"We've come to a conclusion with Mexico," Trump said on Tuesday.
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Compare the price tags, he suggests, and come to a conclusion.
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And they are obviously pushing for this to come to a conclusion.
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The two did not come to a conclusion, but the discussions are ongoing.
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Now Farhad has come to a conclusion: Twitter is making the news dumber.
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Another hellish year on this mortal plane is about to come to a conclusion.
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I'm a columnist and I'm supposed to come to a conclusion, but I'm confused.
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Obviously the two councils concerned have had a discussion and have come to a conclusion.
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The case has yet to come to a conclusion, and his daughter has also fled Russia.
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But Mueller and his team did not actually come to a conclusion on obstruction of justice.
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Police are "pleased to see this difficult and tragic incident come to a conclusion," Mascara wrote.
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SO IT'S QUITE A BIT PREMATURE TO DECIDE HOW THE REPORT WILL COME TO A CONCLUSION.
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"I am truly struggling with this decision and will come to a conclusion reluctantly," he said.
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I can't come to a conclusion on the whole nature-nurture debate — so I keep reading.
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How can the American people possibly come to a conclusion that these investigations aren't corrupted by politics?
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They will follow the facts and follow the evidence wherever it leads and come to a conclusion.
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Sanders opposes "endless" wars and wants to see conflicts like the Afghanistan War come to a conclusion.
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"I think everybody was eager to come to a conclusion," she said in an interview last week.
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And when we come to a conclusion we'll certainly make sure that people are aware of it.
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There are no set rules governing how long the bourse should take to come to a conclusion.
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"And I think they're going to come to a conclusion — sooner rather than later — that they cannot continue."
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He said and his wife would weigh the evidence and come to a conclusion at a later date.
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The OECD has said it won't come to a conclusion on a so-called digital tax until 2020.
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So when the investigation does come to a conclusion, there&aposs a lot of doubt in the air.
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His confirmation is not necessary for staff to come to a conclusion on the deal, antitrust experts say.
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There are, however, no set rules governing how long the bourse should take to come to a conclusion.
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When Weil joined in spring 2016, he said in the the Instagram brass had come to a conclusion.
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The IG has not yet come to a conclusion as to whether a violation occurred, the official emphasized.
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They believe they've come to a conclusion that there was no collusion between Trump associates and the Russians.
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"I am personally maybe not optimistic but ... I am trying my best to come to a conclusion," he said.
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But the various ongoing investigations have not come to a conclusion one way or the other on the issue.
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But Mueller and his team did not actually come to a conclusion on the issue of obstruction of justice.
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Intelligence officials did not come to a conclusion, however, as to whether or not Russian meddling efforts were successful.
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So, I want them to come, but come to a conclusion already, because you have been look for two years.
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The report's method was narrow and cannot come to a conclusion about a company's security, said Matt Gause, of FreeTaxUSA.
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Trump said Thursday that the CIA "did not come to a conclusion" about the crown prince's involvement in the murder.
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Franken said during the interview that it's important to follow the facts to come to a conclusion about what happened.
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Television, which produces "The Big Bang Theory," and CBS announced on Wednesday the comedy would come to a conclusion in 2019.
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ICJ cases typically take years to come to a conclusion, but a decision on provisional measures could be made within weeks.
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"We once again ask the citizens to be patient and to allow the entire process to come to a conclusion," she said.
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Why it matters: The CIA did come to a conclusion, saying they believe with "high confidence" that MBS was behind the killing.
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But what Barr did not explain is why Mueller decided not to come to a conclusion one way or the other here.
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Discussions that may have led to a potential deal between Conagra and Pinnacle Foods have come to a conclusion, sources told CNBC.
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"It's a bit too early to come to a conclusion," she told journalists, discussing the WP29's position on the Privacy Shield.
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After more than two years of legal wrangling, the case that kicked off the #MeToo movement may soon come to a conclusion.
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"Apparently all the rumors are that it will shed light, it will help the investigators come to a conclusion," the official added.
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We'll continue to do that and then we'll ultimately form an opinion and come to a conclusion as to what to do.
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While the answer to that question remains out of reach, I did come to a conclusion as I puzzled through my thoughts.
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And when a problem has been solved or the conversation has come to a conclusion, the last comment gets marked as the conclusion.
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"We will continue our work on that and try to come to a conclusion at the next Eurogroup," he told a news conference.
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AB's an unrestricted free agent now, and the NFL is still investigating the claims against him, not having come to a conclusion yet.
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And on the question of whether President Trump criminally obstructed justice, Mueller chose not to come to a conclusion one way or the other.
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So until your state can come to a conclusion about whether to abolish spring forward and fall back, don't forget to set your clock.
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Barr also decided to make a determination that the President did not commit obstruction of justice after Mueller did not come to a conclusion.
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Even when it's in everyone's best interest to come to a conclusion and end this, no player has even talked to the league yet.
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"I must accept that the judicial route I chose to take, as a democrat, has come to a conclusion," Abubakar said in a statement.
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They say he has come to a conclusion that can be hard to reach for a stubborn 20133-year-old billionaire: He was wrong.
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She had come to a conclusion: "He abuses power," Ms. Williams said after her waitressing shift had ended and she had left the bar.
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Mueller did not come to a conclusion on obstruction of justice, but Barr stepped in to say that the evidence did not establish obstruction.
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The Warriors had planned on making a collective decision on whether to attend, the Associated Press reports, and hadn't yet come to a conclusion.
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"I think everyone can breathe a good sigh of relief that at least this part of the case has come to a conclusion," White said.
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I understand how one can look at them and come to a conclusion that, yes, they were either at the line or crossed the line.
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In any case, you can't come to a conclusion on the merits of this idea just by thinking about the technical details of inflation measurement.
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It looks -- to anyone paying attention -- like Trump got rid of someone who he didn't think would come to a conclusion he liked regarding Russia.
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Local authorities in Port Tablet have come to a conclusion with John Brandler, the art dealer who purchased the work for a reported £100,000 (~$130,000).
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Lufthansa Chief Financial Officer Simone Menne said last month that the German airline would like to "come to a conclusion" on Brussels Airlines this year.
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While Canada and Mexico aren't happy about that tactic, it's likely that Trump will keep extending the exemption until NAFTA talks come to a conclusion.
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In the remaining two cases, the inspector general did not come to a conclusion, saying he was unable to obtain necessary cooperation from key witnesses.
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If the raw data were made available at the outset, perhaps the agency could have avoided years of tedious deliberation and come to a conclusion sooner.
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Barr's summary said Mueller did not come to a conclusion on whether Trump obstructed justice and said the special counsel probe "does not exonerate" the president.
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They will follow the facts and follow the evidence wherever it leads and come to a conclusion," she states during an interview with "Fox News Sunday.
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"We are pleased to see this difficult and tragic incident come to a conclusion," St. Lucie Sheriff Ken Mascara wrote in a May 24 Facebook post.
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While Burr said Tuesday the panel had not come to a conclusion on collusion, he downplayed the significance of the new revelations in the court documents.
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"Observing the social developments, we have come to a conclusion that this legislation will have an opposite effect to the one that was intended," he said.
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No president in recent times has been his own wonk; each has relied on an internal debate to come to a conclusion on highly technical matters.
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I've come to a conclusion: I just paid hundreds of …Read more ReadThe result: at publish, I had the only Apple Watch review that pulled no punches.
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Mueller and his team did not come to a conclusion on the issue of obstruction of justice, instead detailing 10 potential instances and deferring on a judgment.
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Already the secret process has irked some members of the Senate, who have said it limits their time to come to a conclusion on the bill. Sen.
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The story may come to a conclusion next year when the Grand Egyptian Museum, under construction near the Pyramids of Giza, is scheduled to open its doors.
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Mr. Kunkeli earned only about $10,000 a year, so he sat in the Dutchess County jail for months waiting for his case to come to a conclusion.
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After that, Burr said, the committee would try to come to a conclusion on the collusion question that has roiled Trump amid the multiple probes on Russia.
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"The coalition treaty is slowly taking shape but we'll only be able to say with more certainty tomorrow whether it will come to a conclusion," he said.
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Assuming that the CCCS doesn't come to a conclusion within the next week and the IMD remains, then Uber may live on a little longer in Southeast Asia.
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He&aposd just like to have a come to a conclusion and I think that&aposs pretty much where I am and the whole country is right now.
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And after taking into account star ratings, detailed reviews and the sheer number of entries, we've come to a conclusion that we think you're gonna like... a lot.
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I've never investigated any that I've come to a conclusion that they were 100 percent true or 100 percent false—there is always a little gray area everywhere.
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And that if you de-sentimentalize your view of government, you will come to a conclusion that there is more to fear than an attenuation of majority rule.
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That instance along with others is now being probed by the House as potential obstruction of justice after Mueller did not come to a conclusion on the issue.
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Mueller ultimately did not find a criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russian officials, and he did not come to a conclusion on whether Trump obstructed justice.
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Johnson said he would like to see the special counsel probe "come to a conclusion" and expressed uncertainty over whether a bill protecting Mueller would withstand legal challenges.
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Mueller, of course, did not come to a conclusion on obstruction of justice — but Barr did, allowing the president to declare he had been exonerated by the report.
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Well, we did some highly thorough investigating (clicking onto the Twitter page and briefly following the Justin Bieber Snapchat) and have come to a conclusion: This is a hack.
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But he refused to take the final step and outright come to a conclusion — something Attorney General William Barr has repeatedly said he expected the special counsel to do.
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"I think we may well have a breakthrough this afternoon where we can get to conference, and then I think things will come to a conclusion pretty quickly," Sen.
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"I have no idea what's in the redacted portions nor do I know what the underlying material is, so I'm not going to come to a conclusion," he said.
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The directors of Audi and Volkswagen discussed how to run its more profitable division without Stadler, but failed to come to a conclusion, the carmaker said late on Monday.
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Rangappa, like other sources, also highlighted Dowd's reported role, with Cobb, in trying to keep Trump calm by promising that the Mueller probe could soon come to a conclusion.
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Trump said on Thanksgiving, however, that the CIA did not come to a conclusion, discrediting the final report that said with "high confidence" MBS was involved with the murder. Sen.
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Democratic attorneys general have won 80 percent of the cases that have come to a conclusion, Nolette found, while about a third are still pending before judges at various levels.
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Fashionably late as ever, Sarah Jessica Parker has come to a conclusion most of us came to years ago: Sex and the City didn't age as gracefully as its cast.
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Mueller also looked at whether Trump criminally obstructed the Russia investigation but, according to Barr, did not come to a conclusion on that question that either accused or exonerated Trump.
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Looking at how things are doing, looking at what we can do within the space and eventually come to a conclusion, but it's not like it's an a-ha moment.
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But Barr sought to downplay the role of the memo in the decision, instead falsely suggesting that prosecutors declined to come to a conclusion because of a lack of evidence.
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After that the Commerce Department will begin preparing recommendations for the president so it's "quite a bit premature to decide how the report will come to a conclusion," Ross said.
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The attorney general's office has not come to a conclusion about PG&E's responsibility for the recent fires and is not taking a position on the issue, the brief states.
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In his report, Mueller said he "accepted" the department's legal opinion and was unable to come to a conclusion about whether there was enough evidence to charge Trump with obstruction.
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The emails do not come to a conclusion as to whether a TUE had been found or not, or whether one was retroactively submitted as is allowed in certain cases.
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Mueller did not come to a conclusion on whether Trump committed obstruction of justice — instead, Barr and Rosenstein made the decision that the evidence was "not sufficient to establish" obstruction.
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So when you get data back then, you would get the data and then you would analyze it and then come to a conclusion based on all the best takes.
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Flood was central to the White House's response to the Mueller report, drafting a letter to Attorney General Bill Barr slamming Mueller for failing to come to a conclusion on obstruction.
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President Trump said on Thursday that the CIA did not come to a conclusion that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman directed the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to pool reports.
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But U.S. officials have yet to come to a conclusion about the extent of what Farook's mother knew or was aware of, and it is a still a matter of investigation.
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" Referring to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, she added, "the secretary has the authority to do it, he just has not come to a conclusion about how this would potentially work.
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Trump and the White House did not know that Mueller had told Barr that he would not come to a conclusion on obstruction, a White House official told CNN Monday night.
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Pelosi appeared to recognize the ticking clock, saying Thursday that lawmakers will need to see a copy of the implementing legislation "as soon as we come to a conclusion" with Lighthizer.
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In contrast, Barr has defended the president at every turn, most notably in clearing the president of obstruction of justice after Mueller declined to come to a conclusion on that question.
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But I think at some stage you will have to resolve this issue and finally come to a conclusion about the details and not just the principle of Britain's relationship with Europe.
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"Until we see all the details of it, it's really hard for me to come to a conclusion," he said in a joint news conference with Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal, Mexico's economic minister.
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"It might be an opportunity for us to do more, leveraging on the weaker pound now, to do more in the UK. But we have not come to a conclusion," Ang said.
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But at heart, a Bill Miller was a "value" investor who used a combination of fundamentals, management insights, and capital allocation to come to a conclusion on what a company was worth.
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I made the mistake in not being able to come to a conclusion where I really felt that at the present prices that the prospects were far better than the prices indicated.
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"If we come to a conclusion that triple talaq is part of (the) fundamental right to religion, we would not interfere," the judges were quoted as saying by The Times of India.
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A more effective approach is to show a range of perspectives, let people see where their views are on a spectrum and come to a conclusion on what they think is right.
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And they'll almost certainly want to know more about why Mueller didn't come to a conclusion on obstruction of justice — and what he thought about Barr stepping in to make his own judgment.
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"I think we'll have a useful first discussion today, but then I'd expect we'd come to a conclusion over the next few weeks," Minister for the Cabinet Office David Lidington told Sky News.
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U.S. law already directs the Justice Department to finish asylum cases within six months, but with a backlog of more than 800,000 cases, asylum claims often take years to come to a conclusion.
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Debbie gives Ruth a pair of pants as a peace offering, as well as writing "sorry I broke your ankle" on her cast, and the four of them come to a conclusion: Fuck it.
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"A more effective approach is to show a range of perspectives, let people see where their views are on a spectrum and come to a conclusion on what they think is right," Zuckerberg suggests.
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Attendees at the meeting did not settle on a position for Trump, Politico reported, and are planning to meet again before late May, when Trump has promised to come to a conclusion on Paris.
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It will also reveal that Mueller decided he could not come to a conclusion on the issue of obstruction because it was difficult to determine Trump's intent and some actions could be interpreted innocently.
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I wonder now if I'll be able to separate the author from the text, if and when I decide to read the books again — a decision I've yet to come to a conclusion on.
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Bernie Sanders' most diehard supporters have looked at the conflict swirling around their candidate in the last week and come to a conclusion: They're for Sanders now more than ever, standing against both Sen.
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Taking each of their professional and personal lives into account — using a combination of social media, Keeping Up with the Kardashians episodes, and entertainment news headlines for my research — I have come to a conclusion.
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Trump and his allies have increasingly sought to move on from the Mueller probe heading into the 85033 election after the former special counsel declined to come to a conclusion over whether Trump obstructed justice.
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The only way you could really know which brand is the cheapest is if you combed through each site and compared the prices of a random sampling of products to ultimately come to a conclusion.
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I would say the best thing the special counsel can do is to finish the investigation, gather all the information that's needed, come to a conclusion so the American people can make their own decisions.
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The process can take hours, as voters gather at a venue to hear out supporters of various candidates, debate issues, and ultimately come to a conclusion about which person will make the best presidential nominee.
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But even after you've exhausted all the story beats on a planet, even when the game's plot has come to a conclusion, you still need to walk through the entire level to reach old areas.
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"This is the largest investigation of its kind Essex Police has ever had to conduct and it is likely to take some considerable time to come to a conclusion," Essex Chief Constable Ben-Julian Harrington said.
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It is the engagement that we have with the leadership to come to a conclusion what objective we wanted to achieve, and how what were the risks associated with it, and how to effectively implement it.
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"I looked at him eye-to-eye and asked him what he was going to do about the housing issues, and we'll wait until we get through the hearings to come to a conclusion," Heller said.
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London (CNN Business)Renault has given CEO Carlos Ghosn's pay arrangements a clean bill of health but has still not come to a conclusion about allegations of financial crime that led to his indictment in Japan.
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"We recommend that the U.S. should not come to a conclusion too quickly that their consulate employees are attacked by external actors, but should conduct an investigation to look for an internal cause," the editorial said.
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"With this process taking close to two years to come to a conclusion, we think the final outcome and the structure of the transaction were well anticipated," said Jain, who has a hold rating on Walgreens.
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Barr also explains that Mueller did not come to a conclusion about whether Trump obstructed justice, but that Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein have decided the evidence isn't clear enough to charge the president.
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Williams said he believes GM and Jerry Dias, president of the Canadian union Unifor, will "come to a conclusion that's best for all parties" and hopes they can reach a new four-year contract without a strike.
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Pull on your commenting pants because I'm going to offer up some wild speculation coupled with real-world experience to come to a conclusion that some of you might find ludicrous and others will find just weird.
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"We are pleased that this process has come to a conclusion, allowing us to return our full attention to managing Spring REIT," said Toshihiro Toyoshima, Chairman of Spring Asset Management Ltd, in a statement late on Wednesday.
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"I am surprised that it has not happened, is that, because of the refugee situation, they take a decision, that they want to come to a conclusion," Mr. Thomsen said of the creditors, according to the transcript.
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"I can't stress enough this is still an ongoing investigation and we're still looking for any leads and information that makes this case come to a conclusion," Thurston County Sheriff John Snaza said at a Thursday press conference.
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But, Warren pointed out, Mueller did not come to a conclusion on whether Trump illegally obstructed justice in his handling of the investigation and explicitly names Congress' authority to investigate and hold the president accountable in this situation.
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" In a statement, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake noted that Nero is still subject to an administrative review by the police department, and urged citizens to "be patient and allow the entire process to come to a conclusion.
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Orenstein's decision doesn't have the precedent-setting power of an appeals court ruling, but it's still the only time a judge has come to a conclusion on whether the FBI should actually have the powers it's pushing for.
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" Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told CNN earlier this week that "more and more I come to a conclusion after the Helsinki performance and since, that I really do wonder if the Russians have something on him.
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Dashed are the hopes that the campaign could come to a conclusion on a high note, instilling in Americans a feeling that casting a history-making vote for Clinton is something more than merely a repudiation of Donald Trump.
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"I had come to a conclusion that in moving this group forward with an eye toward the plans that have been put in place, that I wasn't willing to commit to a longer term basis with Claude," Sweeney said.
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"Once we determine the cause of the airbag defect, then we'll discuss costs with automakers," Chief Financial Officer Yoichiro Nomura said at a briefing, adding that an investigation it has commissioned is set to come to a conclusion in the summer.
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A wide-ranging search Approximately two dozen investigators are working on the local, state and federal level "gathering evidence, interviewing people, putting all the little pieces of the puzzle together so that we can come to a conclusion," Krolikowski added.
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"In order to reach the end of the road, and come to a conclusion about whether there was coordination or not, a key place to begin is with the individuals who would have been in a position to coordinate," Jackson wrote.
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Williams said in an interview he believes GM and Jerry Dias, president of the Canadian union Unifor, will "come to a conclusion that's best for all parties" and hopes they can reach a new four-year contract without a strike.
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"I am truly struggling with this decision and will come to a conclusion reluctantly, as voting whether or not to remove a sitting president is the most consequential decision that I, or any U.S. senator, will ever face," he said Monday.
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"We have come to a conclusion in our work on constitutional changes and will bring it to the parliament in the coming days," Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told a conference of AKP provincial heads in Ankara on Wednesday, without giving details.
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Mueller gave his first and only public statement about his investigation last month, in which he said that the special counsel's investigation could not come to a conclusion on obstruction of justice because of a Justice Department opinion on indicting a sitting president.
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There was an entertaining re-union between Jamie and Brienne, we got to see the Hound doing some good old head-chopping and Arya's increasingly dull storyline in Bravos finally appeared to come to a conclusion — but nothing that significant happened, right?
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About oil: Sanctioning crude oil could impact U.S. gasoline prices and worsen the humanitarian situation in Venezuela, per Bloomberg, but the senior U.S. administration officials said they haven't come to a conclusion about how to move forward on whether to involve oil.
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The combined neural nets save AlphaGo from doing excess work: the policy network helps reduce the breadth of moves to search, while the value network saves it from having to internally play out the entirety of each match to come to a conclusion.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday there had been "great unity" among G7 leaders on the question of how to deal with Iran at a summit in France and they had "more or less" come to a conclusion.
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We didn't have to come to a conclusion the list in the moment because these podcasts are being recorded weeks before our actual lists need to be published, but it felt like a good way to come up with a rough draft.
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In terms of next steps, the WP29 said it will be holding a meeting next month to assess the text, and has previously said it "could" come to a conclusion on whether the Privacy Shield is acceptable by mid-April or the end of April.
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Although it is true that Thailand's population pyramid structure may have been similar to that of Japan in 1992, using that fact and the 1.7% expansion rate of private investment to come to a conclusion that the Thai government is adopting macroeconomic passivity is unwarranted.
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Barr also deemed the evidence laid out in Mueller's report as insufficient to accuse Trump of obstructing justice; the special counsel did not come to a conclusion one way or another, and the report explicitly does not "exonerate" Trump on obstruction, according to Barr's letter.
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"I think it was too bad that it didn't come to a conclusion and fortunate, because we had such a different point of view; that at the end of the day, it could have been a nightmare," Levy told CNBC's "Life Hacks Live" series.
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Mr. Barr also said that Mr. Mueller had declined an offer to review his letter outlining the investigation's main conclusions and that Mr. Mueller "has a fuller explanation" of why he did not come to a conclusion on obstruction that will be in the report.
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That will change this week and GOP lawmakers are sure to point out when they are ambushed by reporters that Mueller did not establish a conspiracy between Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia and was unable to come to a conclusion on whether the President obstructed justice.
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She has divided most of her cabinet into two groups to try to improve the two proposals and come to a conclusion over which is best placed to prevent a return to a hard border with EU member Ireland and ensure trade moves as freely as possible.
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The information glut this week will make it hard for people to come to a conclusion but the trade talks with China, which begin on Wednesday, are the overriding issue for the world economy, said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds in New York.
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According to Justice Department officials cited by the Times, Barr was frustrated by the Mueller team's decision not to come to a conclusion about whether Trump was guilty or not of obstruction — leaving it up to Barr and his deputy, Rod Rosenstein, to make the call.
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Knowing that my doorman would come to a conclusion I did not want if he went out through the front door, I told him that he had to walk down to the 27th floor, take the elevator to the basement and leave by way of the garage.
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Halfway through, I started to come to a conclusion: Using the new smart speaker and its screen is not much different from asking Siri on an iPad to book a restaurant table or saying "OK, Google" to an Android-based phone to create a calendar appointment.
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Rooney, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee at the center of the inquiry, said Friday that he had not yet come to a conclusion on whether the President committed a crime that compels his removal from office, a striking view among House Republicans defensive of Trump.
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"I looked at [Mnuchin] eye-to-eye and asked him what he was going to do about the housing issues, and we'll wait until we get through the hearings to come to a conclusion," Heller told The Hill last week, referencing a private meeting he had with Mnuchin.
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It is intending to then hold a meeting in March to assess the text, and could, she said, come to a conclusion on whether the Privacy Shield is acceptable by mid-April or the end of April — again, depending on whether the EC fulfills this timetable or not.
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"For a guy who continues to try to make his mark on TV on this topic, I'm certain that he will be very sad to see any portion of the investigation come to a conclusion, even if they're timely and accurate," Turner, a Republican from Ohio, told CNN.
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"Either we find a compromise and we will fulfill all the targets in an optimal way, or the shareholders come to a conclusion that it is better to follow the path on which the company could split for example," Benes was quoted as saying in the article published on Friday.
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As I&aposve said, you know, Justice Scalia famously said, a good judge will sometimes come to a conclusion although he doesn&apost agree with the result, but understands the application and he is required to follow the law even if he would rather see it go in different way.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE previously said that Mueller did not come to a conclusion one way or another on whether Trump obstructed the investigation.
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The critiques of Barr's "no obstruction" declaration, from both elected Democrats and Trump-skeptical legal experts, fall into two broad categories: questions about why Mueller didn't come to a conclusion about whether Trump could be charged with obstruction, and questions about whether it was appropriate for Barr to declare that Trump couldn't be.
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" (A source who spoke with Trump last week told Power Up that the president raised the prospect of Lieberman's involvement in the upcoming trial.) No position on Trump's actions -- yet: Lieberman, for his part, has yet to come to "a conclusion about either impeachment article and will not until after the Senate trial is done.
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JEFF, I GUESS MY QUESTION IS WITH THE PROCESS OF THE SALE GOING ON RIGHT NOW, AND THE LIKELIHOOD THAT THAT PROCESS WILL COME TO A CONCLUSION PRIOR TO YOU BEING ABLE TO SEAT ANY DIRECTORS, WHY NOT FROM YOUR PERSPECTIVE TRY TO REACH A SETTLEMENT TO GET IN THAT BOARDROOM NOW AND INFLUENCE THE PROCESS?
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"I have to come to a conclusion, based on all of the behavior I've seen out of Donald Trump, that the reason he is reluctant to denounce white supremacy and neo-Nazis and Klan members is because he has some level of sympathy for them," Ellison said in an interview published in The Washington Post on Wednesday.
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It's tough to say definitively, so here's what we are going to do: we're going to make a list of reasons why this is a GIF of Piqué flipping the bird and a list of reasons why this is not a GIF of Piqué flipping the bird and come to a conclusion based on those lists.
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After pointing out that Mr. Mueller had neither exonerated President Trump on obstruction nor come to a conclusion on whether he should be charged criminally, the story said: Then, Attorney General William P. Barr, a political appointee whom Mr. Trump installed less than a month ago and who began reading Mr. Mueller's report on Friday, stepped in.
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"Our objective is to have the regime in North Korea come to a conclusion that the reasons that they have felt they have had to develop nuclear weapons, those reasons are not well-founded," Tillerson said, an apparent reference to the North Korean government's belief that the United States poses an existential threat to its survival.
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An EU-backed effort to pass a 3 percent tax on the revenues of big internet companies failed last year amid concerns from countries including Ireland and Germany, who feared retaliation from the U.S. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is currently examining a global digital tax but has said it won't come to a conclusion until 2020.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, however, has refused to blame the crown prince for the murder, saying that the CIA hasn't come to a conclusion.
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Barr also wrote that Mueller did not come to a conclusion on whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE obstructed justice, though Barr added that Mueller's report also did not exonerate the president.
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In his back-to-back testimonies before the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees, Mueller largely followed the Justice Department's instructions to limit his testimony to the 22019-page report, which did not establish a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia and didn't come to a conclusion over whether Trump obstructed justice, though he outlined nearly a dozen instances he investigated.
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"We still hope that in the end the company will deem it necessary to analyze this situation in detail and in the end will come to a conclusion that the work of free mass media, which RT and Sputnik are certainly part of, should in no way be qualified as meddling in the electoral process of the U.S.A. or any other country," Peskov said.
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" Senate reaches agreement on the handling of sexual harassment - Axios : "Senators Roy Blunt and Amy Klobuchar , the heads of the Senate Rules Committee, have come to a conclusion about reform on reporting sexual harassment on Capitol Hill, NBC reports, that could eliminate the 'cooling off period' before a victim's sexual complaint can move forward and require lawmakers 'to personally pay out of pocket for any settlement reached.
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GIULIANI: Because I don&apost think you don&apost give me a chance to explain how injustice this case is, I don&apost think you&aposve given me a chance to explain the basis of it with the FBI report that was faulty, the FBI that came to the conclusion -- I don&apost understand how a man can be prosecuted when you come to a conclusion he hasn&apost done anything wrong.
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Mark PocanMark William PocanTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Wis.) asked her what she thinks, she deferred to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's position, until finally saying that she had not yet come to a conclusion on the matter. Rep.
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