Russia, he said, wants to cooperate with those who want to cooperate with Moscow.
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When free, sovereign nations cooperate toward shared goals and they cooperate toward shared dreams.
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They refused to cooperate but after changing lawyers Parnas decided to cooperate with the House.
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"If you have nothing to hide, you should not be afraid to cooperate, you should cooperate," Khalid said.
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Plenty of people come in and they want to cooperate, but they actually don't really want to cooperate.
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"Iraq will agree and cooperate if producers really want to cooperate to cut," Adel Abdul Mahdi told reporters in Baghdad.
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"While our relationship is going through difficult times, in areas where we do cooperate, we cooperate well," Tusk told reporters.
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" Earlier on Monday, Trump suggested he might cooperate with the investigation, telling reporters, "I cooperate all the time with everybody.
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State and local police should cooperate with ICE the same way that they cooperate with any other law enforcement agency.
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"And we agreed to cooperate on that," he said, declining to give details of how Lebanon had agreed to cooperate.
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"And we agreed to cooperate on that," he said, declining to give details of how Lebanon had agreed to cooperate.
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"Iraq will agree and cooperate if producers really want to cooperate to cut," Adel Abdul Mahdi told reporters in Baghdad, according to Arabiya.
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"I was really hopeful that he would cooperate and tell the Court the facts of the matter, cooperate with our investigation," he said.
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Of course, from a Chinese perspective, the Chinese want the government to cooperate with the businesses who want to cooperate and that hierarchy works that way.
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"So, when (Beijing) do things that are opaque to the rest of us, then we cannot cooperate in areas that we would otherwise cooperate in," he said.
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"Additionally, the defendant's decision to plead guilty and cooperate likely affected the decisions of related firsthand witnesses to be forthcoming with the SCO and cooperate," Mueller wrote.
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Do they cooperate with the conservative justices, even when they might prefer not to, in the hopes that conservatives will in turn cooperate with the liberals more often?
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Companies are "susceptible because maybe they want to be a government contractor, or cooperate with investors or business partners that insinuate that they cooperate with law enforcement," Cohn said.
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"There's no fear that Paul Manafort would cooperate against the president because there's nothing to cooperate about and we long ago evaluated him as an honorable man," he added.
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Mueller adds that Flynn's decision to cooperate "likely affected the decisions of related firsthand witnesses to be forthcoming with the SCO and cooperate"— and redacts the sentence that follows.
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And then they could use my version or they cooperate with me, or they could use your version and cooperate with you or make their own versions and post them.
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Pressuring former Trump aides to cooperate: Mueller seems to have started off by trying to "flip" key Trump associates, getting them to agree to plea deals in which they'd cooperate.
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" On ethics investigation: "We are going to cooperate completely.
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It was widely speculated that Mueller charged Manafort hoping he would cooperate and provide important information, but that didn't pan out (the special counsel accused him of lying after agreeing to cooperate).
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"We are all stronger when free, sovereign nations cooperate towards shared goals and they cooperate toward shared dreams," Trump said, praising "the international trade system" for producing "broadly shared prosperity" around the globe.
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But Collier claims in Tuesday's lawsuit that he was legally obligated to cooperate with the attorney general in the Hubbard case just as he is obligated to cooperate with all ongoing criminal cases.
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One possible reason for Trump's low marks: Most Americans say the president isn't doing enough to cooperate with the investigation (55% say so), while just 40% think he is doing enough to cooperate.
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FedEx said it would cooperate fully with any regulatory investigation.
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As he refused to cooperate, officials resorted to threatening him.
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Mayweather also agreed to continue to cooperate with the investigation.
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First, and most meaningfully, he can cooperate with the Hill.
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"If everybody doesn't cooperate, than everybody is vulnerable," Kleinrock said.
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Police have said Holmes was refusing to cooperate with detectives.
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"If they have a warrant, we will cooperate," Morran said.
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Gates has agreed to cooperate with the special counsel's office.
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We are going to cooperate completely with the ethics investigation.
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Merritt also said his client plans to cooperate with authorities.
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Louisville and Miami have pledged to cooperate with any investigations.
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Countries trade more openly and cooperate more easily than ever.
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Flynn's plea deal required him to cooperate with Mueller's office.
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PwC said it will cooperate fully with the FRC's investigation.
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He then said he would cooperate with a Senate investigation.
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But Barr won't cooperate, and it's driving Democrats to distraction.
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"They didn't cooperate with the Syrian government," Mr. Jaafari added.
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Kavanaugh said he will continue to cooperate with the FBI.
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News that the reality star would "fully cooperate" with authorities.
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So after months of stonewalling, will the DOJ finally cooperate?
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And if they cooperate, it could be beneficial to both.
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He said he hopes commuters will cooperate with his staff.
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The brokerage said it would fully cooperate with the inspection.
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Now, if he can only get the putter to cooperate.
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And the world is not looking to cooperate with us.
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He's perfect for the job, and I'm eager to cooperate.
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However, RBC's research team believes that Iraq will eventually cooperate.
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Citigroup and RP Martin agreed to cooperate in the litigation.
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Iran has agreed to cooperate in that effort, he added.
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Amazon said it would cooperate fully with the EU investigation.
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Burzaco had pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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It has said it will cooperate fully with the investigation.
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In fact, he's giving the opposite incentive: not to cooperate.
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When he refused to cooperate, he was assaulted, Mlotshwa said.
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The club had closed to cooperate with the police investigation.
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Russia has strong incentives to cooperate on nuclear issues, too.
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Manafort thus far has not expressed a willingness to cooperate.
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So, after all that, they decide to stay and cooperate.
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Charges were dropped after she did not cooperate with prosecutors.
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Germany, champions of liberalism have a powerful incentive to cooperate
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The administration has vowed not to cooperate with the inquiry.
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That was before Manafort agreed to cooperate in the investigation.
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The Democrats noted Erickson and Keene have refused to cooperate.
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Park has pledged to cooperate with prosecutors in an investigation.
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Both men have agreed to fully cooperate with the probe.
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He has said he will cooperate with the congressional investigation.
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He said he would cooperate with an Ethics Committee investigation.
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An said he would fully cooperate with the prosecutors' investigation.
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Allergan said it plans to cooperate with the committee's requests.
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Why would Ryan and Clinton cooperate on such an agenda?
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Poehl added that prosecutors will cooperate with the experts' determinations.
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If you want to cooperate, lift your sanctions against Venezuela.
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But the likelihood that he would then flip and cooperate?
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ABC News said it is likely that Cohen will cooperate.
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"We agreed to cooperate through this campaign," Mr. Caputo said.
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That settlement entailed an agreement not to cooperate with prosecutors.
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So far, the Fed does not seem inclined to cooperate.
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Its ministers are in open war over whether to cooperate.
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And it will cooperate with Europe on defense and migration.
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He agrees to cooperate and testify against Manafort at trial.
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Why should the White House cooperate with the Mueller team?
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"If businesses don't voluntarily cooperate, we will consider mandatory measures."
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Unsurprisingly, all three companies vowed to cooperate with the government.
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" He added: "Very few employees cooperate with a criminal investigation.
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And they are less likely to cooperate with each other.
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If you don't cooperate, whatever happens is left to you.
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Flynn has pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with Mueller.
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Will Facebook cooperate with China but not with the U.S.?
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Gates chose to cooperate and plead guilty eight days later.
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But he said Turkey has shown no willingness to cooperate.
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We don't cooperate only to get things we want individually.
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Mr. Page was more circumspect about whether he would cooperate.
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Flynn announced that he would fully cooperate with Mueller's investigation.
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One provision prohibits players from encouraging witnesses not to cooperate.
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Withholding evidence and refusing to cooperate in lawful congressional investigations.
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Meanwhile, some Trump administration officials are still refusing to cooperate.
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She has pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with investigators.
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His 2016 book, "Doomed to Cooperate," details the long collaboration.
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Should they cooperate with someone who is essentially an outlaw?
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He, however, did "cooperate" by turning on everyone, including me!
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Meanwhile, several Indian states have said they will not cooperate.
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"We will fully cooperate with any investigation," Ms. Bloom said.
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The plea agreement calls for Hayes to cooperate with prosecutors.
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We used the mandatory minimums to pressure them to cooperate.
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Our client remains willing to cooperate with such an inquiry.
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"If they don't cooperate, they can go back," he said.
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"We ask that you cooperate with the troops," he said.
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There could also be mechanisms to cooperate on any backstop.
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The Germans already cooperate in mobility services and autonomous vehicles.
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OCE noted that he declined to cooperate with its investigation.
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The company said it intends to cooperate with the SEC.
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Ms. Park's office said she would cooperate with the counsel.
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Plans for EU countries to cooperate on defense are progressing.
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Sunday, describing his actions and saying he wanted to cooperate.
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EU law also stressed that parties involved needed to cooperate.
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The Giants said in their statement that they would cooperate.
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"Prosecutors don't say cooperate [about] one specific person," she wrote.
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"We stand ready to cooperate, if they do," she said.
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Some are even seeking to cooperate with Beijing on security.
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Then you have to go into the government and cooperate.
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ABC News first reported that Butina would cooperate with prosecutors.
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Samuel Patten, 47, also agreed to cooperate with Mueller's probe.
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She expressed a complete unwillingness to cooperate in any criminal prosecution.
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The decision by French and British investigators to cooperate is unusual.
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So if Epstein does cooperate, he will have to name names.
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"I do not want to cooperate with them," he told Reuters.
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Schiff said he expected the Federal Bureau of Investigation to cooperate.
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Democrats are even less likely to cooperate with a swift process.
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We continue to fully cooperate with the authorities on this matter.
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The UAE and Egypt cooperate closely on Libya and back Gen.
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Finally, let's find areas to cooperate where it's in our interest.
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The case was dropped after the alleged victim refused to cooperate.
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Both deny any wrongdoing and have promised to cooperate with investigations.
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"I promise to cooperate with the healing process," she told reporters.
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In her statement, she promised to cooperate fully with the investigation.
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To achieve this global mission, we need to cooperate at home.
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The Dutch government said it would cooperate with the EU investigation.
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The company added it welcomed the investigation and would fully cooperate.
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The EU will continue to cooperate with all partners, he said.
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"If they call us... we are ready to cooperate," Bono said.
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Why would the companies that own these video game franchises cooperate?
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What happens if the president refuses to cooperate with the inquiry?
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He will go the extra mile to cooperate with the process.
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I agreed to cooperate with the Senate Judiciary and Intelligence Committee.
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Aviles refuses to cooperate with another one of the bosses, Acosta.
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The producer cartel hopes non-OPEC exporters, especially Russia, will cooperate.
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"Iran and Russia will continue to cooperate in Syria," Velayati said.
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But getting Flynn to likely cooperate is a much bigger prize.
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I've done everything they have requested and will continue to cooperate.
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Families' who cooperate with Hamas get $3,000 for every dead Palestinian.
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"He refused to cooperate with investigators at the time," Bosenko says.
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Well, the other thing is the railroads themselves began to cooperate.
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Greene's attorney has confirmed that she will cooperate with the investigation.
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We will continue to cooperate with the court and their decisions.
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The purpose of our life is to cooperate with God's plan.
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"It is our intention to cooperate with the inquiry," she said.
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You know, to cooperate with the government, you gotta have credibility.
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She said the message was clear: cooperate or expect more raids.
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A 3rd basketball staffer was also charged with failure to cooperate.
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News that the reality star will now "fully cooperate" with authorities.
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DE), meanwhile, said it will cooperate with China's FAW Group (000800.
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He agrees to cooperate and eventually testifies against Manafort at trial.
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We cooperate with authorities when they come to us with subpoenas.
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He said the UK would cooperate if an inquiry were launched.
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"North Korea, quite bluntly, does not cooperate whatsoever," one official said.
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U.S. President Barack Obama took some steps to cooperate with it.
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The ex-king, 84, refused to cooperate and appealed the decision.
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"I'm more than happy to cooperate with everyone," Trump Jr. said.
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The U.S. needs China to cooperate on these global security issues.
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Google also said it would cooperate fully, but declined further comment.
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Park had previously said she would cooperate with the special prosecutor.
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Park has pledged to cooperate in an investigation into the scandal.
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The EU and NATO have managed to cooperate in the past.
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Of course, the Lufthansa Group will cooperate with the investigating authorities.
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There were those willing to cooperate with the city to eventually
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Gray also told the Times that Corsi will cooperate with investigators.
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Months after his resignation, Flynn agreed to cooperate with Mueller's investigation.
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Here are four areas where Clinton and Republicans can cooperate. 2628.
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The authorities apparently thought that Mr. Lam would continue to cooperate.
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Governments also vowed to cooperate on the recovery of stolen assets.
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He agreed, at the time, to cooperate with Mueller's ongoing investigation.
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President Trump has categorically refused to cooperate with the impeachment investigation.
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Access soon was restored after it agreed to cooperate with regulators.
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Stone has denied that he was pressuring Credico not to cooperate.
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He needs to continue to cooperate with the investigations about Russia.
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Senate President Bukola Saraki said lawmakers would cooperate with the government.
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However, once he has been sentenced, his incentive to cooperate diminishes.
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Due to our location we do offer an ability to cooperate.
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Jim Jordan has an obligation to cooperate fully with that investigation.
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Chemours said it will cooperate with the EPA, a spokesman said.
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I went to the mainland to cooperate in an investigation voluntarily.
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Facebook said in statement that it would cooperate with the investigation.
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Mr. Putin has signaled clearly that his country wants to cooperate.
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Okobi allegedly refused to cooperate and the deputy called for help.
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The message is unmistakable: It pays to cooperate with the government.
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"We are prepared to cooperate on the correct basis," he said.
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Sometimes that exhilaration is terrifying: especially when weather conditions don't cooperate.
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Access was soon restored after it agreed to cooperate with regulators.
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The media is reporting that Cohen will not cooperate with Mueller.
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"There's a Republican president, so the Republicans cooperate," Frank said plainly.
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You want to break those barriers down so people can cooperate.
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"Either people cooperate with our investigations or they don't," he said.
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It's ridiculous for us to give in and cooperate with that.
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They plan to cooperate on common product lines and cross-sales.
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Had he switched sides to cooperate with the United States government?
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She declined to say whether she would cooperate if that failed.
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Goose squawked four times, beat his wings and refused to cooperate.
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But it is also possible that Mr. Cohen could eventually cooperate.
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Website managers respond: We cooperate with law enforcementThe managers of Deer.
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The U.S. government has long refused to cooperate with the court.
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It's not just Congress that has lost the ability to cooperate.
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Even officials within a country plagued by poachers may not cooperate.
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In the rest of Kosovo, Albanian and Serb communities cooperate more.
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Softspoken, he always preferred to cooperate rather than challenge the authorities.
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Another 15 schools refused to cooperate, according to the Education Department.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with House Democrats' investigation.
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Why has the president concluded that it's better not to cooperate?
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What will the prosecutor do to you if you don't cooperate?
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He is reportedly looking to cooperate with prosecutors in his case.
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Volkswagen must also cooperate with investigations into current and former employees.
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"Iran and Russia will continue to cooperate in Syria," he added.
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Japan must "cooperate with the international community, including China," he said.
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President Barack Obama took some steps to cooperate with the organization.
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"It's all about increasing pressure on Manafort to cooperate," he said.
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She noted that Francis had promised to cooperate with civil authorities.
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Mr. Ray agreed to cooperate with investigators looking into Mr. Kerik.
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I will cooperate with everyone who will have the executive power.
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Goswami went on to cooperate with U.S. authorities, court papers show.
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Dugan has also agreed to cooperate with investigators, according to Cleveland.com.
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Frieda died; Knopf blustered; and Lawrence's British agent refused to cooperate.
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But he said he expected the majority of governors to cooperate.
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Then of course we will cooperate fully with any official investigation.
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"Eventually, they will cooperate to get more benefits," Mr. Fu said.
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HOPEFULLY CANADA WILL COOPERATE AND MOVE THE BALL IN OUR DIRECTION.
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Mr. Davis agreed to plead guilty and cooperate with the investigation.
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Neroli: Won't Stone have to confess all past crimes to cooperate?
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Farmers who didn't cooperate would be subject to a hefty tax.
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So it's a combination of wanting to cooperate, but also competition.
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"We'll cooperate (with the state)," said Wren Williams, JEB Stuart's attorney.
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The two groups will also cooperate in procurement and product sourcing.
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The letter said Keyser would "cooperate fully" with an FBI investigation.
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We. are ready to continue to cooperate for the next steps.
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"We are just waiting for Mother Nature to cooperate," Barney said.
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The president's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, also has refused to cooperate.
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It was unclear whether General Dostum would cooperate with the investigation.
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Citigroup did not admit or deny wrongdoing, and agreed to cooperate.
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We will continue to fully cooperate with the government if requested.
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An Interior spokesperson said the agency would cooperate with OIG's review.
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"The Saudi government has pledged to fully cooperate with our investigation."
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Unlike the defense, Kratz didn't cooperate with the producers for interviews.
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Prosecutors dropped the criminal case after the boy declined to cooperate.
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Trump has vowed not to cooperate with any congressional oversight probes.
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The real question is whether he'd commit to cooperate, or not.
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"The worst thing you can do is halfway cooperate," Rocah said.
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An has said he would fully cooperate with a criminal investigation.
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They agreed to cooperate on reforms to World Trade Organization rules.
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Lee used Mandarin unusually rather than Cantonese, and told his wife that he had temporarily gone back to cooperate with the investigation, 'They want me to assist the investigation, if I cooperate, it may be alright.
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Just like the DOJ is suing to let law enforcement cooperate more broadly with federal agents with its challenge to SB 54, it's suing to let employers cooperate with federal agents during workplace raids or audits.
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A lawyer for Smyth also said Friday that he is "happy to cooperate fully with this FBI investigation," and Keyser's attorney said in a letter to the committee that his client would also cooperate with the investigation.
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The Egyptian government must ensure that security forces cooperate fully and transparently.
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Despite the issue with iOS 8, the company had continued to cooperate.
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It represents an expansion of previous plans to cooperate on commercial vehicles.
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He added that Assange "has always wanted to cooperate" with the investigation.
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Uber fired Levandowski last year for refusing to cooperate with Waymo's investigation.
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As part of his plea agreement, Gates will cooperate with Mueller's team.
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Perhaps Facebook could dedicate its resources to cooperate with these local organizations.
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Large numbers of strangers can cooperate successfully by believing in common myths.
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I refuse to cooperate with any of these post-capitalistic marketing gimmicks.
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A seventh VW employee pleaded guilty in September and agreed to cooperate.
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And coupled Scorpios may find new ways to lighten up and cooperate.
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Hill said Wednesday she would fully cooperate with the Ethics Committee investigation.
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What it did not offer was any incentive for Iowa to cooperate.
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But Firtash reportedly rejected an approach to cooperate with the Mueller investigation.
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Her lawyer insisted she did this only to cooperate with the police.
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He's refusing to cooperate with the investigation, according to his arrest warrant.
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"They asked if we could sell stakes or cooperate," he told Reuters.
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Vale said in a statement it continued to cooperate with the investigation.
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I have embryos, made with my eggs, but my uterus won't cooperate.
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LendingClub said it plans to cooperate with the DOJ and the SEC.
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The board also said it intends to cooperate with any future investigations.
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We also cooperate with law enforcement to facilitate their investigations as required.
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Right now, admittedly, Trump doesn't seem inclined to cooperate with this script.
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It makes it very difficult to cooperate with them as a result.
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"And that we can actually cooperate with other countries," followed up Patterson.
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Refusing to cooperate represents a change in strategy for the White House.
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It was not clear how WikiLeaks intended to cooperate with the companies.
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Really wondering how you got the Baby and the Dog to cooperate?
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I have and will continue to cooperate with law enforcement as needed.
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The law also requires VPN providers to cooperate closely with the authorities.
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Nearby residents have been urged to be cautious and cooperate with police.
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That made it next to impossible to not cooperate, the aide said.
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Security firm Symantec pointedly refused to cooperate with Russian demands last week.
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The answer is, very little, unless three of the world's superpowers cooperate.
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For failure to cooperate with the investigation, Rawls has been locked up.
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All of these tasks are easier if locals are willing to cooperate.
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At that point, Meehan agreed to cooperate with authorities and plead guilty.
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What's in it for a family member or a friend to cooperate?
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He subsequently agreed to cooperate with authorities in their investigation of Blackshades.
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"It didn't want to cooperate real well," Mullins told the news outlet.
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So when you cooperate with the federal government, which is really important.
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Dekanoidze said she hopes prosecutors under Lutsenko will cooperate with the police.
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The move will increase pressure on Manafort to cooperate with Mueller's probe.
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"Maersk Oil will cooperate fully with DEPA and the police," it said.
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Oil gained on speculation that major producers may cooperate to cut production.
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Amore had vehemently denied the allegations and vowed to cooperate with authorities.
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"If that leads to people to cooperate voluntarily, we're glad," Abrams said.
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The delegate did mention, however, that the kingdom is willing to cooperate.
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His girlfriend also refused to cooperate so the case was not prosecuted.
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UNITED SAYS 'READY TO SUPPORT AND COOPERATE' WITH 737 MAX CERTIFICATION PROCESS
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Other countries will want to cooperate with the US, fostering new alliances.
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Did his campaign cooperate with the Russians who are undermining our democracy?
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I will continue to cooperate fully with the University as matters unfold.
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Publicly, the Bank of Korea (BOK) says it is willing to cooperate.
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Flynn's decision to cooperate comes against the urgings of the president himself.
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"I will cooperate fully with their investigation," she said in the statement.
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"VA's refusal to cooperate with this inquiry is absolutely unacceptable," Walz said.
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We should remain skeptical that the North Koreans will cooperate so easily.
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The auto maker is willing to cooperate in the recall, Berg said.
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But she did not cooperate with prosecutors, and the charges were dropped.
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If he did cooperate, he could have helped prosecutors penetrate powerful circles.
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Investigators were hoping Ream would cooperate more than he has, Dwyer said.
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Romney backs Trump's call to cooperate with Mexico to fight cartels pic.twitter.
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And there are some areas Democrats and Trump appear poised to cooperate.
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He added the bank would fully cooperate and had confidence in magistrates.
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White House special counsel Ty Cobb said his team will fully cooperate.
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Again, 44 states, including Republican ones, refused to cooperate with the commission.
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He said at the time that he would cooperate with federal investigators.
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Bannon is expected to cooperate with Mueller's team and openly answer questions.
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The neighbors share oil and gas reserves and cooperate on hydrocarbon exploration.
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She and I will fully cooperate with any investigation into this matter.
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Why has the US government not been ready to cooperate with Cuba?
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It added it would cooperate with the investigation and denied any wrongdoing.
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And it's a good first step toward getting these countries to cooperate.
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He later asked CNN's Jake Tapper if he should cooperate with Mueller.
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He said his government would "fully cooperate" with the Justice Department investigation.
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Rudy Giuliani has suggested the president may decline to cooperate with prosecutors.
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They called themselves political prisoners and refused to cooperate with British guards.
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The Justice Department's reluctance to cooperate was evident from the very beginning.
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All three companies have previously said they'll cooperate with the new restrictions.
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Monico said Cohen wants to cooperate with all of the congressional inquiries.
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Local officials' decision to cooperate with ICE came after New York Gov.
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"I have no reason to believe McGahn won't fully cooperate," Cobb said.
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The drop in agreeing that Trump should cooperate was steepest among Republicans.
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Deutsche Bank said in a statement that it would cooperate with investigators.
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Japan and the United States refused to recognize the claim or cooperate.
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The Wounded Warrior Project said in a statement it planned to cooperate.
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Cameron agreed to pay a fine and to cooperate with the probe.
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As the zodiac's twin, Gemini inspires us to partner up and cooperate.
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Manafort's deputy, Rick Gates, likewise appeared steadfast in his unwillingness to cooperate.
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It also found the local organization unwilling to cooperate with the investigation.
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Mr. Koskinen has signaled that he will cooperate with traditional impeachment proceedings.
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They didn't always cooperate, fighting with each other or attempting to escape.
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The governor's attorney has indicated he will cooperate with the special committee.
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The company will continue to cooperate with criminal investigations, a spokesman said.
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The White House has said that Mr. Trump expects everyone to cooperate.
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Bush's Democratic successor, Barack Obama, took some steps to cooperate with it.
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They live complex social lives, cooperate, show altruism and grieve their dead.
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The Bushes agreed to cooperate and give him the access they did.
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Despite the tensions, Putin said Moscow was ready to cooperate with London.
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"We will certainly cooperate and comply with the subpoena," Mr. Cole said.
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We share the same security concerns & should cooperate to expand 🇪🇺 alternatives.
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Gates has continued to cooperate with the investigation, according to court filings.
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Whether Pakistan will cooperate after the aid freeze remains to be seen.
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A spokesman for Boeing said the manufacturer would cooperate with the audit.
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Congress's power to punish refusals to cooperate is a more complicated matter.
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You cooperate with Mexico to jointly tackle this challenge we face together.
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When confronted with the prospect of jail time, he decided to cooperate.
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Tension mounts as one suspect after another cuts a deal to cooperate.
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Some people who do not cooperate have been kidnapped, threatened and killed.
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Within their close-knit matriarchal herds, they cooperate and make group decisions.
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Cooperate, they told her, or you, too, will end up in prison.
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In all, 10 people were interviewed, and an 11th declined to cooperate.
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Mr. Jefferies, the Equifax spokesman, indicated that Mr. Smith would still cooperate.
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Finally, G-20 members should cooperate to support each other's national strategies.
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The White House had told officials not to cooperate in that inquiry.
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The foundation released a statement pledging to fully cooperate with the investigation.
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Promoters and networks cooperate for a bout they hope will transcend boxing.
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Refusing to cooperate with democratically elected representatives strikes many constituents as undemocratic.
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When Helen Keller wouldn't cooperate, her teacher Annie Sullivan used brute force.
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Is it okay for the President to refuse to cooperate with Congress?
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Instead, companies cooperate in the hope that the investigation will go away.
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Cohen told Trump he replied that he would not cooperate with Congress.
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"They will continue to cooperate because they have to," Mr. Sayyid said.
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Allianz said it would continue to cooperate with OLB to distribute insurance.
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Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin were able to cooperate with one another.
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"We've never said we won't cooperate with immigration officials," the mayor said.
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He played a key role in persuading Serbs to cooperate with NATO.
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Let's two Koreans cooperate to make this meeting embers become a torch.
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Will China cooperate with the United States to promote nuclear non-proliferation?
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Lebanese officials on Thursday suggested they plan to cooperate (The Associated Press).
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Those charges were ultimately dropped after his GF wouldn't cooperate with prosecutors.
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I was completely absent throughout the birth and didn't cooperate at all.
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Meanwhile, it continues to woo Turkey to cooperate with Iran in Syria.
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As part of the deal, Flynn agreed to cooperate with Mueller's team.
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A Juul spokesman said the company will fully cooperate with the FTC.
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That gives them some extra wiggle room should the VIX not cooperate.
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Meanwhile, Gates' plea deal requires that he continue to cooperate with prosecutors.
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Amazon also denied wrongdoing and said it would cooperate with the investigation.
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Scott initially refused to cooperate and denied his identity, Stilwell said Thursday.
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Barr has also reached out to Australia, which has pledged to cooperate.
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Other key figures may not be willing to cooperate with the investigation.
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He pleaded not guilty while expressing willingness to cooperate with impeachment investigators.
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He is expected to cooperate with the special counsel, the sources said.
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"Justin has agreed to cooperate with the firm's investigation," the memo states.
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In exchange, Manafort agreed to fully cooperate with the special counsel's investigation.
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His personal attorney, Steve Ryan, toldNewsweek he will cooperate with the committee.
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"The company will fully cooperate with the City in the ongoing matter."
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The company may not respond or cooperate with your request to cancel.
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JPMorgan was given immunity on condition that it cooperate with the authorities.
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He has asked law enforcement officials overseas to cooperate with Mr. Durham.
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He is expected to cooperate with the special counsel, the person said.
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Does he believe he will be pardoned if he refuses to cooperate?
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Blaine spokesperson Jill Fritzo said he intends to cooperate with the NYPD.
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"We work with the collector," she said, 'Would you like to cooperate?
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When Manafort refused to cooperate, it was a huge loss for Mueller.
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He noted that Nashville is a jurisdiction that doesn't cooperate with ICE.
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He has agreed to cooperate even while dismissing the probe as prejudiced.
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So far, Trump's White House has refused to cooperate with the inquiry.
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REPORTER: [Inaudible] you in any way cooperate with the special counsel's office?
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One of Kushner's attorneys said her client would cooperate with the investigation.
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And they're clearly prepared to use subpoena power if Whitaker doesn't cooperate.
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The White House refused to cooperate or participate in the inquiry entirely.
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He also suggested the Ukrainian government should cooperate with Giuliani and Barr.
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In situations where the hosts won't cooperate, guests still have to leave.
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An Equifax spokeswoman said the company would continue to cooperate with lawmakers.
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"We intend to cooperate with the subpoena," said Corsi's lawyer David Gray.
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Although ABC News reported in June that Cohen was likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors investigating his activities, the Wall Street Journal reported at that time that Cohen had not yet made a decision on whether to cooperate.
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Refusing to cooperate A letter from White House lawyers on Tuesday made clear Trump plans to wage war on the impeachment effort, refusing to cooperate with what it described as an illegitimate effort to reverse the 2016 election.
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" REPORT: TRUMP LAWYER TO COOPERATE WITH FEDS ABC News : " Michael Cohen , President Donald Trump's longtime confidant and former personal attorney, is likely to cooperate with federal investigators, as his lawyers are expected to leave the case, sources said.
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The second big revelation is that although Papadopoulos made a deal with Mueller's team to cooperate in exchange for a reduced sentence, it seems he was reluctant to actually cooperate, and what he did offer wasn't all that valuable.
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Congressional sources said this week that Facebook Inc has been slow to cooperate.
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Mayfield allegedly sprinted away from the officer and once tackled, refused to cooperate.
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So, yes, the military will cooperate with the tech companies and so on.
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It's been cold in Los Angeles, so I'm lucky the waves cooperate today.
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Gerdau has also denied wrongdoing and has vowed to cooperate with the probe.
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They both agreed to cooperate with police and stage photos of their deaths.
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My general attitude is, cooperate where you can, but confront where you must.
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Jordan's office has said the Ohio lawmaker will cooperate with the university investigation.
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One hypothesis: We became so smart to be able to cooperate in groups.
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That agreement required Manafort to "cooperate fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" with investigators.
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When they're not in the mood, or the market doesn't cooperate, it suffers.
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At the time of her plea, Ceasar agreed to cooperate with the government.
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Authorities said Salemme was worried DiSarro would cooperate with authorities investigating the mobster.
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When she refused, HR cited her for "failing to cooperate," her lawsuit states.
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And as part of that deal, Flynn committed to cooperate with the probe.
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Under his plea agreement he is obligated to cooperate with any federal inquiries.
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Neither of the opposing sides applauded De Mistura's speech urging them to cooperate.
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This requires the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes to cooperate and adapt in tandem.
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" He adds, "They have spoken with is, and continue to cooperate with us.
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When he refused to cooperate, he was tackled to the ground and handcuffed.
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As part of the plea deal, Manafort agreed to cooperate with the government.
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Cohen pleaded guilty in both cases and agreed to cooperate with the government.
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She pleaded guilty in December 2018 and agreed to cooperate with the government.
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"We intend to cooperate with all regulatory bodies," Mirandola said in an email.
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The AP reports that church officials intend to cooperate with the attorney general.
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Chief Carroll says that Steve declined to cooperate with police during their investigation.
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Baylor said in a statement it will fully cooperate with the federal investigation.
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We will continue to cooperate with the Committee as it continues its investigation.
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It is unclear how they cooperate with the 4chan movement or the AfD.
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"Manafort will almost certainly have to cooperate about everything and everyone," she said.
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"I will not cooperate with this or any other grand jury," Manning said.
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He asked Garnett what she would do if department officials refused to cooperate.
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His refusal to cooperate fully, they said, limited his credibility as a witness.
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The White House has said it will not cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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Flynn agreed to cooperate with Mueller's team as part of a plea deal.
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We'll cooperate with Spokane County , that's where we believe that the death occurred.
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For Ryan to refuse to cooperate would be just dooming his own majority.
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"We continue to cooperate with all authorities looking into these matters," he said.
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He pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate in the prosecution of Vázquez Rijos.
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Chevron and Valero said in emails that they would cooperate with the investigation.
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" Their joint statement called "on Russia to cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation.
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According to the Post, he has now agreed to cooperate with the FBI.
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We expect Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and all the organizations involved to cooperate fully.
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But so far at least, Manafort has chosen not to cooperate with Mueller.
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"It was then I knew the brain was going to cooperate," he added.
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The company said it intends to "cooperate fully" and "continue to defend" itself.
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We should cooperate where we can with Russia, rather than being unrelentingly hostile.
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First they are harboring people here illegally by refusing to cooperate with ICE.
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Flynn has previously sought immunity from "unfair prosecution" to cooperate with the committee.
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Giuliani said he would be "comfortable" if Cohen chose to cooperate with authorities.
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CNN's Stephen Collinson calls the President's refusal to cooperate an assault on accountability.
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The question, as before, is whether the rest of the world will cooperate.
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They agreed to cooperate in further investigations, potentially earning them leniency at sentencing.
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It added that the CSA had required Chen to cooperate with the investigation.
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Prosecutors say Salemme watched because he was worried DiSarro would cooperate with authorities.
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Amazon, responding to news of the EU probe, said it would cooperate fully.
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Unlike Piao, though, Yan's plea came without any agreement to cooperate with authorities.
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He is awaiting sentencing as he continues to cooperate with the special counsel.
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Ford said it takes customer safety seriously and will cooperate with the investigation.
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In Nairobi, Kenyan officials said they would cooperate fully with the IOC's stipulation.
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Facebook is willing to cooperate and give unprecedented access to its internal processes.
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Kushner is eager to cooperate with any and all inquiries, this official said.
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Now the Senate Intelligence Committee has two choices [if Flynn refuses to cooperate].
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It merely requires that they cooperate—despite their differences, or because of them.
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His lawyer said he would cooperate with federal authorities in their criminal probe.
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She did not indicate whether Mr. Abdeslam would cooperate at a later hearing.
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They also argued that he was only pretending to cooperate with law enforcement.
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Cohen did not have an agreement to cooperate with prosecutors on that case.
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There's law enforcement, you can refuse to cooperate with that kind of behavior.
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The appeals court's message is clear in corporate internal investigations: cooperate or else.
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All employees "continue to actively cooperate to ensure its successful turnaround", Jet said.
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It will be important that Flynn also cooperate with our Committee and testify.
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Najib has denied any wrongdoing and said Malaysia will cooperate in the investigations.
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Garrett took to Twitter to call on Jordan to cooperate with the investigation.
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As part of his plea deal, Cohen agreed to cooperate in the probe.
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The guilty plea is a strong indication he will cooperate in Mueller's probe.
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Champion explained that police interviewed about 150 people, and each agreed to cooperate.
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His decision to cooperate turns a top Trump adviser into a Mueller witness.
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He has also reportedly agreed to cooperate fully with Mueller's investigation going forward.
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The wounded victims — Mr. Martinez and another heroin dealer — would not cooperate, either.
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The deal included an agreement for Manafort to fully cooperate with Mueller's investigation.
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The criminal charges were dropped, however, after she did not cooperate with prosecutors.
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The United States and Russia have been able to cooperate in the Arctic.
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He was sitting in jail because that's what made him crack and cooperate.
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Mueller's office is still willing to cooperate with witnesses who tell the truth.
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He continues to cooperate with the investigation and has no set sentencing date.
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On that news, the firm announced it was ready to cooperate with prosecutors.
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His guilty plea did not include a stipulation that he cooperate with investigators.
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He has threatened to subpoena the agents if the FBI does not cooperate.
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"We are ready to continue to cooperate for the next steps," Zelensky said.
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Rather than deny and dismiss them, he should fully cooperate with the investigation.
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If he believes it's in his best interest to cooperate, God bless him.
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Lawmakers questioned how states that had their own networks would cooperate in emergencies.
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Hickey will of course continue to cooperate and assist with all ongoing inquiries.
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We hope he will encourage, and cooperate with, a full House ethics investigation.
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But change requires many stakeholders to cooperate, including the Indonesian government, he added.
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Under her guilty plea, Cismaru is required to cooperate fully in the investigation.
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Pietruszewski has pleaded guilty and will cooperate with the feds, the Post wrote.
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Ukrainian officials probably feared retribution if they didn't meet and cooperate with Giuliani.
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Both Flynn and Papadopoulos have agreed to cooperate with Mueller in the investigation.
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Orcas have strong family bonds, cooperate to hunt and possess startling vocal expressiveness.
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It was not immediately clear if Cohen has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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He was critical of local communities that decide not to cooperate with ICE.
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As part of his plea agreement, Patten has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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That leaves China little reason to cooperate with renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Kuczynski denies wrongdoing and has promised to cooperate with public prosecutors investigating him.
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Keeping the world safe may actually require people with both perspectives to cooperate.
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Speaking of Utamaro-kai , didn't they cooperate with the filming of Torakku Yarō .
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"Note to Trump's lawyer: Do not cooperate with Mueller lynch mob" https://t.
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He said, however, that he would cooperate if the committee leadership requested it.
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Moscow, seen as key to any agreement, has so far refused to cooperate.
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Cohen, facing his own legal problems, has indicated he could cooperate with Mueller.
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A spokesman for the DWS said the ministry would cooperate with the inquiry.
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Chicago Police Department will not cooperate with ICE on any immigration-related business.
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Mr. Putin said Sunday that Russia was willing to cooperate in the investigation.
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"We will ensure safety in Idlib, and will cooperate with Russia," Yildirim said.
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Most customers did not cooperate, which limits their ability to refill their wallets.
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What's the evidence that Paul Manafort lied to investigators after agreeing to cooperate?
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He's said won't cooperate with the FBI — a big test of his resolve.
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Photographers have to work fast, and the justices may or may not cooperate.
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As part of that deal, he pledged to cooperate with the Justice Department.
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Ms. Butina agreed to cooperate with the investigators as part of her deal.
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The problem is that none of the targeted authorities is likely to cooperate.
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Turkey intends to cooperate and coordinate our actions with our friends and allies.
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He had already spoken to two people in Arhab who wanted to cooperate.
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We are also doing our best to communicate and cooperate with relevant departments.
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Zarif said Iran would cooperate with the European Union to save the deal.
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It's good that they cooperate, but they have to figure that out themselves.
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At genealogy conferences, a debate about whether or not to cooperate was raging.
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He had promised to cooperate as a witness in his 2012 plea deal.
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The statement listed numerous infrastructure projects on which the two sides could cooperate.
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Levandowski himself was fired by Uber after he refused to cooperate with authorities.
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Rodriguez eventually agreed to "proactively cooperate" with the FBI starting in early 2011.
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A spokesman for Whitefish, Ken Luce, said the company would cooperate with Congress.
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Google has started its own internal investigation and plans to cooperate with Congress.
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Oppenheimer, who was soon to leave for Los Alamos, indignantly refused to cooperate.
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I agree, I concur with President Trump, our military cooperate quite successfully together.
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Poland hopes to cooperate with the United States on its nuclear energy project.
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Elliot steels himself to threaten her custody arrangement if she refuses to cooperate.
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He threatened them with legal charges if they refused to cooperate with him.
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She urged people with information about the shooting to cooperate with law enforcement.
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Parnas bucked Giuliani and Trump, deciding to cooperate with House Democrats' impeachment investigation.
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Last month he said he would refuse to cooperate if put on trial.
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Independents sided with Democrats, with 28500 percent saying the White House should cooperate.
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Giuliani said he was disappointed with Parnas' decision to cooperate with impeachment investigators.
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Democrats also impeached Trump over his refusal to cooperate with their Ukraine investigation.
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Villagers cooperate to export produce, pooling the proceeds and financing local education initiatives.
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Above all, the school district vows to cooperate with authorities in the investigation.
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"OPEC Gulf countries and Saudi Arabia are willing to cooperate," the delegate said.
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It will continue to cooperate with Germany's KBA motor vehicle authority, Audi said.
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Beyond the billions in trade, the two countries cooperate on many security issues.
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Roger Stone did not plead guilty, cooperate or accept responsibility in any sense.
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Trump, the chamber, Schumer and Gillibrand should cooperate in filling all ten vacancies.
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Refusal to cooperate could be grounds for restricting those countries' Visa Waiver status.
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Yet both sides have an interest in continuing to cooperate fully on intelligence.
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Mr. Sekulow said he would not cooperate with reporting for profiles about himself.
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For his part, Mr. Mugabe was in no mood to cooperate with them.
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Franken has agreed to cooperate with the Ethics Committee investigation into his behavior.
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The White House had flatly refused to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry.
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Varacchi, 47, has agreed to cooperate with authorities, according to his plea agreement.
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"Hopefully Canada will cooperate and move the ball in our direction," he said.
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He pled guilty in March 2019 and agreed to cooperate with the government.
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The police say that both were gang members, and that neither would cooperate.
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Mr. Liang agreed to cooperate with investigators and has not yet been sentenced.
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All told, Stone remains unlikely to cooperate, but I've seen stranger things happen.
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Sanctuary policies limit how much local enforcement can cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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The president decided he would cooperate with Bob, and that set the tone.
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They may have loved ones in China and they're afraid if they cooperate.
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In his statement, Grassley said that Feinstein had refused to cooperate with him.
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The hotel continues to fully cooperate with Minneapolis Police Department on their investigation.
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"Usually, the first people to cooperate get the advantage of leniency," he explained.
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The archdiocese has agreed to voluntarily cooperate with the review, according to Hawley.
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The broader GOP willingness to cooperate on health-care with Democrats remains unclear.
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The White House has said it will not cooperate with the Democrats' investigation.
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Flynn agreed to cooperate with Mueller's team and other prosecutors in December 2017.
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This went on for hours, with my mother refusing to budge or cooperate.
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They need to find some means to cooperate, or at least appear amicable.
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Ford, Honda and BMW said they will cooperate with DOJ on the matter.
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Pinedo agreed to cooperate with the probe as part of his plea deal.
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However, the plea deal Patten eventually struck obligated him to cooperate with Mueller.
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He told reporters he wasn't forced into retirement and will cooperate with investigators.
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"Don't cooperate," the former official said, arguing it would have been better to refuse to cooperate and be compelled to talk to the grand jury instead, and perhaps have some protection in terms of not being identified in the report.
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A Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey released last week found that 42 percent of Americans believed Apple should cooperate with law enforcement officials to help them gain access to the locked phone, while 47 percent said Apple should not cooperate.
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As Yglesias has written, lawmakers could also take the more measured step of refusing to cooperate with Trump on legislation he desperately wants passed, like his USMCA North American trade agreement, to try to force his top officials to cooperate.
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He replaced Ty Cobb, who convinced Trump to cooperate with the special counsel investigation.
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FedEx will fully cooperate with any regulatory investigation into how we serve our customers.
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And we are going to cooperate with all the international organizations in this regard.
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A spokesman for Aetna maintains that the company continues to cooperate with the DOJ.
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That anonymous staffer, according to Christianity Today, later refused to cooperate in any investigation.
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The charges were later dropped because Katherine would not cooperate with the Maui prosecution.
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Seyo – LONDON Seyo enables machines to cooperate autonomously in extreme environments without the internet.
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Manafort's son-in-law was reportedly approached and asked to cooperate with the investigation.
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Police allege Dobbs has refused to cooperate with their investigation into the double slaying.
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Chinese law requires organizations and citizens to support, assist and cooperate with intelligence work.
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Marilou Danley, the suspect's live-in girlfriend, continues to cooperate with authorities as well.
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"We have and will always cooperate with the police," part of the statement reads.
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He has agreed to cooperate with the special counsel as part of the deal.
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Is it one of massive resistance or is it looking for places to cooperate?
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"We will fully cooperate with the government regulators regarding their inquiries," the company said.
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"If you don't need to look at their plates, you won't need to cooperate."
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"We had an open dialogue and agreed to cooperate more closely," Tybring-Gjedde said.
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Prosecutors in Washington have said Gates is continuing to cooperate with the Justice Department.
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He pleaded guilty to conspiracy in September 2015 and agreed to cooperate with authorities.
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Masera, who initially pleaded not guilty, also agreed to cooperate with the government's investigation.
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Williams said that doctors involved in the investigation of these deficiencies refused to cooperate.
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Both companies agreed to cooperate in new projects and develop gas power systems globally.
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He agreed to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's election interference.
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Trump's comments about his former personal attorney Michael Cohen's decision to cooperate with investigators.
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In the past, a spokesperson has said that the firm would cooperate with authorities.
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The charges were later dropped after the alleged victim declined to cooperate with prosecutors.
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The weather didn't cooperate, maybe this scene works better if it's a rainy day.
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After witnessing Ofwyatt's specific form of torture, June is willing to eat and cooperate.
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He also proposed that Japan and China cooperate in doing business in third countries.
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He added that the government would cooperate with anyone elected to build Iran's future.
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Toyota purchased $50 million in stock and agreed to cooperate on battery-car development.
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The subpoenas will also further challenge the administration's reluctance to cooperate with the inquiry.
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A state security officer got in touch, urging him to cooperate with their demands.
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Bull would discover, they can be especially difficult when the dumpee refuses to cooperate.
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Unless the agent knows these strategies will pay off, it's easier just to cooperate.
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And it seems the secretary isn't yet ready to fully cooperate with the House.
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Arab states, Amidror told Turki, should "cooperate with Israel instead of dictating" to it.
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Guys, this styling product is the easiest way to get your hair to cooperate
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Our company will fully cooperate with legal proceedings to find the truth in court.
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Perry has pledged to cooperate with the investigation into his dealings in the region.
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Lithuania's central bank governor Vitas Vasiliauskas said the bank would cooperate with any investigation.
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And finally, Bergdahl's willingness to share information and cooperate with investigators warranted some leniency.
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And it just depends on who is going to cooperate from this point on.
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I&aposve heard nothing from the White House other than they want to cooperate.
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Hyundai Motor also inked a pact with Aramco to cooperate on hydrogen-fuelled cars.
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The two banks cooperate in certain areas of asset management and the securities business.
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The group hopes that non-OPEC producers, especially Russia, will cooperate in a cut.
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"Vodacom Tanzania reiterates that it will continue to cooperate with the investigation," it said.
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"Really wondering how you got the Baby and the Dog to cooperate," wrote another.
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"They cooperate with the traffickers, so they are involved in the crime," she said.
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With no fingerprints and Ramos refusing to cooperate, police turned to more creative methods.
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Taiwan also emphasized that China and Taiwan should cooperate to investigate cross-border crime.
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Refusing to answer any question, or cooperate at any point, constitutes a criminal offense.
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Mattis has already demonstrated his willingness to cooperate closely with a secretary of state.
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A third, Kevin Schuler, pleaded guilty last month and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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Najib has denied any wrongdoing and said Malaysia would cooperate with the international investigations.
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Desjardins&apos attorney said earlier that his client had refused to cooperate with authorities.
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As part of his plea deal, Pinedo has agreed to cooperate with Mueller's investigation.
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First off, all these charges were brought against Manafort before Gates agreed to cooperate.
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Manning, meanwhile, is currently in jail for refusing to cooperate with a grand jury.
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Uber eventually fired Levandowski in May after he refused to cooperate with its investigation.
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When asked why China should cooperate, Trump returned to his favorite China-related subject.
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The FAA declined to comment, while Boeing said it would cooperate in the audit.
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"Just Read The Instructions" is ready to catch a rocket, if the seas cooperate.
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" He also requested that an ethics investigation begin, with which he would "gladly cooperate.
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Prosecutors say he has agreed to cooperate against the remaining suspects in the case.
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The parties will also cooperate on areas such as data and cold chain logistics.
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True, it is important that local police cooperate with federal authorities in combating crime.
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Najib has denied any wrongdoing and said Malaysia will cooperate in the international investigations.
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" Basketball coach Tom Izzo said that "we'll cooperate with any investigation and always have.
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The company said it would cooperate with the investigation but provided no further details.
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Some politicians and law enforcement officers have reiterated their refusal to cooperate with ICE.
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I didn't even believe in myself enough to think I should do that (cooperate).
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However, Savilla later agreed to cooperate and convinced her daughters' to testify against Kaplan.
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Along the way, the passengers must learn to cooperate, and overcome their respective histories.
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He was worried about his kids and their safety so he wanted to cooperate.
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Humala has repeatedly denied wrongdoing and has said he will cooperate fully with prosecutors.
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Wildstein pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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Both countries have given mixed indications over their willingness to cooperate in recent days.
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Smyth pleaded guilty in March to securities fraud, and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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He had agreed to cooperate with the Russia probe as part of the deal.
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"We were surprised at how little the dogs did cooperate," Marshall-Pescini told Gizmodo.
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Check out what happened courtesy of Philadelphia&aposs refusal to cooperate with ICE detainers.
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The U.N. resolution had threatened an arms embargo if South Sudan did not cooperate.
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In the meantime, we will continue to cooperate and liaise with all appropriate authorities.
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If the states choose not to cooperate, Gerken argues, this could hinder Trump's agenda.
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The university noted that it would cooperate with any investigation, should one be merited.
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"The more isolated a target feels, the more likely they will cooperate," Turley said.
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He has since returned to China and has pledged to cooperate with Minneapolis police.
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Chinese law requires organisations and citizens to support, assist and cooperate with intelligence work.
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Why it matters: With his plea, Flynn agreed to cooperate fully with Mueller's investigation.
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Wishful thinking: Cooperate with special counsel Bob Mueller, and tell Trump everything is fine.
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On Monday, his lawyer announced his intention to cooperate, but with one essential condition.
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"We also cooperate with law enforcement to facilitate their investigations as required," it said.
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Police showed up after the attack, but none of the witnesses wanted to cooperate.
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Or, if that doesn't matter to you, cooperate because it makes you look better.
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It said it will fully cooperate in the investigation by authorities on the matter.
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It also allows Mueller to find leads to push Trump business associates to cooperate.
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We continue to cooperate fully with the EPA and (California) to achieve this goal.
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"We will cooperate with the review," incoming CEO Tomoaki Kobayakawa, told reporters on Wednesday.
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Like Gonzalez, they agreed to cooperate with authorities as part of their plea deals.
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So Flynn refusing to cooperate might actually not be a crazy move for him?
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There could have always been negotiations with him had he been willing to cooperate.
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"Macquarie will continue to cooperate fully with the German authorities," a Macquarie spokesman said.
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We continue to cooperate with people on Capitol Hill, and we'll do so throughout.
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We are good partners, and we wish to continue to cooperate in the future.
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Chinese law requires organizations and citizens to support, assist and cooperate with intelligence work.
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As part of his plea deal, Flynn agreed to cooperate with the Mueller probe.
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McCabe said he had expected to hear from Durham and that he would cooperate.
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Szijjarto said Huawei would cooperate with Vodafone and Deutsche Telekom in the 5G rollout.
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He did not identify the group, but urged Thais to cooperate with security forces.
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While they're structurally separate, HSI and ERO cooperate closely on day-to-day affairs.
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Najib has denied any wrongdoing and said Malaysia will cooperate with the international investigations.
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The White House previously has said it would not cooperate with the congressional investigation.
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Rosneft also said it was looking to cooperate with Kurdistan in upstream and logistics.
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Becerra said Facebook has hampered the investigation by refusing to fully cooperate with subpoenas.
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The case against Officer Danese eventually fell apart after the child refused to cooperate.
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"When it advances U.S. interests, we are ready to cooperate with China," he said.
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Ninety-three of the defendants have pleaded guilty, and several have agreed to cooperate.
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Last week, an Energy Department spokeswoman said Perry would not cooperate with the inquiry.
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Legal experts have said he might choose to cooperate with prosecutors as pressure mounts.
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Tech companies cooperate with the police in handing over information, with few questions asked.
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Regrettably, not everyone has chosen to voluntarily cooperate with the Committee at this time.
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We didn't really give him a chance to cooperate but he didn't fight it.
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I had to cooperate, to sound as if I, too, wanted to maximize casualties.
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Jordan, who is now an Ohio congressman, has said he will cooperate with investigators.
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Cohen will continue to cooperate with investigators, including those looking into the Trump Organization.
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Stone's trial is also months away, and it's possible he could decide to cooperate.
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He has also agreed to cooperate with the IRS and file accurate tax returns.
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Some of those who might have witnessed the episode refused to cooperate with investigators.
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TIM CEO Amos Genish has said he is ready to cooperate with Open Fiber.
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Should Christians be expected to obey all human laws and cooperate with all regimes?
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Shortly after Patten pleaded guilty, Manafort followed suit and agreed to cooperate with Mueller.
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"There's nothing that he can cooperate about with regard to President Trump," Giuliani said.
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Mr. Glasgow has since agreed to cooperate with investigators in exchange for reduced charges.
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Uber said in a statement the company was ready to cooperate in future investigations.
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Yet, the White House refuses to cooperate in any way — no documents, no witnesses.
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He also agreed to cooperate with Mueller's team, including testifying against his former boss.
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The assumption that TVEL would not cooperate with a canceled Fordow waiver seems unfounded.
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He later told The Associated Press that he would ultimately cooperate with Mueller's team.
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The White House has said it will not to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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"We've been beyond cooperative with them, we're continuing to cooperate with them," she added.
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The company said it would cooperate with both the DOJ and the SEC investigations.
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As part of his plea deal, Jerry Gross agreed to cooperate with the government.
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This will require hard work, and the United States and China, especially, must cooperate.
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Clinton has offered to meet with investigators and has encouraged her aides to cooperate.
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Sarder said the 12 remained under observation and had promised to cooperate with police.
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But both changed their tunes dramatically when Cohen announced he would cooperate with prosecutors.
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Yet a growing will to cooperate from both sides has become an open secret.
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Speaking on Italian TV Gentiloni said friendly European countries should cooperate with each other.
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We will fully cooperate with every appropriate authority in reviewing what happened and why.
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Meyer promised to cooperate with an inquiry the university has ordered into the matter.
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American Muslims regularly cooperate with law enforcement, and alienating this community would be disastrous.
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Tackling entrenched conflicts may also help countries cooperate better on global warming, he said.
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On Wednesday, Butina agreed to cooperate with investigators in exchange for less prison time.
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For years, cases in which victims didn't want to cooperate were simply tossed out.
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Nick Cake instructed Maloney to put up his hands and cooperate, which Maloney acknowledged.
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In particular, they wrote, he might have prompted others to cooperate with the inquiry.
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Though they're comrades, they're also too set in their top-dog ways to cooperate.
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Mr. Gillum, now a CNN contributor, pledged on Thursday to fully cooperate with investigators.
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The White House has directed key staff not to cooperate with various House probes.
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We're unaware of any misconduct and will fully cooperate with authorities to understand more.
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Miami said in a statement that it, too, would cooperate with investigators if asked.
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Mr. Gates has since cut a plea deal and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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It recommended that the House committee issue subpoenas to those who did not cooperate.
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Telegram ran afoul of the Russian authorities for refusing to cooperate with security agencies.
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All the president had to do, Mr. Dowd said, was cooperate with Mr. Mueller.
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In a statement, the company said it would fully cooperate with the commission's investigation.
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But under Lloyd's direction, the shelter where she was being detained refused to cooperate.
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"Credit Suisse continues to cooperate with all investigating authorities," a Credit Suisse spokesman said.
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Rather than allow her to cooperate, he said, prosecutors pursued an intrinsically weak case.
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It is the lack of willingness to cooperate with others to resolve these problems.
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But that would require Mr. Liberman and Arab politicians, who are archenemies, to cooperate.
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He also said he hoped to cooperate with the opposition on the main projects.
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KPMG International declined interview requests, saying only that it "continues to cooperate" with inquiries.
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"We all need to cooperate and work together to find a solution," he said.
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Should the United States take military action if the North Koreans refuse to cooperate?
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Fifty-nine civil society groups from the country called on the government to cooperate.
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A Florida law passed this year requires localities to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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Without those pieces of evidence in place, the Chinese government would refuse to cooperate.
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Meanwhile, our rulers readily wield accusations of contempt against any who refuse to cooperate.
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Even if one side wanted it, the other side would be loath to cooperate.
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His lawyer said he was eager to cooperate with federal prosecutors investigating Mr. Giuliani.
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He refuses to cooperate with Democrats now that they control the House of Representatives.
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He said he would cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightly" with the Justice Department.
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In the statement, the prince also hinted that he would cooperate with FBI investigations.
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JT: Well, of course, we prefer an open world, where countries cooperate smoothly together.
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However, there could be another and more intriguing reason for wanting Gates to cooperate.
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Here, too, Mr. Trump's plans to cooperate with Russia would be a welcome change.
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As part of a guilty plea, Mr. Mitchell agreed to cooperate with federal investigators.
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The White House has said it will not cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry.
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Tech companies cooperate with the police in handing over information, with few questions asked.
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Alvarado's spokeswoman said the president denied the charges and would cooperate with the investigation.
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Manhattanhenge may be a silly reason to gather, especially when the sunset doesn't cooperate.
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He expected that Seoul, Pyongyang and Moscow would closely cooperate to make that happen.
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He later backed off of that claim and pledged to cooperate with the investigation.
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He also quickly instructed his own security services to cooperate fully with US investigators.
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Two said they hadn't seen any evidence of crimes, and others did not cooperate.
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The Democrats insist they won't cooperate on it unless Mr. Trump releases his own.
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The panel will "closely cooperate" with Mr. Pinheiro's commission, the General Assembly's resolution said.
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He was supposed to help cooperate with the government as part of his deal.
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Mr. Balber, the lawyer, said Mr. Kaveladze would cooperate fully with Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
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News outlets said that, unlike Mr. Anikeyev, they had refused to cooperate with investigators.
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AMI agreed to cooperate with the government's investigation in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
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Reward, rather than penalize agencies, both governmental and nongovernmental, that cooperate with other agencies.
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Nissan said it will continue to cooperate with judicial and regulatory authorities wherever necessary.
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Ultimately, prosecutors dropped the criminal case, citing the woman's unwillingness to continue to cooperate.
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He agreed to cooperate with the special counsel as part of his plea deal.
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"Our position has always been that if asked we'll cooperate," the source told NBC.
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In a statement Friday, Kavanaugh said he would "continue to cooperate" with the FBI.
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Meanwhile, in China, firms are required by law to cooperate with domestic intelligence authorities.
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As part of the plea agreement, Flynn agreed to cooperate fully with Mueller's investigation.
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"The Saudi government has pledged to fully cooperate with our investigation," Ms. Rojas said.
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The meeting fueled speculation that Gates was moving to cooperate with the special counsel.
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Later that year, however, Flynn pleaded guilty and said he would cooperate with Mueller.
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In a statement, McDonald's said it was "pleased to cooperate" with Mr. Ferguson's office.
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But for the six-month deal to work, non-OPEC member Russia must cooperate.
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He added that the government would cooperate with anyone elected to build Iran's futue.
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Getting China to cooperate is seen as a key part of a diplomatic solution.
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It's not clear if the deal means Manafort will cooperate with the Russia probe.
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We must cooperate to make advances in artificial intelligence in support of energy efficiency.
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He said Exxon may instead look to cooperate with Calypso finders Eni and Total.
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By agreeing to "fully cooperate," additional criminal charges will not be brought against him.
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The Oakland Athletics, who own last place in the AL West, refused to cooperate.
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And indeed, some of the candidates talked about the need to cooperate with China.
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"We will continue to cooperate with officials as their investigations continue," the company added.
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"Iran and North Korea cooperate on many fronts but mostly on defense," he said.
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League investigators had no power to force witnesses or victims to cooperate with investigations.
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Such a standoff is feared if Ms. Park decides not to cooperate with prosecutors.
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The monks were willing to cooperate, the temple's head of public relations told Reuters.
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He agreed as part of his plea deal to fully cooperate with the government.
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As part of the plea deal, Flynn agreed to cooperate with Mueller's ongoing investigation.
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A spokeswoman for the committee said Monday that it would cooperate with the inquiry.
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"We were going in there to cooperate potentially against those two individuals," he said.
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Francis Rooney (Fla.) — for Perry to cooperate as part of the inquiry and testify.
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Now a court says the university must cooperate in a hunt for his assets.
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But in recent months, Cohen began to signal that he could cooperate with investigators.
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We do not allow churches with heretical doctrine to cooperate with larger denominational structures.
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He added that Mr. Ng did not have any agreement to cooperate with prosecutors.
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"We similarly commit to cooperate with any process initiated by the OECD," he said.
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He was foiled after his underboss, Salvatore Gravano, decided to cooperate with the government.
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We were two hardheaded people learning to cooperate, and that was a learning process.
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At the White House, Trump was asked if he would cooperate with Nadler's probe.
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The governor will certainly cooperate with the government if he is contacted about it.
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Their recent outspokenness against Trump's actions are in contrast to initial efforts to cooperate.
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He agreed to cooperate with Mueller and testified against Manafort, his former business partner.
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Evgeny Freidman, who has done business with Cohen, agreed to cooperate with state and federal prosecutors as part of a plea deal on Tuesday, raising the specter that Cohen may cooperate with the special counsel's investigation into Russian meddling in the 85033 election.
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"If the mitigating factors were that his ex-wife didn't cooperate, we know that many victims don't want to cooperate," said Judy Harris Kluger, the executive director of Sanctuary for Families, an organization based in Manhattan that helps victims of domestic violence.
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Guterres said the requests need approval from the U.N. Security Council, but he wanted to cooperate to build peace on the Korean peninsula and would assign a U.N. official in charge of arms control to cooperate with South Korea, the statement said.
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Mr. Cohen was already facing pressure to cooperate from a different legal development: Late last month, one of his associates in the taxi business agreed to cooperate with the government as a potential witness, which could be used as leverage against him.
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The source close to Steele's company said Steele would not cooperate with Durham's probe but might cooperate with a parallel inquiry by the Justice Department's Inspector General into how U.S. law enforcement agencies handled pre-election investigations into both Trump and Clinton.
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We continue to cooperate fully with the government on its investigation into this serious matter.
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Barrasso and his fellow Republicans -- including the President-elect -- are also pressuring Democrats to cooperate.
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She accused Britain of refusing to cooperate with Moscow in the investigation of the incident.
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Some other e-cigarette makers have publicly shared their plans to cooperate with the FDA.
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Nearly half of those surveyed, 47 percent, said Apple should not cooperate with the government.
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And most, 33%, say the President is not doing enough to cooperate with Democratic investigations.
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Manafort agreed to cooperate with the special counsel's investigation as part of that plea deal.
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As part of the agreement, Manafort promised to fully and truthfully cooperate with the investigators.
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Most comp games are fun because people play smarter, tend to care more and cooperate.
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In previous statements, Juul has said it intends to cooperate with officials in other investigations.
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Multiple outlets have reported that Butina's plea deal includes an agreement to cooperate with investigators.
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The AFF has denied the allegations and said it would fully cooperate with any probe.
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Both banks agreed to cooperate in the probe into several other banks, which is continuing.
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The hacker warned that more information would be made public if Bell did not "cooperate".
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Clinton has said she will fully cooperate if she is asked to speak with investigators.
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The deal calls for Butina to cooperate with federal prosecutors, who are continuing to investigate.
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It has so far signaled it does not intend to cooperate with the international court.
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Flynn agreed to cooperate as part of his plea deal and hasn't been sentenced yet.
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Pinedo agreed to cooperate with the Special Counsel's Office as part of his plea agreement.
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And it would take note of those countries that cooperate with ICC investigations into Americans.
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The company said in the filing that it intends to cooperate fully with the investigation.
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The next day, he told reporters that he would cooperate with the special counsel's office.
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Delta spokesman Morgan Durrant said after the arrests that the airline would cooperate with authorities.
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In the days since, though, some of those employees have made clear they'd rather cooperate.
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We can cooperate with them in the Asia Pacific region, and manage our differences well.
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As tests in the banking environment were highly satisfying, we decided to cooperate more closely.
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Tutum Rahanta, deputy chairman of Indonesia's retailer association (Aprindo), said retailers would cooperate with authorities.
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Amid all this, a state security operative continued to ask him to cooperate with him.
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If they fail to cooperate "then they'll see more of us in court", Everett said.
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Police often complain that victims involved in the drug trade refuse to cooperate in investigations.
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When Johnston kept asking why he should cooperate, an investigator invoked his betrayal of Gallienne.
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So, how are you successful at getting him to cooperate where other people have failed?
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Baidu said it was also conducting an investigation and would fully cooperate with the regulator.
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A judge in California last week ordered Apple to cooperate, but the company has resisted.
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Indeed, failure to cooperate with a congressional impeachment process is itself likely an impeachable offense.
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Levandowski was fired from Uber in May when he refused to cooperate in the investigation.
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So, no, the White House cannot just refuse across the board to cooperate with subpoenas.
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Prosecutors need to be able to bring charges against abusers even when victims don't cooperate.
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From there, Kloza doesn't feel that non-OPEC member Russia would cooperate with any agreement.
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A Vitol spokeswoman declined to comment, but said the company would always cooperate with investigators.
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Cohen, who did cooperate with prosecutors, is now serving a three-year federal prison sentence.
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Lee Kyung-jae, a lawyer representing both Choi and Chung, said the daughter would cooperate.
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He also promised to cooperate with the company on providing information related to government inquiries.
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Looking for a way to experience Disrupt Berlin 2018, but your budget simply won't cooperate?
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When Rickerson didn't cooperate, Matt broke the 75-year-old's neck with his bare hands.
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Didi said it welcomed the move and would fully cooperate to implement measures for improvement.
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She also agreed to cooperate with the government's investigation and testify at trial if needed.
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Chinese and U.S. companies should compete as well as cooperate with each other, Cui said.
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US tensions with China over the South China Sea could make it harder to cooperate.
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Russia has denied interfering and Trump has said his campaign did not cooperate with Moscow.
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The long-awaited feature makes it easier to cooperate and create documents on the fly.
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At best, an agreement to cooperate, in the future may emerge – looking forward to it.
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Of course, the government argues that it can better protect everyone if these companies cooperate.
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I believe, in terms of jointly guarding against extremism, it is necessary that we cooperate.
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He said the seminary was eager to cooperate with law enforcement authorities in the investigation.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) over her vote on Obamacare because the Interior Department didn't cooperate.
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The email paints the issue of Apple's refusal to cooperate as one of civil liberties.
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Jurisdictions included in the list could be subject to sanctions if they did not cooperate.
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"TSA will continue to cooperate in any further review of this matter," the spokeswoman said.
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Adam Schiff said it was apparent from the beginning that the White House wouldn't cooperate.
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Thus far, however, actual inflation numbers have refused to cooperate with the winter's bleak expectations.
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"If there was no intention to cooperate, we would not have named him", he said.
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Cops launched a battery investigation, but Tommy had a change of heart and wouldn't cooperate.
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Those governments are likely unwilling to cooperate out of fear of revealing sources and methods.
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Kohlhepp told her that if she didn't cooperate he would also kill her, she alleged.
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It also said it was ready to cooperate with British authorities on the two cases.
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Whatever he achieved, he achieved despite them, not because of any real willingness to cooperate.
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Podesta told reporters after the meeting he was "happy to cooperate" with the committee's investigation.
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The Elysee Palace said Kohler had not acted unlawfully and would cooperate with the investigation.
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Send a message to others that they better cooperate if they want to avoid humiliation.
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In addition, some witnesses were reluctant to cooperate immediately after the incident, police have said.
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He emphasized their intention to cooperate with the authorities investigating sexual abuse on the facility.
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Be smart: The Trump lawyers' strategy is to cooperate with Mueller on the inside game.
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The company said it would cooperate with any investigation launched by the inspector general's office.
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Having a compliant president will help Modi if parliament does not cooperate with his agenda.
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Also complicating matters was the refusal of many local governments to cooperate with ICE agents.
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Champion explained how police interviewed about 22014 people, and each agreed to cooperate, he said.
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The Justice Department declined to cooperate, saying the court order was too broad and premature.
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Papadopolous agreed to cooperate with Mueller in July, and Mueller didn't want his cooperation known.
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May: Deripaska says he'll cooperate with the Congressional Russia investigations in exchange for full immunity.
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McKinsey denies wrongdoing and says it will cooperate with authorities if evidence of impropriety emerges.
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If you have done something wrong, America will find out whether you cooperate or not.
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Trump has threatened further cuts in U.S. aid to Pakistan if it fails to cooperate.
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Company spokesman Ted Kwong said in a statement that Juul will cooperate with the investigation.
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Meanwhile, the Senate doesn't know if Flynn will cooperate with the intelligence committee's subpoena request.
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Kushner has said all along that he's eager to cooperate and will testify when required.
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It was worth trying to see whether he had any willingness to cooperate at all.
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Police say they tried to contact Bushkin by phone, but he allegedly refused to cooperate.
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There are a number of "sanctuary cities" that decline to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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Through the day, people have more places to meet, play and cooperate with their neighbors.
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"We will continue to closely cooperate with the United States and others," Abe told reporters.
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McKinsey will cooperate with South African authorities in their investigations into the case, he added.
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"Cities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities will not receive taxpayer dollars," Trump said.
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He said Mr. Stone also told Mr. Credico not to cooperate with Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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In the past few months, Trump has repeatedly criticized people who cooperate with federal investigations.
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On Thursday, ZTE reiterated it would continue to cooperate with U.S. authorities on their investigation.
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The White House is likely to order him not to cooperate, making his appearance uncertain.
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"Rather than deny and dismiss them, he should fully cooperate with the investigation," she said.
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Flynn announced that he would cooperate fully with Mueller's investigation after entering his guilty plea.
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However, prosecution may be difficult since Myanmar refused to cooperate with the ICC last week.
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In the post, deGrasse Tyson wrote that he plans to fully cooperate with the investigations.
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The fight more recently got a public face with Apple's high-profile refusal to cooperate.
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"We were pleased we could cooperate with the committee today under this agreement," he added.
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The Democrats claim that this is because the Republicans won't cooperate, but that isn't true.
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For instance, Reyes said the two countries will continue to cooperate in fighting drug cartels.
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Wasserman Schultz said in a statement Monday that she planned to cooperate with the committee.
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