Last week, after less than 20 hours of deliberations, they declared themselves deadlocked; sent back by the judge to continue deliberating, they declared themselves deadlocked again on Monday.
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After 35 deadlocked ballots, the House selected Jefferson as president.
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It may also alter the course of the deadlocked conflict.
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In other words, swing voters remain both deadlocked and malleable.
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A Bloomberg poll released Monday showed both candidates were deadlocked.
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To prevent a deadlocked EPW committee, Shelby took Sessions's spot.
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After 31 hours of deliberations, jurors said they were deadlocked.
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A jury deadlocked on 10 other counts in that case.
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The jury said it was deadlocked on charges against Kelly.
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Meanwhile, Congress almost certainly will be deadlocked in a brawl.
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Italy had been deadlocked since an inconclusive election in March.
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But the council has been deadlocked over Syria for years.
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The Tillamook district attorney then dropped the 17 deadlocked charges.
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The Security Council is deadlocked over how to replace it.
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Go deeper: Netanyahu and rival Benny Gantz deadlocked after election
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Talks between Britain and Brussels are deadlocked, according to Mrs.
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The jury deadlocked on 10 charges because of a holdout juror.
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Cosby's first trial ended in a mistrial after the jury deadlocked.
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But after Scalia's death, the justices announced that they were deadlocked.
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The jury said it was deadlocked on the charges against Kelly.
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But the parties are deadlocked over who would control the transition.
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The highly publicized trial ended with a pair of deadlocked juries.
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The Associated Press: Ohio and Kansas races deadlocked; Trump's candidates lead.
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But the parliament couldn't agree on the legislation and became deadlocked.
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With lawmakers deadlocked, the state is bracing for another hot summer.
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Congress has long been deadlocked over tightening the nation's gun laws.
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The jury had deadlocked; he would not be executed after all.
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The court deadlocked, 4-4, in the case: United States v.
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Tensing's first trial in November also ended with a deadlocked jury.
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Today, even when thoughtful, bipartisan ideas are available Congress remains deadlocked.
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The rest were stuck in a single room, like deadlocked jurors.
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Polls in the Show Me State show the race is deadlocked.
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But the jury deadlocked on ten other charges of financial fraud.
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A jury deadlocked on the top charge of second-degree murder.
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"According to their note, they were hopelessly deadlocked," Mr. Moeller said.
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Mr. Hernandez's first trial ended last year with a deadlocked jury.
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Afterward, both sides declared victory, meaning that they are effectively deadlocked.
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The United Nations Conference on Disarmament has been deadlocked for decades.
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A recent poll by EPIC-MRA shows Whitmer and Schuette deadlocked.
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They deadlocked along racial lines, and the judge declared a mistrial.
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Despite this evidence, the FEC's membership repeatedly deadlocked on enforcement action.
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Half an hour in, Liverpool and Arsenal are deadlocked at 2-2.
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Negotiations have been all but deadlocked since the June summit in Singapore.
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Polls show both races — as well as the presidential race — essentially deadlocked.
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But the sides have been deadlocked on how to proceed ever since.
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After jurors deadlocked, a mistrial was declared in Porter's trial last month.
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In part, this illustrates what a weirdly deadlocked condition Florida is in.
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They returned to deliberate three times Friday after indicating they were deadlocked.
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Lawmakers have been deadlocked for months over a $1.1 billion funding bill.
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With parliament deadlocked, the ultimate destination of the Brexit project remains unclear.
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The jury also was deadlocked on additional charges against Burleson and Engel.
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The pair are deadlocked in a likely run-off vote on Oct.
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The justice were deadlocked by a 4-4 tie at the time.
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His net rating in Charlotte's deadlocked series with the Heat is 0.3.
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Jurors acquitted Edwards on one count and deadlocked on five other charges.
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When he failed, the court either deadlocked or left him in dissent.
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A jury deadlocked last June at the former TV star's first trial.
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The case previously went to trial in 2012, but a jury deadlocked.
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A third officer, William Porter, faces a retrial after a jury deadlocked.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, announced for the second time that they were deadlocked.
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Because of one holdout juror, the panel deadlocked on the other charges.
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Though the Democrats had a solid majority, the Senate deadlocked for months.
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But when the Court deadlocked in the immigration case United States v.
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The jury in the first trial ultimately deadlocked on dozens of charges.
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The group previously deadlocked over the issue, according to The Associated Press.
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Jurors deadlocked over the second defendant, Derick Almena, the Ghost Ship's leaseholder.
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The rules were later changed, and Hepburn and Streisand were actually deadlocked.
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In addition, the jury in Manafort's Virginia trial deadlocked on 10 charges.
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Jeb Bush -- could find themselves in the fold if the convention is deadlocked.
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WAGE NEGOTIATIONS WITH NORWEGIAN OIL AND GAS EMPLOYEES DEADLOCKED -NORWEGIAN OIL AND GAS
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Williams has acquitted two officers, and a jury deadlocked in a third case.
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In the first trial, the jury deliberated for six days — and remained deadlocked.
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Netanyahu faces a Wednesday deadline to form a government following a deadlocked Sept.
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Katie McGinty has been deadlocked with her Republican opponent in Pennsylvania since August.
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Polls forecasting a deadlocked race indicate that Mr. Rispone could use another boost.
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Warren's first trial was conducted in June but ended with a deadlocked jury.
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Judge Steven T. O'Neill ruled they were hopelessly deadlocked and declared a mistrial.
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House Republicans have been deadlocked on how to move forward on a budget.
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Polls showed the two deadlocked headed into election day even as Democratic Sen.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) are deadlocked in fifth place, with 2628 percent apiece.
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"Clinton Ends Deadlocked Peace Talks," the top headline said in all uppercase letters.
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A July poll of the three states from Quinnipiac showed the candidates deadlocked.
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But the jury deadlocked, causing Judge Barry G. Williams to declare a mistrial.
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Jurors said they were deadlocked and could not come to a unanimous decision.
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Congress has been deadlocked, with delays and dissension marking even basic governing duties.
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The jury in that case was deadlocked, and it was declared a mistrial.
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The jury acquitted Edwards on one charge and deadlocked on five other counts.
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Without an agreement on how to run the company, the two were deadlocked.
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The court deadlocked on the issue in the case after Justice Scalia's death.
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The project's broader polling suggests the state is deadlocked between the two candidates.
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The Supreme Court deadlocked, 4 to 4, in an appeal of that ruling.
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Senate Democrats on Sunday blocked a massive GOP stimulus bill after talks deadlocked.
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The jury deadlocked on charges that he drugged and sexually assaulted Andrea Constand.
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Jurors ultimately acquitted Edwards on one count and were deadlocked on five others.
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Had Scalia lived, the court might have deadlocked 4-4 in that too.
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The jury had suggested on Friday that it was deadlocked on those counts.
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Protesters have spilled into streets, but appear deadlocked with security forces and colectivos.
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A second mistrial was declared in 2017 after juries deadlocked over a verdict.
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Israel's deadlocked parliament means that a formal indictment may still be months away.
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Washington (CNN)The race to be the next senator from Tennessee is deadlocked.
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Judge Steven T. O'Neill ruled that they were hopelessly deadlocked and declared a mistrial.
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The conflict shows no sign of ending and U.N.-sponsored peace efforts remain deadlocked.
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Through it all, they've been virtually deadlocked in a tie for the popular vote.
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She mentioned the fact that the court had deadlocked 4-4 twice so far.
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Recent polls have shown the two candidates deadlocked ahead of the election in November.
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The Granite State's tight Senate race will enter Election Day deadlocked, with Democratic Gov.
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The jury had remained undecided — but not deadlocked — on Monday in the murder trial.
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It is unclear whether he and Shapiro will be retried on the deadlocked counts.
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Each of the Grand Slams now utilize a different system for deciding deadlocked matches.
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Obama suffered a blow when the court deadlocked on his executive orders on immigration.
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A jury deadlocked in December in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Officer William Porter.
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Immigration policy remains largely deadlocked, but Trump is unquestionably setting the tone and agenda.
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Judge Steven O'Neill declared a mistrial Saturday after the jurors reported they were deadlocked.
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A mistrial: The Bill Cosby case ended in a mistrial when the jury deadlocked.
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Cruz remained deadlocked with Trump in Missouri with some votes yet to be counted.
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Due to the death of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, it deadlocked 4-4.
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A first jury weighing the charges against Ward deadlocked on both counts in February.
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The liberals would come out grousing that they were hopelessly deadlocked on 97 points.
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The court has deadlocked on two recent decisions, meaning the lower court's ruling stood.
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On Friday, she attended a protest in Lower Manhattan against the deadlocked court's ruling.
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The catch: The commission will soon be deadlocked at one Republican and one Democrat.
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Timken was elected Friday by the state party's central committee after two deadlocked votes.
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The jury was deadlocked 9-3 after four days of deliberating, Cody told CNN.
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Recent summit meetings have been mostly deadlocked, unable to produce a statement of consensus.
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Historically the FEC has been deadlocked along party lines and not gotten much done.
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Will that change as the Senate looks deadlocked over the House's stopgap funding bill?
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Talks with Britain to negotiate an amicable divorce with the European Union are deadlocked.
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After jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked, the judge in the case declared a mistrial.
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But lawmakers have been deadlocked along party lines over how to raise the caps.
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Jurors deadlocked on 10 other counts, for which Mueller could have sought a retrial.
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"This jury had not indicated that it is deadlocked," Judge Azrack told the lawyers.
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Eastman delivered a rousing speech, which won the day by producing a deadlocked jury.
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The Korean War, never officially resolved, was long deadlocked between the Cold War superpowers.
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Then Justice Antonin Scalia died and the court deadlocked, granting the unions a reprieve.
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A mistrial was declared in the first trial in December after a jury deadlocked.
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In November 2017, the jury deadlocked on the charges and a mistrial was declared.
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Benn's goal broke open a game that was deadlocked at 2 after two periods.
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That election is expected primarily because the allegations against Netanyahu have deadlocked Israeli politics.
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Liberal decisions of those appeals courts would stand if the Supreme Court were deadlocked.
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When three weeks of deliberations resulted in a deadlocked jury, the judge declared a mistrial.
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Asked if he'd seek his party's nomination if the convention remained deadlocked, Rubio was coy.
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The jury deadlocked on 10 other charges against him, brought by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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It found him not guilty on six additional counts, and deadlocked on two fraud counts.
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All the while, it stares at us the viewer with the same deadlocked side eye.
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A mistrial was declared in that first sexual assault case when the jury became deadlocked.
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The jury said at the time it was deadlocked on the single count against Burga.
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Jurors were sharply divided in the case and reported being "hopelessly deadlocked" on a verdict.
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Once people say they are deadlocked, then what really becomes the reason for further deliberations?
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The jury deadlocked on one count of conspiracy, and a retrial is set for July.
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Bob Menendez ended in a mistrial Thursday after the jury reported it was hopelessly deadlocked.
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In his first trial, the judge declared a mistrial after the jury deadlocked last June.
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A New York Times/Siena poll found McAdams and Love deadlocked at 45% a piece.
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The verdict comes less than a year after a jury deadlocked on the same charges.
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But the race is deadlocked for now with a 1,163-vote margin for the GOP.
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For months, Seoul and Beijing appeared to have been deadlocked over their dispute over Thaad.
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But talks between Washington and Pyongyang are deadlocked over differences about how denuclearization should proceed.
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Trade talks between the U.S. and Canada resumed, but representatives still appeared to be deadlocked.
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The series is deadlocked at 2-73 after Tampa Bay's 4-2 victory Thursday night.
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"We're deadlocked, time is running and time is clearly of the essence," Judge Malloy said.
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As recently as late last week, Uber's board was deadlocked on candidates, the people said.
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Polls show the elections deadlocked between Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party and Andrew Scheer's Conservative Party.
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But these days, it is difficult to conceive of a deadlocked House finding common ground.
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The Fed's decision also comes as trade talks with China appear to have again deadlocked.
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The UN is still funded, and the Security Council remains deadlocked on issues like Syria.
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So Parliament is deadlocked and, unable to pass anything, drifting toward a "no-deal" Brexit.
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The jury deadlocked on another 2000 counts, so for those, the judge declared a mistrial.
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After Monday's games, Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh were deadlocked for the Eastern Conference's final playoff spot.
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Now, the deadlocked decision means the Texas court's injunction will stand, leaving millions of people vulnerable.
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The Obama administration spoke of pathways to citizenship but was stifled by a deadlocked Supreme Court.
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The jury in his first trial — who had been shown Santana's video — deadlocked, forcing a mistrial.
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The Chicago Teachers Union and city officials are deadlocked and blaming each other for the strike.
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They could lose a seat in Nevada though the race for Harry Reid's seat remains deadlocked.
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If parliament is deadlocked, Johnson's only remaining escape route is to seek a new electoral mandate.
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Still, the report said U.S. and Chinese officials remain "deadlocked" on multiple topics in trade dispute.
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The jury had deliberated more than two weeks and had twice told Berger it was deadlocked.
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The Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 on the case, allowing the lower court's ruling to stand.
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He was not acquitted on a single charge but the jury deadlocked on 10 other counts.
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The announcement of a deadlocked jury created a hubbub of energy outside the Montgomery County courthouse.
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Brexit talks are deadlocked over money, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Thursday.
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The president's unilateral efforts were deemed unconstitutional by the courts, while the highest court remains deadlocked.
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With parliament deadlocked, the lack of certainty is encouraging some Britons to try to influence politicians.
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She then went on to thank the jurors who remained deadlocked in support of her husband.
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On Saturday, they announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" — causing Judge O'Neill to grant a mistrial.
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Thursday's results show Clinton and Trump deadlocked at 45 percent each in a two-person race.
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But the two sides have been deadlocked since, particularly over a referendum on the region's future.
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California Teachers Association, but after the sudden death of Justice Antonin Scalia ultimately deadlocked 4-4.
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The following month, the court announced it had deadlocked in a 4-4 split in Friedrichs.
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I had to tell her that the Supreme Court had taken the issue on … and deadlocked.
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Since then, the court has deadlocked three times, including in a major case on public unions.
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While the jury reached decisions on those four charges, they remain deadlocked on eight other counts.
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Kurz's government said it wanted to break with that culture, which has left some administrations deadlocked.
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U.S.-North Korea nuclear negotiations have been deadlocked with working-level talks in October ending fruitlessly.
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Talks over the Grand Renaissance Dam, Ethiopia's $4 billion hydroelectric project, have been deadlocked for months.
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But the six-member commission deadlocked, as the three Republican commissioners opposed an investigation into Crossroads.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday deadlocked 28500-6900 on President Obama's controversial executive actions on immigration.
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Feden delivered the opening statement, and the trial ended with a deadlocked jury and a mistrial.
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A recent Quinnipiac Poll of Ohio, showing the race deadlocked, indicated women were moving toward Mrs.
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The jury deadlocked on the remaining claims, and retrial on those is set for Feb. 21.
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She urged jurors to reach a verdict on Wednesday after they appeared deadlocked on two counts.
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A jury was deadlocked on several other charges against him, including defrauding patients out of money.
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In April, an Arizona jury cleared Swartz of second-degree murder, but deadlocked on manslaughter charges.
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With Britain scheduled to quit the European Union at the end of March, talks remain deadlocked.
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How could a bunch of teenagers have the wherewithal to make change in America's deadlocked politics?
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Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial still hasn't come to an end ... because the jury is deadlocked.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Tuesday that it was deadlocked, raising the specter of a mistrial.
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A second trial, in April 2013, also ended in a mistrial because of a deadlocked jury.
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Without Gorsuch on the bench last term, the Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 on Sessions v.
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Even in this deadlocked Congress there is growing bipartisan support to rein in this invasive surveillance.
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They sat for a first trial in February, but the jury deadlocked, requiring a do over.
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The president's senior advisers have been deadlocked for months over whether the United States should withdraw.
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Congress is deadlocked and the White House is a merry-go-round of sackings and scheming.
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The jury deliberated for 52 hours before a mistrial was declared because jurors were hopelessly deadlocked.
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If the Court is deadlocked and you're the deciding vote, how will you handle the situation?
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Among white likely primary voters, however, Biden and Warren are deadlocked: 29% favor Biden, 28% Warren.
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Jurors had said for the second time in less than a week that they were deadlocked.
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Jeff Colyer were deadlocked in the Republican primary on Wednesday morning as final votes were counted.
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Now, Heller's vote is the biggest point of contention in Nevada's deadlocked Senate race this year.
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But after a New Jersey jury was deadlocked in 2017, the case ended in a mistrial.
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If that isn't complicated enough, it appears as though Australia's upper house will be similarly deadlocked.
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The full appeals court agreed to rehear the case, but its judges deadlocked 5 to 5.
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Cosby's retrial began on Monday after his first trial ended in a deadlocked jury last year.
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Without Collins and Murkowski, DeVos' nomination faces a 50-50 deadlocked Senate — confirmation requires a simple majority.
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The retrial began two weeks ago after the first trial ended in a deadlocked jury last year.
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With his seat vacant, the odds of a favorable or deadlocked ruling in Whole Woman's Health v.
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South Korea's National Assembly is deadlocked over controversial election bills, meaning lawmakers are not considering other legislation.
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Ultimately, the execution of Alabama inmate Ronald Smith, was allowed to go forward—by a deadlocked court.
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It was basically the jury in both cases, both trials did not reach a decision, they deadlocked.
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A third trial last year ended with a deadlocked jury and mistrial, setting up this current trial.
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China retaliated on Monday, though on a smaller scale, and the two sides appear deadlocked over negotiations.
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But the jury was deadlocked on the two counts and Judge Robert Kugler declared a mistrial Friday.
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"We're going to be deadlocked" going into the Republican National Convention, Kasich said Tuesday night in Maryland.
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If the conversation was that different before, perhaps the terms of this deadlocked debate could change again.
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At trial in San Francisco federal court in 2012, the jury deadlocked on Google's fair use defense.
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Mr. Cosby's first trial ends in a mistrial after jurors remain deadlocked following six days of deliberations.
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With contract talks deadlocked, New Jersey Transit workers have set a strike deadline of 12:01 a.m.
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Prosecutors said they plan to "reevaluate and review" the case, but expressed disappointment over the deadlocked jury.
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The poll showed Bernie Sanders deadlocked with the president among registered voters, but trailing among likely voters.
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The poll showed Bernie Sanders deadlocked with the president among registered voters, but trailing among likely voters.
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He leads Elizabeth Warren and is deadlocked with Bernie Sanders among registered voters in the surveys. 22.
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Dark-horse candidate Harding won a ninth-ballot nomination after the front-runner deadlocked in earlier tallies.
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In 2012, he was found not guilty on one count while the jury deadlocked on five others.
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But both sides are deadlocked, with Democrats refusing to give Trump $220006 billion for his border wall.
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Jurors asked to rehear lengthy excerpts of trial testimony but eventually told O'Neill they were hopelessly deadlocked.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A tank rolls through five lanes of deadlocked traffic towards the Bosphorus Bridge, crushing cars.
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In that case, the Supreme Court deadlocked at 4-4 after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Clinton deadlocked in Utah, making it increasingly plausible that its six electoral votes are really in play.
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For years, doctors, regulators and pain treatment advocates were deadlocked over how to address the opioid crisis.
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Meanwhile, some of the country's most pressing legal and social issues remain unresolved with the court deadlocked.
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Now, under new rules, superdelegates can no longer vote on primary ballots unless the vote is deadlocked.
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The major political parties in the country had been deadlocked in the search for a consensus president.
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And she also left behind a political system that is more deadlocked and deeply polarized than before.
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As they were at the beginning, the two parties and their leaders are deadlocked in a tie.
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Prosecutors had previously failed to secure a conviction against Mr. Baca when a jury deadlocked in December.
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The Supreme Court issued a deadlocked ruling Tuesday, its first since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Eighteen of Tatum's 41 came in the third quarter, which ended with the teams deadlocked at 87.
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Ex-general Benny Gantz deadlocked with Netanyahu in two elections last year, triggering another ballot for March.
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Memphis scored 11 of the game's final 28 points after the two teams were deadlocked at 20.
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Discussions have been deadlocked for months over the wording of a study on the dam's environmental impact.
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Campaign finance advocates hailed the move, a relatively rare enforcement action from the often-deadlocked watchdog agency.
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The court was poised to decide the question in its last term but appeared to have deadlocked.
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So I think what you're seeing is there's a conflict at the highest levels, and they're deadlocked.
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While the perennially deadlocked Federal Election Commission (FEC) may not enforce much election law, the DOJ will.
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Last month, a jury considered the sentence yet again but deadlocked, and the judge declared a mistrial.
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Parliament is deadlocked and the Conservatives offer no solutions to the other major challenges facing our country.
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Venezuela's politics are deadlocked as the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, seeks the ouster of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Her increasingly deadlocked Svengali, Petyr Baelish (Aidan Gillen), also notices something he doesn't like: Sansa's ongoing independence.
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The FEC was ultimately deadlocked in a partisan 3-3 decision, leaving the door open for similar ads.
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Meanwhile, parliament's bid to agree an alternative strategy also fell short, leaving the process as deadlocked as ever.
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The jury deadlocked in the case against one officer, and three others -- including the van driver -- were acquitted.
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NATO allies Ankara and Washington have been deadlocked for months over a planned "safe zone" in northeast Syria.
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The high court is ideologically deadlocked pending Gorsuch's Senate confirmation fight, with four liberal justices and four conservatives.
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We're still waiting to hear the breakdown ... jurors deliberated for 53 hours before saying they were hopelessly deadlocked.
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A retrial against Porter had been scheduled after a jury deadlocked in the case against him in December.
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The first three juries deadlocked 11-1, 10-2 and 6-6, forcing the judge to declare mistrials.
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After taking a solid early lead, Obama was deadlocked with Romney 2000 percent to 22016 percent on Sept.
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An NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll last week showed Clinton essentially deadlocked in Florida with Trump.
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Staton declared a mistrial after jurors indicated they were hopelessly deadlocked on 16 of 20 counts against Wexler.
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The jurors -- 11 white people and one black person -- were deadlocked several times after the five-week trial.
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Anderson then pronounced the jurors "hopelessly deadlocked" and dismissed them, according to Thom Mrozek, a spokesman for prosecutors.
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That would leave the two deadlocked commissioners to continue voting against each other, until more members are nominated.
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Conventional wisdom scoffs at the suggestion on the ground that an even number would lead to deadlocked votes.
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The jury had deliberated more than two weeks and had twice told Judge Irene Berger it was deadlocked.
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Cosby's first trial ended in a mistrial in June when a deadlocked jury failed to reach a verdict.
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Menendez was on trial last fall but the jury deadlocked and the Justice Department subsequently dropped the charges.
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Efforts to mediate a way out of the standoff are deadlocked over which court should hear the case.
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For more than a year, Israel's politics have been deadlocked and we are stuck without a functioning government.
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Its six commissioners have also deadlocked over numerous other interpretations of the rules that should be no-brainers.
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Clinton also erased Mr. Trump's narrow lead in Ohio, where the candidates are now deadlocked at 40 percent.
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The jury had previously said that it was deadlocked and could not reach a verdict in the case.
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The seven-woman, five-man jury initially told Walls it was deadlocked Monday after several hours of deliberations.
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The final episode picked up at a deadlocked, brokered convention, where Selina demonstrated her complete lack of principle.
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If the first ballot is deadlocked, how long will it be before there would be a second ballot?
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When the jury first announced that it was deadlocked, on Thursday, we funneled out of the courtroom, numb.
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As global negotiations around climate change seem more and more deadlocked, something like re-wilding seems very exciting.
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The US and North Korea have been deadlocked for months in negotiations over shutting down Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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They found Mr. Seabrook guilty of accepting a bribe but said they were deadlocked on a conspiracy charge.
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The panel worked into the night after reporting to the judge in the morning that they were deadlocked.
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Both lawmakers and the administration made tackling high drug prices a priority, but those efforts deadlocked in 2019.
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Syria's problem is seen, in part, as a deadlocked military imbalance that American force is meant to overturn.
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Trump and Democrats are deadlocked over his demands for $5 billion in funding for a proposed border wall.
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It would take only a fairly typical polling error for the national popular vote to end up deadlocked.
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After five days of deliberation, the jury was deadlocked, and Fairstein allowed Chambers to plead guilty to manslaughter.
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Allowed to vote only when the Senate is deadlocked, vice presidents have a long history of settling disputes.
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The jury deadlocked on the most serious charge, a felony, but convicted Mr. Peña Rodriguez of three misdemeanors.
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The jury deadlocked, and the case ended with Mr. Gibson's pleading guilty to tax evasion and receiving probation.
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His killer remained free for more than three decades after two all-white juries deadlocked on his guilt.
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While allowed under the terms of a then-European deal, it came as negotiations with Tehran had become deadlocked.
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Jurors were deadlocked on the eight other counts Winslow faces and continue to deliberate, according to the courtroom footage.
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Without a full panel, possible recusals could in certain cases lead to a deadlocked vote on some enforcement matters.
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The score was still deadlocked after the first five rounds of the shootout and then it was Jocelyne's turn.
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After more time, the judge stopped them again and asked whether they were deadlocked still or needed further time.
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Constand told the same details to a jury last year, which deadlocked on whether to convict Cosby of assault.
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Edwards was not, however, ultimately convicted, as the jury deadlocked on several counts and the judge declared a mistrial.
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But with a deadlocked legislature, how could Idahoans actually move the needle when it comes to expanded health care?
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With British politicians deadlocked, the EU agreed last week to delay Brexit from the original date of March 29.
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But Parliament is deadlocked and no party has a united position that it could put to a general election.
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In the Gray case, three additional officers were previously acquitted and another faced a retrial after a jury deadlocked.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are deadlocked in North Carolina, according to a new poll released Tuesday.
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The programs at issue never did go into effect after a deadlocked Supreme Court blocked them earlier this year.
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Dayton added that a "deadlocked" Congress is hurting the situation by preventing improvements from being made to the law.
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Menendez survived a six-week federal corruption trial last fall after a jury deadlocked on bribery charges against him.
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But opinion polls show that the "remain" and "leave" camps are almost deadlocked and the press is fairly Eurosceptic.
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It was the same story she told 10 months ago, in a trial that ended with a deadlocked jury.
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The judge presiding over the Bill Cosby criminal case declared a mistrial Saturday, after the jury found itself deadlocked.
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On June 23, the Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 on the case, leaving the appeals court decision in place.
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On issues such as Syria, the South China Sea and wider human rights, its Security Council is comprehensively deadlocked.
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It was the second time Hernandez was tried for the murder; his 2015 trial ended with a deadlocked jury.
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Detroit is deadlocked at 91 points with the Boston Bruins for the final playoff slot in the Atlantic Division.
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The justices in 2016 were deadlocked in a 4-4 split in a similar case, known as Friedrichs v.
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But it's possible that the case will result in a deadlocked decision due to the vacancy on the court.
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The Supreme Court has appeared more diminished than deadlocked since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, our correspondent writes.
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Clinton and Trump are deadlocked in Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania, according to the Quinnipiac University survey released early Tuesday.
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That's what Britain's deadlocked parliament concluded on Tuesday evening when it decided to call a national ballot in December.
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The Senate had deadlocked on her confirmation 50-50, with two Republicans joining all Democrats in voting against DeVos.
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For the 113th time in his career, his team was deadlocked in a postseason series at two games apiece.
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Clinton, who was deadlocked with Mr. Trump after the Republican convention, which gave Mr. Trump a two-point increase.
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The jury deadlocked on the most serious charge, a felony, but it convicted Mr. Peña Rodriguez of three misdemeanors.
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In 21968, the judges of the National Book Award for fiction, finding themselves deadlocked, resolved to split the prize.
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A deadlocked vote -- while not stopping the nomination's progress -- would be an early embarrassment for Trump and congressional leaders.
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Back in June, Winslow was convicted on 22007 criminal charges ... but the jury was deadlocked on 8 remaining charges.
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But in March, the month after Justice Scalia died, the court announced that it had deadlocked in the case.
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Both the Democratic and Republican primaries in the state are still deadlocked with 214 percent of the vote counted.
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Both the Democratic and Republican primaries in the state are still deadlocked with 99 percent of the vote counted.
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The jury grew deadlocked—and apparently argued about Constand's "bare midriff"—ultimately leading a judge to declare a mistrial.
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Adam Vinatieri hit a 36-yard field goal as the half expired as the teams entered the break deadlocked.
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In the presidential election of 1800, the Electoral College deadlocked with 73 votes each for Burr and Thomas Jefferson.
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But the court was short-handed after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, and it deadlocked 4 to 4.
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The justices deadlocked 4 to 4, and the case was reargued in October after Justice Gorsuch joined the court.
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The court presumably deadlocked 4 to 4 last year, so Justice Gorsuch is likely to cast the deciding vote.
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In a meeting earlier this year, the six-member commission deadlocked on whether to move forward with the removals.
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The jurors first informed the judge on Friday that they were deadlocked, but they were told to continue deliberations.
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The FEC again deadlocked, with no specific guidance for social platforms or candidates heading into the 220006 presidential election.
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The two sides are deadlocked over who will control a political transition, though discussions continue at a lower level.
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If EU27 leaders find themselves nearing October 31 and London is still deadlocked, they have a range of options.
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With Parliament deadlocked on the issue and alarm growing about a possible departure without a deal in place, Mrs.
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A Tucson, Arizona federal jury in April acquitted Swartz of second-degree murder, and deadlocked on lesser manslaughter charges.
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The number of deadlocked votes has reached a new high, while enforcement actions have reached an all-time low.
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Hyde-Smith and Espy, who nearly deadlocked at about 41 percent, met in their only debate on Tuesday night.
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They deadlocked on the other three FBAR counts and the other seven bank fraud or bank fraud conspiracy counts.
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For the Democrats, Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders are deadlocked for the lead, with Martin O'Malley a distant third.
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Bill Cosby seemed in good spirits Friday night as he left the courthouse where his sex assault trial remained deadlocked.
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After an electoral crisis that briefly deadlocked him with running mate Aaron Burr, Jefferson was elected as the third president.
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Congress, which will already likely be deadlocked because of divided party rule, will grind to an even more dramatic halt.
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" After Cosby's 2017 trial ended with a deadlocked jury, Camille spoke out again, calling the prosecutor "heinously and explosively ambitious.
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Florida and Ohio are currently deadlocked; Clinton enjoys a 4 point average lead in Pennsylvania, according to Real Clear Politics.
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This week, Trump's poll numbers inched up in battleground states, and the Clinton-Trump race nationally was deadlocked once again.
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NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls released Wednesday afternoon found Clinton and Trump virtually deadlocked in Iowa and Ohio.
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The negotiations became deadlocked on the question of what role and what power Podemos would have in a new government.
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There were a couple of cases that had already been argued but on which the court was deadlocked 4-4.
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Late on Wednesday, after nearly 10 hours of deliberations over two days, the jurors told Judge Gibbons they were deadlocked.
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Fears of a "hard Brexit" have been heightened after EU negotiator Michel Barnier said last week that talks were deadlocked.
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Following it would leave the court deadlocked for a whole year, at a time when many urgent cases are pending.
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Manafort was not convicted on 10 other criminal counts in that case, which were deadlocked by the 12-person jury.
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A year ago, Republicans stonewalled President Barack Obama's choice, Merrick Garland, leaving the court deadlocked 4-4 on many cases.
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After jurors in the Bill Cosby trial had deliberated for about 31 hours, they told the judge they were deadlocked.
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Deadlocked after nine holes, the two friends and rivals produced an enthralling back nine showdown worthy of any Masters champion.
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On the other hand, with 19723% of precincts reporting, Clinton and Sanders were still deadlocked at 49.8% and 49.6%, respectively.
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Sanders and Hillary Clinton were deadlocked in the first presidential nominating contests of the 2016 White House race in Iowa.
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In April, he was acquitted of second-degree murder, but the jury was deadlocked on voluntary and involuntary manslaughter charges.
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GOLDEN STATE: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Ted Cruz and Donald Trump are deadlocked in California, a new poll finds.
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Swartz was previously acquitted of second-degree murder in April, while the same jury deadlocked on a charge of manslaughter.
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Ms. Patz had testified in the first trial against Mr. Hernandez, 55, which ended last year with a deadlocked jury.
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If they're successful, it would amount to a breakthrough after months of being deadlocked despite the two-year budget agreement.
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In 2012, he would ultimately be found not guilty on one count while the jury deadlocked on the other five.
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The Democrats eliminated winner-take-all primaries, which theoretically makes a longer struggle— and conceivably a deadlocked convention — more possible.
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That means each of the four Grand Slam tournaments will have a different format for deciding deadlocked matches next year.
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After a lengthy trial, a jury deadlocked on 10 financial fraud counts, but convicted Mr. Manafort of eight other counts.
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According to published reports, jurors told Judge Blaine K. Bowman they were deadlocked on eight other counts, including six felonies.
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The news comes after they missed a midnight deadline, deadlocked on key issues like unemployment and a state stabilization fund.
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Mr. Buttigieg, who nearly deadlocked Mr. Sanders in Iowa and New Hampshire, did not come close to him on Saturday.
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In May 2015, the jury convicted Mr. Aleynikov on one count, acquitted him on another and deadlocked on a third.
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That year in a federal trial, Killen avoided prison when a jury deadlocked 11-1 in favor of his conviction.
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But the parties are deadlocked over who would control the new council and over the features of a transitional government.
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Democrats and Obama have used the deadlocked rulings to urge the Senate to confirm a new justice to replace Scalia.
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Though nationalist, and sometimes belligerent, rhetoric between Egypt and Ethiopia has cooled in recent years, the sides have remained deadlocked.
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Jurors spent six days last year deliberating the same case in the same courthouse before O'Neill declared they were deadlocked.
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A deadlocked House special election in Pennsylvania's Trump country was too close to call early Wednesday, according to NBC News.
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The public also seems weary of the prospect of yet another deadlocked result and the potential for a fourth election.
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Back then, the court was short-handed after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, and it deadlocked 4 to 4.
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But when those elites and governments are deadlocked, as in Venezuela, they can appeal to citizens to rally behind them.
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PT, Bowman received a note from the jurors saying they remained deadlocked on the remaining charges, which included six felonies.
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The jury deadlocked on 10 other charges and prosecutors have not yet announced if they will seek to retry him.
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Its deadlocked Parliament is refusing to back the exit deal struck with the EU, even as an October 31st deadline approaches.
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Center leader Annie Loof is the third politician to fail to find a way forward after September's election left parliament deadlocked.
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No single party is anywhere near securing a majority, and chances of a deadlocked parliament and a second election are high.
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In June, a Pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial after the jury announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" after deliberating for days.
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The jury deadlocked on lesser charges of voluntary and involuntary manslaughter, and a retrial is expected to take place in October.
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And before that, the commission had been deadlocked for months because its equal number of partisan commissioners couldn't agree on decisions.
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It would be almost a guarantee of more of the partisan rowing and deadlocked government that has blighted Mr Obama's presidency.
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Pope Francis all but admitted last week that the church's internal deliberations over female deacons (let alone female priests) were deadlocked.
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If Theresa May had been able to deliver a Brexit that met the promises of 2016, Parliament would not be deadlocked.
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In June, a Pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial after the jury announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" after deliberating for days.
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U.N. attempts to hold a referendum on the future of the region have failed since then, with the two sides deadlocked.
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Should Clayton be confirmed and then recuse himself, the agency will be left deadlocked until other commissioners are nominated and confirmed.
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The jurors deciding the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial told a Pennsylvania judge Friday they are deadlocked, according to multiple reports.
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The jurors, consisting of 11 whites and one African-American, returned to deliberate three times Friday after indicating they were deadlocked.
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Voters on both sides are frustrated with the system, citing a deadlocked political structure that can't seem to actually do anything.
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The Texas case went before the Supreme Court, which deadlocked 4-4 in 2016 after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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The Senate was deadlocked 211976-217 on the bill and summoned longtime uterine legislator Mike Pence for the tie-breaking vote.
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The legal battle also comes as Trump is deadlocked with Democrats in a fight over funding for his proposed border wall.
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The case was first tried in San Francisco federal court in 2012, and the jury deadlocked on Google's fair use defense.
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The US and North Korea are deadlocked in negotiations over how Pyongyang will denuclearize in return for the easing of sanctions.
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With the game deadlocked at 30-30, the Rockets held Minnesota scoreless over a four-plus minute span to take control.
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Turkey and the United States, allies in NATO, have been deadlocked for months over the scope and command of the zone.
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The first trial collapsed in a hung jury in May 2014, when jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked, 11 to 1.
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A poll of likely voters in the state released Friday found the race deadlocked, with both candidates at 44 percent support.
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With the jury hopelessly deadlocked, a federal judge was forced to declare a mistrial in the bribery trial of US Sen.
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White House aides dread, for example, a meltdown at US airports that could spur further public anger at the deadlocked talks.
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After hearing four weeks of testimony, the jurors deadlocked on eight counts, including illegal gathering and transmission of national defense information.
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While the talks have deadlocked, the Syrian government, with its Iranian and Russian allies, has nearly succeeded in defeating the opposition.
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In April, a jury in federal court in Tucson found him not guilty of murder but deadlocked on a manslaughter charge.
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After a deadlocked race for the state House, a Ping-Pong ball was drawn from the cowboy hat of Wyoming's governor.
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A jury found Mr. Swartz not guilty of second-degree murder in April but deadlocked on manslaughter charges, prompting another trial.
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Dr. Melgen was accused in the case and tried alongside Mr. Menendez, but jurors also deadlocked on the charges against him.
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The government asked the full Second Circuit to rehear the case, but the court deadlocked by a 4-to-4 vote.
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The jury in the case was deadlocked on 8 other charges -- and the retrial is scheduled to begin on Sept. 30.
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The match was deadlocked after eight holes, but instead of the anticipation rising, the energy levels fell like a bad soufflé.
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Today's guilty verdict in the sexual assault case against Bill Cosby closes a chapter left unresolved by last summer's deadlocked jury.
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SoftBank has also invested in Didi Chuxing, which until last year was deadlocked with Uber for supremacy in China's transportation market.
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The players were deadlocked at 5-5, just as they were when they first voted at the Italian Open in May.
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A jury in Virginia federal court convicted him last week of tax and bank fraud, but deadlocked on 10 other charges.
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Lee E. Goodman, a Republican commissioner, called her analysis "nonsensical and arbitrary," saying that deadlocked votes were actually far more unusual.
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Mahdi was chosen as a compromise candidate from competing Shia factions last year after a deadlocked election but wasn't directly elected.
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Judge Barry Williams acquitted three officers in bench trials, and the trial of a fourth officer ended in a deadlocked jury.
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He went to trial in one federal case, where the jury convicted him on some counts and was deadlocked on others.
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But the world's poorest and most vulnerable nations felt marginalized as Chile tried to force deadlocked major players into a compromise.
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The Justice Department announced last week it intends to retry Menendez after a deadlocked jury led to a mistrial in November.
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Last December, another jury deadlocked, with 11 of the jurors wanting to grant an acquittal and just one finding him guilty.
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It is time to face the cruel truth that at best, the war is deadlocked, and at worst, it is hopeless.
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Swartz was prosecuted criminally for the shooting but a jury acquitted him on one count and deadlocked on another in 2018.
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After the jury sent a note saying it was deadlocked on eight other charges, the judge sent them back to deliberate.
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Three of the officers were acquitted by a judge, and the fourth case ended in a mistrial after the jury deadlocked.
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WATCH: Judge Declares Mistrial in Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Case After Jury Says They Are 'Hopelessly Deadlocked' More than 50 women have brought allegations against Cosby, who was charged in December 2015 in connection with the claims of one woman, Andrea Constand, though a jury deadlocked in June on the question of his guilt or innocence.
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On Thursday, the jury told Judge Steven T. O'Neill they were deadlocked, but he urged them to continue working on the case.
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At least one key House race appears deadlocked, while one party seems to have a small edge in five other competitive contests.
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On Thursday, a separate juror told ABC News that the jury had deadlocked when ten wanted to convict Cosby and two refused.
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The FEC ended up deadlocked on the issue, and the question of how to handle digital ads has languished for six years.
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Howard kept it deadlocked by making a pad save after Brock McGinn got behind the Detroit defense late in the second period.
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Three months earlier, a first trial of the same offences had ended in a deadlocked jury that left some jurors in tears.
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The court has already announced that it was deadlocked in an important case concerning public sector unions as well as two others.
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But the parties are deadlocked over who would control the new council and what the features of a transitional government would be.
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The jury deliberated for more than 5 days and on Friday told the judge they were deadlocked after 53 hours of deliberations.
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Dow Jones reported the technical meeting was deadlocked as Iran and Iraq disputed the data, with Iran saying OPEC underestimates its production.
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As the world's two largest economies remain deadlocked in a dispute over trade and technology, fears of a global recession have emerged.
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A WSB-Landmark Communications poll on Saturday indicated that the race is nearly deadlocked, with Handel leading 49.7 percent to 48 percent.
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Any action by the U.N. Security Council is unlikely as it has been deadlocked over how to deal with the latest violence.
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Meanwhile, Clinton and Trump are deadlocked in four battleground states, new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls of likely voters show.
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Protesters in Macedonia stormed the parliament and brutally assaulted several lawmakers Thursday night in a show of anger over the deadlocked government.
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Paris Mashego, energy sector coordinator at the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), told Reuters that wage talks with the utility were deadlocked.
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The Socialists control only 90 seats in the 350-seat parliament, which has been deadlocked since an election in December proved inconclusive.
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These companies are deadlocked in competition, and with streaming still in its infancy, they're fighting hard to put themselves in advantageous positions.
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In Cosby's trial, jurors said Thursday they are deadlocked and cannot come to a unanimous opinion on any of the three charges.
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The talks are now deadlocked as Damascus, Moscow and their other ally Tehran attempt a final push to re-establish Assad's rule.
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Two had their convictions set aside, two were acquitted, and the fifth was acquitted on all but one count, where jurors deadlocked.
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Antonin Scalia's sudden death in February 31 upended the justices' work during the 2015-2016 term and resulted in multiple deadlocked cases.
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That remains the case even though the jury deadlocked on 10 counts in addition to the eight on which they convicted Manafort.
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On Monday, jurors told Walls that they were deadlocked and they were ordered to go home, clear their heads and try again.
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The two sides remain deadlocked, and the European Commission is preparing for the possibility that Britain may crash out without a deal.
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The jury deadlocked on four charges for Parker and two against Drexler, according to the newspaper, meaning they could face a retrial.
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Prosecutors initially laid out their case against Mr. Hernandez, now 55, in a trial that ended last year with a deadlocked jury.
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The race for governor in Georgia is deadlocked between Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams, according to a poll released Thursday.
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Or there's Bob Menendez, the New Jersey senator who was accused of taking bribes but whose trial ended with a deadlocked jury.
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When they got there, though, Manager Joe Torre left Mariano Rivera in the bullpen in a deadlocked Game 260 against the Marlins.
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Senate races in three battleground states — Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania — are nearly deadlocked, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday.
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The jury said it was "hopelessly deadlocked" on charges against two of his co-defendants, Micah Alleyne, 26, and Stanley Elianor, 27.
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But the clinic is now deadlocked with state officials over a request to interview seven of its doctors, including fellows and residents.
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But after a two-week trial last month, the unexpected happened: The jury remained hopelessly deadlocked after only two days of deliberations.
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A jury in Washington convicted Bowser in 2018 on five felony counts, deadlocked on one charge and acquitted him on two others.
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The first trial of Mr. Davis and his co-defendants ended in a mistrial, after the jury deadlocked on dozens of charges.
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The jury in Mr. Percoco's case seemed skeptical at first, declaring itself to be deadlocked after less than 20 hours of deliberation.
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In September, a deadlocked Supreme Court turned down an emergency pre-election request from state officials to block the appeals court's ruling.
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On Wednesday, a preliminary vote to limit debate on his nomination unexpectedly deadlocked at 49-49 when Mr. Flake voted against it.
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The House passed the bill but the measure was not taken up by the Senate as bipartisan efforts on drug costs deadlocked.
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The congressional game dates to 1909 and the sides were deadlocked, 39-39-1, before the Democrats' 11-2 victory on Thursday.
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The demand to sharply reduce violence has been partly why the talks had been deadlocked, according to a Western diplomat in Kabul.
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Rath added that a deadlocked situation could also elevate Kasich as critical tie breaker — perhaps the key to assembling a winning coalition.
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By the time the last term ended, the court had deadlocked in four cases, including important ones on immigration and public unions.
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Trump's visit to Missouri comes as McCaskill and Hawley jockey for position in what, by all accounts, looks like a deadlocked race.
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But Congress remains deadlocked in political fighting over the law, raising the stakes for changes the administration is taking on its own.
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Their parties have been deadlocked in talks on a "unity" administration in which Netanyahu and Gantz would take turns as prime minister.
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Congress has not passed either of the Republicans' health care overhaul bills, and it appears to be deadlocked on other major initiatives.
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Polls show Huelskamp deadlocked with challenger Roger Marshall in Tuesday's primary, in large part because of crumbling support from agriculture power players.
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However, both sides were deadlocked on whether civilians or the military would control a new sovereign council to lead Sudan toward elections.
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A. No. Cases in which the current justices were deadlocked, 4 to 20063, would require rearguments to allow a new justice to participate.
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Two of Mr. Trump's opponents have openly acknowledged that they may have to wrest the Republican nomination from him in a deadlocked convention.
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Immigration The Supreme Court dealt the White House a big blow yesterday when it deadlocked on President Obama's controversial executive actions on immigration.
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It's an inspiring moment for supporters of gun control and for many who are frustrated with the nation's deadlocked debate over the issue.
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Similar plans, like the one proposed by Harris, are at least part reliant on executive action in the case of a deadlocked Congress.
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Jurors was sent home Monday after announcing they remained deadlocked on some of the charges against former DeKalb County officer Robert "Chip" Olsen.
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Eighteen months into a five-year term, the two rivals have been unable to reconcile their differences and remain deadlocked over key ministries.
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On Wednesday, prosecutors announced that they would re-try Drexler and Parker on the charges the jury deadlocked over, the Review-Journal reported.
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Six months before a national election, polls show Liberals deadlocked or trailing the rival Conservative Party, and Trudeau is being cautious about weed.
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Last term, the court deadlocked 4-4 in the case and in doing so affirmed a lower court opinion that blocked the programs.
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This may be because the court is eager to avoid issuing 4-4 deadlocked rulings, which happened on four occasions after Scalia's death.
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Deadlocked agency Initiating an FEC investigation -- or any significant action at the agency -- requires four FEC commissioners to vote to approve the move.
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He still has to be retried on the remaining 280 charges brought by Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team because the jury was deadlocked.
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In 2006 commissioners were deadlocked on just 3% of substantive votes on enforcement cases; in 2016 that share rose to 30% of cases.
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Just six years ago, Obama famously crashed a secret meeting held by China, India, and Brazil because the Copenhagen climate negotiations were deadlocked.
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But the next prime minister, expected to be in place by the last days of July, will face the same deadlocked political system.
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The Senate deadlocked 50-50 on moving forward with the healthcare debate, forcing Vice President Mike Pence to cast the tie-breaking vote.
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The EU insists, however, she must first show a viable plan to secure agreement on her divorce deal in the deadlocked British parliament.
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The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union is planning a five days strike if the deadlocked row with Southern is not resolved. (bit.
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U.N.-backed attempts to hold a referendum on self-determination have been deadlocked since 1991 and Rabat has presented its own autonomy plan.
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But any new British prime minister, expected to be in place by the last days of July, will face a deadlocked political system.
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But the decision had to be postponed when Justice Antonin Scalia unexpectedly died just weeks after hearing the case, leaving the court deadlocked.
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HAWKEYE DEADLOCKED: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by just 28500 point in Iowa, within the margin of error.
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But they have insisted that she must first show a viable plan to secure agreement on her divorce deal in the deadlocked parliament.
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On Friday May said that Brexit talks with the European Union were deadlocked, challenging the bloc to come up with its own plans.
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Republicans have publicly downplayed Comey's testimony, but privately they're nervous that they're burning through the legislative calendar while remaining deadlocked over healthcare reform.
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The two presidential contenders are deadlocked, according to a new poll, and each has the potential to draw voters from the opposite party.
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Yet only one woman's testimony apart from Constand's was heard in court at his first trial in 2017, which produced a deadlocked jury.
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But key members of the Senate are deadlocked about how to approach the bill, threatening the chances of it getting signed into law.
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About 25 percent of the federal government has been shut down since last Saturday after Congress remained deadlocked over Trump's border wall demands.
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A prime example came in March, when the court deadlocked in a case that had threatened to cripple public-sector unions, Friedrichs v.
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Negotiations are deadlocked over the status of the border between Northern Ireland and EU-member Ireland after Britain leaves the bloc in March.
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Judge Hanen's decision was upheld this summer by a deadlocked Supreme Court, which was evenly split on the case, leaving the ruling intact.
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More than an hour later, the jury said it was deadlocked and couldn't reach a unanimous verdict after about nine hours of deliberation.
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Since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in February, the court has deadlocked 4-4 on four cases, including a few big ones.
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Experts say that could help provide affordable healthcare to more Americans even if Medicare for All gets deadlocked in a Republican-held Senate.
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We were deadlocked until Raymond said we could marry" — he even picked the date — "the first Sunday when neither of us were working.
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In April, Swartz was acquitted of second-degree murder charges in José's death, but the jury was deadlocked on voluntary and involuntary manslaughter.
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In June, the Supreme Court announced that it was deadlocked on his plan to protect about 5 million undocumented immigrants from being deported.
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"If the present situation continues, and we keep up an endless battle in the courts, things will simply become deadlocked," Mr. Abe said.
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Anti-Netanyahu forces led by Mr. Gantz's centrist Blue and White party won a slim majority in Parliament, but Israel remains politically deadlocked.
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Tensions came to a climax with the deadlocked presidential election of 1876, when the results in Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana were disputed.
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By the end of the week, the immigration debate seemed deadlocked between the fate of the Dreamers and the fate of the wall.
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He added that he believed the initiative had come about because, with Parliament deadlocked, there was an increased possibility of a second referendum.
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Parliament is deadlocked on the issue, and lawmakers are increasingly alarmed by the prospect of careering out of the bloc without an agreement.
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And in New Jersey, Senator Robert Menendez remained in office while on trial for bribery, which ended in a deadlocked jury in 2017.
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Hopes for a quick bipartisan deal on a massive stimulus package quickly unraveled on Sunday as lawmakers remain deadlocked on several key provisions.
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Elsewhere, including Cincinnati and South Carolina, jurors have deadlocked on charges after a fatal shooting and failed to deliver any verdict at all.
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U.S. officials decided to move forward now rather than wait until Israel's election, because the past two elections left the Israel government deadlocked.
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A peace process pursued by Mr. Duterte's predecessor, President Benigno S. Aquino III, faltered in 2015 and has remained deadlocked under Mr. Duterte.
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Though the Virginia jurors convicted him of eight counts, they deadlocked on 10 remaining charges, splitting 11 guilty votes to one not guilty.
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The UK has been politically deadlocked since mid 2016 over how to implement the result of the referendum to leave the European Union .
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The committee panel deadlocked on whether to endorse Thomas but voted overwhelmingly to send his name to the full Senate for a vote.
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Why it matters: Gantz's failure comes 28 days after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu himself failed to form a government following September's deadlocked elections.
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If there was a controversial issue where the Senate was deadlocked, McCain made sure he was part of the effort to fix it.
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Following a deadlocked jury verdict in 2012, a federal judge in San Francisco sided with Google and said the APIs were not copyrightable.
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After a rough night of seemingly deadlocked negotiations, Senate Republicans returned to the Capitol building Friday with the momentum to pass their tax bill.
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A new NBC News/Marist poll today suggests that could happen: among registered voters, Abrams and Kemp stand deadlocked, 47 percent to 47 percent.
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The closely watched Georgia gubernatorial race appears deadlocked fewer than two weeks before voters cast their ballots, according to a new poll released Wednesday.
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Instead, Congress and Obama have been deadlocked on spending priorities, resulting in budget-by-resolution that has come with little vision on promoting growth.
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In May, a deadlocked jury at the Darlington County Court of Common Pleas in Charleston failed to reach a verdict in the first trial.
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Jurors remained deadlocked on charges stemming from allegations that Winslow raped an unconscious 17-year-old when he was 19, according to court documents.
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The judge declared a mistrial Tuesday, saying the jurors were "hopelessly deadlocked" after five days of deliberations in the San Diego County Superior Court.
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Hernandez was tried in Etan's death in 2015, but the judge declared a mistrial when three weeks of deliberations resulted in a deadlocked jury.
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Mogherini arrived unexpectedly on what was the penultimate day of the round of negotiations, possibly highlighting EU concerns that the talks risk getting deadlocked.
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But 18 months into their five-year term, the two rivals have been unable to reconcile their differences and remain deadlocked over key ministries.
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The details: The court — ideologically deadlocked with four conservatives and four liberals — has not yet added any blockbuster cases to its nine-month calendar.
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The judge declared a mistrial on the remaining 10 counts, and prosecutors have yet to decide whether to retry him on the deadlocked charges.
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Johnny Isakson was absent to attend a funeral, causing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to become deadlocked over Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's nomination.
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Obama completely tanked the first debate in 2012 and Romney took a brief national lead and the race remained deadlocked going into Election Day.
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In 2012, a jury found that Google had infringed on Oracle's copyright, but deadlocked on the issue of whether that infringement constituted fair use.
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Judge Steven O'Neill asked them to continue deliberating, and they returned on Friday morning with the "reasonable doubt" question, suggesting that they remain deadlocked.
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With six months to go until Britain is due to leave the EU, London and Brussels remain deadlocked over the terms of their separation.
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The jury in their case ended up deadlocked, and the Hammonds only admitted involvement in the two blazes as part of a plea deal.
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The past year has seen officers acquitted or mistrials declared after jurors deadlocked in several high-profile trials, including at least four since May.
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Meanwhile, an Atlanta Journal-Constitution/Channel 2 Action News poll released earlier this month showed Abrams and Kemp virtually deadlocked at 85033 percent each.
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Newark, New Jersey (CNN)A federal jury in New Jersey informed the judge Monday that it is deadlocked on all 12 counts in Sen.
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After an 11-week trial, where Menendez faced charges of charges of conspiracy, bribery, and honest services fraud, the jury said it was deadlocked.
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The jury deadlocked on another 10 charges, and federal prosecutors said they would seek to dismiss the remaining counts as part of the agreement.
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One main reason the Senate is finding itself deadlocked so often is because of its slim 51 Republican-seat majority and divided GOP caucus.
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Some Republicans have suggested Ryan as a potential GOP nominee in the event of a deadlocked convention — rumors that the Speaker has adamantly denied.
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The federal judge presiding over the case declared a mistrial after the jury said that it was deadlocked and unable to make a decision.
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If an eight-member court was deadlocked or toothless, it turned out that a seven-member court was prepared to take a major step.
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If the first ballot were deadlocked, is it safe to assume that campaign members from the Trump and Cruz campaigns would have a list?
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Although the jury deadlocked just four days into the proceedings, their deliberations continued for several more days, after the judge asked them to continue.
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With the Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 and Congress staging a sit-in, our funding allows for only a top-ten list this week.
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In the end, the jury deadlocked on the most serious charge, a felony, but convicted the defendant, Miguel Angel Peña Rodriguez, of three misdemeanors.
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Three jurors each wrote to the judge, asking to be released from jury duty, while a fourth said the panel appeared to be deadlocked.
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Parliament rejected every single draft withdrawal agreement negotiated between the EU and the previous government led by Theresa May, leaving the Brexit process deadlocked.
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With the fifth set deadlocked at 24-24 between Kevin Anderson and John Isner, no end was in sight in the semifinals of Wimbledon.
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If Parliament remains deadlocked, Britain faces a choice: Leave the European Union without a deal on April 12, or ask Brussels for another extension.
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Just as they were on the first day of campaigning the Liberals and the Conservatives remain deadlocked in a tie for the popular vote.
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His first trial ended in 2015 when Justice Maxwell Wiley declared a mistrial after the jury reported being deadlocked after 18 days of deliberation.
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Eladio Mata, a hospital union leader, says he was shot last year by colectivo members when negotiations deadlocked with the University Hospital of Caracas.
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The Supreme Court deadlocked, 4 to 4, on a challenge to that ruling, but the decision by the Trump administration officially ends the litigation.
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The pound had earlier tumbled after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, told reporters that talks around Britain's divorce payment had become deadlocked.
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The stock's tear — it's up about 73 percent over the past year— leaves Amazon deadlocked with Microsoft as the third-largest American public company.
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The court tried to resolve the question in a different case in its last term, but it appeared to have deadlocked 4 to 4.
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And Elizabeth Warren took 213 percent to Trump's 210 percent in another matchup, after they deadlocked at 29 percent apiece in the August poll.
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Down below, the Manafort jury had hit a brick wall and announced it had reached verdicts on eight counts but deadlocked on the others.
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A retrial in August ended with the jury finding Parker and Drexler not guilty on most of the charges, but deadlocked on other counts.
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As CBS first reported, the commission was deadlocked on the Roosevelt statue, and de Blasio cast the tie-breaking vote to have it remain.
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On June 17, a Pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial in the criminal case after the jury said it was "hopelessly deadlocked" for the second time.
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The jury also deadlocked over charges linked to incidents in 2018, involving a 54-year-old and the 77-year-old woman, according to prosecutors.
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Newman did, and when the jurors returned, he explained they would have to consent to more time or they could indicate they were hopelessly deadlocked.
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The Fifth Circuit agreed, and in 231, an eight-member Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 — putting the programs on hold until the election of Trump.
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Major distraction The move comes as the chatter over a possible Ryan bid at a deadlocked convention is becoming a major distraction for the speaker.
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At arguments, it seemed the conservative legal challenge might win five votes from the conservatives, but after Scalia's death, the court was deadlocked 4-4.
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Republicans didn't want to confirm Rosenworcel because doing so would have led to a deadlocked FCC, with all of Pai's initiatives getting 2-2 votes.
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The deadlocked polls underscore just how pivotal the debate, which will be the first of three, could be in influencing the outcome of the Nov.
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"This has been going on for months," she said of the deadlocked contract talks, adding that the employees needed all the support they could get.
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Hardliners in her Conservative Party were urging her to stick two fingers up to the intransigent Europeans and walk away from the deadlocked Brexit negotiations.
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Hernandez, 55, was tried in Patz's death last year, but when three weeks of deliberations resulted in a deadlocked jury, the judge declared a mistrial.
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As the tense September 220 board meeting dragged into its sixth hour, Chairman Paulo Penido broke the deadlocked vote and the three executives were dismissed.
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In June, a Pennsylvania judge granted a mistrial after the jury had announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" for the second time in the trial.
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But, the jury had deadlocked on the 8 remaining charges stemming from allegations he raped 2 additional women and exposed his genitals to 2 others.
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There are several cases heard early in the term that have not yet been decided — that could be a sign that the judges are deadlocked.
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But other experts, including former South Korean nuclear envoy Lee Soo-hyuk, were sceptical that would happen given the deadlocked bilateral talks, the Sino-U.
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In Spain, where coalition talks have been deadlocked since elections in December, the Socialists are considering a Portuguese-style alliance with the populists of Podemos.
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A judge declared a mistrial after the jury deadlocked in the case involving Andrea Constand, the woman who accused Cosby of drugging and assaulting her.
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Less than year ago, a different jury was deadlocked after six days of deliberations on the same charges, prompting the judge to declare a mistrial.
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But he may still be short of votes to win the election outright; polls show him deadlocked with Fernando Haddad of the leftist Workers Party.
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The judge told them to "keep trying," but on Saturday morning the jurors declared that they were still deadlocked, and the judge declared a mistrial.
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His first stint in court ended in a mistrial after the jury deadlocked, and he tapped a new, all-star legal team for round two.
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The survey comes weeks after one from Atlanta Journal-Constitution–Channel 2 Action News that showed Abrams and Kemp virtually deadlocked at 45 percent each.
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With both sides seemingly deadlocked on what should happen next, it is in America's vital national interests to have a firm game plan going forward.
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Parliament has been engaged in a dramatic, deadlocked debate on Brexit for months, prompting the EU to give it small extension on negotiating a deal.
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The sit-down will take place as lawmakers remain deadlocked on the larger fiscal 2020 bills, including top-line spending figures and the border wall.
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In the remaining hours, the race is expected to be a nail-biter all the way through Tuesday, with polls showing a nearly deadlocked race.
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One of the deadlocked Supreme Court decisions this term effectively suspended President Obama's executive order aimed at preventing millions of undocumented workers from being deported.
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They were brought into existence in 1982 to both give party leaders some control over the nomination and help avoid a deadlocked convention floor fight.
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"Today's deadlocked decision from the Supreme Court is unacceptable, and show[s] us all just how high the stakes are in this election," she said.
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All but Constand's case were too old to be prosecuted, and Cosby's first trial ended in a mistrial last June due to a deadlocked jury.
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Judge J. Paul Oetken, in half a decade on that bench, has had four criminal trials, including one that was repeated after a jury deadlocked.
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It was Scalia's death in February 24 that left the court with only eight members for more than a year, resulting in several deadlocked votes.
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Ellis dropped the charges on which the jury had deadlocked but did so without prejudice, meaning the prosecution could reintroduce them at a later date.
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Former president Obama established the policy in 2014 with a memo, which came under judicial scrutiny and ultimately wound up in a deadlocked Supreme Court.
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He was voted in for a second term as premier on Jan 18, more than four months after a national election that left parliament deadlocked.
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Jurors also deadlocked on charges against energy executive Peter Galbraith Kelly, but he pleaded guilty to fraud last week rather than face a second trial.
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It wasn't the best outcome they could have hoped for -- that would have been a straight 229 "guiltys" from the jury and no deadlocked charges.
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With May vowing to stand by her deal and Labour trying to trigger a national election, parliament is still effectively deadlocked, with no alternative proposal.
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Meanwhile, Congress has been deadlocked over a $17 billion disaster-aid bill to help Florida, Georgia, flooded states in the Midwest, and fire-ravaged California.
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The logic behind this is that the Fifth Circuit doesn't get to set law for the entire country just because the Supreme Court is deadlocked.
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As a new NFL season began last fall, the league and its players remained deadlocked over an anthem rule intended to end the kneeling protests.
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On another 10 counts, including those three 2011/2013/2014 foreign bank reporting counts, the jury deadlocked and Judge T.S. Ellis III declared a mistrial.
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Two years ago, the court seemed poised to rule against public unions, but it deadlocked 4 to 4 after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Throughout last summer, the two countries were deadlocked in part because the United States was essentially asking for things the Chinese could never agree to.
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The decision came a year after Michael Slager's state murder trial for the death of 50-year-old Walter Scott ended with a deadlocked jury.
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An NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll released Wednesday found Americans deadlocked on removing the president with, 6900 percent favoring impeachment and 2628 percent opposed.
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Two years ago, Mr. Hernandez's first trial ended after four months of testimony and 18 days of deliberations when the jury deadlocked, 11 to 1.
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Deadlocked talks in the past have shut down port operations, delaying food exports due to long strikes that have cost export companies millions in losses.
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The Federal Election Commission (FEC) carefully considered investigating the McCaskill gambit upon advice of its nonpartisan career attorneys, but deadlocked on whether to move forward.
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McCaskill, deadlocked in her re-election bid in a state where the president triumphed in 2016, also voted against Justice Neil Gorsuch's confirmation last year.
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Jurors reportedly deadlocked by a vote of 11-1 in favor of conviction on the remaining 10 charges against the 69-year-old Republican operative.
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Israeli politics now appears all-but-deadlocked and destined for complex negotiations between the two main parties and the smaller parties over possible coalition arrangements.
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But other experts, including former South Korean nuclear envoy Lee Soo-hyuk, were skeptical that would happen given the deadlocked bilateral talks, the Sino-U.
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After roughly 30 hours of deliberation, the jurors deciding the Bill Cosby sexual assault case announced Thursday that they were deadlocked, according to NBC News.
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Sure enough, the Court deadlocked, and the ruling of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in favor of the teachers union was allowed to stand.
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He tops Mr. Rubio among evangelicals by a margin of 43 percent to 18 percent in Alabama, and he is deadlocked with Mr. Cruz in Oklahoma.
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Trump made a visit to Iowa on Friday to stump for Reynolds, who, according to a recent Iowa Poll, is currently deadlocked against Democrat Fred Hubbell.
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Gen X, with several deadlocked votes forcing the competitors to randomly pick rocks out of a sack to determine who would stay and who would go.
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The Friday hearing in Alexandria was also set to address 10 other criminal counts that were deadlocked by the 12-member jury during the August trial.
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Half the Senate is up for election at each national poll, except in rare cases when parliament is deadlocked and the entire upper house is dissolved.
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But the jury deadlocked on the subsequent question of whether that infringement can be covered under fair use, and it also rejected Oracle's patent infringement claims.
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The House is slated to tackle the legislation again this week, but Republicans and Democrats remained deadlocked over how much aid should go to Puerto Rico.
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Clinton does support President Barack Obama's executive actions on immigrations, called DACA and DAPA, which were recently blocked by a deadlocked decision from the Supreme Court.
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Michigan's elections board has deadlocked on President-elect Donald Trump's request to prevent a recount, which means it will start next week unless the courts intervene.
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The next one is not due until 2022, but an incoming prime minister stuck with a deadlocked Commons will face pressure to go to the country.
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In the must-win states of Florida and Ohio, Trump and Clinton are deadlocked in this week's CNN/ORC poll, as well as several other surveys.
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He is well aware of how Congress and the White House have been deadlocked for years on what to do with the nation's 11.3 unauthorized immigrants.
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"If we don't have a nominee who can win on the first ballot, I'm for none of the above," Boehner said of a potential deadlocked convention.
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A three-day truce to allow in more humanitarian aid and prepare a political settlement collapsed last week, reflecting deadlocked efforts to end the stalemated war.
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Bill Cosby's trial is deadlocked despite the evidence against him and a shockingly minimal defense because our culture has already stacked the deck in his favor.
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Washington's Jodie Meeks and Atlanta's Isaiah Taylor traded buckets in the final 27 seconds as the two squads ended the first quarter deadlocked at 201-29.
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In a surprising finding, NASA released data Tuesday showing that July 2017 is tied for the warmest such month on record, statistically deadlocked with July 2016.
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A 3-pointer by Mike Scott with 21.7 seconds left in the quarter tied the score at 953, and the two teams went to halftime deadlocked.
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The British currency had tumbled on Monday on fears that talks were deadlocked less than five months before the official departure date of March 29, 2019.
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SCOTUS HITS FIRST POST-SCALIA STALEMATE ON BANKING CASE: The Supreme Court issued a deadlocked ruling Tuesday, its first since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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A deadlocked Supreme Court would leave in place the lower court ruling and oust the justices from their role as the final arbiters of federal law.
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So far the 116th Congress has been a legislative wasteland, with few bills moving and the annual spending process deadlocked as the year's end rapidly approaches.
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With Congress remains deadlocked over funding to fight the Zika virus, senior GOP leaders are working to head off yet another big public health funding fight.
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US-China trade negotiations remain deadlocked, and the US is set to impose a 30% tariff on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods later this month.
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On Tuesday, six weeks after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, the court's eight members announced that they were deadlocked in a 4-to-4 vote.
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Tyler Peters was acquitted, Ross Shapiro was acquitted on all but one count, on which a jury deadlocked, and Michael Gramins had his conviction set aside.
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The judge also dismissed 10 outstanding charges that the jury in the case had deadlocked on after the trial in United States District Court in Alexandria.
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Congress is deadlocked over the future of the Affordable Care Act, and employers and consumers are struggling to contain rising medical costs, particularly skyrocketing drug prices.
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American politics in the early 1840s was deadlocked over the question of whether the United States should seek to annex Texas and other Mexican-ruled territories.
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But without waiting for any further hearing to settle the issue between the deadlocked courts, the government sidelined the judiciary and took the matter to Parliament.
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This vote was forced into existence by the pandemonium that has ripped through governing institutions in recent years — a deadlocked Parliament, the Brexit impasse, constitutional confusion.
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The judge presiding over the _________ sexual assault trial declared a mistrial on June 17 after jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked after six days of deliberation. 14.
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Over the last year, the eight-justice court has deadlocked a few times, but it has employed all kinds of strategies to avoid being completely hobbled.
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But Saturday's Des Moines Register/Bloomberg showed both candidates deadlocked at around 25 percent among O'Malley voters who would vote in an O'Malley-less second round.
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First came the reports that members of Mr. Trump's administration were deadlocked on the issue, followed by stories noting that the decision was being repeatedly delayed.
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The judge presiding over the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial declared a mistrial on Saturday after jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked after six days of deliberation.
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Jurors requested read-backs of Sciorra's testimony last week, before they indicated in their note to Burke that they were deadlocked on the top criminal counts.
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Jurors reportedly deadlocked by a vote of 11-1 in favor of conviction, on the 10 charges that the 69-year-old Manafort faces in Virginia.
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After five full months of deliberation, the commission deadlocked 3-3, with the Democratic commissioners voting for an investigation, and the three Republicans blocking any action.
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The jury told Judge Steven O'Neill earlier in the day it was deadlocked after more than 30 hours of deliberations but he ordered them to continue.
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Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) attempts to outmaneuver rivals at a deadlocked 2020 convention where she hopes to win her party's nomination for the White House.
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Benny Gantz and the Blue and White party, remains deadlocked today as results continue to be tallied, signaling serious trouble for Netanyahu's decade of conservative rule.
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Maduro remains deadlocked in a political standoff with opposition leader Juan Guaidó and his backers in Washington, who have ratcheted up pressure to force his ouster.
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But by raising questions about his mental health and the possibility of a different killer, defense lawyers stirred enough doubt to leave the first jury deadlocked.
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After Mr. Menendez's first trial ended, one juror told reporters that the panel had been deadlocked 10 to 2 in favor of a not-guilty verdict.
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Nope—a deadlocked jury and a reluctant prosecutor sprung him from Riker's, but the dirty looks he gets from neighbors suggest he's now a social pariah.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are still deadlocked in Iowa, a new poll shows, suggesting that the Democratic race in Iowa will be down to the wire.
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Christian Croat and Muslim Bosniak political parties are currently deadlocked over amendments to the law on voting for the upper house of parliament of their joint Federation.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Democratic congressional leaders remained deadlocked in their dispute over Trump's demand for $5.7 billion for a wall along the border with Mexico.
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Erik and Lyle's first, 1993 trial ended in deadlocked jury, but in a second trial they were found guilty and sentenced to two-term life sentences each.
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Mueller's prosecutors had the option to re-try those deadlocked counts, and had signaled their intention to wait on that decision until after Manafort had finished cooperating.
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The talks had been deadlocked in part over a U.S. demand that the insurgents agree to sharply reduce violence as part of any American troop withdrawal accord.
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The Polisario Front, which says the territory belongs to the Sahrawis, fought a war against Morocco until the ceasefire, but the two sides have since been deadlocked.
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In the end, the jury acquitted Bathum of a dozen counts and deadlocked on three others, while finding him guilty on the rest of the 31 charges.
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Opposition from Cramer could also leave a Cain nomination deadlocked in the Senate Banking Committee, before it even reached the floor of the Senate for a vote.
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Sterling has weakened more than 1% this month as deadlocked cross-party talks expose deep political divisions over how, when and even if Brexit should take place.
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Sterling has weakened more than 87.353% this month as deadlocked cross-party talks expose deep political divisions over how, when and even if Brexit should take place.
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Those discussions were deadlocked in Bangkok, as the United States, Japan and Australia pushed for a flexible approach that would include commercial loans, insurance and export guarantees.
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On Saturday, a Pennsylvania judge granted a mistrial after the jury had announced that they were deadlocked for the second time in the trial of Bill Cosby.
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As the United States and China remain deadlocked in a deepening dispute over trade and technology, some experts say Taiwan's value as a bargaining chip has increased.
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Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of four conservatives and four liberals was in a holding pattern, deciding as little as possible and deadlocked on the most contentious issues.
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But it also could slow any attempts to overhaul Wall Street oversight that have to work their way through agencies that may be deadlocked or thinly staffed.
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A New York Times poll released Thursday put Clinton and Trump deadlocked, and NBC News, the Economist/YouGov, and McClatchy/Marist have all found Clinton's lead shrinking.
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The Tucson jury remained deadlocked after three days deliberating charges against Scott Warren, 36, stemming from his January 2018 arrest by U.S. Border Patrol in Ajo, Arizona.
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The main union at the Caserones mine is threatening to walk off the job on Tuesday if government mediation fails to generate a breakthrough in deadlocked talks.
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Davis was convicted on fraud and income tax charges last year but a U.S. District Court jury acquitted Green on three counts and deadlocked on two others.
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"The Indonesian government has asked PTTEP for compensation through non-litigation channels, but the negotiation process became deadlocked in 2012, so no agreements were reached," Araujo added.
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His ruling ended up remaining in place after a Supreme Court challenge deadlocked 4-4 while awaiting a new justice after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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However, the election commission — which is often deadlocked between its evenly split Democratic and Republican commissioners — has not yet ruled on new disclosure rules for internet advertising.
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A Pennsylvania jury convened to hear sexual assault allegations against Bill Cosby deadlocked on Saturday after days of deliberations, forcing the trial judge to declare a mistrial.
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Both candidates have been vying for the Hispanic vote in deadlocked Nevada, and Sanders narrowly edges Clinton with the group in Colorado, by a 41-38 margin.
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"Today's deadlocked decision from the Supreme Court is unacceptable, and show us all just how high the stakes are in this election," Clinton said in a statement.
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Until 2013, WTO trade talks were deadlocked in the "Doha Round" of negotiations, but WTO members broke the impasse, striking a deal to cut customs red tape.
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Mueller's prosecutors agreed last month to drop criminal charges against Manafort that a jury had deadlocked on in August in a separate case against him in Virginia.
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Bob Menendez ended in a mistrial Thursday when the jury said it was hopelessly deadlocked on all charges against the New Jersey politician and a wealthy donor.
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Robert Menendez, tasted political deliverance, fighting back tears after a jury deadlocked in the corruption trial that had threatened his own career -- and a Democratic Senate seat.
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"Today's deadlocked decision from the Supreme Court is unacceptable, and shows us all just how high the stakes are in this election," she said in a statement.
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Before Friday's verdict, the past year had seen officers acquitted or mistrials declared after jurors deadlocked in several high-profile trials, including at least four since May.
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The jury deadlocked and made no finding on a charge that Shamo sold the drugs that caused the overdose death of a 21-year-old California man.
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Campaign finance lawyers say federal contractors that donate to super-PACs are taking a calculated risk that the politically deadlocked FEC will never take action against them.
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The court deadlocked on a similar case out of California after Justice Antonin Scalia's death, a bad sign for unions struggling to hold members across the country.
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Former military chief of staff Benny Gantz said Wednesday that he could not form Israel's next government, prolonging the country's political uncertainty after deadlocked elections in September.
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First, as the postwar settlement of Europe, especially around peace with a divided Germany, remained deadlocked, Smith sought to test the waters for any potential diplomatic progress.
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But the major weapon used to fight a trade war is the threat of substantially higher tariffs, and if negotiations become deadlocked, these higher tariffs can persist.
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At the time, Republican and Democratic lawmakers were deadlocked over whether Mr. de Blasio's control should be linked to an increase in the number of charter schools.
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On that ballot, Biden and Sanders are deadlocked at 22 percent, with Buttigieg (63 percent), Warren (16 percent), Klobuchar (12 percent) and Yang (5 percent) trailing behind.
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Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden appear nearly deadlocked in the early states with Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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"Republicans have deadlocked our system of justice in the hopes that their racist failure of a presidential candidate can remake the court in his image," he added.
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The arguments left enough doubt for a trial against Mr. Hernandez to end last year with a deadlocked jury, with one juror declining to vote to convict.
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From a deadlocked House in 6900 or even 2628, a consensus commander-in-chief might have emerged through negotiations, not unlike the bipartisan wrangling required in policymaking.
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Last fall, a New Mexico judge declared a mistrial in that case after a jury was deadlocked, with nine of 12 jurors voting to acquit the men.
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The jurors in the Harvey Weinstein case were deadlocked Friday afternoon, unable to come to a unanimous verdict on the most serious charges against the Hollywood mogul.
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The justices deadlocked several times last term, with the court evenly split between the conservative and liberal wings after the death in February of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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The headlines are enough to make a sane person crazy: Washington is broken, Congress is hopelessly deadlocked, and many legislators are more interested in retweets than governance.
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The chaos has allegedly deadlocked an agency that President Trump promised during his 2016 campaign to reform after a major health-care scandal during the Obama administration.
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A deadlocked Senate failed to move four immigration proposals forward Thursday, leaving in limbo hundreds of thousands of young immigrants, who were brought to the U.S. illegally.
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Ellis' ultimate rulings on those expected motions could affect Mueller's decision on whether to go to the trouble of trying to convict Manafort of the deadlocked charges.
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The two Senate leaders on Monday appeared deadlocked on the key questions surrounding the trial more than a week after Minority Leader Schumer made his opening bid.
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WASHINGTON — An Alabama inmate was put to death by lethal injection on Thursday after a deadlocked Supreme Court refused to stay his execution, The Associated Press reported.
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The quick declaration of Trudeau's victory came as a surprise after he was deadlocked in the polls with Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer during the six-week campaign.
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President George W. Bush's 2004 campaign used them heavily in conjunction with the Republican National Committee, and the FEC deadlocked on whether to continue allowing the practice.
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Mr. Manafort acknowledged he was guilty of 10 other felonies on which the Virginia jury had deadlocked 11 to 1, including several more counts of bank fraud.
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Populist and far-right parties dominated Italy's national election Sunday, in an anti-establishment surge that leaves the country's politics deadlocked and its center-left in disarray.
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Beyond the threat of a Trump wall, a deadlocked Supreme Court in June failed to revive President Obama's plan to protect roughly 4 million undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Edwards was acquitted at trial in 2012 of a single criminal count, but a jury deadlocked on the other five charges, which led to a mistrial being declared.
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A jury deadlocked in Slager's state murder trial, but he pleaded guilty to violating Scott's civil rights and a federal judge sentenced him to 20 years in prison.
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The jury also deadlocked on one count of rape by use of drugs and two counts of sexual penetration by a foreign object, the Orange County Register reports.
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Owens said the "majority of jurors voted in favor of guilty" for the eight deadlocked charges but couldn't agree to a unanimous decision as required by California law.
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SUSPECT IN OHIO STATE STUDENT&aposS RAPE, MURDER HELD WITHOUT BOND Hernandez first stood trial for murder in 2015, but the jury deadlocked after deliberating for 18 days.
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After his death, however, the court announced it was deadlocked in the case and automatically affirmed the lower court opinion that had gone in favor of the unions.
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The terms of Britain's departure from the European Union remained deadlocked as parliament failed to reach a consensus on any alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's exit deal.
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While the two ride-hailing services remain deadlocked with Austin city regulators over the issue, new companies have wasted no time setting up shop to fill the void.
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Pompeo said there are "no guarantees that we're the ones that unlock" the deadlocked conflict, but he hoped "everyone will engage in a serious way," per the Post.
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Iraqi forces launched a second phase of the offensive this week, pushing from three directions into eastern districts where the battle has been deadlocked for nearly a month.
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In another CNN poll, this one conducted by the University of New Hampshire in the Granite State, Sanders and Warren were deadlocked overall -- with 19%, behind only Biden.
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The two sides remain deadlocked over whether Mueller will get to ask Trump about possible efforts to obstruct the FBI's investigation of Russian contacts with the Trump campaign.
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Last summer jurors spent six days deliberating that question at the Montgomery County Courthouse before Judge Steven T. O'Neill agreed they were hopelessly deadlocked and sent them home.
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His Likud party was deadlocked with the new Blue and White party led by former military chief Benny Gantz with 35 seats each in the 120-member parliament.
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Defense lawyers had similarly attacked Ms. Constand's credibility last June when the first trial on these charges against Mr. Cosby ended in a mistrial after jurors became deadlocked.
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But at a deadlocked U.N. Security Council, the joint team was disbanded last year after Moscow used its veto to block several resolutions seeking to renew its mandate.
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Earlier Thursday, jurors said they were deadlocked and could not come to a unanimous consensus on any of the three counts of aggravated indecent assault the comedian faces.
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Twelve jurors spent more than 53 hours deliberating testimony and evidence presented in court, but remained deadlocked, unable to reach verdicts on three counts of aggravated indecent assault.
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Bluster about years of shutdown aside, the cost of a deadlocked blame game will reliably rise for each side as federal services and functions become more acutely missed.
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In the six closest states that went Republican in 2016, he trails Mr. Biden among registered voters, but is deadlocked with Senator Bernie Sanders and leads Ms. Warren.
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However, the jury in that case remained deadlocked on several other charges, including the alleged rapes of the hitchhiker and the teenager — so the judge declared a mistrial.
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The high court has already deadlocked in important cases, and they are sure to continue to tie, blocked from resolving the underlying issues at play in those cases.
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He was later re-tried and handed a not guilty verdict on a charge of involuntary manslaughter, while the second jury also deadlocked on a voluntary manslaughter charge.
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"Those deadlocked charges left a mistrial that could theoretically be retried on the federal or state level without a double jeopardy problem, with or without Gamble," they wrote.
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The jury in the state trial for ex-North Charleston patrolman Michael Slager no longer said it was deadlocked, a shift from its stance during deliberations on Friday.
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But after two deadlocked juries were unable to return a verdict, the brothers faced trial yet again, and were convicted in the cold-blooded killings of their parents.
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The House and Senate are deadlocked over the Russell Amendment to the defense authorization bill, and the President is threatening a veto if the Russell Amendment is included.
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An anonymous juror told ABC News on Thursday that the jury deadlocked after ten wanted to convict Cosby and two refused, with both sides adamant about their verdicts.
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Normally staid lawmakers were angrily clashing on the Senate floor Monday and the chamber remains deadlocked over an emergency package to rescue the economy from the coronavirus pandemic.
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One poll has them deadlocked, while another has the congressman with a slim lead, with 41 percent of voters supporting Mr. Ellison and 36 percent supporting Mr. Wardlow.
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The retrial jury told Judge Lamberth last week that it was deadlocked, and he asked them to try to reach a verdict after the long Labor Day weekend.
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Today in accusations against senators: The corruption case against Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, above, ended in a mistrial after jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked.
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But when Justice Scalia, whose remarks during oral arguments strongly suggested he would provide the fifth vote against the union, died a few weeks later, the case deadlocked.
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With Parliament deadlocked and the Conservatives nearing their death throes, Mr. Farage has spotted an opportunity: a new political model, inspired by the Five Star Movement in Italy.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy retired effective in July, leaving the court ideologically deadlocked with four conservatives and four liberals on the bench awaiting the outcome of the Kavanaugh battle.
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And talks with Canadian and Mexican negotiators, which took place a few blocks from the White House, concluded Friday still deadlocked over several proposals by the United States.
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The jury was deadlocked on two other counts that accused Mr. Manafort of engaging in a conspiracy to commit bank fraud to obtain the loans from Citizens Bank.
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The six-member commission has not operated at full strength for some time, and it has often deadlocked along partisan lines on important issues, such as donor disclosure.
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Member states remain deadlocked and there is little leeway to work the numbers to please everyone across different markets, as years of wrangling on retail caps have shown.
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An August NBC News/Marist poll in Texas gave Cruz a slight lead, and one in Florida from Quinnipiac University this week showed the race there was deadlocked.
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The jurors in Harvey Weinstein's trial told the judge they were deadlocked on two of the most serious charges, but suggested they were unanimous on three other counts.
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Chase voted twice during the Johnson impeachment trial when the Senate deadlocked on the issue of whether to retire to debate questions that had arisen during the proceedings.
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A new poll of likely voters in Virginia shows a deadlocked battle for governor ahead of the Tuesday election, while several down-ballot races are also tied up.
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Some critics question whether U.N. meetings such as deadlocked talks on nuclear weapons are worth pursuing at all, noting that any agreements get watered down by arms producers.
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In Thursday's ruling, the two commissioners deciding the case deadlocked on a different issue, of whether Ruggieri had indeed placed his trades while aware of non-public information.
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In an era of deadlocked immigration policy, this marks the first time in decades that Congress has offered a pathway to citizenship to a new group of immigrants.
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Israel's two main political parties were deadlocked Wednesday after an unprecedented repeat election, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing an uphill battle to hold on to his job.
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This would fall in-line with Ohlhausen's view, but the FTC was deadlocked with just two commissioners — handcuffing it to Obama-era policies until more commissioners were appointed.
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Different factions of the party are deadlocked over platform language on the sweeping Trans Pacific Partnership, which Obama hopes to push through the U.S. Congress later this year.
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"Today's deadlocked decision from the Supreme Court is unacceptable, and show us all just how high the stakes are in this election," Clinton said in a statement Thursday morning.
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In October this year, a jury cleared one of the officers of assault and battery claims but was deadlocked over excessive force charges against the officer who shot Ford.
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But with lawmakers (MPs) deadlocked on the way forward, the United Kingdom could face a disorderly "no-deal" Brexit, a delay to Brexit, or even another referendum on membership.
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The big picture: No election is due until 2022, but just about everyone agrees that the current Parliament is hopelessly deadlocked — with Johnson's minority government losing nearly every vote.
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Unions had threatened a strike last month after talks over their demand for wage hikes of 15 percent across the board in the metal and engineering sectors became deadlocked.
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The remaining justices deadlocked 4-4, leaving in place a lower-court decision that upheld the fees under Abood v Detroit Board of Education, a precedent dating from 1977.
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Handel and Ossoff are nearly deadlocked according to the latest polling; a RealClearPolitics average has Ossoff with a narrow edge with 49.6% of the vote compared to Handel's 47%.
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The teams were deadlocked at 113 with 1:17 left before Ben Simmons' driving layup and subsequent foul shot regained the lead for the 76ers with 40.8 seconds remaining.
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The pound had earlier tumbled after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier told reporters that talks around Britain's divorce payment had become deadlocked, hitting as low as $1.3122.
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Swartz had been acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in April, but the jury remained deadlocked on two other charges, requiring a second trial that began in October.
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The backing could prove pivotal for Trump in Iowa, where he's deadlocked with Ted Cruz in a battle to win the February 1 caucuses traditionally dominated by conservative voters.
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The announcement came less than a week after a judge declared a mistrial in Cosby's assault trial, as jurors were hopelessly deadlocked on three charges of aggravated indecent assault.
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Cosby's trial on three counts of aggravated indecent assault ended in a mistrial in June as jurors said they were deadlocked and could not come to a unanimous decision.
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Judge Steven O'Neill of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania declared a mistrial on Saturday after jurors said they were deadlocked after 52 hours of deliberations.
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The Supreme Court took the case, and deadlocked because the Republican Senate has refused to allow Mr. Obama to fill the seat left open by Justice Antonin Scalia's death.
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Los Angeles came back again and tied the game on a dunk by Ball with 296 seconds remaining and the game was deadlocked at 289 going into the fourth.
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Their highest-profile victory came in 2016 when the Supreme Court deadlocked in a case challenging Obama's plan to expand Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, also known as DACA.
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The Supreme Court made sure of that last month, when it deadlocked on the legality of his program to defer the deportation of parents of American citizens and residents.
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The Supreme Court, left short-handed by a Republican refusal to act on President Obama's nominee in the final year of his presidency, deadlocked on a major immigration case.
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Activist Scott Warren was acquitted Wednesday on charges that he illegally harbored undocumented immigrants in his second trial over the charges after the first ended in a deadlocked jury.
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U.N. Special Envoy Martin Griffiths said the Houthis' failure to come to Geneva for the first talks in three years did not signify that the peace process was deadlocked.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors on Friday agreed to drop criminal charges against Paul Manafort that a jury deadlocked on in August, as a federal judge set a Feb.
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Democrats' frustration with the Republican infighting is nothing new, but Hoyer's suggestion that the voters share the blame for the deadlocked Congress is one rarely uttered on Capitol Hill.
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And on Thursday he announced no administration officials would travel to the Swiss Alps for the gathering, leaving the glittery forum without any official visitors from a deadlocked Washington.
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The last time Virginia's State Board of Elections broke a tie "by lot" was in 1971 after a House race deadlocked with 16,410 votes apiece in the northern suburbs.
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Back home, her Parliament is deadlocked over withdrawal, the political parties are split, and talks between the government and the opposition on a compromise plan are making minimal progress.
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The Justice Department announced on Friday that it intended to retry Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, two months after a jury deadlocked on federal corruption charges against him.
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In February 2015, a federal judge in Texas issued an order halting DAPA — a ruling that was later upheld by a deadlocked Supreme Court missing one of its justices.
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Wednesday's debate revisited arguments that have grown familiar in recent years as Congress has deadlocked over how, if at all, to address a series of increasingly deadly mass shootings.
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After two trials — jurors were deadlocked on most of the charges in the first one — Mr. Blagojevich was convicted of 18 charges and sentenced to 14 years in prison.
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He said the jurors should report back to him as soon as they reach consensus on any of the three charges, even if they are still deadlocked on others.
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The mistrial in the Bill Cosby case has left us deadlocked on another question: Is the legal system stacked against women in she said/he said sexual assault cases?
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Her family was relieved at the verdict, which came after seven days of deliberations, during which the jury told the judge last week they were deadlocked, CBS Boston reports.
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Typically, judges accept partial verdicts only after they strongly urge the jury to reach a consensus and determine that the panel is hopelessly deadlocked on some of the charges.
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The shorthanded Supreme Court announced Tuesday that it has deadlocked in a closely watched labor case that had the potential to deal a severe blow to public-sector unions.
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Decades of attempts to reform the U.N. Security Council are – like the Council itself on issues such as Syria, the South China Sea and wider human rights – comprehensively deadlocked.
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And it announced that it had deadlocked in a case challenging President Obama's _________ plan, effectively ending what Mr. Obama had hoped would become one of his central legacies. 25.
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The negotiating teams were still deadlocked even as Mr. Kim boarded a train for a two-day journey to Vietnam and Mr. Trump took off on Air Force One.
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However, the jury deadlocked on the other 10 charges Mueller brought against Manafort in Virginia — and so Judge T.S. Ellis III will declare a mistrial on just those counts.
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Jurors in an Arizona federal court acquitted Lonnie Swartz two hours after they notified the judge they were deadlocked and were instructed to keep deliberating, the Arizona Daily Star reported.
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A deadlocked Supreme Court let stand a lower court ruling on a suit brought by 26 states that blocked the program, called Deferred Action for Parents of Americans, or DAPA.
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The first trial for the three executives ended in October 2015 when jurors, after four months of testimony and a month of deliberations, declared themselves hopelessly deadlocked on most counts.
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PARIS, March 10 (Reuters) - France's finance minister said on Thursday that talks among 10 European countries for a financial transaction tax had deadlocked amid reservations from Belgium, Slovakia and Spain.
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Jurors found Mendez guilty of "assault causing a child's death and causing a child to suffer unjustifiable pain or injury resulting in death" but were deadlocked on the murder charge.
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"Somehow, everything seems to be rather deadlocked at the moment, and as a result the downside risks for sterling remain in place," Commerzbank analysts said in a note to clients.
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But at a deadlocked U.N. Security Council, the JIM was disbanded last year after Moscow used its veto to block several resolutions seeking to renew its mandate beyond November 2017.
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Now, with tension in the streets and negotiations deadlocked, the next few days could decide whether Sudan transitions peacefully to democracy, or backslides into military rule and open armed conflict.
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As the OPEC nation faces an unprecedented economic crisis, both sides are deadlocked over a provision in the constitution allowing a recall referendum halfway through the president's six-year term.
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Negotiations began soon after a six-month trial of Mr. Davis and two co-defendants ended in a hung jury in October after the panel deadlocked on dozens of charges.
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There is always Ukraine, where nothing resembling a ceasefire in the Donbass war zone has been established, and the Minsk process is both hopelessly deadlocked (yet still the only hope).
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The decision to acquit Parker came after juries in Huntsville, Alabama twice deadlocked on whether Parker deprived the grandfather of his civil rights in a case that drew international attention.
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Both teams netted one each after a series of penalty corners, leaving the score deadlocked at 3-3 on the final whistle and forcing a shootout to decide the match.
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They are in a nearly deadlocked battle, with the GOP senator leading with a razor-thin edge in a race likely to determine which party controls the Senate next year.
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France pushed the EU sanctions regime in part because the United Nations Security Council has been deadlocked over how to set up an independent inquiry for chemical attacks in Syria.
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CTA, a case that deadlocked 4-4 (without Justice Scalia's vote); in that case, conservatives argued that public-sector unions violate workers' speech rights when they collect mandatory union fees.
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Camille Cosby's comments came after the judge declared a mistrial after the jury of five women and seven men said they were deadlocked and unable to reach a unanimous verdict.
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Working toward fully implementing that deal, including the deadlocked issue of visa-free travel for Turks, was one of the three main goals agreed on at Saturday's talks, Kern said.
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Earlier this week, Obama's plan to remove the specter of deportation for millions of undocumented immigrants was quashed when the Supreme Court deadlocked over lifting a hold on the action.
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After a lone holdout deadlocked the jury in Hernandez's first trial, the public and media outcry made it extremely hard to find an impartial panel for the retrial, said Fishbein.
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Related: A split Supreme Court just derailed Obama's deportation protections Hopes of saving the program during Obama's tenure vanished Thursday, after the high court deadlocked 4–4 on the issue.
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A jury acquitted a police officer of one misdemeanor charge but deadlocked on three other charges Friday after the officer wounded an unarmed caretaker when shooting at an autistic man.
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The rule of thumb is that the pound has risen whenever it has looked like Brexit is being softened or postponed, and weakened when negotiations have looked like being deadlocked.
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While the Democrats have made many changes to prevent the same problems from occurring again, a deadlocked convention is a constant threat, especially when multiple candidates are running for office.
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In 1987, the Supreme Court — which was, like now, short one justice — was deadlocked over whether I committed securities fraud when I was a columnist at The Wall Street Journal.
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Her legislative agenda including tax breaks and investment incentives for the service sector and relaxing labour laws to boost jobs has been bogged down in a parliament deadlocked by feuding.
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Pushing the data a bit harder — perhaps harder than one should — Google gives Marco Rubio a slight lead in Oklahoma, with Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump virtually deadlocked for second.
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A jury deadlocked 21999-257 on whether Lee was guilty of Reese's murder, but it was later discovered that the holdout juror had been represented by one of Lee's attorneys.
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It's only happened twice in the history of the show: the contestants were so deadlocked on a vote, that they chose to draw rocks to determine who would go home.
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Trump nominated Gorsuch in February, arguing he would make a worthy successor to conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, whose death in early 2016 left the court mostly deadlocked on ideological lines.
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Both teams shot 50 percent from the field Wall not only went scoreless but committed five turnovers in the first half, yet the teams were deadlocked at 46 at halftime.
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Mr. Menendez's standing among constituents has been hurt by corruption allegations that have dogged him for years, culminating in a federal trial last year that ended with a deadlocked jury.
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"Now if working-level talks are deadlocked and if our officials act like arrogant blockheads, President Moon can just call me directly and the problem will be solved," he said.
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The government shutdown will stretch into January while President Trump remains deadlocked with Democrats in Congress over a spending bill that includes his $2000 billion demand for a border wall.
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DUBLIN — With Westminster deadlocked over Britain's departure from the European Union, one small party is potentially positioned to rescue Britain from its self-induced paralysis — but it refuses to vote.
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NEWARK — A day after saying they were deadlocked, jurors in the federal corruption trial of Senator Robert Menendez spent a full day on Tuesday deliberating, and finished without a verdict.
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The Liberals under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Conservatives under the party leader Andrew Scheer are still deadlocked in a statistical tie going into the final hours of campaigning.
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After several months of surveying the situation, which seemed to be deadlocked, the therapist told them in early March 2016 that she thought they were most likely heading for divorce.
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Despite those struggles, Houston twice had an opportunity to move ahead inside the final two minutes, but Harden missed three free throws down the stretch, two with the score deadlocked.
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Now, a prosecution of Mr. Cosby based on the allegations of one of his accusers, Andrea Constand, has ended in a deadlocked jury, prompting the judge to declare a mistrial.
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Johnson had watched from the Senate in 1952, as President Harry Truman, facing terrible approval ratings and a deadlocked conflict in Korea, decided that he would not run for reelection.
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By midday Tuesday, as the vote in the Senate deadlocked at 50 to 50, Mr. Pence, a former member of the House, took the gavel and at 12:29 p.m.
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Troy Balderson has won a special congressional election in Ohio that had remained deadlocked for weeks, keeping the US House seat in Republican hands after a serious challenge from Democrats.
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Fox News escaped penalties from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) after regulators deadlocked on whether to punish the cable network over the criteria it used to select presidential debate participants.
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"There are many in the Washington establishment that are having fevered dreams about a brokered convention, about a deadlocked convention where they parachute in an establishment candidate," Cruz told CNN.
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Remanding the case back down to the lower court might be a way for the justices to avoid issuing a deadlocked decision where the justices are split along ideological lines.
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In the middle of deadlocked government shutdown negotiations on Capitol Hill this weekend, a group of about 20113 senators from both parties went into the office of Maine Republican Sen.
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Every deadlocked 4-to-4 decision will spotlight the Senate's inaction, amplifying Democrats' cries of irresponsibility but also highlighting the stakes for conservatives set against enabling a left-leaning court majority.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With Britain's parliament deadlocked over the way forward on Brexit, speculation is growing that Prime Minister Theresa May could call a snap election to try and break the impasse.
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With Britain's parliament deadlocked, business lobbies have urged Prime Minister Theresa May's government to avoid the chaos expected if Britain abruptly exits the EU with no transition period on March 29.
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"It is sensible to start preparing for a no-deal Brexit," the EIU's Haralambous said, arguing that this "could happen by accident" as the differences between Brexiteers and Remainers continue deadlocked.
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Cubs pinch hitter Jon Jay delivered three runs with one swing of the bat with a pinch-hit homer as the teams were temporarily deadlocked 73-3 in the sixth inning.
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His trial — in which the doctor, Salomon E. Melgen, was a co-defendant — ended with a deadlocked jury in November 2017, and the federal government chose not to retry Mr. Menendez.
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In December, the judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked in the case of William Porter, the first officer on trial in connection with the arrest and death of Gray.
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In December, the judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked in the case of William Porter, the first officer on trial in connection with the arrest and death of Gray.
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In December, a judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked in the case of William Porter, the first officer on trial in connection with the arrest and death of Gray.
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It was a rare comeback for the conservative lawmaker, who quit abruptly in 2007 after a year in office marked by scandals in his cabinet, a deadlocked parliament and ill health.
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About 30 governments will be represented, forming a potential coalition willing to forge new WTO deals and move on from deadlocked talks that grew from a meeting in Doha in 2001.
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" Hayes said in a statement on Tuesday that her office "will thoroughly review the counts that the jury deadlocked on before making a decision about our next steps in this case.
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But a race that is deadlocked nationally tends to suggest the Democrat will win given the party starts with a safe base of 229 electoral votes to just 154 for Republicans.
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Any winner might receive a relatively low percentage of the popular vote, or the Republican-dominated House of Representatives would decide a deadlocked election, creating questionable public legitimacy for the winner.
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The Polisario Front, which says the territory belongs to ethnic Sahrawis, fought a war against Morocco until a U.N.-brokered ceasefire in 1991, but the two sides have since been deadlocked.
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The fact that an otherwise deadlocked race has swung towards "Remain" after the murder of MP Jo Cox suggests that a collective feeling more than anything will determine the final vote.
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Read more: The 10 wildest moments and stories from the trial If the jury ends up hopelessly deadlocked on one or more of the charges, the government would simply try again.
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The jury was deadlocked in a trial in 2012, and if the current jury rules against Google on fair use, then it would consider Oracle's request for $9 billion in damages.
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Putin, who said Russia's own relations with Britain were deadlocked but that Moscow was interested in improving them, characterized Brexit as an example where Western democracy was starting to show cracks.
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The case concerns Curtis Flowers, who was convicted of the killing in Mississippi only after five trials either deadlocked or resulted in overturned convictions, including for racial discrimination and prosecutorial misconduct.
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The Social Democrats and Greens disagreed on issues like nuclear power, on how much to hike income taxes, while the rise of the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats has left parliament deadlocked.
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But if they remain deadlocked and fail to repeal the ACA, they will disappoint the base supporters they are hoping will turn out in big numbers during next year's midterm election.
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The president's tweet comes as Handel and her Democratic opponent, Jon Ossoff, remain nearly deadlocked in polls ahead of the election for Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price's former seat.
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Mistrial could be declared If the jury tries again and is still deadlocked, it would be considered a "hung jury" and opens up the possibility that O'Neill will declare a mistrial.
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It remained deadlocked headed to OT. Before the dramatics of the fourth quarter and overtime, Ellis scored 17 points in the first half as Indiana led by as many as 11.
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After 52 hours of deliberation, jurors in the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial declared Saturday that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" about whether the comedian drugged and molested Andrea Constand in 2004.
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The verdict came a year after Cosby's previous trial ended in a mistrial when a different panel of jurors said they were deadlocked and could not unanimously agree on a verdict.
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The verdict came a year after Cosby's previous trial ended in a mistrial, as a different panel of jurors said they were deadlocked and could not unanimously agree on a verdict.
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The case went to trial last year, with Cosby facing three felony charges of second-degree aggravated indecent assault, and after the jury remained "hopelessly deadlocked," the judge declared a mistrial.
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MINURSO established the mission for peacekeeping and organizing the referendum including on the question of independence, but negotiations between Rabat and Polisario over how to hold the vote have been deadlocked.
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A trial in 2012 ended in a deadlocked jury, and if the current jury rules against Google on fair use, then it would consider Oracle's request for $9 billion in damages.
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Regional disarmament talks on North Korea's nuclear program have been deadlocked since 2009, when the North pulled out of the negotiations to protest international condemnation over a long-range rocket launch.
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The outlook for a deal wasn't good Saturday, as lawmakers meeting in Springfield for a special legislative session remained deadlocked with the July 1 start of the new fiscal year approaching.
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Sasha Lane stars as a runaway who gets caught up with a crew of hard partying, white deadlocked magazine sales weirdos, with a dreaded Shia LeBeouf as their de facto leader.
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The vote comes at a delicate point for Mexico, which is at odds with the United States over migration and trade, while talks on reworking the NAFTA trade agreement are deadlocked.
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Senate Republicans deadlocked on whether to proceed to a vote to roll back an Obama-era rule that barred states from cutting off federal family-planning money to abortion providers. Rep.
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After the jurors became hopelessly deadlocked at the first trial, experts said Judge O'Neill's decision to limit the additional testimony to just one woman was an important reason for the mistrial.
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It points to a larger question looming over this retrial: Just how much has the world changed in the 10 months since the jury deadlocked on whether to believe Cosby's accuser?
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The party is currently in negotiations with Sinn Fein over the control of the Northern Ireland Assembly, which has been deadlocked since Martin McGuinness resigned as deputy first minister in January.
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Yet, ultimately, if Parliament is deadlocked on Brexit and lawmakers do not want a general election, there is only one option left for Britain to avoid a brutal no-deal departure.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Jury Deadlocked, Cosby's Sex Case Ends in Mistrial" (front page, June 18): Despite the defense counsel's spin, a mistrial is not a victory for Bill Cosby.
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During the trial in United States District Court in Washington last spring, the jurors also convicted Mr. al-Imam of destroying the complex and endangering lives, but deadlocked on murder charges.
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After some contacts, the two sides are again deadlocked as the government presses ahead with ratifying rules making it easier to strip Atlantia of the lucrative concession, the two sources said.
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Solidarity, AMCU and UASA have previously declared a dispute with the remaining firms involved in the negotiations, Harmony Gold, Sibanye-Stillwater and smaller producer Village Main Reef, after talks were deadlocked.
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The North Korean announcement suggests that the country is preparing to do something to provoke the United States if Washington doesn&apost back down and make concessions in deadlocked nuclear negotiations.
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During the Gilded Age, there were six switches in the House and four switches in the Senate, plus one deadlocked session where neither party held a majority, from 1874 to 1894.
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Weakened by last week's deadlocked parliamentary election, Netanyahu met Gantz at the behest of President Reuven Rivlin, who is tasked with picking a candidate to try to form the next coalition.
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Three of the jurors were in tears as they confirmed the verdict, which came only two hours after they sent the judge a note saying they were deadlocked on some charges.
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BISSAU (Reuters) - Guinea Bissau began counting ballots on Sunday evening from a presidential election that voters hope will bring change after weeks of political chaos that sparked protests and deadlocked parliament.
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The high court, shorthanded due to the unexpected death of Justice Antonin Scalia, deadlocked, leaving in place an appeals court ruling blocking the expanded program but not disturbing the original DACA.
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Last month the judge, Steven T. O'Neill, of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas, declared a mistrial after jurors reported that they were hopelessly deadlocked after six days of deliberations.
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While American politicians remain deadlocked as to the existence of climate change and what exactly to do about it, sizable segments of the global agricultural industry are already feeling the heat.
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The ruling also allowed the shorthanded court, through the voice of its chief, to emphasize agreement at the end of a term where the justice deadlocked in a series of cases.
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Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden are virtually deadlocked in a close race for the Democratic presidential nomination, according to a new national poll out Wednesday from Quinnipiac University.
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"The only solution is to take the final Brexit decision out of the hands of deadlocked politicians, away from the backroom deals, and give it back to the people," she said.
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He was acquitted on another lewd-conduct charge on Monday, but the jury was deadlocked on the other eight charges, and Judge Blaine K. Bowman ordered the jurors to return Tuesday.
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Now, all cases that would have gone that way will be deadlocked at 24-24, which means the case sets no national precedent and the ruling of the lower court stands.
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On Wednesday it also emerged that the Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee is deadlocked with the President's eldest son, Don Jr., who has been subpoenaed to return to the panel to testify.
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The jury deadlocked after 30 hours of deliberations and there was no movement after that, the juror said, adding that the tension was heightened by the size of the tiny deliberation room.
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Read more: Women's World Cup Power Ranking: Where all 24 teams stand at the start of the tournament Germany was deadlocked with China until the 66th minute of the group stage match.
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Jurors remained deadlocked on several charges steaming from allegations that Winslow, 19 at the time and destined for the University of Miami, raped an unconscious 63-year-old, according to court documents.
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With the British parliament deadlocked, the ultimate destination of the Brexit project remains unclear, with possible outcomes ranging from a disorderly departure with no deal to another referendum on European Union membership.
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After a first half that featured five ties and 10 lead changes, Auburn and South Carolina remained deadlocked at 210-all in the fifth minute of the second period before Harper's layup.
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How he deals with the possibility of a deadlocked court with the backdrop of a contentious election and the controversy surrounding the nomination of Scalia's replacement could say much about Roberts' leadership.
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Deadlocked Supreme Court deals big blow to Obama immigration plan The court's deadlock affected some 5 million undocumented immigrants and gutted what Obama thought might be a big part of his legacy.
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Although the final vote count may never be known, Ginsburg's statement also highlights that the eight-member court was not deadlocked in a case presented to it a day before the election.
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May spoke with European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker Sunday evening ahead of a crucial Brexit vote, but talks between the two parties remain "deadlocked," British media report.
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And that's a significant point: Politics in America have become so much more deadlocked since FDR's time that it has been virtually impossible for any recent President to write a comparable record.
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The U.S. and China remain deadlocked on key issues blocking the path toward a trade agreement, according to multiple reports published on Thursday, as representatives for the two countries meet in Beijing.
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Manafort was found guilty on eight counts of financial fraud, but jurors deadlocked on the four counts of bank fraud and conspiracy related to the fraudulent loans Manafort received from Calk's bank.
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The economic slowdown comes amid an escalating trade war between the United States and China, a spiraling debt dispute in Italy, deadlocked Brexit negotiations and the prospect of steadily tightening financial conditions.
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A trial in 2012 ended in a deadlocked jury, and if the current jury rules against Google on fair use, then it would consider Oracle's request for about $9 billion in damages.
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The jury room insights came less than a week after the trial judge declared a mistrial in Cosby's case, as jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked over more than 50 hours of deliberations.
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Among his concerns, he listed a Supreme Court case this year in which public-sector unions scored a victory related to funding organized labor - but only because the court deadlocked 4-4.
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Holders France were tied 1-1 with Italy in Genoa and 2005 winners Croatia were also deadlocked against visitors Kazakhstan after a day of thrilling action on indoor red clay in Varazdin.
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Jurors who were selected from the Pittsburgh area and then brought to suburban Philadelphia to hear the case debated for days before announcing they were "hopelessly deadlocked," and a mistrial was declared.
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And last Thursday, a deadlocked court refused to vacate a stay of execution of an Alabama man, Vernon Madison, with the court's four conservatives saying they would have let the execution proceed.
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