"It wasn't actually much of a leap for me to go from the commons of the environment to a different type of commons, in this case our cultural commons," Dawson explains.
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And "within the House of Commons" doesn't mean in the Palace of Westminster's formal Commons debating chamber.
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This is another version of civic disruption, only this time instead of deploying devices into the broader Commons, deployment is aimed at both public and private bounded Commons, which I call the micro-Commons.
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Flickr will spare both the Flickr Commons and Creative Commons photos from deletion, the now SmugMug-owned company announced today.
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Rajasthan, where commons make up 40 percent of total land area, was the first state to draft a policy for commons.
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House of Commons Speaker John Bercow confirmed this morning that he had selected the amendment for a House of Commons vote.
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Electronic data and the submission of research findings to Data Commons like the National Cancer Institute Genomic Data Commons are paramount.
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At Woodbury Commons, or the Commons as it's also known, shoppers can find more than 200 brand-name stores, ranging from Prada to Nike.
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The Met made over 19553,000 images available under a Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license, 90% of which have been uploaded to Wikimedia commons so far.
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FM released their service based on Commons Clause-licensed RediSearch, after in-memory database company Redis Labs placed RediSearch and four other specific add-on modules (but not Redis itself) under Commons Clause, and graph database company Neo4J placed its enterprise codebase under Commons Clause and raised an $80 million Series E. Then Michael DeHaan, creator of Red Hat Ansible, chose Commons Clause for his new project.
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"It's not necessarily like [the] climate change thing, but it is a global commons, which could suffer a tragedy of the commons if we don't do something."
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If that's the case, then the debate over moderation is really a debate about a global public commons, even as that commons is privately held and regulated.
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We already know that farming and the timber industry deplete the forests, and the destruction of that commons in turn affects the commons that is the air we breathe.
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Photo by Patrick Nouhailler via Flickr used under Creative Commons Photo by Patrick Nouhailler via Flickr used under Creative Commons Greg: Venture capitalists are another parallel I see to religion.
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Because various open-source projects use various open-source licenses, when releasing software using Commons Clause, one must specify to which underlying permissive open-source license one is attaching Commons Clause.
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As of 2015, about 340,000 acres of commons were managed by 1.5 million people in Rajasthan, according to FES, which is using satellite imagery to map the commons in three states.
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Photo: Jimi Hughes / Wikimedia Commons Follow Noisey on Twitter
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The new service is designed to offer an easy way to search the commons' archive of free content available in the public domain, which is available to use under Creative Commons licenses.
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"There is no 'front door' to the commons, and the tools people need to curate, share, and remix works aren't yet available," writes Ryan Merkley, Creative Commons CEO on the organization's blog.
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Ryan Merkley, the CEO of Creative Commons, explained in an email interview that situations like that of Flickr, where broader business decisions have impacts on Creative Commons repositories, have become somewhat common.
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Creative Commons says it's already focused on bringing to future CC Search releases the full content of the Europeana collection, a selected subset from DPLA and a larger subset of the Flickr Commons.
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ORBITAL DEBRIS offers a classic "tragedy of the commons" problem.
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In 1941 the House of Commons was destroyed by bombs.
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In the House of Commons the battle is over prominence.
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A House of Commons vote is due later on Monday.
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Most MPs in the Commons supported Remain in the referendum.
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The government wants to reverse this vote in the Commons.
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Both his books are freely available under Creative Commons licences.
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WILTON "The Commons of Pensacola," drama by Amanda Peet. Feb.
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The influence of "The tragedy of the commons" was immense.
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A genetic commons would never invite investment, went the argument.
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Photo by Reinhard Link used under Creative Commons via Flickr.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Phil is a Noisey staff writer.
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All of his photos are released under Creative Commons CC36403.
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THE drumbeat of war reverberates around the House of Commons.
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Both have a vital interest in maintaining the global commons.
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When the photo was uploaded to Wikimedia Commons, Slater complained.
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The Commons will soon debate new measures to combat terrorism.
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The Commons standards watchdog decided he should not be investigated.
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The House of Commons will vote Wednesday on May's proposal.
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Photo by Andrea Schaffer via Flickr used under Creative Commons.
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Headlines Lindsay Hoyle elected as House of Commons speaker on.ft.
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Behind the meaning of the commons, there's an author still.
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All my work is free online under Creative Commons license.
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Photo by James Willamor used under Creative Commons via Flickr.
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Economic prosperity depends on the protection of the global commons.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Shouts out to Mos Def forever.
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Photo: Scott Penner / Wikimedia Commons Follow Lawrence Burney on Twitter
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What made blood run down the commons like a river?
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She's based in Manchester and edits The Commons Sense Network.
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This is around a quarter of House of Commons seats.
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Mills: Including among some lawmakers in Canada's House of Commons.
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Wikimedia Commons In the end, there's not "right" map projection.
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May's top lieutenants in debate at the House of Commons.
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The Commons Speaker, John Bercow, called it a "constitutional outrage".
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"It's a tragedy of the commons situation," Dr. Lindsey said.
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These decisions must pass the House of Commons for approval.
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The House of Commons will officially return on December 17.
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Their amendment may be overturned in the House of Commons.
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It was posted on Sunday on the Hudnut Commons website.
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The House of Commons is expected to pass the bill.
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One member of Parliament is chosen for each Commons seat.
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Photo: Charles Lee/ Wikimedia Commons Follow Lawrence Burney on Twitter
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There are 650 elected lawmakers in Britain's House of Commons.
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"Many users are concerned such a limit on free account capacity might cause millions of CC images to be deleted from the Commons," writes Ryan Merkley, CEO at Creative Commons, in a blog post.
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What will the make up of the House of Commons be?
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Image: Gleiberg (Wikimedia Commons)True cures in medicine are surprisingly rare.
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David Menhennet (1928–2016), 10th librarian of the House of Commons.
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Oviraptor eggsPhoto: Wikimedia user Gerbil (Wikimedia Commons)Dinosaurs laid colorful eggs.
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Mr Burnham expresses some regrets about leaving the House of Commons.
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The House of Commons is the "fullest fountain of advancing civilisation".
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The House of Commons on Tuesday approved plans for the vote.
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The bipartisan Commons Brexit committee has just unanimously endorsed this suggestion.
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The second enclosures took aim at the commons of the mind.
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It lies with Parliament, and ultimately with the House of Commons.
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Details: The bill passed in the House of Commons 313-312.
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The response of British business to the Commons votes was glum.
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Canada's House of Commons on Tuesday passed legislation to adopt CETA.
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By Ksloniewski (Own work) CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Redis Labs released certain add-on modules as Apache + Commons Clause.
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The Commons Clause as of this writing is at version 1.0.
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All images here are Creative Commons, but they do require attribution.
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All photos published on Unsplash are licensed under Creative Commons Zero .
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Ishion Hutchinson is the author of House of Lords and Commons.
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The speaker also represents the House of Commons to the monarch.
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Every article on Wikipedia, for example, is a Creative Commons work.
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Sir Lindsay has promised to change the Commons for the better.
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I understand the international impact and the problem of the commons.
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House of Commons Speaker John Bercow on Monday announced his resignation.
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The House of Commons has already rejected amendments on both issues.
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Imagine what it smells like in the fucking House of Commons?
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All four now represent other parties in the House of Commons.
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The Conservative Party has a majority in the House of Commons.
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Cattle grazed similar commons in towns across England, including in London.
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In her statement to the House of Commons on Monday, Mrs.
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Otherwise, the "tragedy of the commons" will continue to unravel us.
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An empty building like Natalie Gubb Commons is a math problem.
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The volume rose and tensions flared in the House of Commons.
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This means she is far short of a guaranteed Commons victory.
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"It's the great public commons of New York," Mr. Dwyer said.
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She does not want the Commons to become just another accelerator.
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It has been bad for the bonds that form the commons.
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Today, the UUP has no MPs in the House of Commons.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Are you a big Death Grips fan?
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The House of Commons, Canada's legislative body, also decided to investigate.
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The previous iteration of the House of Commons had 196 women.
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That vote followed approval by the House of Commons last week.
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LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Britain's lower house of parliament, the House of Commons, will sit on Wednesday after the Supreme Court ruled Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament was unlawful, Commons Speaker John Bercow said.
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" West echoed McDowell's suggestion, saying, "I really like the idea of focusing on environmental protection of what is a global commons, or a common heritage of [humankind], which to me seems even stronger than a global commons.
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"Access to the commons and its resources has long been a customary right of rural communities," said Shantanu Sinha Roy, a manager at advocacy Foundation for Ecological Security (FES) which helped Hastinapur regain control of its commons.
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Image: ESA/Hubble (Wikimedia Commons)I'm sick and tired of Uranus jokes.
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The House of Commons did not vote in favor of the deal.
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After the Lords, the bill will return to the House of Commons.
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Photo composited from images via Wikipedia Commons and Flickr user Bruce Guenter.
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ET. You can stream the action on the House of Commons website.
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A previous version of this post called it the House of Commons.
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But attention is the center of a new tragedy of the commons.
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Commenting after the Commons vote, Mrs May also leaned against the idea.
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The speaker of the House of Commons is a case in point.
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Too often, the House of Commons has been left powerless by government.
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They're classic villains in the "tragedy of the commons" of our attention.
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The finely balanced state of the Commons means that every vote counts.
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Normally, unanimity in the House of Commons is reserved for uncontroversial topics.
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Images: Wikimedia Commons/TwitterThe internet can be a bad and scary place.
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Columbus on the Cheap Skate in Columbus Commons or tour a winery.
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The open Makers Commons was a mixture of socialization, play and ideation.
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The House of Commons justice committee condemned the charge for similar reasons.
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The House of Commons library produces excellent reports, which are available online.
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The Outer Space Treaty essentially sets up space as a global commons.
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These are versions of the same problem—the tragedy of the commons.
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John Bercow, 56, is the 157th speaker of the House of Commons.
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A sad-looking airline mealPhoto: Avitya (Wikimedia Commons)Flying is objectively horrible.
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Commons make up more than a third of India's total land area.
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The Lib Dems are definitely the Hufflepuff of the House of Commons.
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Another factor is the party's sheer smallness in the House of Commons.
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They pulled down the fences between backyards to create a huge commons.
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Any trade deal would have to get past the House of Commons.
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Yet a tragedy of the commons played out in the Republican primary.
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Respect for the quality of public discourse, particularly in the digital commons.
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The UK House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has announced his resignation.
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Respect for global commons and, above all, for international rules and norms.
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The House of Commons speaker, John Bercow, said Parliament would return Wednesday.
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Photo: Bigwumpus (Wikimedia Commons)Raikoke previously erupted in 1924 and in 1778.
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Many media outlets large and small, including Motherboard, use Creative Commons photography.
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The box customarily contains the chancellor's speech to the House of Commons.
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It is structural disinvestment in public commons, in this case, public transportation.
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Like, Santa Claus has always lit the tree on the Boston Commons.
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Steve Baker talks about bulldozing the House of Commons into the Thames.
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It's not in the Commons interest to be made to look ridiculous.
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What is the best way to protect and restore this public commons?
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And, in the Commons, there are the raised platforms, with colorful cushions.
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So we've been spared a rousing debate in the House of Commons.
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As the ultimate global commons challenge, climate change clearly fits this bill.
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Yale's Commons picked up such resonances in the century after Roosevelt's visit.
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They station local cops, not security officers, in the commons during lunch.
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When she entered a crowded and expectant House of Commons on Dec.
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The House of Commons will vote on the deal on Tuesday evening.
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Parliamentary rules state that Commons Speakers must be impartial, even in retirement.
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"I want to express that food can be a commons," said Mattingly.
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The tragedy of the commons is a well-studied problem in economics, but Eghbal realized its usual solutions—turning the commons into a private or regulated good—weren't really applicable when it came to open source software development.
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"There is no 'front door' to the commons, and the tools people need to curate, share, and remix works aren't yet available," said Ryan Merkley, Creative Commons CEO, when announcing the plans for the new CC search engine.
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The plan could be struck down by House of Commons Speaker John Bercow on Tuesday when he chooses which amendments will be put to a House of Commons vote ahead of the main vote later in the day.
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Only with the backing of a massive Commons majority in a new election.
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"Our best days are yet to come," Davis told the House of Commons.
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Illustration: KSmrq (Wikimedia Commons)It turns out we may have Mercury's orbit wrong.
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MiniBooNE particle detectorPhoto: Public Domain (Wikimedia Commons)Neutrinos are ghostly, mysterious shape-shifters.
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"There is not a better deal available," May told the House of Commons.
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I was at #Twitter when #BlackLivesMatter was on the wall in the Commons.
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This week the House of Commons voted to approve the process of withdrawal.
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The House of Commons voted on Tuesday to authorize an election on Dec.
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Canada voted Monday to elect its new prime minister and House of Commons.
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A new government must "command the confidence of the elected House of Commons".
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The House of Commons is where important legislation is discussed and voted on.
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The Commons Brexit committee suggests that EU citizens should be given preferential treatment.
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But John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, promises that Parliament will not be sidelined.
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The Commons Starter membership is $45 for one day of use each month.
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Since 2017 the Tories have lacked a majority in the House of Commons.
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Powell was advocating monetarism in the House of Commons in the late 1950s.
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The House of Commons is one of the oldest representative institutions on Earth.
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Merkel cell carcinoma (Image: Nephron/Wikimedia Commons)There's no limit to viral ruthlessness.
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This morning Andrea Leadsom, the leader of the House of Commons, supported her.
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Wikimedia Commons is a large database of some 24.99 million usable media files.
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Image: Wikimedia Commons/Tino StraussAnimals, like humans, communicate in lots of different ways.
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Image: Wiki Commons Second Image: Russian Academy of Sciences Mosaic Image: Serge Lachinov
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Last June, raw sewage even began bubbling into the House of Commons basement.
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The Commons requires legislation to pass through several stages of voting and revisions.
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This when the House of Balloons finally collided with the House of Commons.
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The music for this episode is available under the Creative Commons 0 license.
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A police officer was then stabbed near Britain's House of Commons, officials said.
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The UK House of Commons sitting was suspended as witnesses reported gunfire outside.
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"There is no clear path forward," Trudeau said in the House of Commons.
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The House of Commons justice committee on Tuesday invited Wilson-Raybould to speak.
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When the Commons refused to endorse the change, the Senate characteristically backed down.
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It can be accessed for free under a Creative Commons license at automatetheboringstuff.com.
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The commons becomes simply another site for private companies to spy on people.
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A Brexit campaigner will take office, but they may lack a Commons mandate.
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Each member of the United Kingdom's House of Commons represents about 100,000 constituents.
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Our strength through the decades has underpinned the freedom of the global commons.
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This is the national conversation, then, conducted in a 10-acre downtown commons.
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The House of Commons has become disconnected from the will of the people.
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"We believe the Flickr Commons benefits the human race at large," MacAskill said.
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Faïn and Kocik, who are a couple, began the Commons Choir in 2008.
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John Kasich, Jeb Bush, and Ted Cruz photos by Michael Vadon/Wikimedia Commons.
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Harvard professors would walk across the commons to repeat their lectures to women.
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The House of Commons voted overwhelmingly, 412 to 149, to approve the mission.
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It is the job of government to prevent a tragedy of the commons.
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That includes the commons of shared values and norms on which democracy depends.
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A new affordable apartment awaits tenants at Natalie Gubb Commons in San Francisco.
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This is also where the shopping tourists get the bus to the Commons.
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It was early in the day, and the Commons was still relatively quiet.
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The Industrial Revolution seemed to bury the concept of the commons for good.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain updates the House of Commons on Brexit.
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The same actions were unanimously approved last week by the House of Commons.
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That's coupled with the development of a technology product, which it calls Commons.
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Each side of the House of Commons boycotted the rituals of the other.
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Sir Lindsay Hoyle in the House of Commons after becoming the new Speaker.
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Quebec accounts for 78 of the 338 seats in the House of Commons.
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It was an issue that regularly came up in the House of Commons.
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The Gibraltarian government had already called on the House of Commons for help.
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She is due to address the House of Commons justice committee next week.
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A recent report on diversity in the House of Commons is another example.
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They've passed the first hurdle — getting the legislation through Parliament's House of Commons.
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The House of Commons is set to debate the measure later this month.
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Brooklyn Commons is organized by Kari Conte, ISCP Director of Programs and Exhibitions.
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But in practice, the House of Commons is by far the dominant branch.
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"I don't want to see the Brexit deal going through (Britain's national parliament) the House of Commons with a majority of one, I want to see it going through the House of Commons with support across parties," Mundell told BBC Scotland.
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Why it matters: In response to the decision, House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has ruled that the Commons will sit Wednesday morning — prompting a dilemma for Johnson, who is currently at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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New cancer data will be available in the National Cancer Institute's Genomic Data Commons.
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Image: Wikimedia Commons/Doug BeckersToday has been a stressful day in American science news.
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Trudeau hugged several gay legislators in the House of Commons after giving his speech.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Yesterday, Azealia Banks apologized for her recent actions and statements.
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They particularly dislike Prime Minister's Questions, where the Commons is most shouty and adversarial.
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Lawmakers will vote in the House of Commons at some point after 7 p.m.
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The most commons forms of colorblindness are genetic conditions, passed along the x-chromosome.
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"This is unacceptable in any way whatsoever," Corbyn said in the House of Commons.
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The wooden columns of Brock Commons, the 18-story dorm, were covered with drywall.
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The video showed images of the House of Commons in London and Rome's Colosseum.
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The House of Commons Foreign Affairs committee recently warned against the no-deal option.
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Some of the most sophisticated work in The Creative Commons is from Creative Growth.
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This deal was due to be voted on by the Commons on December 11th.
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Public data should be a commons, not a treasure hoarded behind lock and key.
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IT TAKES A lot to unite the House of Commons in these fevered times.
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THERESA MAY will go to the House of Commons on January 15th expecting defeat.
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Trudeau's itinerary was marked "personal" and he was not in the House of Commons.
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These are what Yochai Benkler of Harvard Law School calls "commons-based peer production".
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The Lords will probably send the withdrawal bill back to the Commons several times.
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In failing to find a majority for anything, the Commons exactly reflects those divisions.
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Jay Mantri publishes 1033 new photos every Thursday under the Creative Commons CC0 license.
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The Liberal-controlled House of Commons will vote on the revisions later on Wednesday.
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This article first appeared on Mosaic and is republished here under Creative Commons license.
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She will testify to the House of Commons justice committee at 3:15 p.m.
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Serving as responsible stewards of these crucial commons profoundly expands our circles of awareness.
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The House of Commons is not going to come up with something completely crazy.
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Merkley, however, promises to focus on continuing to grow the Commons and finding solutions.
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In February a House of Commons committee called the policy's funding model into question.
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It means that Flickr has committed to continue to steward the Commons, as before.
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Image via Wikimedia Commons Phil is not the Saugod, but maybe a Sau-demigod?
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Introducing private property rights is the classic answer to this "tragedy of the commons".
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"Scarcely relevant," says a House of Commons report, because of the tiny number involved.
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The Parliament's lower house, the House of Commons, voted 432-202 against the deal.
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The Liberals and the NDP together have a majority in the House of Commons.
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Other attacks occurred at London Bridge and near the Houses of Commons in Westminster.
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Various times, MetroTech Commons, Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, Five Myles and other locations, beatbrooklyn.com.
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The House of Commons has rejected Boris Johnson's request for a snap general election.
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The challenge to May's plans didn't come from the Commons, but from a civilian,
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Dugher is a member of the U.K. House of Commons and the Labour Party.
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The couch has replaced the commons and the screen has made most citizens spectators.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Jay Electronica has been coming for everyone as of late.
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We can move from "Competition to collaboration, but also ownership to commons," he envisioned.
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The defection means that Johnson's government has lost its working majority in the Commons.
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The House of Commons ensured the vote by a tally of 327 to 299.
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His guests in the House of Commons have included IRA sympathisers and Holocaust deniers.
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Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow selected four measures for Monday's vote.
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It's also a source of more than 11,000 artworks under the Creative Commons license.
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It was the second unusual interruption at the Commons in less than a week.
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Argar was filmed coughing and looking ill in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
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More women MPs than ever before have been elected to the House of Commons.
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The Conservative Party won 365 of the 650 seats in the House of Commons.
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Ms. Qiu is one of three female founders who have emerged from the Commons.
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The Conservatives previously had a majority of 331 seats in the House of Commons.
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Any agreement needs the support of the House of Commons, which is not assured.
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January 16 - May survives a vote of no-confidence in the House of Commons.
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It was the British prime minister's third major Commons vote loss in two days.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, the leader of the Commons, reportedly spoke of a constitutional coup.
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House of Commons Speaker John Bercow said the lower house would sit on Wednesday.
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Here's what you need to know: • Britain's House of Commons will debate "Brexit" today.
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The House of Commons, where Johnson has no majority, will reconvene at 1130 a.m.
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First, the House of Commons voted unanimously to suspend its session until April 20.
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A community of protein scientists, known as the Rosetta Commons, grew around the platform.
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But it has to pass the House of Commons before it can become law.
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The only solution to the tragedy of the commons is to change the rules.
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This article was originally published at Aeon and has been republished under Creative Commons.
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Speakers from Creative Commons, the Internet Archive, and other places share why this matters.
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There is no set time period within which the Commons must consider any Lords amendments, but it is amended by the Lords the bill is expected to return to the commons as soon as possible, most likely the week of March 13.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Detail of Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres's "The Spring" (1820–56) (Musée d'Orsay; via Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons, PD-Art [PD-old-100])Hyperallergic's horoscopes offer astrological advice for artists and art types, in art terms, every month.
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Eventually, it wants this new portal to provide access to all 1.4 billion works in the commons — but that could take time, given that its work relies on a community of volunteer developers who work alongside the engineering team at Creative Commons.
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Read more: Boris Johnson's bid for early general election fails as MPs hand him 6th successive Commons defeatRead more: John Bercow resigns as House of Commons speaker in emotional speechSome Labour MPs sought to prevent House Speaker John Bercow from joining the ceremony.
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However, as far as this place [the Commons] is concerned, I feel very strongly that our opposition to racism and to sexism and our support for equality before the law and an independent judiciary are hugely important considerations in the House of Commons.
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The Economist: We're here in central London a stone's throw from the House of Commons.
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At first the Irish members were an occasional wild card in British House of Commons.
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After almost two years in the planning, it will create a six-acre civic commons.
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It is likely that Mrs May's deal would never have passed the House of Commons.
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"There isn't as much cut-and-thrust as in the House of Commons," he says.
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Here is the timber interior of Brock Commons, which was designed by Acton Ostry Architects.
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I had intended to bring the vote back to the House of Commons this week.
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They needn't have bothered: UKIP didn't win a single seat in the House of Commons.
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The Prime Minister must win the support of the Cabinet and the House of Commons.
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Any changes are presented before the House of Commons as an "affirmative resolution" without debate.
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The House of Commons will also have a say on any mandate to negotiate Brexit.
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As EU leaders know only too well, Mrs May has no majority in the Commons.
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But on November 15th a House of Commons environment committee took a swipe at it.
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Reflecting the political divisions over the hunting ban, the Commons committee divided over its recommendation.
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Data, they say, is the new oil, and open public data is the new commons.
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"The tragedy of the commons", by Garrett Hardin, marks its 183th anniversary on December 13th.
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However an even bigger fight is taking place today with the commons of digital content.
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Again, the "solution" to the tragedy of the commons—property rights—came with hefty costs.
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Longer-term, Creative Commons plans to grow the engine to index more than just photos.
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On January 21st she presented the House of Commons with her "Plan B" for Brexit.
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Image credit: photo of Håkon Wium Lie under Creative Commons license via Carl Henrik Lunde.
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Negative Space offers 20 new photos every week, which are released under Creative Commons CC0.
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BEING HEARD in Britain's House of Commons is not always essential to get things done.
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He doesn't have a seat in the cabinet, or the chairmanship of a Commons committee.
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Brown marmorated stink bug Photo: Alpsdake (Wikimedia Commons)You don't just see one stink bug.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Radiohead has been up to some weird shit as of late.
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This article first appeared on Mosaic and is republished here under a Creative Commons licence.
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That normally would result in a large majority of seats in the House of Commons.
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And they announced partnerships with Creative Commons, Wikimedia, Pinterest and others (details to follow, apparently).
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Louis pushed Freddie Thursday around the Calabasas Commons ... and made a stop at Barnes & Noble.
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Commons Speaker John Bercow has voiced his opposition to Trump addressing Parliament during the visit.
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The government is planning a Commons vote on Trident renewal this year, possibly within weeks.
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The "Commons Clause" is the part that places commercial restrictions on top of the license.
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His parents were the first married couple to sit together in the House of Commons.
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At the time, CEO at Creative Commons, Ryan Merkley, expressed some concern about this decision.
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The House of Commons declined to approve the Withdrawal Agreement and take up that option.
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Potentially, there is also no majority for a hard Brexit in the House of Commons.
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Leadsom, the leader of the House of Commons, said the country needed to pull together.
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You can expect her to make a short farewell statement to the House of Commons.
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The House of Commons approved in principle the retention of a nuclear deterrent in 2007.
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Local, state and federal governments have sizable data resources that would seed this digital commons.
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Instead of increasing the Conservatives' majority in the House of Commons, she threw it away.
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It would require the support of two-thirds of MPs in the House of Commons.
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Still, the Liberal Democrats have just twelve representatives in the 650-seat House of Commons.
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Dugher is a member of the UK House of Commons and of the Labor Party.
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However, the Senate, which enjoys little public popularity, cannot overrule the elected House of Commons.
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There is also a power struggle underway between the House of Commons and the government.
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House of Commons was the culmination of a two-year effort by the U.K.'s
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As the embodiment of our parliamentary democracy, the House of Commons must convene without delay.
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It won 32 seats, making it the third largest party in the House of Commons.
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"This is a problem of the Internet's business model, not just the commons," he said.
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The thing is, Commons is YouTube for Wikipedia Zero users out of necessity, not choice.
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This article first appeared on Mosaic and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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Since Socrates' time, the public commons has been recognized as the cornerstone of a democracy.
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Labour MP Lindsay Hoyle elected as the new House of Commons Speaker, replacing John Bercow.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks during Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, London.
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Mr Johnson and his advisers have shown little feel for how to handle the Commons.
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Before the election, Theresa May's Conservatives controlled 330 of the House of Commons' 650 seats.
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Both the House of Commons and the European Parliament must sign off on the deal.
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So you were the head of Creative Commons, which ... explain to people what that is.
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The Commons is not expected to debate again until Monday, when any proposals that Mrs.
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CANADIAN HOUSE OF COMMONS HAS AGREED TO SUSPEND SITTINGS UNTIL APRIL 20 - GOVERNMENT HOUSE LEADER
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Woodbury Commons shoppers also come from nearby cities and towns, particularly on weekends and holidays.
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They enjoyed taking the bus to the Commons and spending the day looking for bargains.
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John Bercow, the Speaker of the Commons and a Remainer, called it a "constitutional outrage".
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But scholarship at a university is, absent special considerations, a contribution to the intellectual commons.
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It's a scenario in which the governing party can't control the House of Commons alone.
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He said that the Commons is his favorite hangout when he is in the area.
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Mr. Johnson lost two votes on that bill as it cleared the House of Commons.
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Canada is expected to have a vote in its House of Commons in coming weeks.
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Butts told the House of Commons justice committee he had one short conversation on Dec.
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Commons Speaker John Bercow applauded the ruling, adding that Parliament "must convene without delay" (BBC).
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Customer Commons, which Searls co-founded, also creates tools that help people protect their data.
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Earlier this month the powerful House of Commons passed the enabling legislation without amending it.
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Trudeau, in the House of Commons, recognized that Iran was responsible for terror attacks abroad.
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This article first appeared on Mosaic and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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The web had shown that you could publish documents reliably in a commons-based network.
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Last week, Ms. Wilson-Raybould offered provocative testimony to a House of Commons justice committee.
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Bercow also still has the support from many MPs in the Commons despite recent controversies.
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"This is unacceptable in any way whatsoever," Jeremy Corbyn said in the House of Commons.
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When companies "disrupt" the Commons by installing products aimed at "disruptors," there will be disruption.
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This article first appeared on Mosaic and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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The university quickly covered it up with plywood, with only the word "Commons" remaining visible.
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In one moment that appears to undermine May's move, the House of Commons Speaker John Bercow told the Commons that any minister could move that the debate be adjourned — giving MPs a chance to vote on whether or not the vote itself should be pulled.
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Graphic: Wikimedia Commons user Mytomi (Wikimedia Commons)Last year, we reported that a new era of quantum computing is upon us: the NISQ, or Noisy Intermediate Scale Quantum era, in which quantum computers are still small and error prone, but they actually do something valuable.
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This is based on a benchmark of 639 voting seats in the commons rather than the official 650, assuming that Sinn Fein, whose MPs ceremonially refuse to take their seats in the House of Commons, win 1.1.26 seats while 4 seats are allocated to speakers.
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House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has ruled that the Commons will sit tomorrow morning As Axios' Shane Savitsky notes, the ruling means that the queen is in an awkward place as she approved the order to suspend Parliament based on advice from Johnson's administration.
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