high of 203,086 checks, which had followed shootings in Las Vegas and Sutherland Springs, Tex.
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That's one of the reasons that background checks for people in government positions include credit checks.
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Its vetting process had failed background checks, face-to-face interviews and reference checks, per Bloomberg.
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But let's be clear: they can't write checks, and checks is what you are looking for.
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They kept using checks to pay one another, but then, people's checks began trading within communities.
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Fact-checks will not persuade them, but that doesn't make those fact-checks any less true.
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For Democrats that means pushing "universal" background checks, checks on any private transfer of a gun.
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Amazon then screens through media searches, online interviews, reference checks, and background checks (both criminal and business).
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At last checks were effectively placed on a government that tried to do away with all checks.
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Checks in place Rodger said that, in general, there are three main checks in place for passengers.
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The US does its own vetting: This process involves eight federal agencies, six different databases, five separate background checks, four fingerprint and biometric checks, three in-person interviews and two inter-agency checks.
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Diagnostic data and location checks, whereby DJI checks for "No Fly Zones" (NFZ), require users to opt-out.
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Banks are required to periodically verify the identities of clients through KYC checks, the most basic of checks.
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AT&T, Disney and Comcast are writing big checks or trying to write big checks for media assets.
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He had lifted one of the company's checks from a mailbox and printed checks with the same account number.
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It included expanding FBI resources for background checks, more stringent background checks and stricter reporting requirements for missing guns.
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Ludlow's early checks have historically been in the $150,000 range, with follow-on checks ranging from $250,000 and $750,000.
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He declined to confirm the average value of the checks or name the drugmakers that issue checks via ConnectiveRx.
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We have increased checks in place for our Italian commuters and suppliers including temperature checks and increased hygiene measures.
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"I don't know if they're constantly doing background checks or doing social media checks on their actors," she said.
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In emails between police and Gordon seen by the Free Press, a police officer said the checks were deemed fraudulent by the bank&aposs computer, and that the checks looked different from Enterprise&aposs payroll checks.
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And if he does get behind background checks, it will almost certainly fall well short of the sweeping universal background checks bill passed by the House, which also would require checks of purchasers in private transactions.
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Lyft said that since Canadian criminal checks are done differently than US criminal checks, the same concerns did not apply.
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With over 19 billion checks for over $30 trillion sent in 2013, B2B checks cost businesses $25 billion a year.
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In the debate between fingerprint background checks and name-based checks, the facts are clear and the choice is obvious.
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In that poll, 82 percent of millennials wanted background checks for all gun sales; Clinton wants more background checks too.
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The Visa Waiver Program tells 29 countries you can send people here without going through extensive checks and background checks.
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"They do not exclusively work on Facebook fact-checks, and other members of staff will sometimes work on Facebook checks."
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Because of the shortcomings of the firearms background checks, "we were very happy when we got the result that background checks for ammunition is effective, and could be more effective than (firearm) background checks alone," she said.
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LendingClub and Prosper said they initially run soft checks but run hard checks later in the process, just before funding loans.
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To ensure a better match, the site verifies users' identities with online tools and conducts criminal background checks and reference checks.
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Touting is going on, there aren't adequate insurance checks or legal background checks with a lot of these PHV new licences.
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However, the checks its runs on Uber Eats drivers aren't as extensive as the checks run on its ride-hail drivers.
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Enhanced DBS checks are British background checks—an issue on which cities across the world have criticized Uber for falling short.
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"People don't realize we have very strong background checks right now," Trump said when asked about his position on background checks.
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" As for paying the fishermen: "I'd have to get checks and then match the checks to the paperwork and mail them.
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A short history of background checks Gun background checks were first mandated by the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act of 1993.
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While Trump has repeatedly pledged to improve background checks since the Florida shooting, he has not explicitly backed universal background checks.
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After more than a year and a half of verifications, checks and double-checks, I finally had my transition plan approved.
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"We are facilitating the name checks and records checks for all the folks who are going to get credentialed," Rivers said.
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The checks were sent on a more or less monthly basis throughout 252, Mr. Trump's first year in office, according to two checks provided to the House committee last week and six checks provided to The Times this week.
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Criminal and driving background checks were formerly reviewed when a driver started, but those checks weren't run again (except for certain jurisdictions).
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Police then carried out checks on Regeni's activity for three days but found nothing of interest and stopped the checks, he said.
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The entity is subject to checks by the government auditor, while a government-appointed external auditor conducts checks on the SME Fund.
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Last year, Walmart stores passed 94 percent of more than 2,400 checks, and Sam's Club stores passed all of its 15 checks.
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They may also include so-called convenience checks — paper checks mailed to consumers that allow them to draw on their credit card.
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A more effective approach would be to require additional checks for the purchasers of these weapons and periodic renewals of those checks.
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For instance, the company announced continuous driver background checks one year after Uber and enhanced identity verification checks two years after Uber.
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Drivers would volunteer for the checks instead of the car services, the checks are not mandatory and the city pays for them.
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In addition to security database checks, biometric checks, background checks, face-to-face interviews and other screening, Bolour noted that the Trump administration has begun to require the names and handles of an applicant's social media accounts going back five years.
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"Mark Harris was writing him checks left and right," Jessica Dowless said, referring to McCrae, although she said she never saw the checks.
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Some require background checks and permits for private sales, and several rely on their own background checks instead of only the federal system.
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To deter migrants, Sweden has imposed checks on its border with Denmark, which has in turn imposed checks on its border with Germany.
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Welfare checks primarily happening in Texas and Arizona The welfare checks are primarily happening at CBP border patrol stations in Texas and Arizona.
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After that, entries for checks that prospective gun buyers passed were destroyed, and then records for failed checks were kept for 10 years.
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Living overseas does not put you out of its reach, particularly if you are receiving Social Security checks or other regular government checks.
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The universal background checks measure would require background checks to cover sales made at gun shows and widen the scope for internet transactions.
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As the members of the circle continued to pass periodic checks, those checks would decrease further, until eventually the monitoring could be eliminated.
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In 2018, the Walmart stores cleared 94 percent of the 2,400 FDA checks and Sam's Club passed 100 percent of its 15 checks.
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But there are also political checks on what the president can do, and we're learning in real time whether those checks are effective.
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Before Check 21, banks had to produce actual paper checks to clear them, necessitating banks flying checks throughout the country to processing centers.
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"Drug testing, background checks, credit checks, those industries become massive drains on organizations," said Mike Brady, the president and chief executive of Greyston.
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Universal background checks seek to close these loopholes by requiring background checks for all sales, even those that don't involved federally licensed dealers.
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The industry's paternalism gave way to the paternalism of the federal government and its S.S.I. checks and black-lung checks and food stamps.
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She said background checks for buying the gun and obtaining the FOID card are different than background checks for the concealed-carry permit.
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" On the subject of background checks, Sanders said the president favors "not necessarily universal background checks but certainly improving the background check system.
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"Checks arrived for partial amounts, some were for amounts different than expected, and I received more checks than I had anticipated," she said.
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The report confirmed the site is not conducting required FBI fingerprint background checks for staff and that ORR was unaware of this fact, and that the name-based checks from private vendors BCFS was using instead are less comprehensive than FBI fingerprint checks.
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Son's large checks have helped inflate valuations in pre-IPO private companies, making other VCs write bigger checks or drop out of deals entirely.
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Banks would make funds from the bad checks available, enabling Faibish and others to write more checks, which were then transferred to other companies.
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Federal law requires background checks for all sales at licensed gun dealers; background checks would show domestic violence convictions that would halt the sale.
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But we live in a world of checks and balances, and one of those checks and balances is the D.C Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Of the 5003 states that have passed laws or rules regulating rideshare driver background checks and eligibility, none require fingerprint-based checks, CNN found.
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H.R. 8: The Bipartisan Background Checks Act The Bipartisan Background Checks Act was introduced in early January and passed the House the following month.
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"We have background checks, but there are loopholes in the background checks, and that's what I spoke to the NRA about yesterday," Trump said.
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"On background checks, we have tremendous support for really common-sense, sensible, important background checks," Trump told reporters at the White House on Aug.
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Ninety-one percent support requiring criminal background checks for those who want to buy a gun and 22019 percent support mandatory mental health checks.
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Expanded background checks are overwhelmingly popular — 85 percent of Americans support requiring background checks for gun-show purchases, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Unlicensed dealers sell weapons without conducting background checks on prospective buyers, making them a go-to source for people unable to pass those checks.
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While people waited in line up to 13 hours, some travelers said the checks were not particularly stringent and did not involve temperature checks.
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The Brady Campaign, a leading gun control lobby, says background checks work but wants Congress to do more and close exceptions to federal checks.
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The New Deal alleviated poverty by cutting checks, something government does competently even if liberals and conservatives argued over the size of the checks.
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The companies have pushed back against the idea that fingerprint-based background checks are more rigorous than the name-based checks they generally use.
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The FBI says that it in 22018 it processed background checks for 24,2240,9603 firearms transactions, while the states processed an additional 2960,24,2000 transaction checks.
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Firearm background checks by the numbers This year, March had the highest number of firearm background checks collectively, surpassing every other month at 2,644,851.
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On Thursday it will turn to the Enhanced Background Checks Act, which would extend the time allotted for the F.B.I. to conduct background checks.
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The officials defended Uber's background checks, which include looking at driving records and criminal offenses, but not in-person interviews or checks of fingerprint databases.
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However, the woman said she did not address or sign the checks, and forensic analysis showed Bybee's fingerprints on one of the checks, officials said.
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Searchlight: Reference checks can screen out bad hires, yet many businesses wait until the very end of the interview cycle or don't do extensive checks.
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Checks cost money to print (and for those who feel the U.S. is moving past them, 90% of checks are still written in the U.S.).
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Background checks are the foundation of national gun policy and politics, which to this day continue to focus in large part on expanding background checks.
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An EDF executive said on Tuesday that initial checks carried out after the earthquake had revealed no damages so far but further checks were ongoing.
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An EDF executive said on Tuesday that initial checks carried out after the earthquake had revealed no damages so far but further checks were ongoing.
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Background checks for ammunition would curb gun deaths by 82 percent, while background checks for firearm purchases could decrease fatalities by 61 percent, researchers estimated.
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Intra-agency checks, like the Dissent Channel, help recreate some checks and balances within the executive, giving rise to more informed discussion and innovative solutions.
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Background checks The lower chamber is scheduled to bring two bills to the floor aimed at strengthening background checks on those looking to purchase firearms.
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Vibe checks elude a precise definition, which meant a lot of people were really confused about what it meant and probably failed their vibe checks.
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Waffling on background checks After a pair of shootings in Texas and Ohio at the beginning of August, Trump voiced support for expanding background checks.
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The FBI is reportedly responsible for conducting separate security checks on every single refugee being considered for admission — without extra resources to process these checks.
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The next three charts break House members into four groups: Universal background checks Consistent with national polls, there is universal support for universal background checks.
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Social media checks have grown increasingly controversial amid President Trump's aggressive immigration policies, which have spurred an increase in Facebook and Twitter checks at the border.
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As I was mentioning earlier, who liked to go to big events or small events or who could write big checks or write only small checks.
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Why not just get a few large checks from a few notable investors, instead of lots of small checks from a bunch of VCs and angels?
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"PUC staff was able to find felony convictions that the company's background checks failed to find, demonstrating that the company's background checks are inadequate," noted Dean.
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In 2014, Uber unilaterally decided to increase scrutiny in background checks for drivers, requiring all new and existing partners to undergo federal and county background checks.
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While background checks aren't mandated for private gun sales at the national level, a dozen states have laws requiring universal background checks for all gun sales.
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The rate of bounced checks rose to 2.41 percent of cleared checks last month, compared with 2.06 percent a year earlier, Serasa said in a report.
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Sending checks to everyone is a potentially powerful boost to the economy, and if you need a bigger boost, it's trivially easy to send bigger checks.
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The longer you wait to receive payments — you buy at 65 but don't start collecting checks until 85, for example — the bigger the checks will be.
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She refused to deposit the checks into Thomas' account and called the police to report that Thomas was attempting to deposit fraudulent checks, the complaint said.
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"At that point, he was positively over the moon about background checks," said Mr. Murphy, who sponsors the Senate version of the House background checks bill.
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The majority of Americans support universal background checks, with a 2018 Gallup poll showing 92% of respondents in favor of background checks on all gun sales.
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The Democratic-controlled House in February passed a universal background checks bill, HR 8, which would require background checks on all firearm sales in the country.
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According to the Dispatch, while state law enforcement could run checks directly through the database, the FBI had to request the BCI run checks for them.
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There were frequent checks to Michael, in amounts as large as $116,000; recurring monthly payments of $2,500 each to Brian and Daniel; hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments to credit card accounts controlled by the family; checks for boat maintenance; and checks to Brian's law school.
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Less than half of U.S. states require background checks before private sales, and only a small number require "universal checks" for all purchases, including at gun shows.
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Federal background checks are required in order for someone to purchase a gun from a federal firearms licensed dealer; private sales are not subjected to background checks.
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Federal background checks are required in order for someone to purchase a gun from a federal firearms licensed dealer; private sales are not subjected to background checks.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen has announced more rigorous medical checks for children taken into CBP custody, as well as secondary checks for children already in custody.
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The House on Wednesday passed the Bipartisan Background Checks Act, which would require background checks for all firearm sales, including those sold at gun shows and online.
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There were a total of 203,000 FBI background checks (a proxy for gun sales) run in just one day, outpacing the previous year's record of 185,000 checks.
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Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat who was central to fighting for universal background checks after Sandy Hook, has said he wants to continue fighting for background checks.
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The checks can stop problems such as mortgage brokers failing to make proper checks to prevent borrowers' lying about their income in order to obtain a loan.
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I like to sign checks so I know what is going on as opposed to pressing a computer button, boom, and thousands of checks are automatically sent.
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He said the checks I had experienced could be seen as illegal, since police officers only perform checks on areas where there is a suspicion of crime.
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H.R. 8: The Bipartisan Background Checks Act Designed to combat America's gun violence epidemic, H.R. 8 would expand federal background checks prior to the sale of firearms.
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The Bipartisan Background Checks Act, which the House will take up on Wednesday, requires universal background checks, closing a loophole for buyers at gun shows and online.
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On Wednesday it will consider the Bipartisan Background Checks Act, which would require background checks for all firearm sales, including those sold at gun shows and online.
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Mr. Cohen provided two checks to the House committee last week and his lawyer, Lanny J. Davis, provided the additional six checks to The Times this week.
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More medical checks were ordered The deaths of Jakelin and Felipe prompted congressional hearings and immigration authorities to order an increase of medical checks for children in custody.
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Currently, federally licensed firearm dealers must perform background checks on a customer before selling a firearm, but about one in five gun sales are exempt from background checks.
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As an olive branch, the Army didn't require participating hackers to undergo background checks prior to joining the program, even though some private companies make background checks mandatory.
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"There are guys that can write big checks, and there are guys that can bring people together to write checks," Booker was quoted as saying in the story.
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" The plan, as outlined in her proposal, aims to move closer to federal universal background checks, a first-step move the campaign calls "mandated near-universal background checks.
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Mr. Diaz said Mr. Wilson then forged checks using an account number stolen from a Boston company and, in December, stole more than $40,000 using the phony checks.
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So Kollar-Kotelly imposed twice quarterly "spot checks" to make sure NSA didn't continue to violate those restrictions—roughly 25 spot checks were performed between 7023 and 2009.
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It also called for waivers from security and safety declarations, and ensuring there is no requirement for product standards checks or intellectual property rights checks at the border.
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Much like a business owner has to approve expense reports before writing checks, federal lawmakers are supposed to authorize spending programs before "writing the checks," or appropriating funds.
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The other things obviously are checks at business level and random checks and controls, and we'll have to have a lot more of them anyway because of smuggling.
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"Paper checks take a bit longer because the Bureau of [the] Fiscal Service can only process and push out so many paper checks a week," the aide said.
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The rebate checks are also part of a larger debate: Tax experts are urging lawmakers to make changes to the coronavirus rebate checks being considered by Senate Republicans.
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Garco said this exclusion amounted to an abrupt change that added full background checks well before a new, written policy on such checks was implemented in October 2007.
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You can imagine how much more thorough the background checks that would be carried out by the insurance companies would be than the present government background checks. 4.
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By a tinpot demagogue stomping on checks and balances he can't even fathom or a shadowy authoritarian expertly and quietly dismantling checks and balances he knows are sacred?
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How we know: Mr. Cohen provided two checks to Congress to support his testimony last week, and his lawyer provided six additional checks to The Times this week.
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He did say, "We don't need to send people who make a million dollars a year checks," implying that the checks will be means-tested to some degree.
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The company said it would still use background checks, but would bring in outside experts to review how the checks are used and would evaluate any recommended changes.
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The loss comes in a year during which Uber's background checks have become a topic of national conversation and other jurisdictions consider regulations requiring stricter checks on drivers.
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Background checks Trump has vowed to "strongly" push for strengthening background checks for gun purchases, with an emphasis on ensuring that seriously mentally ill people can't acquire firearms.
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In the past, advocates pointed to these studies as evidence that comprehensive background checks work, because the licensing systems in the states were paired with comprehensive background checks.
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We would be taken to look at the first team and be told 'watch Dennis, watch how he checks-away and then checks-to receive the ball in behind.
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December 211 NICS checks were down by 2003 percent and January 2200 checks slid by 2220 percent, which followed double-digit percentage increases in October and November of 2245.2.
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The party says it carried out technical checks and a company specializing in computer forensics also carried out its own checks, using further technical details from the media outlet.
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Essentially, the system checks coupon availability for any medication prescribed by your doctor, checks your personal eligibility and then automatically sends a coupon for you directly to your pharmacy.
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This includes minor previous adverse credit history, full income verification with formal checks, full property valuations and a clear lending policy that has stringent controls and quality assurance checks.
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Drivers for traditional rideshare services have to go through a vetting process that often requires background checks, driving record checks, and obtaining the appropriate licenses depending on the city.
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A one-week discrepancy in timing between checks and bills also leads to 42 percent more bounced checks, 37 percent more online payday loans and 13 percent more overdrafts.
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"Checks and balances in government are a key part of the system that create more complexity, and shared decision making is what checks and balances are about," he said.
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Brian Sandoval in 2017 for failing to implement background checks in his state after voters approved a measure requiring background checks on private gun sales on the 2016 ballot.
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As the federal government considers sending checks to Americans, I believe that some people would prefer to see their checks go directly toward the provision of these critical priorities.
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The proposals for cash checks being weighed right now are dramatically more generous, and more inclusive of America's poorest residents, than the 2500, 26, and 21 stimulus checks were.
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Sitters can choose from different levels of verification, including criminal background checks and ID document checks, with the level of verification that they've achieved prominently displayed on their profile.
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How background checks are conducted All federally licensed gun dealers must run checks on every buyer, whether a purchase is made in a store or at a gun show.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly emphasized there are already strong background checks on the books, an apparent reversal from his drive to push his party on tightening background checks.
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In her op-ed, Hunter, the executive editor, wrote they were now evaluating how reporters perform background checks on subjects and what information should be published from those checks.
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Policy suggestions like "universal background checks" and calls to close the "gun show loophole" all propose changing the current requirements, scope and process of legally mandated firearms record checks.
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While checks are sometimes quick, there are often lengthy lines that stretch on for hours as Palestinians, and others passing through, go through extensive security screenings and document checks.
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Gun control activists have long supported closing the private sales loophole by instituting what they call universal background checks, which would require background checks with every sale or transfer.
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According to ThinkProgress, the FBI failed to complete background checks within three business days in about 3.59 percent of the more than 8.6 million gun background checks in 2017.
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" - Jared, 33 "She checks text messages while fucking.
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" - Ariel, 29 "He never checks his voicemail messages.
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Just as the government itself operates with a level of checks and balances, the media offers another set of checks and balances for the White House's relationship with the public.
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The San Francisco-based booking platform for elder, child and special needs care, screens its applicants with fingerprinting technology and FBI background checks as well as reference checks and interviews.
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Checks on presidential power The way in which courts have frustrated Trump reflects the fact that the judiciary has been one of the most effective checks on the President's power.
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Uber and Lyft both left Austin a little more than a year ago when the city's residents voted to require fingerprint checks as part of background checks required of drivers.
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Reunifications should not be delayed by "lengthy background checks," the judge wrote, noting that such checks would not have been performed if the parents and children had never been separated.
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He said EU companies trading with the UK had to be ready for additional costs and bureaucracy as customs checks increased, while travellers would also be subject to more checks.
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The American College of Physicians supported measures including "appropriate regulation of the purchase of legal firearms," such as requiring background checks for gun buyers and greater checks on domestic abusers.
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One gate checks the "parity" of the first and second physical qubit — whether they're the same or different — and the other gate checks the parity of the first and third.
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San Francisco and Los Angeles prosecutors sued in 2014, saying Uber's background checks were inferior to what taxi drivers undergo because they did not include fingerprint checks for past convictions.
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Background checks can screen out some people from getting a gun, but recent studies suggest even universal background checks, on their own, don't have a big impact on gun deaths.
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Most charities rely on checks for donations, and "not many millennials write checks," said Nick Fitz, co-founder and chief executive of Momentum, a company that connects donors and nonprofits.
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For example, a typical restaurant may end up cutting more than 100 checks a month to dozens of different vendors — and imagine how many checks the vendors have to deposit!
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He said that when staff evaluated the checks on a computer, they found a watermark that read "VOID," and wanted to confirm the checks were valid through a police investigation.
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Homeland Security wants to expand facial recognition checks for travelers arriving to and departing from the U.S. to also include citizens, which had previously been exempt from the mandatory checks.
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"I can confirm these checks have not been deposited anywhere so everything remains as is," he said, speaking after being shown by Reuters copies of the checks issued to Fenech.
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Trump also supports a proposal to require background checks at gun shows or on internet sites, which has been a way around the background checks conducted for sales in stores.
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The Democratic-led House Judiciary Committee focused on a bipartisan bill called the Bipartisan Background Checks Act, which would require background checks for all firearm sales and most firearm transfers.
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The push into smaller cities, however, is also raising concerns about risk management, checks and balances, and how carefully wealth managers are conducting background checks on clients, according to the consultants.
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And while a Trump administration will be subject to checks and balances from a Republican Congress, I expect a President Trump to exercise the executive branch's checks and balances as well.
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The news conference comes a day after Nissan admitted uncertified vehicle checks had continued even after it revealed final vehicle checks for the domestic market were not performed by certified technicians.
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Even more people would face such problems if background checks were made "universal," meaning to include the private sale or transfer of firearms, which are exempt from checks in most states.
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Ted Cruz and [checks notes] Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are possibly teaming up [checks notes] for a second time, on [squints once again at notes] over-the-counter access to birth control.
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When Trump talks about 'do(ing) background checks' it is important to note the difference between bolstering the current background check system and expanding background checks to cover more gun purchases.
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One account comes with no overdraft fees at all, but also the caveat of not offering any checks; the other limits overdraft fees to one per month but comes with checks.
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"Private security background checks including fingerprints and criminal history checks for the Texas Crime Information Center and the National Crime Information Center databases were checked and he was cleared," Freeman said.
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Anyone who knows what they're doing can reconstruct the entire election and reveal any errors and irregularities that slipped through the process despite all of these safeguards, checks, and double-checks.
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NOT Don Jr - who signed hush money checks. Why?
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Dolce & Gabbana over Melania Trump certainly checks that box.
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FYI ... Todd weighs 227, Aaron checks in at 285.
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That checks out ... her birthday is in late October.
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It's not just you — everyone checks Facebook at work.
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" "Our checks and balances system is beyond being compromised.
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That number checks out, if you're counting from 2007 .
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Not only are background checks important — they are popular.
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It may pull the name and email address, it then checks for online social media activity and checks the name and email against a number of private databases (which Ferrara didn't name).
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Adding extra customs checks on all goods would hardly amount to the EU annexing Northern Ireland—and would surely be less damaging than the alternative of border checks between north and south.
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Though background checks are conducted whenever someone purchases a weapon from a licensed dealer, advocates on both sides of the gun debate argue that such checks would not have stopped Sunday's massacre.
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It was a dizzying scheme—even by the technical standards of the Brexit talks—with ad-hoc customs checks away from the border and other checks on goods crossing the Irish Sea.
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The bill would only have required background checks on all commercial sales of guns, a more modest proposal than the Obama task force's call for background checks on commercial and private sales.
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State authorities, which also conduct some background checks, routinely fail to update the federal databases used to conduct the checks, according to a sample of gun transactions, the inspector general report said.
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Wang said the commerce ministry is investigating reports of delays in customs checks, adding that the country will make efforts to cut the length of customs checks and reduce costs for importers.
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It is easy to place blind trust in the power of constitutional checks and curbs on executive overreach, but those checks are only as strong as the people willing to exercise them.
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Second, there's evidence that many voters alienated by Trump are also interested in keeping checks on a Clinton presidency — checks that would be provided by extending the GOP's grip on the House.
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The researchers found the largest effects for universal background checks, which were associated with a 39% reduction in death, and ammunition background checks, which were associated with an 18% reduction in death.
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Data on background checks is collected by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the NSSF adjusts it to remove checks for conceal-carry permits so that it better reflects actual gun purchases.
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Long just announced that his last 10 game checks will go to 4 organizations supporting educational equality ... after donating his first 6 checks to college scholarships in his hometown of Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Credit freezes would pertain solely to checks for credit applications, such as a credit card, yet would not protect against checks for employment and insurance, where identity theft can be a problem.
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Universal background checks for all gun sales, including private sales, are supported by 83% of voters, and these background checks would, according to Everytown USA, reduce domestic violence gun murders by 47%.
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This means there can be border checks whatsoever once the UK has left the EU.However, Johnson on Tuesday said that new checks on the island of Ireland was the "reality" of Brexit.
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Murphy says he won't stop yammering until the Senate takes some kind of action on universal background checks on all guns, along with better checks to keep potential terrorists from buying weapons.
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My only hope is that our traditional checks and balances among the judicial, legislative and executive branches will continue to rein in a man who shows little respect for checks and balances.
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Paper checks come with concerns about lack of personnel in the office to print the checks, mail-delivery delays, as well as concerns about potential contamination if someone sick handles the paper.
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You don't need a permit to buy a gun in Florida Background checks for ALL gun buyers While Florida requires background checks in certain cases, residents want a background check every time.
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The evidence does suggest that if we really want to make Americans safer, then we should require universal background checks before gun purchases (22 percent of guns are purchased without background checks).
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At times, Trump has appeared open to widening background checks, but at other times, he has stressed the country's "very strong background checks" and the need to focus on mental health treatment.
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I think Uber, early on, probably — and they would probably admit it — could have done a better job on things like background checks and safety checks and technology that ensures safe driving.
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The NSSF bases its data on the number of background checks required for gun purchases under the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, but adjusts down to subtract checks unrelated to gun sales.
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Google Play Protect runs safety checks on apps before you download them from Google Play, checks your device for malware-laden apps, removes harmful apps from you device, and warns about sketchy apps.
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Current rules on background checks apply only to licensed gun-dealers, but up to 22% of gun sales take place at gun fairs or over the internet, which do not require such checks.
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Intelligo is an Israeli company trying to make background checks relevant again by using AI and machine learning to not only speed up and automate the process, but also run more thorough checks.
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But Facebook, which also recently announced checks on political advertisers, had to delay its UK launch of ID checks earlier this month, after the beta system was shown being embarrassingly easy to game.
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The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) said in its annual report that it will "strengthen authenticity and compliance checks on trade and investment, intensify checks and punishment of illegal foreign exchange activities".
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The Democratic takeover of the House in January 2019 did lead to passage of the Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019, which would mandate background checks on all firearm sales, even private ones.
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Some of it is caused by a lack of universal background checks, since it's much harder to investigate people if some guns are being sold and transferred without any checks or records whatsoever.
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This regulation requires that banks give customers their money from cashed checks after a certain amount of time; for most cashier's checks these days, this means funds must be available within 24 hours.
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For example, although he supports expanded background checks, he voted against the federal law that established the checks in 1993 — due to his opposition to a five-day waiting period for gun purchases.
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Paper checks have been falling out of favor for some time now, and with administrative staff likely working from home during the current pandemic, employers face additional challenges writing and mailing paper checks.
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Lewin noted that "the system seamlessly takes an officer through the entire lifecycle of an incident" including getting dispatch assignments while on the street, conducting name checks, vehicle checks, and beginning incident reports.
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In arguing for the background checks bill, Mr. Schumer and Ms. Pelosi said people subject to such orders might still be able to purchase firearms if the background checks system is not expanded.
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The EU has produced maps of where it expects checks will have to be carried out between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, despite Boris Johnson repeatedly claiming such checks will not take place.
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The European Union has produced maps which show where new customs checks will take place between Northern Ireland and Great Britain after Brexit, despite Boris Johnson repeatedly insisting no such checks will exist.
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The memo, titled, "Idea for New Unlicensed-Commercial-Sale Background Checks," proposes expanding background checks to all advertised commercial sales, including sales at guns shows, along the lines of the Manchin-Toomey proposal.
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Uber's system for background checks was a major point of contention for the company as it battled to become legal across the U.S. Namely, the company has long fought against fingerprint background checks.
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While Bingochea performs his checks, his back-galley partner, Kristine, who is working the FA02 position, checks the galley to make sure food, drinks, and other items are on board and stowed properly.
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The agency checks out the company's payload, its environmental impact, checks for national security and foreign policy concerns and makes sure the mission's insurance is up to par, FAA spokesman Hank Price said.
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But several studies in the past year have found that universal background checks, enacted at the state level, have a limited effect: Previously, the research base on background checks was limited but promising.
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Six Schengen countries maintain some form of internal border checks.
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A "beauty industry veteran" personally checks all of the data.
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Just don't be shocked if he checks you out too.
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They're handing out checks of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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We are writing bigger checks to NATO because of it.
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Plus, for new gun purchases, background checks still aren't universal.
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Liam Hemsworth checks every box on Miley Cyrus' relationship checklist.
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Luckily, the latest celeb makeup trend checks all the boxes.
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The league said Foster would be fined two game checks.
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He remains at a hospital in Geneva for medical checks.
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But there are more checks in place than people realize.
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I don't have employees, I don't cut checks for investment.
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Many overseas banks accept direct deposit of Social Security checks.
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The migrants were going through health checks and identification procedures.
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"Security checks went from zero to top gear," said Shihar.
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But Bittner said Alibaba doesn't write checks on a whim.
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Background checks, licensing requirements, and the like are positive steps.
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"No she's not," Jones says as he checks Costello's vitals.
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I think we can do meaningful, very meaningful background checks.
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Lleshi herself is still getting medical checks for dust inhalation.
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Support for universal background checks is almost universal at 97%.
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From Rieder's manager: Please address checks to City of Hope.
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You have to be very, very powerful on background checks.
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I still had checks coming in when I was arrested.
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Those companies allegedly made mistakes in their background checks too.
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I remind her about it and she brings new checks.
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So what are the checks and balances for Big Tech?
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Tracking your expenses will keep you from writing unnecessary checks
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The government in Washington was disciplined by checks and balances.
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"I'm down to six checks a day," she grudgingly added.
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Many governments would gladly shift the cost of passport checks.
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"We must now focus on strengthening Background Checks!" he tweeted.
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That means universal background checks before somebody acquires a gun.
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A Customs officer checks a digital camera on the train.
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Then came security and medical checks and then, finally, resettlement.
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The size of checks completely vary based on our conviction.
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Sweden and Denmark added identity checks at their borders today.
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DR: I was writing checks starting in size from $50,000.
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He has not experienced those checks in his own life.
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Only a handful elude the British customs checks in France.
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The FBI typically conducts background checks for federal court nominees.
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Digital sales typically result in higher average checks for restaurants.
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Standing down from today's launch to conduct additional payload checks.
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And then somebody does some checks and they come back.
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A WWDC attendee checks out 360 video on the Vive.
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These awakenings are a bit like "safety checks," explained Paruthi.
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But before we dine, an inspection unit checks the items.
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Satire thrives where the usual checks on human folly fail.
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Further checks are being conducted on relatives of the passengers.
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He supports banning bump stocks and stronger background checks. Sen.
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Beyond background checks, there are also polygraphs and drug screenings.
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I think it would put more checks on their power.
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Those annual checks still seem to serve a purpose, though.
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Money orders are a form of payment similar to checks.
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That means tasks like automating quality control checks in factories.
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Gun control: He supports universal background checks for gun buyers.
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Background checks can also penalize good workers for past mistakes.
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Another 343 blank checks were also located in the vehicle.
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With all this said, it's time for some reality checks.
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Reigns checks all the boxes for a WWE star 2016.
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Amid the flurry of checks coming in, Craftmaster defaulted on
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Germany introduced border checks in September and Sweden in November.
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People wait in line for bag checks at Pink Dot.
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I have written many checks with six figures on them.
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"He's going after all the checks and balances," he said.
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In response, investors are perking up and writing big checks.
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Guess who's sending fat checks to Mark Zuckerberg and company?
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Those checks came after Trump became president, Cohen will say.
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Recent data on firearm background checks also hints at stabilization.
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For example, fingerprint background checks are often incomplete and inaccurate.
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About 30,000 people cross every day without any border checks.
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Democrats dismiss the "checks and balances" argument as mere obstructionism.
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The prosecution and defense agreed the checks were not effective.
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Replacing them would delay drug approvals and patient safety checks.
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However, John said there were other advantages to biometric checks.
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He always checks up on me and stuff like that.
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Partisanship has eroded our system of checks and balances. 4.
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Yes, checks and balances and a strong judiciary are key.
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Chris Murphy's bill strengthening background checks with additional amendment votes.
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The unmasking controversy to date illustrates these checks in practice.
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And the device constantly checks the integrity of the firmware.
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You identify an eligible cohort and mail the cohort checks.
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The driver looks over his shoulder and checks the mirrors.
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He Scaramucci Post will have editorial standards and fact checks.
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Mercury retro brings reality checks that can actually be helpful.
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After that, the campaign can only accept checks of $2,700.
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About $3,300 in cash and checks were missing, they said.
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"We've been sending out checks since last August," he said.
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Harlo: Great to see Joey Bada$$ still cashing those checks.
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" Therefore, "It is necessary to place checks upon them all.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, support for universal background checks has risen.
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Agents said they logged 217 welfare checks over two days.
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In 2017, 45 million Americans receive Social Security retirement checks.
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Other surveys show 2628 percent of people support these checks.
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" But then he added, "I will do expanded background checks.
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She counts his baby teeth and checks for dental decay.
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That information was included in background checks for gun sales.
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Those connections will be subjected to the new border checks.
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Lastly, we must require background checks on every gun transfer.
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The agency currently has 42,350 agents assigned for security checks.
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"Handing your children checks doesn't quite do it," said King.
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The checks, said the executive, were prompted by the Aug.
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The normal checks and balances also look anemic these days.
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"At some point the checks stopped coming," said Ms. Young.
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"I'm looking to do background checks," he said August 7.
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Venture firms, in general, write smaller checks for female founders.
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Inside the envelope were two checks for $14 and $11.
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Background checks are only conducted with the applicant's written consent.
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He checks just about every box, except national name recognition.
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Splitting checks at meals and bars was always a challenge.
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Likely.Currently, laws only require background checks from licensed firearms dealers.
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They feel antiquated in the modern era, like paper checks.
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"Well, I'm looking to do background checks," Trump told reporters.
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Californians passed a measure requiring background checks to buy ammunition.
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One of them wears a topknot, another checks her pedometer.
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But after a few months, the checks started to bounce.
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The outlet said the checks were for $6900,2628 on Jan.
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Spurlock: [Checks app on his phone] Today is day 641.
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Another young girl checks in at just above three feet.
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Our social security checks are on average $1200 a month.
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He checks under his socks and pats down his pants.
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But that's not, in fact, the checks he was writing.
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OPINION Checks and balances: Who leads in a government shutdown?
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We need to expand and improve the instant background checks.
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She called the increased customs checks China's "intense quarantine method".
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The police data is based on checks in border areas.
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Their writing process also involved a lot of reality checks.
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Another rigid camera checks things out from inside his mouth.
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So Guhn and Zetner's theory checks out, in this case.
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Reality checks... MarketWatch's Steve Goldstein rated multiple Trump claims today.
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Those decisions marked the first formal checks on Trump's power.
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Now, only sponsors must be fingerprinted and undergo background checks.
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This way, you aren't writing checks or initiating bank transfers.
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That is what I am voting for, checks and balances.
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"There's no perfect person that checks every box," Cashman said.
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President Donald Trump also supports sending checks directly to Americans.
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Cutting checks is an imperfect tool to fight a recession.
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Paper checks are expected to take longer to mail out.
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The airline asked for 20 months to complete all checks.
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Especially when we are at the gate doing road checks.
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Hey, checks and balances are just so 1970s, you know?
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It certainly checks the box of being different and quirky.
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Malloy said, everybody believes there's universal background checks — there's not!
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This was before I even got any checks or anything.
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As a journalist, I use GitHub … [checks browser history] … never.
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The company is also implementing health screenings and temperature checks.
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Notices telling taxpayers when to expect checks must be written.
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It said these alternative procedures would involve random staff checks.
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The Genius has little time for democratic checks and balances.
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He was armed with nothing but traveler's checks and books.
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Background checks are only a rough estimate of sales figures.
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No. The checks will be sent automatically by the IRS.
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Cash and credit cards are not being accepted, only checks.
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Trump said many areas were under discussion, including background checks.
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First, passing universal background checks is a hugely popular idea.
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The company also requires gun buyers to pass background checks.
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Trump has, at times, appeared open to expanding background checks.
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Here are five questions and answers about the relief checks.
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Certainly, we need checks on the tyranny of the majority.
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We conducted spot checks to ensure schools were appropriately stocked.
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Never before have all Americans, regardless of income, gotten checks.
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You've probably felt it — I know I have [checks charge].
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He suggested he might support background checks for gun purchases.
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"Wellness checks should not result in death certificates," he said.
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Pervasive road checks and travel restrictions have held up shipments.
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Checks were ordered on the GTF on the Airbus AIR.
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But they were less approving of other checks and balances.
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SB 70 would require background checks for any firearm transfer.
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Green checks were placed next to stars, performances and surprises.
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And recent studies produced lackluster findings for universal background checks.
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Our constitutional system of checks and balances is at stake.
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But about the background checks: The N.R.A. lobbyists hate them.
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Our constitutional Republic was designed to have checks, and balances.
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Push back on paper checks in favor of electronic payment.
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Why are we sitting in a room handing people checks?
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I mean, the government can just write checks to people.
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Background checks were not required for nonprofit boards, she said.
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But no such checks appear to exist for Curve customers.
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And in Nevada, they mandated background checks for gun sales.
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He checks their penises regularly for signs of ill health.
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His departure comes amid increased scrutiny over staffers' background checks.
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The Better Business Bureau offers tips for identifying fake checks.
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Of course, he hasn't officially been fired yet (checks Twitter).
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Ms. Kimura observes, checks in with the host and adapts.
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" The company, he added, "needs a V.P. of gut checks.
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Credit and background checks automatically assumed I was committing fraud.
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Still, the extra secrecy surrounding surveillance shuts out potential checks.
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One way is by instituting checks and balances, said Karpp.
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They also produce fact checks that they publish on Snapchat.
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Both men said they found resistance to such checks baffling.
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Accountability and checks and balances seemed to carry the day.
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Players rely on those checks to sustain an entire season.
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He also described getting multiple medical checks on the flight.
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Checks were ordered on the GTF on the Airbus AIR.
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Varthaman was later taken to hospital for additional medical checks.
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Most of those gifts are checks written to favorite causes.
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The other would expand background checks on prospective gun buyers.
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Our system of checks and balances is working tolerably well.
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And 97 percent of the population supports universal background checks.
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Therefore, Philadelphia loses as it has no checks and balances.
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Here are 10 key moments, fact checks and the transcript.
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One of his staff members checks data once a month.
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It also endured regular opening for beer and quality checks.
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Obtaining a license involves police background checks and firearms safety.
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"I'm not aware of those specific, uh, checks," Sanders said.
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Checkr uses artificial intelligence to help enterprises perform background checks.
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Instead, Trump again voiced his support for expanded background checks.
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All candidates support universal background checks and assault weapons bans.
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I can't just let myself be angry about these checks.
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In this satirical video, the president "fact checks" Tuesday's hearing.
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Who will pick up the tab for bigger subsidy checks?
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The clerk told me they were out of rain checks.
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It also introduced health checks at the border with Italy.
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In Vladimir Putin's Russia, there are no checks and balances.
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The NRA supports changes to bolster the background checks system.
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President Donald Trump talked about expanding background checks, then wavered.
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Overdraft fees were originally a penalty primarily associated with checks.
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More than 6,000 city employees have not undergone background checks.
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Checks for June and July have also not been located.
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Even traditionally reliable methods for sending checks became risky stopgaps.
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America's system of government is built on checks and balances.
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We do spot checks where we can audit developers' servers.
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We used to race to the bank with the checks.
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In fact, universal background checks are an inherent part of the licensing systems that exist so far: Such background checks are necessary to verify that someone really should be able to obtain a license.
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She will still accept checks up to the maximum for the cycle, $2,800, but because she'll be avoiding events where those types of checks are often written, she probably won't bring in as many.
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Nissan said it has temporarily suspended registrations of around 60,000 new vehicles after Japanese government checks found that unqualified personnel had carried out final safety checks at six domestic factories, including group company plants.
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To realize that the background check industry needs an overhaul look no further than the backlog of 700,000 background checks faced by the federal agency that handles all background checks for sensitive government positions.
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"I am convinced we can do a deal without checks at the Irish border, because we refuse under any circumstances to have such checks," he said in a speech on arriving in Downing Street.
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The rate of bounced checks in Latin America's largest economy rose to 2.46 percent of cleared checks in November, the second highest rate for that month since Serasa began collecting the data in 1991.
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In addition to his work with Airbnb, he penned letters this year opposing fingerprint-based background checks in places where Uber is fighting against laws that would mandate the stricter checks of their drivers.
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To that end, several studies from researchers at UC Davis, UC Berkeley, and Johns Hopkins have called into question whether universal background checks, compared to non-universal background checks, reduce gun deaths at all.
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I myself have gone through so many background checks in U.S. The work I've been doing in previous companies and the kinds of customers I worked for required very extensive background checks on me.
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For that reason, Republican compromise proposals have focused on adding more checks on who is prevented from buying a gun based on the watch list — not on adding checks to the watch list itself.
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Polls tell us that than 90 percent of people favor universal background checks, but a much smaller percentage actually do anything — at the ballot box or anywhere else — to make background checks a reality.
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"You don&apost have insiders writing equity checks if the future is bleak; you have them writing equity checks because they understand what kind of massive upside there is in this stock," Bierman said.
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Trump said over the weekend that "as strong as you make your background checks, they would not have stopped any of it," raising new questions about if he'll support legislation to expand background checks.
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Trump has also called for expanding background checks, although it's unclear if he hopes to go further than an NRA-backed bill that aims to incentivize agencies to utilize the current background checks system.
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The president also cast background checks as being limited in their effectiveness: "For the most part, as strong as you make your background checks, they would not have stopped any of it," Trump said.
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Dinnin also said ORR waived the fingerprint background-checks requirement — the inspector general's report said ORR was unaware the checks weren't happening — and that the agency had only budgeted for one counselor per 100 children.
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She had been through countless interviews, medical checks, fingerprinting and security checks over those four years, yet she and her small child had been left behind while the rest of her family did get resettled.
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A draft compromise text seen by Reuters proposes that member states carry out checks on at least one in every 40,000 new vehicles registered there, and 20 percent of those checks must include emissions tests.
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Closing private sales loopholes and forcing gun sellers to be licensed and conduct background checks ignores the disturbing fact that the vast majority of mass shooters pass their background checks and are legal gun owners.
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HHS TACKLES PRIVACY CONCERNS WITH GUN CHECKS: The Obama administration took steps on Monday to strengthen gun background checks by tackling privacy concerns that have kept some mental health records out of the national system.
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Lawmakers have sought to quell privacy fears around background checks, emphasizing that they wouldn't create a federal registry and that no policies have allowed federal agencies access to records on those who pass background checks.
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A day later, the President said he has an "appetite for background checks" and wants to fix loopholes but reiterated several times to reporters at the White House the US "already" has "strong" background checks.
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"We are planning full checks on all EU imports - export declarations, security declarations, animal health checks and all supermarket goods to pass through Border Inspections Posts," Saturday's Telegraph quoted a senior government source as saying.
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They held a hearing on H.R. 8, the Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019; H.R. 8 would establish universal background checks on all gun sales in America, including private sales at gun shows and online.
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ZURICH, March 9 (Reuters) - Switzerland has announced checks of Italian commuters' Swiss work permits and Austria has said it plans spot health checks of people crossing its southern border to try to contain the coronavirus.
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As the real-estate market improved, so did Stephan's commission checks.
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The collected fundraisers, who for years have bundled checks for Mrs.
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Staff conducting security checks found Phillips, 40, unresponsive shortly after midnight.
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Goodell checks in with the Members at least once a month.
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There were more checks today and the rocket is fully ready.
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The senate voted against background checks being needed to buy guns.
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Local Thai authorities say they have increased safety checks on boats.
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Previously, the research base on background checks was limited but promising.
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So it checks out that I feel uncomfortable with dirty talk.
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The app and website have undergone extensive hacking checks and tests.
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Like Clinton, he's promised to support policies beyond expanded background checks.
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What checks are there, if any, on a Supreme Court decision?
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I was rejected from some jobs that did national background checks.
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The screening included extensive interviews, fingerprinting, and for some, monthly checks.
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There are fears that reintroducing border checks could reignite sectarian violence.
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This poses the question of where the checks will take place.
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Maine's measure would have expanded background checks to include private sales.
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China's foreign exchange regulator tightened checks over remittances by foreign firms.
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There were seven access points where bag checks only were conducted.
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These checks and balances are imperfect too, but they do work.
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They have also said that FBI background checks are not complete.
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OMG OMG OMG OMG AMAZON HAS LAUNCHED IN AUSTRALIA…Checks prices….
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Such checks are rarely done at present, former officials told Reuters.
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He found out that there were some checks on his unpredictability.
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"Be very strong on background checks; don't be shy," he said.
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A user first checks in using their boarding pass and passport.
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Such checks on executive power were wishful thinking in More's time.
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Recruits must then take background checks and a physical fitness test.
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Samsung apologized profusely and agreed to institute more rigorous safety checks.
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Delegates spoke of due diligence, "know your customer" and other checks.
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Wagner has ramped up internal checks to prevent leaks, he added.
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"You're certainly going to get mistakes" in background checks, he said.
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The concept writes big checks; the execution has smaller funds available.
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After reference checks, approximately 120 people are invited to interview onsite.
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From what we can tell, the ingredients list mostly checks out.
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It is one of the most important constitutional checks and balances.
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Those who work with them are vetted through criminal-background checks.
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That means that many background checks miss even serious civil orders.
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For the same reasons as Peach: no one ever checks Ello.
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Six FBI background checks over the years would have uncovered this.
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Excerpts of the interview are below — with some corresponding reality checks.
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He checks on him in the night a lot of times.
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Results from these health-checks will be published on August 13.
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Next, a pre-transaction phase takes place which includes verification checks.
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A user first checks in with their boarding pass and passport.
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He's invested in four companies so far, typically with $50k checks.
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Several Santa Clauses say that they now have annual background checks.
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Thursday for safety checks of electric cables, according to Metro officials.
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She's even seen accounts with fake (but real-looking) verification checks.
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" Mr. Rubio, he said, "checks off a lot of my boxes.
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Here's our analysis of the Republican debate, and our fact checks.
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Second, federal law must require background checks for all gun sales.
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Pools of cash where people can cut checks of unlimited size.
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Details: This is an electric vehicle that checks all the boxes.
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Children aren't concerned with bump stocks, partisan politics, or background checks.
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Recently, Clinton even supported using executive action to expand background checks.
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We have fact checks, highlights, five takeaways and a full transcript.
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Virtually all of that money came from donors giving small checks.
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There are no background checks on a chef's knife, after all.
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Fires are like a checks and balance system on all that.
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Applying for those licenses entails criminal and mental health background checks.
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Eat lunch at my desk while reviewing emails and signing checks.
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Authorities were concerned for the structure's soundness and would conduct checks.
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The State Department says Syrian refugees undergo the strictest background checks.
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That doesn't mean retirees will no longer get checks by then.
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The rocket cleared all safety checks before launch, the company said.
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Maine's Question 3 addresses background checks for purchasing or transferring firearms.
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Our founding fathers set up a government of checks and balances.
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Mr. Kushner's F.B.I. background checks had dragged on for a year.
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Even the president of the United States has checks and balances.
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Asked what she planned to do with her checks, Silverstein smiled.
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She wonders if some auditors are skipping the most basic checks.
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He rarely writes checks, which are easy to duplicate and steal.
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Fact checks It wouldn't be a debate without some whoppers, right?
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There were no safety checks; no studies about long-term effects.
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But checks and balances would almost certainly make Facebook less profitable.
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"And once she started writing checks, she loved it," Clark said.
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"I'm the guy who got the Brady bill passed, background checks."
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A new regulation will clarify that those purchases require background checks.
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Instead of blue checks, we'd get blue, green yellow, black, etc.
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There were no checks and balances, no other voices at Marvel.
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"Do you want to have Barack Obama bouncing checks?" he asked.
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The app also checks everyone's calendars to make sure they're free.
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During the first selection of grant winners, Floodgate awarded $5,000 checks.
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I've never seen a candidate that really checks all the boxes.
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Investors write checks into big dreams, which are validated by traction.
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There are very stringent checks when you apply for firearms certificates.
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More likely there will simply be fewer checks on Britain's politicians.
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It would extend time for the FBI to conduct background checks.
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Balfour Beatty will now inspect the rooms during routine maintenance checks.
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They must clear Israeli security checks before the documents are issued.
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Institutions are writing out big checks left and right these days.
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And in many cases, bigger checks are still on the way.
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But as mentioned above, online background checks don't always catch everything.
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The White House is seeking to expand background checks for buyers.
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Are they going to have to now start doing background checks?
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Officials also uncovered three more licenses and 93 checks worth $212,611.
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Finally, the constitutional reform bill aims to strengthen checks and balances.
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Others have complained about the perceived weakening of checks and balances.
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The best-selling French body care line checks all the boxes.
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A further 2,500 checks will be carried out from next week.
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The bureau said it follows federal guidelines for conducting background checks.
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He also talks frequently about the GOA's opposition to background checks.
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Thanks to frequent body checks and amazing doctors, all is well.
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Trump said he's not worried about Cain going through background checks.
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Finding Happiness Through Hiding From Background Checks Ysiad was emotionally shattered.
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Cohen provided copies of some of those checks to the committee.
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It has to make sure it checks all of the repositories.
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You know, the ones where Volkswagen double-checks its cars' emissions.
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The sailors boarded the USS Anzio, where they underwent medical checks.
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"The majority of Americans want universal background checks," Moore tells PEOPLE.
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That may undermine the checks and balances that Airline Ratings uses.
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This particular CTE study checks off none of the above boxes.
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Denmark responded by bringing in checks at its border with Germany.
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Additional ethical checks on the office of the presidency are needed.
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Originally, Hamilton said she wanted to target $25-100k seed checks.
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A brow formula that checks all boxes without breaking the bank?
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In that case, the system cross-checks audio with different users.
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The payment processing company confirmed the decision to introduce biometric checks.
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This one checks most of the boxes: Fans aimlessly standing around.
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Social Security checks are inflated using the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
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Sadly, Italy also checks the political box for an economic crisis.
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I think you need to have more people actually writing checks.
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But the woman told investigators she had never written those checks.
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Kitestring is another, which checks up on users via text message.
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Wondering if he'll ever find love, he checks his AppleWatch pic.twitter.
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Just… for once, shut your mouth and cash your damn checks.
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They said their own background checks are comprehensive and ensure safety.
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The company says it checks for criminal records and traffic violations.
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Those vehicles were even exempted from police checks and road scrutiny.
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Uber said at the time that Dalton had passed background checks.
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There are also huge problems with the enforcement of background checks.
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Fishburne also says the firm has already begun writing some checks.
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Mike: The thing with fingerprint background checks is, they take time.
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Second, I only write checks that go directly to the addressee.
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This time the strategy involves more stamps, invoices, checks, and confusion.
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The vehicle also needs to be completely stationary during these checks.
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Majorities also favor background checks for private and gun show sales.
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Their demand: It's time for the Senate to pass background checks.
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It still will accept checks, money orders, credit and debit cards.
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What they want is blood: hard hits and bone-crunching checks.
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All go through background checks before receiving the two-year permits.
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"The security checks take time, but they are critical," she said.
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Gabby Giffords (D- Ariz.) that would expand background checks on guns.
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Nor would we need the cumbersome mechanisms of checks and balances.
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Poroshenko ordered checks that he said would prove the article false.
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Hunter said there is "overwhelming public support" for tougher background checks.
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My thought bubble: As depressing as this is, it checks out.
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In the EU's single market, trucks drive smoothly through border checks.
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No theoretical checks—no form of government can render us secure.
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You may also send checks payable to the California Community Foundation.
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Trump opened the session promising to get tough on background checks.
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It would also broaden background checks for purchases of these weapons.
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Sweden has had border checks on travelers from Denmark since 2016.
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Many of us have also written an earlier date on checks.
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Ninety percent of the public feels there should be background checks.
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Engine maker Pratt & Whitney also expanded checks on similar engines worldwide.
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Weisselberg signed virtually all of the checks or Trump University himself.
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Polls show that even NRA members overwhelmingly support universal background checks.
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The result is that the usual checks and balances don't apply.
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That process requires lengthy background checks for potential sponsors, including parents.
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Asked on Tuesday about a bill to expand background checks, Sen.
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Price sent three separate checks to the U.S. Treasury on Sept.
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She checks in on the well-being of her campaign staff.
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Leader McConnell should call a vote on universal background checks now.
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No one checks the dimensions or weight of your hand luggage.
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A whopping 90 percent support universal background checks for gun ownership.
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They are seeking giant checks, upward of $50 million a backer.
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Skepticism is healthy to provide proper checks and balances on government.
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Currently, only federally-licensed gun dealers have to complete background checks.
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Other beneficiaries get their checks at other times of the month.
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Instead, he called for improved background checks and regulations without loopholes.
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His measure sought to tighten background checks for most gun buyers.
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It has also increased monitoring standards, including checks on ground water.
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Read more: Walsh called for universal background checks at the debate.
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"I have an appetite for background checks," Trump said on Wednesday.
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Or, they could increase the increments on progressive checks each night.
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"The rapid kit only checks for surface antigens (toxins)," she says.
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It also limits checks and other bureaucracies at borders between members.
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Are rental companies supposed to succeed where these checks would fail?
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There are other technical checks, like manufacturing certification, packaging and sterilization.
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"Texas doesn't require background checks on private sales," Matt Deitsch tweeted.
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Universal background checks, Pelosi suggested, would be the likely first step.
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On average, my checks end up being about $1,300 after taxes.
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Claire has found a new pet cause: background checks on guns.
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Watch: VICE News Checks in on America After the 2016 Election
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But if the breakup completely checks out to you, j=0.
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And the evidence does suggest that background checks can save lives.
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Extremely tacky credit-grabbing cash checks to families do exactly that.
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"He will undergo periodic medical checks," the statement said, without elaborating.
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And he had checks and everything that he wrote and showed.
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There's no background checks at gun shows or for private sales.
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The plastic surgeon checks on me and says everything looks good.
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In short, we were looking for people who can write checks.
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It also requested that the nuclear industry sector carry out checks.
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The department also lacks a "standard training program" for conducting checks.
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In 28500, Washington voters passed Initiative 6900 to expand background checks.
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Congress shouldn't have voted down an effort to expand background checks.
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They compare states with background checks next to those without them.
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The Traveler's Choice Smart USB suitcase checks that box with ease.
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They went to classes, paid hefty fees and underwent background checks.
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Include comments about bonus checks, free donuts, and pajama day attire.
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But would that matter when he tried to pass background checks?
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He has written checks to a variety of candidates, including Buttigieg.
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Ms. Legall forged and cashed 75 checks totaling more than $200,000.
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Lithuania announced border checks at the frontiers with Poland and Latvia.
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Private firearm sales are not always subject to checks, for example.
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She checks in on Yelp to get a discount, she said.
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One of them checks her phone, twice; another glances downward, twice.
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She got three repayment checks totaling $103 and that was it.
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The companies that construct and run the center get big checks.
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Today, the idea of universal background checks enjoys broad public support.
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There would be no occasion for ID checks or citizens' arrests.
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It checks all the usual NHL boxes and several new ones.
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He refuses to split checks and never lets me treat him.
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The new regulations included allowing for random checks on weapons owners.
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No theoretical checks — no form of government can render us secure.
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In the meantime, Wes would be meticulous during his preflight checks.
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The account, however, doesn't offer the option of writing paper checks.
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His daughter's name appeared on receipts, checks and a passport application.
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Courts and juries do, in theory, act as checks on prosecutors.
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Banks use a combination of methods in order to secure checks.
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But those checks depend, fundamentally, on Congress being willing to act.
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They are also used for random checks of cars and people.
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Those selected undergo U.S. security checks before being allowed to immigrate.
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Why don't they just start writing bigger checks to philanthropy instead?
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They talked about universal background checks where you close every loophole.
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These episodes prompted an escalation of security checks around the country.
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But the controversy over the new checks looks set to continue.
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It would just change where the tax checks were coming from.
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He tailed cheating husbands and ran background checks on potential hires.
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Above, temperature checks are required in the White House briefing room.
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Checks that were forged — minimum $60,000 was stolen in six months.
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But their checks will come only once Washington reaches a deal.
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Note that Toomey is now reintroducing his bill for background checks.
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This silence removes any checks against encroaching extremist and authoritarian policies.
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But it's later revealed that Deadpool hasn't been cashing his checks.
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That's why the founders created a system of checks and balances.
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The biggest thing that I've been noticing is the temperature checks.
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You were holding those checks to do his will, not yours.
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What those checks will do is express your father's political will.
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The average person checks their phone some 150 times a day.
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Both are suspicious of the press and checks on their power.
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Millions of Americans will get checks and dramatically expanded unemployment benefits.
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Government officials defended the criminal background checks performed on Mr. Manzanares.
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And even where background checks are required, many people avoid them.
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But the bill excludes many financially vulnerable groups from receiving checks.
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When it comes to background checks, Walmart goes beyond what's required.
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People don't realize we have very strong background checks right now.
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The F.B.I. said it had conducted database reviews and other checks.
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Democracies have checks and balances, including investigations, ethics committees, and elections.
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President Donald Trump last week expressed an openness to background checks.
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It has no brake, no fail-safe, no checks, no balances.
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Checks typically take longer to receive since they're sent via USPS.
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But the unemployment checks won't arrive in workers' mailboxes for weeks.
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Switzerland is also expanding border checks with Germany, France and Austria.
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Switzerland is also expanding border checks with Germany, France and Austria.
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"We are looking at sending checks to Americans immediately," Mnuchin said.
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"We got more money in our checks," Ms. Thomas told her.
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Some employers use the ID for background checks on job applicants.
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Checks are coming in constantly, so the cash flow is great.
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What role do checks and balances play within a strong democracy?
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But the fact-checks and postscripts will show Castro blew it.
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Everyone brought cards with checks for the school, except one family.
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"Not everyone checks their credit card statement every month," Mueller said.
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Hotels are also implementing their own temperature checks, conducted by staff.
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The bartender wanted to confirm that we should get separate checks.
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The dueling Hamilton name-checks then spilled onto the Senate floor.
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Tee says Homage's screening process goes beyond interviews and background checks.
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The Match Group has also argued that such checks are expensive.
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Mr. Berke gave Mr. Little three checks totaling $503,000 in 2016.
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Though rare, checks from YouTube that are that big do happen.
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"He checks off all the boxes," said one longtime Clinton confidante.
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When they sit down to write checks, they express those beliefs.
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Orban rejects allegations that his government has eroded checks and balances.
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However, it's a long road for supporters of expanded background checks.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) in their effort to expand background checks.
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Don't talk about institutions, and the checks and balances they create.
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He operated by intuitive checks and balances, not according to systems.
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However it rules, the current checks are demonstrably not strong enough.
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One of our critics checks in from the Cannes Film Festival.
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Cypriot authorities have enforced discreet checks for coronavirus at its airports.
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Nor should such reviews be limited to background checks with Interpol.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania to expand background checks on gun sales.
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Lawmakers have also raised concerns about inadequate background checks of investors.
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The watchdog began conducting the medical checks on Tuesday, it said.
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The watchdog began conducting the medical checks on Tuesday, it said.
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Mike DeWine of Ohio released a plan to expand background checks.
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Polls show even National Rifle Association members support universal background checks.
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Punishments are meted out; revenge is had; strange checks are cashed.
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You're a bank, after all — it's your job to verify checks.
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Checks using insect nets and sticky traps showed the same trend.
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Spurning this flouts the checks and balances that undergird our liberty.
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Currently, about 40% of Roomi's US users have undergone background checks.
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This makes sense in our broader system of checks and balances.
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Expanding background checks has been a tough sell in New Hampshire.
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Risk assessments have included temperature checks and observing for respiratory symptoms.
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We get separate checks to each pay for our own meal.
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Eventually, if it all checks out, Facebook will memorialize the account.
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Polls show almost unanimous support for an expansion of background checks.
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I don't want immigrants, accepting them without doing the background checks.
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In June, Facebook began rolling out automated, "community-generated" Safety Checks.
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Plus, CNN reporter Daniel Dale fact-checks Trump's shifting impeachment defense.
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My mom checks the one suitcase for $50, which she expenses.
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These cases demonstrate that our system of checks and balances works.
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Ideologue donors steer checks to politicians deemed fighters, rather than compromisers.
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Congress can't get a deal on gun background checks without Trump.
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"Normally they have safety checks by captains on board," she said.
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This would introduce checks and balances into the process, McCarty said.
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Refugees already go through multiple levels of background checks for years.
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Now Ms. Stennett rarely checks Alibaba, afraid of what she'll find.
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He was even given $10,000 Christmas checks, according to the Times.
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" They noted that "the security checks take time, but they're critical.
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A personal assistant checks you in and accompanies you through security.
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They might retain payroll checks or bank deposits that went awry.
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For instance, the company announced continuous driver background checks after Uber.
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Polls show 72% support requiring background checks for private gun sales.
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The Atlanta Fed handles the central bank's processing of electronic checks.
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The company performs background checks on them through a third party.
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Trump has said many areas were under discussion, including background checks.
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Dated April 23, 2019, the checks have not yet been deposited.
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Bezos already checks in regularly with Washington Post Editor Marty Baron.
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Orrin Hatch has proposed for enhanced background checks before gun purchases.
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ANGIE Don't let your mouth write checks your tail can't cash.
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Read more fact checks from the president's cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
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When I said checks in the mail, that was a metaphor.
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The sponsors undergo extensive background checks before they can take custody.
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Challenges to liberal democracy's checks on popular input are growing globally.
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From that pool of money, the agency sent checks to contributors.
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CBP said during that time, the agents logged 17 welfare checks.
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Every year, he fact-checks Shark Week programming live on Twitter.
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Courts and juries do, in theory, act as checks on prosecutors.
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From his hospital bed, he wrote checks to pay the cast.
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Border checks were heightened to prevent travelers from bringing in books.
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The fact-checks of Spicer's specific claims quickly poured in too.
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Extremely tacky, credit-grabbing cash checks to families do exactly that.
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Now, neither Ethiopia [nor] Rwanda checks every box of excellent government.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden got a couple of name-checks.
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His presence at the speech checks two boxes for the president.
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They get requests for money, check the eligibility, and cut checks.
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"They were supposed to be conducting immigration checks," Mr. Bissonnette said.
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On Friday, high-level calls took place between the Justice Department and Capitol Hill about background checks, an official familiar with the conversations said, with Attorney General Bill Barr -- who has also nudged Trump to support universal background checks -- sending a signal that talks had ground to a halt and prospects for presidential support for a background checks bill seemed to be dimming.
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In 22016, he ruled against the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in a case it brought against a for-profit education company over its credit checks on potential employees, noting the EEOC performed the same checks.
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Almost 60 percent say they want a special arrangement for Northern Ireland for no checks on the border, even if that meant some checks on goods traveling between Great Britain and its province of Northern Ireland.
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Rolled out in 1994, it required licensed gun retailers to conduct background checks on people purchasing firearms (in states that weren't already doing so), and gave retailers a five-day waiting period to conduct the checks.
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The answer turns out that it's not just that the country can write large checks, it is that they are willing to write large checks to one of the most heavily levered companies in the world.
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Mayor Adler presented a plan that would provide incentives for drivers to participate in fingerprint-based background checks, while gradually growing the overall percentage of required checks that TNCs must perform over the next two years.
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Snap a selfie to drive The $62.5 billion unicorn is upping its safety standards by using live face checks at the time of registration as well as for periodic spot checks while the driver is online.
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The system automatically performs credit checks and tenancy checks can can give the landlord a "score" for each tenant, ensuring that your $500 a month Mission two-bedroom goes to a solid, trustworthy, working-class family.
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Far from mandating background checks for all gun sales, the new guidance still exempt collectors and gun hobbyists, and the exact definition of who must register as a dealer and conduct background checks remains exceedingly vague.
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Huizenga compared Libra to old-fashioned traveler's checks, and went on to explain how they worked for the benefit of younger members of the audience who came of age after traveler's checks went out of fashion.
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Right now background checks are required for all gun sales by licensed gun dealers, but there is a loophole that allows millions of guns to be purchased without background checks at gun shows and online bazaars.
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Mr. McKay immediately saw hundreds of checks, some for as much as $2000,210, that were made out to the Dimitries — checks signed by both of them — that did not align with any league expenditures or costs.
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"We conducted mid-quarter checks on NVIDIA with channel partners, and feel very comfortable with our 2H18 estimates for both Gaming and Datacenter following those checks," analyst Chris Caso said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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In states where laws requiring universal background checks for gun purchases had been in effect for at least five years, rates of fatal shootings involving young victims were 215% lower than in states without background checks.
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Trump said Wednesday that there is an "appetite for background checks" and wants to fix loopholes, but reiterated several times to reporters on the south lawn his belief that the US "already" has "strong" background checks.
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" On Monday morning, Trump floated the idea of tying immigration legislation to strengthening background checks, tweeting, "Republicans and Democrats must come together and get strong background checks, perhaps marrying this legislation with desperately needed immigration reform.
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Temperature checks for US coronavirus cases CNN reviewed statements by local, state and federal health officials, and emailed and spoke with officials, to determine how many people eventually diagnosed with coronavirus went through airport temperature checks.
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"Following our Q2 checks, we believe 3D Systems saw a significant slowdown in printer demand in Q2, and our checks suggest demand was more challenging than ever," said Piper's Troy Jensen in a Sunday note to clients.
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As for the size checks that both are writing, they tell us they've always matched investments to their size and strategy and that with this newest fund, most first checks will range from $750,000 to $1 million.
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He also allegedly wrote "checks from her checkbook" without receiving her permission and then deposited "those checks into his own brokerage account, and his yacht and auto restoration and repair company's bank account," the DA's office said.
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Dueling amendments on improving background checks for gun sales echoed debates of years' past when, in the year following the shooting massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, a bipartisan bill on background checks failed.
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Then they will have to make a very personal decision about whether they would like to keep receiving the checks — whether they really want to rally and vote for politicians who promise to stop those checks coming.
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Expect an abundance of small, seed checks at one end, an abundance of massive checks for clear, breakout companies at the other, and a dearth of capital for expanding companies with early proof points and market traction.
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Critics of the rideshare companies' background checks say drivers should submit to additional scrutiny, such as in-person interviews, government screening or fingerprint checks, which use biometric information to search for criminal records in an FBI database.
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Here in the United States, we have been blessed with a constitutional system of checks and balances that constrains the excesses of either extreme, but the most important and powerful checks have always remained with the people.
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"Given the fact that for much of his life, Donald was financially supporting those politicians -- writing checks to Hillary Clinton, writing checks to Andrew Cuomo -- it is a fair inference that he supports their policies," Cruz said.
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They outlined the health guidelines for the event in an article on the company website earlier this week, including not allowing anyone from a hot zone to attend, passport checks to enforce that, temperature checks and more.
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Add to this sweeping institutional power a president who refuses to acknowledge any checks on his power as legitimate, whether those checks come from the courts, the legislature, the media, the government bureaucracy or his political opponents.
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Crowe explained that the firm's growth equity team — which can write checks that range from $50 million to $100 million — has been highly active, writing big checks in recent years to Cority, Vuori and SmartSign, among others.
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Trump called to expand background checks and told the House's Majority Whip Steve Scalise that a concealed carry bill would never pass attached to legislation to incentivize states to enter data into the national background checks database.
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"The checks you have a copy of, are manager checks, meaning the accounts have been closed because the customer is deemed to be of a high risk and beyond the bank's risk appetite or threshold," he said.
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Background checks can be performed in a matter of hours, Forrester said, and new volunteers who have not yet passed their checks can be assigned tasks that don't require direct interaction with evacuees, like setting up cots.
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Another would increase the focus on mental health issues in background checks.
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So, we establish background checks and assault weapons ban as a floor.
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According to those officials, troops began those welfare checks earlier this summer.
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On paper, New York City's full-day program checks the quality boxes.
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Back in the Oval Office, he checks in with his waiting staff.
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If today's checks are worrying rather than devastating, a gloomier future looms.
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The company also periodically requires the more sensitive checks with electron microscopes.
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A Charter House chef checks out a cut of Merrick Seafood's tuna.
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Gun-related background checks have steadily risen for the past 22014 years.
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This one checks both boxes and goes with everything in my suitcase.
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That also shows that checks and balances in the American system work.
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Heaven forbid an injured woman inconvenience a large corporation from banking checks!
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Polls show modest measures, such as expanded background checks, are overwhelmingly popular.
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Explain what you're looking to fund and what size checks you're writing.
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They are pushing for federally mandated background checks for all gun sales.
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The ECB will publish the results of its health checks in November.
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The engines ran for a few seconds while technicians did their checks.
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The Command Bar also checks the box when it came to music.
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They saw what we were doing and gave us angel investment checks.
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Always do extra reference checks — not just the ones a candidate provides.
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There's no Jamal Crawford heat checks or contested turnaround jumpers from Wiggins.
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Perhaps because the system of checks and balances seems to be broken.
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Adjusted NICS background checks during the company's fiscal third quarter ended Jan.
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It would have also required the checks be completed within 12 months.
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But EU rules require border checks with countries outside the common market.
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Critics say the new system will undermine checks and balances on governance.
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Run the background checks to make sure they can walk their talk.
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Around 90% of Americans support universal background checks, according to various polls.
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But wait—we've got a few checks you need to make first.
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"There are only so many $2800 checks to go around," Weaver said.
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That checks out: Markle was born and raised in Los Angeles, California.
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It selectively writes checks for YC startups as they raise bigger rounds.
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The airline said all employees undergo background checks prior to being hired.
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For every $3 above that amount, $1 is deducted from your checks.
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And to back up that requirement, it actually goes out and checks.
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It's about restoring the Constitution's checks and balances to the Trump administration.
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People are afraid to do background checks because you're afraid of somebody.
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Criminal records checks are done nearly universally in the hiring process today.
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"There's no long-term contract, there are no credit checks," Bhatraju says.
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While Social Security plays a crucial role, the checks are not large.
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They receive medical treatment if required, undergo security checks and are charged.
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In the world at large, however, checks on Mr Trump are few.
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The platform is a good checks and balances system to augment coaching.
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To obtain those permits, drivers must go through background checks and exams.
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This article incorrectly said Google was "elevating" fact checks in search results.
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Jaret's team checks all of the food for quality control every day.
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Presumably, Uber does as the company conducts background checks on its drivers.
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In others, Saudi Arabia has simply written checks underwriting American covert activities.
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And it's why Sequoia has been pushed to write its large checks.
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The first $5,400 of those checks goes directly to the Trump campaign.
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"Not that many people can write those big checks," our source said.
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Go deeper: U.S. Customs orders medical checks after second immigrant child dies
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The checks will be completed by third-party companies, Checkr and Appriss.
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EBA tests banks' capital cushions and can conduct checks on specific issues.
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Background checks — hey, look, I'm the biggest fan of the second amendment.
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I want to bring this issue to background checks if I could.
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Left, a soldier checks a vehicle at a military checkpoint in Dapchi.
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They'd do background checks and talk to my neighbors and everybody else.
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Some of the checks and balances are beginning to fall into place.
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And at that point the constitution's checks and balances come tumbling down.
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Here's how we analyzed the Republican debate, and our live fact checks.
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Doing so puts our system of checks and balances at grave risk.
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CES and airport security checks are an absolute breeze with this bag.
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Engine maker Pratt & Whitney has also ordered checks on similar engines worldwide.
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The support page mentions its inspection process, but doesn't address durability checks.
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If we take away those checks and balances, it's a dangerous thing.
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