Decided on June 23, 2003 Though decided on the same day and focused on the same university, the Gratz case and Grutter case had different outcomes.
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I decided on the gimmick of abs in eighty days.
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Choi echoed that nothing has been decided on other exercises.
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In 2015, Nick told People how Vanessa decided on Brooklyn.
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"I ultimately decided [on] AGC because of Kiersey," says Simmons.
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That's what a Dallas, TX jury decided on Friday, anyways.
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But last year, Google decided on a more technical fix.
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Now, the president says nothing has been decided on that.
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PEOPLE: Have you and your husband decided on a name?
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They decided on 25 because it's a nice, round number.
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We decided on a hollow oak as our starting point.
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New York hasn't decided on a body camera provider yet.
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The European Union have decided on a process to follow.
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Step 3: Do whatever you decided on in Step 1.
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"We haven't decided on specific units," the general told reporters.
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She decided on a dress from the designer Liz Martinez.
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Once I decided on my schedule, the rest came easily.
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This race will be decided on the June 14th primary.
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Speaking with the development team, we decided on 200 types.
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"We decided on a plan of attack," Detective Hallick said.
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In the end, they decided on the Chase Sapphire Preferred.
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Mr. Lhota said that nothing had been decided on fares.
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She said she had not decided on her next job.
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Ultimately, the board decided on the third candidate, Mr. Khosrowshahi.
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What happens after the precincts have decided on viable candidates?
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Or whatever other bullshit talking point they've decided on today.
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"This is what we decided on," one senior official said.
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Bollinger, which were decided on the same day in 2003.
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After emailing back and forth, we decided on this set.
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I decided on another option: First we need a mark.
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The Dodgers still have not decided on an Opening Day pitcher.
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How Lil Nas X decided on this grouping is beyond me.
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They discovered that "Steve Jobs" wasn't trademarked and decided on that.
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"It's a pretty tough game decided on defining moment," he added.
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Then she decided on a message delivered via a sexy photo.
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She decided on her own to not come to my launch.
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An appeal by her lawyers has yet to be decided on.
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Wade is correctly decided on other (for instance, equal protection) grounds.
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Whether they make it there will be decided on the pitch.
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"The mothers got together and decided on the costumes," he said.
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I had already decided on "Roses" after conducting a Twitter poll.
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The newlyweds decided on the health food chain for their Feb.
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Voters also decided on nominees for nine House races on Thursday.
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She'd held dozens of models but still hadn't decided on anything.
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So, what was the new ink Winter and Meaden decided on?
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Voters decided on Tuesday to strip the Rev.
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But on the morning of his departure, he decided on Mexico.
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Maybe some decided on mischief and were meddling with the Democrats.
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Sabadell decided on Thursday to move its legal base to Alicante.
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Thirteen others will be decided on Saturday at the state convention.
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As in global geopolitics, contests are not always decided on schedule.
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They finally decided on Russell for the role earlier this week.
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She decided on surface warfare and rose to become a commander.
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The league has not decided on a new start date yet.
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A separate filing stated that Mr. Carter had decided on Jan.
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So the House decided on Tuesday to pass the Senate bill.
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Trump wavered for months but ultimately decided on the partial ban.
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Just 43 percent say they are "firmly decided" on their choice.
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The court decided on Tuesday to try the two women together.
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" He decided on two stars: "That seemed as good as anything.
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The title of world's fastest man will be decided on Saturday.
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He decided on an acting career early and never attended college.
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Ultimately, we decided on a Royal Caribbean Cruise to the Bahamas.
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Just 20% said they were decided on a first-choice candidate.
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" And Sarah Sanders, then a White House spokeswoman, told reporters that Rosenstein decided "on his own" to review Comey's performance and that Rosenstein decided "on his own" to approach Trump days earlier with "concerns about Comey.
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Lauritzen decided on a softcover because it felt more approachable and readable.
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But after doctors gave them the bad news, they decided on abortion.
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Trung decided on letting the plate replace the bread he usually serves.
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Prosecutors reportedly have not yet decided on which penalty they will seek.
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For my Regal experience, I decided on a Monday, 2:45 p.m.
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Dentsu said it had not yet decided on a replacement for Ishii.
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Do Not Disturb...until everyone has decided on a restaurant for dinner.
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She ultimately decided on a Zuhair Murad wedding gown with a cape.
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I decided on a chicken curry dish with sultanas and steamed rice.
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She decided on a photoshoot, in the theme of a tea party.
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YLE said the board and Jaaskelainen decided on his immediate resignation mutually.
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After exhausting all his options, Ince decided on a change of tactic.
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The couple has not yet decided on a name for the baby.
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Just 39% of GOP voters say they've "definitely" decided on their candidate.
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"I decided on that day that we needed better leaders," said McMorrow.
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Cenovus has not decided on timing for that sale, the people said.
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A specific vehicle has yet to be decided on jointly, it added.
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In November, Japan decided on a 10 GW target for offshore wind.
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Once he decided on basketball, Connaughton had to make teams believe it.
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The championship, of course, is decided on 73-mile Homestead-Miami Speedway.
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No lesser a force than Rupert Murdoch decided on a tactical retreat.
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Mr. Saidoff was also a defendant in the case decided on Tuesday.
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"Right now we haven't decided on a name," Robyn tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Isakson said he has not yet decided on when to reschedule it.
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She decided on the spot that the huge complex was for them.
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First, I had decided on coffee bases for both of my Frappuccinos.
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The three finalists will be decided on by a panel of experts.
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As for other programming, the network decided on a new game plan.
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The judges decided on Thursday that no approval from Congress is needed.
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" Mr. Benflis added: "This is an extension decided on by unconstitutional forces.
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Update: The court decided on Wednesday to uphold Vásquez's 30-year sentence.
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That's one reason he decided on a more continental menu for Tradd's.
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In Arizona, the close-fought Senate race awas finally decided on Monday.
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"I haven't decided on that, to be honest with you," he said.
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"The present case must be decided on its particular facts," he wrote.
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I even decided on what I want to study in college: linguistics.
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The panel decided on Wednesday that she was not fit to serve.
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"I haven't decided on that to be honest with you," Scott said.
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He suggested that his wife ultimately decided on the $31,000 dining set.
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Tell me about your pup name and how you decided on it?
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In nominating Merrick Garland, Obama has clearly decided on the second strategy.
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Voters in three states have decided on ballot measures related to abortion rights.
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At last we decided on Birkir, an Icelandic schnapps flavored with birch twigs.
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I decided on a wolf because I've always respected their raw primal power.
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But somehow, the prosecution and defense decided on 12 jurors and 5 alternates.
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I was looking at other brands and decided on the Carson's VP series.
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I decided on this hair color for Clara in Underground; she's Gullah Geechee.
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Ultimately the four decided on the audiovisual approach for Schiiwerfer, with the usual !
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According to the MTV star, the happy couple decided on the name together.
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After some quick surveillance of the Al-Islah headquarters, they decided on explosives.
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The two then quickly decided on rough price points for each customized design.
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This campaign will be decided on the day of the vote, not before.
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His still, small voice within, he decided on listening to it, was insufferable.
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It is unclear what they may have decided on the other eight counts.
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It is whether the game will be decided on yet another catch controversy.
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Boilesen noted, though, that it was the shareholders who decided on the acquirer.
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What's more, I decided on one of the most daring shades around: pink!
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So we decided on a new tradition this year that's a win-win.
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Cerberus hasn't yet decided on the need for a merger, the person added.
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This is another reason the mission scientists decided on Cassini's particular end-game.
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Nothing has been decided, or is close to decided, on the age question.
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After a lot of debate, we decided on a new Toyota Sienna Minivan.
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Neugebauer said Rohrabacher had not yet decided on a specific charity or cause.
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But after a half-day of thinking, I decided on the harder choice.
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Toni Minnesota recently decided on a primary over a caucus for future elections.
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A winner from the crowded GOP field will be decided on June 28.
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After doing some research, here's why I decided on the Ink Business Preferred.
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The currency weakened sharply after Lopez Obrador, a veteran leftist, decided on Oct.
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This is ultimately why I decided on airfare before I booked our cruise.
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But once aloft, it decided on its own how to execute its orders.
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For her departing look, Pesce decided on a bejeweled, high-neck white gown.
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The government has yet not decided on the total amount of the package.
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The RBI board decided on the lower end of the contingency risk buffer.
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Why has Rodriguez and the rest of the creators decided on this choice?
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They decided on a single team comprising the best from everywhere outside Europe.
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For that reason, expect Friday's match to be decided on the forehand side.
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Another 2628 percent said they were firmly decided on their candidate of choice.
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Ruscavage-Barz said the plaintiffs have not yet decided on their next steps.
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It is unclear what jurors may have decided on the other eight counts.
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A final list of candidates has to be decided on by mid-April.
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Just 'We're going to see what happens, I haven't decided on that yet.
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Oil surged after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries decided on Nov.
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Romney decided on his own to give the speech, which he wrote himself.
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He had decided on his sexual future during a time of relative scarcity.
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Once you've decided on a goal, what's the first step you should take?
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The next senator from Mississippi wasn't decided on Election Day — instead, Republican Sen.
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Those duels are largely decided on the battlefield, in classic Total War fashion.
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"The good news is that presidential elections are not decided on Twitter," Burton said.
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"It was the very first thing [we decided on]," Hilary told PEOPLE in August.
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In West Virginia and Oregon decided on ballot measures regarding funding for abortion care.
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VW said it has not decided on a business model for its charging stations.
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As a show of support, both her aunt and uncle decided on similar tattoos.
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The Airbnb had great reviews and was spacious so we decided on that one.
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The hearing's format — and who decided on it — quickly became a topic of debate.
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With this, the company is focusing on organizations that have already decided on Kubernetes.
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Together, we decided on a plan that fit his goals for his remaining days.
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Mom-to-be Gretchen Rossi has decided on a name for her first child.
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In the end, he decided to bring sneakers and I decided on granola bars.
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Google went through a few Doodles before it decided on the final, adorable piece.
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We decided on an Italian restaurant that is currently serving a pumpkin-chocolate cheesecake.
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The Chinese have also decided on a strategy where they want to industrialise outside.
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In May, we put together the visual element but hadn't decided on the city.
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Doctors at Hershey Medical Center decided on a bone marrow treatment to save Brady.
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She then decided on her budget, and made small savings goals for each quarter.
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Her dress was a classic beauty, so we decided on a playful, party pony.
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Wade and allow its legality to be decided on a state-by-state basis.
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Hackenwerth decided on brightly colored inflatables resembling either prehistoric or futuristic four-legged animals.
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An election date would be decided on Sunday, the source close to Bennett said.
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And tech and the left have already decided on a near-term path forward.
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Finally, I decided on nitro thighs, the thigh being the supreme cut of chicken.
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Here's how they decided on that number and what the reef means to Australia.
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He added that Trump has not yet decided on the issue of providing weapons.
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PST Lyft decided on Tuesday to pay the driver rates imposed by the city.
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Claudia Kennedy, said the retired officers decided on their own to write the letter.
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That was the moment he decided on his goal to become a JCW wrestler.
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The majority of those polled believed that they had "definitely decided," on their candidate.
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I decided on trying to mash it in and pour everything else on top.
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Each case must be decided on its own merits, according to its own facts.
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I have not decided on a departure date, but I will keep you posted.
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Right then and there, the couple decided on a new wedding date: August 28.
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Sources close to Nunes said he had not decided on a course of action.
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They decided on the Green Gallery — reasoning that green was the color of money.
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They decided on Hostmaker because of the team's previous experience in the hotel business.
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Catelynn and Tyler Baltierra have decided on a name for their third child together.
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The Cassells decided on a universal life policy that included long-term care coverage.
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Even moments of the lighting, designed by Davison Scandrett, are decided on the spot.
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Even after you've decided on one, actually seeing results can feel like a rarity.
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I had decided on studying literature after graduation, to specialize in something I loved.
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Other teams, including Dr. Fauci's scientists at the N.I.H., decided on a newer approach.
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On March 12, the 16 league owners decided on Chandler's fate by secret ballot.
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Each had decided on his or her brand and worked assiduously to burnish it.
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Across the map, Biden handily won voters who'd only recently decided on a candidate.
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Now it's here, and many expect this rematch to be decided on the mound.
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Are you someone who's decided on who — We're pretty sure we're — not 260 percent.
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He noted that the couple had not yet decided on a candidate to support.
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He decided on Binghamton University and has been taking classes there since fall 2015.
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Congress, which has traditionally shown support for public media, ultimately decided on $465 million.
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The appointments were decided on unanimously by Nissan's board, one of the sources said.
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In the end I decided on a "gap year" of sorts teaching English abroad.
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The EU initially appealed the ruling, but decided on Monday to withdraw that appeal.
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The jury will still need to decided on how much it will award her.
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The U.S. broke from that group and decided on its own to reapply sanctions.
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The group decided on which retailers to score using several national "top retailers" lists.
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The stays are in effect only until the case is decided on its merits.
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When we decided on a similar AI in Halo, we looked at that idea again.
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Court case decided on merits of missing Oxford comma Grammar nerds, this is your nirvana.
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The prosecution was brought by the U.K. Gambling Commission with the case decided on Monday.
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In May, the couple announced on The View that they had decided on a Jan.
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We decided on warm neutrals and choose between focusing on the eye or the lip.
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"It was the very first thing [we decided on]," said the 30-year-old star.
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I was supposed to go, but decided on having a full-fledged sick day instead.
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" Jim Kuhl, a teacher, said he had decided on Ms. Warren "about five years ago.
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So whatever India has decided on the matter will affect other countries like Kenya too.
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VICE suggested several remote reserves and the Prime Minister's office decided on Shoal Lake 40.
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The first piece the pair decided on was the Cloud Modular sectional from Restoration Hardware.
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Women decided on the location and type of toilets to be built in their homes.
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From there, we wanted a nature-inspired name and that's how we decided on Birdie.
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A Tepco spokesman told Reuters by phone that nothing has been decided on the issue.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's top Senate committee decided on Thursday not to pursue Societe Generale (SOGN.
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Burnham tells PEOPLE that the couple decided on the unique moniker way back in December.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's economic credibility took a hit when he decided on Oct.
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No race -- especially a special election in mid June -- is decided on a single factor.
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It said it had not decided on the strategic next steps for the asset manager.
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"We finally decided on a very small but extravagant destination wedding in Paris," she says.
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" She continued, "They decided on all wearing the same print, which I was super into.
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Even so, it's not like McCoy decided on first-and-goal to throw four times.
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District Court Judge Valerie Stanfill decided on March 21 that the dog should be euthanized.
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As of now, they have not decided on the strategy but are getting very close.
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Mr. Eppes declined to say what he hoped Judge McIntosh would have decided on Thursday.
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LOS ANGELES — It's long, it's classic and, a jury decided on Thursday, it's an original.
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Though the case has potentially broad implications, it could be decided on narrow, technical grounds.
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After doing some research, my husband and I decided on a high-yield savings account.
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Voters in eight states decided on Election Day to radically amend their longstanding marijuana policies.
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So last year, Ms. Haims decided on a lotus to cover up the original tattoo.
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Chad decided on its own flag design after it achieved independence from France in 1959.
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Once I decided on using REDUNDANT as the revealer, the puzzle came together fairly quickly.
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Once you have decided on an amount that you are comfortable with, stick to it.
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He instead decided on his own, according to his testimony, to conduct a criminal investigation.
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Mr. Suschitzky wanted to study zoology but decided on photography as a more practical pursuit.
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On the two-hundred-and-fifty-first day of my pregnancy, we decided on Louis.
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Google's engineers have weighed the efficiency of FPGAs versus ASICs and decided on the latter.
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The current dispute between Apple and the government should be decided on its own merits.
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It's one of the reasons I've decided on weight loss surgery—specifically the gastric sleeve.
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We decided on Silverball to continue the good vibe that we'd had on Grinning Streak.
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Yes. Our board of directors decided on the tattoo parlor, we want to complete TMT.
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It's not clear whether the leaders decided on a specific framework for denuclearization and verification.
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The company's board decided on Monday to appoint Tiscali founder Renato Soru chairman and CEO.
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Most black voters in both states said they had decided on their choice before February.
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We decided on a round, four-layer cake using pearlized fondant and rose-gold paint.
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Indeed, the last big challenge to Roe was decided on the basis of stare decisis.
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She has not yet decided on the menu for the intimate space with a garden.
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But I finally decided on "Destin" because its soaring notes are ideal for the road.
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No bill can pass, no amendment can be decided on, no nominations can get approved.
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Together we decided on Essure because of its less invasive nature and shorter recovery time.
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For his enforced holiday, Hu and his two government minders jointly decided on the destinations.
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Trump has not decided on a candidate to replace Nielsen, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, decided on Wednesday, was one of them.
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"If the administration has decided on specific tools, they didn't share that with us," Sen.
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Some in the military have decided on their own that it will stop, with them.
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Mr. Angueira said he and his sister decided on the bench after considering other possibilities.
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We make nearly the same amount, so I decided on this number, and he agreed.
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It was the first time the Super Bowl had been decided on the final play.
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Other Lombardy towns not affected by the lockdown have decided on their own restrictive measures.
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Though Mr. Aram fought in several arenas, his case was never decided on the merits.
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As security became heightened and space became crammed, they decided on their spots for midnight.
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Despite this history, the F.C.C. has decided on a new direction, the opposite of pragmatism.
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Kennedy decided on a naval blockade rather than an air strike, and Khrushchev backed down.
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Once we decided on simulating a blackjack game, the next challenge was filling the grid.
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"After 225 years of talking about this, we have decided on a donor," Jennifer wrote.
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They decided on five minutes: When the sugar dissolved, the insulin post would pop out.
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We decided on our top picks based on consistent, reliable performance, accurate measurements, and affordability.
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This attested to a ridiculous "sweating" heuristic, by which some Americans allegedly decided on their president.
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The European Union decided on Thursday to extend economic sanctions against Russia for another six months.
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Four of the first six series races at the track were decided on the final lap.
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After the research team decided on the final formulation, they dubbed it the fall harvest latte.
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Read on to see how 9 transgender and gender fluid people decided on a new name.
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Staff decided on the name Jane as a tribute to iconic chimpanzee advocate Dr. Jane Goodall.
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When we decided on the site, we didn't know David was going to be that close.
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"I decided on this lip, Cherry Pink, because it complements all skin tones," Gonzalez tells PeopleStyle.
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The producers have decided on a more heart-warming rendition of Adrian Mole's story than Townsend.
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The driver decided on Wednesday not to appeal to the Supreme Court, according to local media.
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Formula E's organizers decided on full car swaps instead of battery swaps for a few reasons.
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Click ahead for 5 easy, cheap costumes if you still haven't decided on a Halloween look.
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MSCI also decided on Tuesday to delay including Chinese A-shares in its emerging markets index.
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Jill (Duggar) Dillard and her husband, Derick Dillard, have decided on name for their little boy!
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A spokesman for Japan's Defence Ministry said "nothing has been decided" on the PAC-3 upgrade.
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They decided on the product after the runaway success of their Stranger Things-title-generator MakeItStranger.
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I'm planning to volunteer for the overnight shift tonight, but haven't decided on Napa or Petaluma.
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Broadcom's board has not yet decided on the level of any new offer, the sources added.
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That was why he had decided on forging his own path here in the first place.
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Women sat on committees that decided on the location and type of latrines to be built.
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Waymo says it decided on these partnerships after seeing how early riders were using its vehicles.
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They can fight, but it's not going to be decided on these preliminary parts of litigation.
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P says he hasn't decided on a distributor yet, but Dimension won't be 1 of 'em.
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The Japanese companies have not yet decided on the precise location of the $1.6 billion plant.
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Unfortunately, whoever decided on the name appears to not have done a simple Google search first.
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It's very unlikely that Apple has decided on all of the parts for its 2017 iPhone.
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One thing Serverless hasn't quite decided on yet, though, is how it will monetize its service.
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In Alabama, only four in 10 likely voters said they were completely decided on their candidate.
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She decided on giving testimony on Fast Sunday, which is traditionally when Mormons hold testimony meetings.
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He stayed on message and calmly dodged questions about policies Republicans have not yet decided on.
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Wade Supreme Court ruling that made abortion legal, which was decided on January 22, 1973. Sen.
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Grant and Parker decided on a fresh start and moved to Hong Kong in January 2017.
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"His Majesty The King has decided on changes to The Royal House," a palace spokesperson explained.
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The winner will be decided on a majority vote of euro zone member countries on Monday.
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After reading all about the differences between the models, you've decided on the flagship iPhone 11.
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But then I decided on just one place so people could find me — Washington Square Park.
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Officials have also not yet reportedly decided on penalties for those who violate the new ban.
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Eventually, the president decided on building a new capital on another island, according to the BBC.
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The White House decided on Tuesday evening to release the whistleblower's complaint to congressional intelligence committees.
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The endorsements are significant as many likely caucus-goers have not yet decided on a candidate.
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Samsung said on Monday that nothing had been decided on the fate of its Tianjin operation.
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The team decided on a modest goal: generating a snapshot of the interior of the volcano.
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We decided on a carbon-fiber shell, and we got very creative on a crammed timeline.
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If the race is not decided on Super Tuesday, this could be a line of demarcation.
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That day, as the team decided on colors for Spring/Summer 2019, the theme was love.
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So he decided on Cannes, the next best glitterati thing, and his own home as inspiration.
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Next he asked why I decided on Immanuel Kant, the German philosopher, as my dissertation topic.
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The Los Angeles Lakers decided on Thursday afternoon to pull Kyle Kuzma off the trade market.
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On this particular day, the GOP decided on a new strategy to address the #WhistleblowerComplaint. pic.twitter.
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And it goes like this: No race against Trump will ever be decided on policy grounds.
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After you have decided on an aperitif, you should choose something to serve with the meal.
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Tap "Next" after you have decided on the story or stories to be used as highlights.
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Now that you have decided on a location, the next step is to book your flights.
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Yet if Mr. Trump has decided on a new plan for defeating ISIS, it isn't obvious.
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The NFL has not yet decided on how long a digital deal would be, he said.
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If the election had been decided on the popular vote, the candidates would have campaigned accordingly.
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It's only last year that the United States decided on what exactly constitutes a "critical" mineral.
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At least, that's what the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit decided on Tuesday.
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U.S. EPA, although the court never decided on the case because Trump's election killed the issue.
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You've ruled out the Pixel 83s and Note 28s of the world and have decided on Apple.
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My mom gifted us with a spa day for Christmas, and this is what I decided on.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The Hillary case was properly decided on the law, and that&aposs headline number one.
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"We originally decided on neon yellow, then we went with green at the last moment," she says.
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Unsurprisingly, the fixture was still goalless after extra time, and a guarded game was decided on penalties.
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"Oh, I love her," said Kassidy, who has already decided on law school when the time comes.
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In this case, the district court has not yet decided on the request for a preliminary injunction.
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The New York state legislature interviewed about a dozen candidates last week but ultimately decided on Underwood.
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I'd change my Twitter name to Casey Interface, but I haven't quite decided on the proper emoji.
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The White House and Congress have already decided on their spending caps for the upcoming fiscal year.
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The North's state media did not say what would be discussed and decided on during the congress.
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This amount is more than double the amount originally decided on by a jury, according to Reuters.
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She decided on the Correctional Institution for Women on Rikers Island, formerly the Women's House of Detention.
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A presidential ethics panel decided on Monday to investigate whether Vieira Lima pressured Calero over the building.
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Rather than suffer a similar fate, Simms says the Giants decided on keeping Beckham in New York.
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After some house-hunting, they decided on a somewhat smaller home in a slightly less upscale neighborhood.
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Basically, all the projects were decided on by the two founding directors, Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki.
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Margo: We have decided on a name but we are keeping it a secret until she's born.
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Pokemon Korea says at this point "nothing is decided" on when the game will officially launch here.
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The outcome is unlikely to be decided on election day, when voters cast ballots for party lists.
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SpaceX hasn't decided on any specific type of training that Maezawa will do for the mission yet.
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" While France and Berk both decided on "drab," Van Ness and Porowski said it was "very fab!
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"We decided [on a] ethereal updo with plenty of texture and movement," the hair pro tells PeopleStyle.
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Federal courts are supposed to avoid reaching constitutional issues if cases can be decided on other grounds.
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"But when we're ready we have already decided on a new name for our boat," says Tammy.
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And have the Ricketts family, which previously backed Scott Walker, decided on a single candidate to support?
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The pair have already decided on a name, Ensley Jolie Eason, who is due on Jan. 28.
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Perhaps it's text intended for another market, or a change that was decided on and then reversed.
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Once you've decided on your shape, tweeze and trim any rogue hairs that fall outside the lines.
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It's June 2019 and the latest edition of the World's Ugliest Dog competition was decided on Friday.
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A company's place in the FTSE 100 index is decided on the basis of its share performance.
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And 12% of Democrats said they'd already voted early, while 43% are completely decided on a candidate.
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The 4th Circuit of Appeals decided on January 27, 2016 that it would hear Gavin Grimm's lawsuit.
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A planning ministry spokeswoman said the government had not yet decided on the size of the freeze.
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Welch said he decided on the project after noticing an alarming trend among some of his clients.
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I decided on an outfield ticket on the side of the home team, the Tokyo Yakult Swallows.
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Adviser banks had still not been decided on, a company source who declined to be named said.
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Many decided on cocoa, calculating that rising temperatures would only make coffee in those areas more vulnerable.
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One race that will not be decided on Tuesday is a special election in Mississippi, where Sen.
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I also decided on the spot that the puzzle would be a Sunday rather than a daily.
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After doing some research on the best business credit cards, I decided on Chase's Ink Business Preferred.
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They were convicted late Saturday night, and their sentences will be decided on April 24, Duarte added.
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It also comes one year after Trump decided on pinprick strikes in response to another regime attack.
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While the country is providing nationwide guidance, laws will be decided on a city-by-city basis.
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Macron decided on Saturday that France would hold a national tribute to Beltrame in the coming days.
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It didn't set national guidelines, and left it to be decided on a state-by-state basis.
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For lunch, I had decided on the fried salmon with a leek cake, cherry tomatoes, and broccolini.
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The Yankees decided on Thursday to promote him to the rotation and move Gray to long relief.
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U.S.A.I.D. instead decided on the administrative agreement, which investigators for both agencies said they agreed to reluctantly.
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And as the traditional players try to compete, they have decided on a collective response: making deals.
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Both campaigns said the status of future events will be decided on a case-by-case basis.
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But such punishments are rare, and are decided on a case-by-case basis by the Vatican.
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The case decided on Monday was brought by the federal government in 2001, joined by the tribes.
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The agency may further bolster its protection protocols, though it has not yet decided on the matter.
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But Saffitz, ever well-versed in the art of perseverance, decided on a do-over from scratch.
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I watched, took notes and decided on who had the best night -- and who had the worst.
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In a statement, a spokeswoman, Sarah Mills, said the group decided on the hotel for expediency's sake.
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But the Court of Appeals decided on Thursday that the law did not violate the Second Amendment.
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The Sabres had beaten the Leafs in their other two games this season, both decided on shootouts.
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The biggest political questions facing Democrats, needless to say, all remain to be decided on election night.
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"In the South China Sea, he personally decided on building islands and consolidating reefs," the profile said.
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"We decided on the Marines knowing we would not be stationed together for a while," she said.
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The bottom line is that this case will be decided on the merits of the DOJ's case.
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So that was tough, but we decided on Hawaii because we thought fewer people would travel to Hawaii.
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President Joko Widodo had decided on the matter "several months ago" and OPEC had been informed, he added.
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We decided on a place that I have a Groupon for, and the other couple bought one too.
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But they have more than enough, if Majority Leader Mitch McConnell decided on it, to change the rules.
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He did not address why the team decided on the name despite already knowing about the negative connotations.
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber have reportedly decided on some of their wedding party according to Kim Basigner.
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An LG spokesman said nothing had been decided on the timing or amount of its washer price increase.
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Among the 36 percent that decided on their vote before 2020, nearly half went for the Vermont senator.
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Voters in a number of states decided on Tuesday who they're nominating for the big election in November.
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Watching her as she decided on a response was like watching a mathematician working out Fermat's Last Theorem.
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There are also a lot of voters who say they haven't decided on a candidate at all yet.
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Abbeel says the team hasn't decided on a final price, but they're hoping to target the $5,000 range.
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School officials haven't decided on their next move, but it could include an appeal to the General Assembly.
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They got home too late to catch up for long, so we decided on a coffee date today!
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Couples may have decided on divorce months before, and needed time to get finances and attorneys in order.
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"Once I decided on a silver dress I just started looking online and on Pinterest," Maloney tells PeopleStyle.
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I knew I wanted to do something with knots instead of braids, and we decided on a mohawk.
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They decided on an Old Hollywood-inspired look in a blush pink off-the-shoulder Christian Siriano gown.
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Hileman said the Mosaic team has not decided on the amount to be raised from the token offering.
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FAA SAYS IT HAS NOT DECIDED ON WHETHER TO REQUIRE SIMULATOR TRAINING FOR BOEING 737 MAX -ACTING ADMINISTRATOR
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They soon decided on a particular pairing of viruses which each have DNA from the malaria parasite inserted.
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Now that they've read the last episode, we know I. Marlene King has finally decided on an ending.
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They decided on using 100 percent cotton jersey, so the clothes will hold up and become wardrobe staples.
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" Evans announced she and Eason had become engaged in February, caption an Instagram post: "We've decided on forever!
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In the end, we decided on "Tummy Tickler," the "Excited Pig," and the "Black Shirt Snack" as starters.
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We decided on a chariot instead of horses that would need to move, and that was too complicated.
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But we decided on the Serengeti because it's one of the largest and most famous parks in Africa.
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Devaughn hasn't decided on a major, but he has an idea of where he'll be in 10 years.
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Recusal is unlikely — past Supreme Court nominees have decided on pivotal cases for the presidents that nominated them.
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The firm had considered a Singapore IPO last year but then decided on a trade sale, sources said.
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Nearly 60 percent of likely Republican voters hadn't firmly decided on a candidate in the CNN/WMUR poll.
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REUTERS: There was a report out yesterday that you guys decided on a 1 percent per year increase.
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It's great that the couple finally decided on a name that was unique and special to their family.
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Let's start at the beginning, so you decided on Patreon for reasons that I can certainly understand now.
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We've decided on enhanced cooperation between several member states, which involves pooling, a solidarity clause between member states.
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The survey of Pennsylvania found that 56 percent of voters have not completely decided on their final choice.
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Alexander and Murray's action is preliminary and lawmakers have not decided on the details of any legislation yet.
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Apply for credit card consolidation Once you've decided on a credit card consolidation option, it's time to apply.
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Ultimately, the band decided on a more delicate approach when they started recording formal takes the following day.
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Gibraltar decided on Thursday to free the Grace 1, detained off the British overseas territory six weeks ago.
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The board of the bank decided on Wednesday not to continue with the sale of Bim Insurance Brokers.
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But roughly 22019 hours later, the administration signaled they have not decided on a definite course of action.
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Mr. De Cormier considered becoming a union organizer but decided on music, entering the Juilliard School of Music.
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The couple reviewed and decided on a plan for their money as a team for the first time.
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Tezza said they decided on a subscription model to allow them to consistently update it with new filters.
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He decided on the surgery after receiving a second opinion from Dr. Keith Meister in Dallas on Tuesday.
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The Verge also said Microsoft hasn't decided on whether or not it will use Intel or Qualcomm processors.
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The title will be decided on Sunday when favorites Argentina take on defending champions Chile in New Jersey.
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Dayton said Thursday following Franken's resignation that he has not decided on a replacement to fill the seat.
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Ellis hasn't yet decided on those requests or responded to Manafort's wish to stay at Northern Neck jail.
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But roughly 85033 hours later, the administration signaled they have not decided on a definite course of action.
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Eli Reiter is an orthodox Jew who decided, on a whim, to attend Burning Man several years ago.
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Blesa's lawyer Carlos Aguilar said his client had not yet decided on a response to the court's ruling.
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Wade won't be decided on a sidewalk outside an abortion clinic, the presence of satanic demons not withstanding.
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In the end, the parties decided on a settlement rather than letting a judge decide the website's fate.
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She says her office decided on the charges in the indictment before she got involved with the case.
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"Today [planting is] largely decided on heuristics and knowledge by growers who really know their land," Purdy says.
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Now that they've decided on their dates, here's the most important question: What are they going to wear?
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When the event finally ended, I took a look around the room and decided on the last option.
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We decided on a venue together with the video director, and we shot it in a couple hours.
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If primary elections were decided on likability, Andrew Yang would be running away with the 2020 Democratic primary.
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The Canadian was said to have inspected the cargo, assessed the workload and decided on a shipping date.
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Aramco decided on Sunday that it also would offer only 270% of the company - below the expected 2%.
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Only 42 percent of voters said they are completely decided on which candidate to support before the Feb.
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She ended up getting drugged, raped and impregnated by a stranger (and yes, we decided on an abortion).
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When President Franklin Roosevelt decided on a different location, the shape stayed, but the sides were made even.
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They decided on joint action to try to block the company from building new networks in the West.
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The committee's vote will determine whether the nomination will advance to be decided on by the full Senate.
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The following year, the government decided on a new policy: the importation of migrant workers from developing countries.
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The Indians eventually fell to the Cubs, 9-3, and the World Series will be decided on Wednesday.
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They sat down with their donors and with the lobbyists, and they decided on the rates by themselves.
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So they decided on a bold change, one that has unleashed waves of outrage across Reddit for months.
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She said Trump decided on Tuesday to make the change and informed Defense Secretary James Mattis after that.
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The committee decided on July 3 to extend the panel's review of the matter, as it's doing again.
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The bulk of the peso's drop came after Mexico's incoming president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, decided on Oct.
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FIAT CEO MANLEY SAYS PSA AND FCA HAVE NOT YET DECIDED ON A NAME FOR THE MERGER ENTITY
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President Trump decided, on Monday morning, to advance a conspiracy theory about forged ballots in Florida on Twitter.
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What I saw yesterday at the trial, was not defendants facing trial, but Turkey's future being decided on.
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Last year, China decided on a bold solution: to transform the potato into one of its staple foods.
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Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio split the support of those who decided on a candidate in the last week.
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Businessman Todd Wilcox announced his decision after the Florida freshman senator decided on Wednesday to run for re-election.
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Jim gave me a ring that we'd decided on together when we exchanged gifts at our apartment that December.
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A short while earlier, Trump had finally decided on ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson as his Secretary of State pick.
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She has decided on a location: Thailand, which is close to her native Australia, where her family still lives.
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When you've decided on your folder structure, then it's a matter of sorting your emails into the right area.
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Spanish lender Sabadell decided on Thursday to transfer its legal base from Catalonia to Alicante, a bank spokeswoman said.
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The share of voters who say they've decided on their vote will almost definitely increase as the election nears.
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Stelzer granted a preliminary injunction that let the facility keep performing abortions while state officials decided on the license.
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But the broad strokes have been decided on by industry groups, so Intel is trying to get in early.
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This morning, in fact, one of the most important details — in our opinion, at least — was officially decided on.
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Whether an ICO falls within the regulatory purview of the FCA is decided on a case-by-case basis.
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As for the water tax, the Assembly still hasn't decided on the measure, but support appears to be cooling.
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Jordan's against arming teachers in the classrooms; Balukoff believes it should be decided on a district-by-district basis.
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When we decided on Kauai for our destination wedding, we took two plane tickets out of our wedding budget.
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The only thing Longoria has decided on is that it if there is a wedding, it won't be grandiose.
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We decided on London, Paris, and Belgium this winter, when I'll be able to take time off from work.
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My colleague Seth Fiegerman decided on Waldy's for pizza after I told him I didn't feel like getting S'Mac.
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She told Andersen that she decided on a whim to see what the cards held in store for her.
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In Sicily every one of the seats decided on a first-past-the-post basis went to the M224S.
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I decided on the Bobby backpack, because it has all those things and it's designed to be theft-proof.
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She finally had the money to do it, and decided on a pretty design that would cover it up.
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After the Senate rejected a decree last week, Bolsonaro decided on Tuesday to revoke it and reconsider his strategy.
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That is why I have decided on my own accord to end my association with Sherpa Capital, effective immediately.
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Once I'd decided on the overall look and feel, I began to work on multiple iterations of the logo.
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It was especially emotional considering Scott only decided on Thursday that he would play, The Des Moines Register reported.
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The tech conglomerate decided on its largest ever such float after determining there was strong demand from retail investors.
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We are not quite sure that the case was decided on this point, but it ought to have been.
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"There will be some tweaks, likely decided on this quarter," said one person familiar with thinking at the bank.
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"Nothing has been decided on the partnership between the two companies," Temer's top spokesman, Marcio de Freitas, told Reuters.
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SMFG and Resona, however, said in separate statements on Monday that nothing had been decided on merging their units.
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There are no major releases this week—sorry, The Comedian and Rings—so we decided on a special show.
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So we just decided on a number ($500) for me to pay her, because I moved into her place.
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Greece's private sector union GSEE is also mulling a strike but has not yet decided on a possible date.
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Leaders of the World Health Organization (WHO) decided on Monday to amplify their concerns over the mosquito-borne virus.
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The IOC decided on Sunday not to impose a total ban on Russian competitors despite the country's doping history.
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After doing some research on the best business credit cards, I decided on the Ink Business Preferred from Chase.
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The order for the debates was decided on Friday with a random drawing at NBC headquarters in New York.
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"We have even decided on the number of Sukhoi-30 fighter jets that we want to buy," Dehghan said.
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Oxford Dictionaries decided on "post-truth," used throughout 2016 in the context of Brexit and the U.S. presidential election.
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It was then that I decided on a pair of Signature by Levi Strauss & Co. Gold Label skinny jeans.
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And the Supreme Court decided on gerrymandering cases involving district lines in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Maryland, Texas and North Carolina.
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Then, on second thought, she decided on a painting party and a very limited guest list: four close friends.
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It took a few months of workshopping, but Kirk Cousins has decided on a new victory catchphrase for 2016.
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Belen said prosecutors had decided on a seven-day detention period, which needs to be approved by a judge.
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That was how we decided on getting a bedding set in the Luxury Suite fabric in the first place.
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After considering changing her last name to Morgan she decided on Mack, after ACK, the airport code for Nantucket.
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But President Trump decided on Friday to shut down the debate until after the midterm elections, administration officials said.
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Sunday features a slate of enormous point spreads, with Las Vegas having firmly decided on which teams are contenders.
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Nor have most provincial governments decided on the minimum age for buyers, or where smoking marijuana will be legal.
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N.I.H. has agreed to support the Wisconsin work, but has not yet decided on the studies in the Netherlands.
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BUENOS AIRES — The most anticipated Copa Libertadores final in decades might not be decided on the field after all.
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But she ultimately decided on a "¢" symbol, in honor of her dog, Penny, a floppy-eared pit bull rescue.
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The new measures were decided on by a special coronavirus task force chaired by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha.
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We decided on the stadiums we would need, and these would have a mixture of fixed and modular seats.
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Government agencies then discussed whether countries had different, but important, contacts with the U.S. and then decided on restrictions.
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ACT officials said taking an individual section would be cheaper, but they had not yet decided on a price.
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When she was 8, she told The Miami Herald, she decided on her career goal: to go to Congress.
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"Infuriating lack of diversity in the acting noms," he told Variety following the nominations his own committee decided on.
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Forty-three percent of voters said they have firmly decided on their choice, up from 28 percent in November.
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The coalition will air digital and video ads through May but has not decided on a final ad budget.
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The coalition will air digital and video ads through May but has not decided on a final ad budget.
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Final pricing will be decided on Thursday, with its debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange slated for Sept.
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GOP leadership decided on the plan to placate defense hawks and conservatives, but Democrats are likely to oppose it.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's audit court decided on Wednesday to include terms of a plea deal by JBS SA (JBSS3.
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PSA CEO TAVARES SAYS NOTHING HAS BEEN DECIDED ON WHICH CAR PLATFORMS THE MERGED PSA-FCA ENTITY WILL USE
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Thompson, who ran the bureau at the time it decided on Pega, described the decision as a tough call.
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Even before her sequencing results came in, Ciccarella had decided on a bilateral mastectomy based on her family history.
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That's what many people have decided on Twitter anyway, and Winfrey's longtime partner Stedman Graham played along with their hopes.
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Kermit Silva, Chelsea Frost and Chris Nault decided on an impromptu public gathering at Lake Eola Park near downtown Orlando.
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Eletrobras said it would not comment on the sales until shareholders have decided on a formula for the company's privatization.
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Some negotiators have suggested to me that this issue can only really be decided on a leader-to-leader basis.
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Overall, Brown has decided on nearly 20,000 bills during his 16 years as governor of the most populous U.S. state.
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And the companies creating these programs are bound by little more than a few ethical statements they decided on themselves.
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At the moment, Riyadh is gathering data and has not decided on its exact course of action for next year.
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I decided on a classic pepperoni version and a more daring Mexican-inspired combo with chilies and slices of chicken.
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He met with Hillary Clinton last year during her search for a running mate before she ultimately decided on Sen.
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The nominees in each race will be decided on Tuesday, and many of the races are likely to be competitive.
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Once decided on, the Royal Wedding flavor will be available at Ample Hills locations in New York and New Jersey.
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Allison argues that when leaders have decided on a course of action, they want their advisers' approval rather than advice.
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The ministry decided on April 26 to release 500,000 tonnes of stocks and on April 30 to free 300,000 tonnes.
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Onstage, Mailhot flips through the book, admits she hasn't decided on what to read, takes a long sip of water.
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After a few Google Hangouts, our artists decided on a Girl Gang theme and then hacked Sheets into a canvas.
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The entrepreneur said the U.K. would be one of those markets, but has not yet decided on the other two.
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The filmmakers spent three years selecting the right equipment, and finally decided on using an assortment of Canon digital cameras.
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Clinton is almost certain to clinch the Democratic nomination by the time the California race is decided on June 7.
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They decided on a centrally located spot in neighboring Wilton and a new name, Cielo, which means sky in Italian.
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Just Salad may have decided on the change as a way to differentiate itself from competitors like Chop't and Sweetgreen.
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The Economist tower has no false ceilings and no void: the company decided on an extra floor of offices instead.
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They decided on a trio after Sporty Spice and Posh Spice (Melanie Chisholm and Victoria Beckham) declined to take part.
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While they haven't decided on a favorite, many financiers have put their resources behind former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen.
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Backstage Capital decided on three of the cities ahead of time and held a public vote to determine the fourth.
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Since brandishing actual organs for this purpose would probably be frowned upon, they decided on an anatomically accurate silicone mold.
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Afterward, they decided, on behalf of the university, not to begin an internal disciplinary inquiry, as required by federal law.
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The referendum of 2016 was a rarer dash of direct democracy, when the public decided on a matter of policy.
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Acting FAA Administrator Dan Elwell said in May he had not decided on whether or not to require simulator training.
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Everything else, from the label artwork to the scent to the name, was decided on with the help of Bieber.
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The pricing cut was decided on the weekend, the sources said, ahead of a two-day bookbuild ending on Wednesday.
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The pricing cut was decided on the weekend, the sources said, ahead of a two-day bookbuild ending on Wednesday.
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The sources say that the talks are in the early stages and that no specific policies have been decided on.
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Monaco's Prince Albert and Princess Charlene decided on the extra surprise after posing for their official Christmas portrait last month.
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Was he rested and ready and decided, on a whim, to forgo the perimeter altogether as a celebration of life?
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The couple decided on the phrase "Rest in the storm" which they both got inked in cursive on their forearms.
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The Fed decided on Wednesday to hold interest rates steady and indicated that no more hikes will come this year.
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He added that the company plans to list in mainland China but has not yet decided on a specific location.
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It was he who decided on the title, and it's clear that this final effort is meant to honor him.
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With sales slipping, a fast-food chain notorious for featuring scantily clad women has decided on a food-centric message.
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A date for the elections is expected to be decided on Sunday following a meeting of the coalition party heads.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The governors' races in Kentucky and Mississippi that will be decided on Tuesday have been closer than expected.
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Arms sales licenses should be decided on a case-by-case basis, of course, as they are with all countries.
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After Kim brought her newborn home from the hospital, Kris Jenner asked how the couple decided on the name Psalm.
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That's why it decided on the fourth and final version, where the daters didn't know about the phone exchange beforehand.
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Mr. Rose said that he had not decided on another chef or operator, but that he was working on it.
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After doing a lot of research on new and used minivans and SUVs, we decided on a new Toyota Sienna.
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The press syndicate had lobbied for a single media law encompassing all issues but parliament decided on two separate laws.
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The character name "Jumpman" didn't last long — Nintendo executives decided on "Mario" because of the likeness to the company's landlord.
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They decided on shipping DVDs because customers were willing to buy them online and they were strong enough to mail.
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He considered moving to Los Angeles but, sitting in a Texas traffic jam one day, decided on New York instead.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The governors' races in Kentucky and Mississippi that will be decided on Tuesday have been closer than expected.
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Even though the final speaker's vote won't happen for weeks, every other position in leadership will be decided on Wednesday.
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He decided on a 3-wood with a hard draw to get to the front left portion of the green.
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The reality is, once you've decided on the equipment you're going to use, you have to learn it, understand it.
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House Republicans are doing their best to throw cold water on the idea that anything concrete has been decided on.
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The artist—and half a million voters—eventually decided on Daniel Baker of Christchurch, England, as van Gogh's official doppelgänger.
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First, I decided on the residual sugar, about 24 grams per liter, the equivalent of a sweet liquor like Sauternes.
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We decided on one last play: Get to the airport and try to cancel, in person, through a ticket agent.
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Somebody decided on this new policy, and they presumably did it for some reason, but Trump neither knows nor cares.
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NOS said the measure was decided on during crisis meetings and would be announced later at a government news conference.
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I decided on a 36-month loan, the shortest term they offered, because it came with a smaller interest rate.
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When you create an event, you can add other options if you haven't decided on a specific time just yet.
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My parents tell me it's not something that I need to be decided on yet, but when is the time.
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Matches that are level after six holes, including the final, will be decided on a specially built 220-yard hole.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban's chief of staff, Janos Lazar, said "Europe's future" would be decided on the Bulgarian-Turkish border.
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Unlike asylum, each withholding of removal case must be decided on its own merits using a very high legal standard.
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You don't have to explain why you and your spouse decided on a divorce, and really, it's no one's business.
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After trying to organize plants piecemeal, the union decided on a campaign that would force G.M. to bargain with it.
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I built in hopeful future raises and decided on $100,000 per year as an annual income goal for the policy.
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If the Senate decides to subpoena witnesses, they would first be deposed privately before the Senate decided on public testimony.
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" This official added that "deportation is decided on the state level and the federal government can't interfere in those decisions.
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Then someone had quit, and, after an office vote—"First and maybe last time," Chang said—he'd decided on Nishi.
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Among the reasons it cited: The managers who decided on the layoffs were in their 40s and therefore older too.
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Although Wheeler's two starts have been impressive, Collins said the Mets had not decided on his role for the season.
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The couple quickly decided on a name for their pup — and, of course, they wasted no time creating his Instagram.
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The Koreans appear in good shape to extend their winning streak when the women's team event is decided on Sunday.
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Their three games against each other this season, two won by Philadelphia, have all been decided on the final possession.
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We even decided on the iconic black-and-white logo and packaging because we couldn't afford to print in color.
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So, is the left's problem with Trump or with all the NATO leaders who decided on the 2 percent figure?
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Once you've decided on a training program, use a journal to record sets, make notes, and check in with yourself.
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Israeli foreign ministry officials told me the committee disregarded the opinion of the UN legal adviser and decided on Dec.
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Decided on June 23, 1978 Alan Bakke was rejected twice from the medical school at the University of California, Davis.
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The fund decided on its final process after hosting two town halls in November and reviewing over 20163,22016 public comments.
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The fund decided on its final process after hosting two town halls in November and reviewing over 1,700 public comments.
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The EPP decided on Tuesday evening that its lawmakers would vote freely without a unified stance from the whole group.
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The boards of both companies decided on Thursday to begin a formal process to explore the deal through special committees.
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After monstrous lobbying, Congress decided on a corporate tax rate of 250%, a significant cut from the current 35% tax rate.
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The poll said 60 percent of Le Pen's potential voters and 57 percent of Fillon's had definitely decided on their candidate.
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The Federal Communications Commission decided on April 10 to reverse a 2013 proposal that would have allowed cellphone use mid-flight.
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I decided on potatoes because there was the most scientific evidence as well as historic evidence available to back them up.
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In a press conference outside Frogmore Cottage, Prince Harry revealed that they haven't decided on a name for the baby yet.
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The Barretts decided on the name George's Bar in honour of Tina's father George, and then worked backwards on the concept.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish lender Sabadell decided on Thursday to transfer its legal base from Catalonia to Alicante, a bank spokeswoman said.
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People are especially hating on Harris, with multiple comments containing the word "idiot" — though one lone commenter decided on hearts, instead.
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This year, they decided on mythological creatures, featuring the kraken, a phoenix, a jackalope, a mermaid and the Loch Ness monster.
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It said it had decided on the suspension of the branch on September 19 and had notified the Bank of Italy.
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I hadn't decided on a medical specialty yet, and I had foolishly pre-empted being drafted by enlisting in the Army.
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Once we decided on Arizona, my friend gave us a few pointers from a trip she'd take a few years ago.
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The couple — who wed in 2013 in Reykjavik, Iceland — had already decided on their little one's name long before he arrived.
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With less than two weeks now until Halloween, chances are high that you've already decided on what you're going to be.
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After cruising many baby forums, my husband and I decided on a Dropcam Pro as the nursery's closed-circuit TV system.
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After a marathon three-day session, the leaders of the European Union decided on an allocation of the bloc's top jobs.
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Amber went shopping for some new bling and decided on a baller pair of round diamond earrings from Eric the Jeweler.
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Once you've decided on an item, you can message the buyer or seller to get the details of the transaction sorted.
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The Mets have had a disappointing season, but Collins said again this week that he has not decided on his future.
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The big companies are unlikely to commit themselves fully to an upgrade until the NIST has decided on the new standards.
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Even though the court found the copyright claim "tipped sharply in Darkspilver's favor," it still decided on a half-way compromise.
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And while the couple has "a lot of names in mind," they haven't decided on one for their son quite yet.
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He couldn't remember his last name, but he decided on Kyle as a replacement until his real name could be found.
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"We decided on that, and it's one of those difficult decisions because it has so many implications all around," he continued.
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Saturday night, she decided on a tactic that worked well for her in Indiana, utilizing the pick and roll early on.
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SALZBURG, Austria (Reuters) - European Union leaders decided on Thursday they would hold an extra Brexit summit on the weekend of Nov.
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A company's place in the FTSE 100 index is decided on the basis of its share performance and stock market value.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), a committee member, said later that Democrats had "not yet" decided on whether to boycott the hearing.
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Texas-based Defense Distributed decided on Tuesday not to publicly disclose the digital blueprints after facing legal challenges from various states.
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According to Yahoo Sports, he received scholarships from Columbia University, Butler University, and Virginia State University, but ultimately decided on Oregon.
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Trump also said that he has not decided on whether to sit down for an interview with Mueller, according to reporters.
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What those numbers mean is that the last three midterm elections -- 22016, 22 and 2018 -- were primarily decided on health care.
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The Rules Committee on Tuesday night decided on some of the amendments that will get a vote on the House floor.
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It comes weeks after a consortium of banks decided on a name for a competing payments app, to be called Zelle.
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Trump met with Republican senators just hours after GOP leaders decided on Tuesday to postpone a vote on their healthcare legislation.
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Feinberg added that he has not yet decided on whether to consider claims that the emissions damaged the health of claimants.
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After friends said the name sounded too "sinister," Bezos decided on a name that had to do with size and volume.
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On Tuesday, voters decided on divided government in Washington after the president enjoyed two years of Republicans being in full control.
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There, they decided on the name Araras, the Portuguese word for macaws (Brazilians "love this bird — it's beautiful," Ms. Bredemann said).
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Both believe they can wrestle delegates away from Trump at a contested convention where the nominee is decided on multiple ballots.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, alone, questioned whether the case should be decided on trespass grounds instead of taking a privacy-based approach.
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Citing three unnamed sources, Helsingin Sanomat said the company had not decided on the exact timing for the listing as yet.
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This is a condition imposed by Germany, although the IMF has not yet decided on its role in the Greek bailout.
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Britain faces the task of renegotiating its relationship with the EU after voters decided on June 23 to leave the bloc.
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Trump had not yet decided on who he will tap as his nominee as of Saturday afternoon, according to the Times.
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The ruling represents one of the first instances in which the court has decided on a case concerning free speech online.
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"Justin came in last night and decided on a small cross near the corner of his eye," he told the magazine.
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Various architectural firms are currently competing to take charge of the official design, which will ultimately be decided on by 2020.
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Some have speculated that Mr. Hollande, his political career almost certainly over anyway, has simply decided on a final suicidal plunge.
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Doctors decided on Wednesday to keep the 80-year-old former first lady in hospital after she underwent a routine checkup.
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Though there's a children's book themed playground (admission $4) at the park, we decided on the free-admission sculpture garden instead.
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And deeper into Atlanta's exurbs, Democrats decided on Carolyn Bourdeaux to challenge Representative Rob Woodall, a conservative in his fourth term.
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Geneva's organizers, in consultation with the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health and other agencies, had decided on Friday to cancel.
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We must accept that gerrymandering, voter suppression, affirmative action and many more kinds of cases will be decided on political grounds.
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A spokeswoman said it had not yet decided on any closures in the North America, where it has around 60 stores.
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The European Commission decided on Wednesday to launch so-called "Article 7" proceedings against Poland, one of its largest member states.
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That month, the pair decided on impulse that Ms. Grossan would be Mr. Ayers's date to a September wedding in Paris.
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SEB's board decided on 19 March to postpone the AGM and also said it would evaluate the dividend proposal for 2019.
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Mr. Canora finally decided on the vintage boxes, which the restaurant's general manager and wine director, Christine Wright, bought from Etsy.
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They decided on a simple definition: Farts are simply gas that comes out of the end opposite the mouth, Rabaiotti says.
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Mr. Bond and his first wife decided on joint custody for the original Paddington bear, that Christmas gift of long ago.
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If the Senate decides to subpoena witnesses, they would first be deposed privately and before the Senate decided on public testimony.
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The couple decided on vinyl plank instead of hardwood because they claim it is lighter, waterproof, and more flexible and durable.
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A regional court in Kirundo decided on Wednesday to detain the three further and proceed with a full trial, Bangiricenge said.
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AM has decided on an order for 18 narrow body jets, the Middle East airline's chief executive told Reuters on Monday.
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Once we decided on Housing Works as our venue and Pies 'n' Thighs as our caterer, we considered everything else optional.
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I wanted the money to last at least 10 years at that rate, so I decided on a $1 million policy.
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Thirty-one percent said they were firmly decided on their choice, and another 10 percent said they have already voted early.
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Afterward, Energy Minister Rocio Nahle said the government had not decided on the format for the contract for building the refinery.
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A French court decided on Friday LDC and Saudi food group Al-Munajem will acquire production sites of Brittany-based Doux.
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I thought about how, in the end, Trunov, since he'd decided on that idiotic staging, still wouldn't paint the war itself.
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Will suggested replacing BRO with a longer synonym, so I decided on ILEDUDIABLE after searches for *PAHC* and *EKOLB* fell short.
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They have until July to decide, though Mr. Johnson and Mr. Stringer said they have already decided on the new one.
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Even before the river's sour waft was in her nose, she had decided on the tree that she would sit beneath.
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Exactly 41 judges from 24 countries decided on the Mazda 3 as the Women's World Car of the Year for 2019.
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Ultimately, a federal bankruptcy court in eastern Virginia will decided on the bonuses, as well as the company's broader bankruptcy claim.
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As Isnor tells it, the Hells Angels had scouted possible Canadian franchises for some time, and eventually decided on the Popeyes.
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LONDON — The last time Gianni Infantino ran for elected office, it was an intense battle, a campaign decided on promises and vision.
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The split on Thursday only keeps a preliminary injunction in place, with the underlying lawsuit yet to be decided on the merits.
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To really put the 3Doodler Create+ Pen and my abilities to the test, I decided on a, ahem, not life-size, bicycle.
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When we decided on the shows in the summer, it was like we like doing this so let's record this seven-inch.
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While she admits she, "had no idea of what I wanted," she does have one detail totally decided on: her savings strategy.
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"Well now okay, we have not decided on a name, but dad, explain why you feel so strongly about Albert," Meyers said.
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Both of those earlier landmark cases were decided on 218-20433 votes, with Roberts voting with an all-Republican majority each time.
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He discovered it been done plenty of times before, especially with the humble potato, which was the food source he decided on.
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The couple, who got engaged in December, recently revealed they were having a boy, but still haven't decided on a name yet.
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The island's election cycle is unique, with all posts decided on the same day every four years, making political campaigns especially heated.
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She said yes, of course, and the couple decided on a short engagement: They planned their fairytale wedding in just three months.
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Voters in Connecticut, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Vermont decided on Tuesday who they're nominating for a variety of races, especially in the Midwest.
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House Democrats have decided on their priority legislation for the next Congress, and it's all about improving the quality of American democracy.
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I started by setting an overall savings goal, then decided on a percentage of my income to add to my savings account.
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In a vote this afternoon, Conservative MPs decided on the two candidates they want to run to replace outgoing leader David Cameron.
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A typical divorce registration used to take about half an hour, but that has nearly doubled since the bureau decided on Feb.
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The country will shut down 84 coal-based power plants — that's all of them — by 2038 a government group decided on Saturday.
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The ring Mathieu decided on is epic ... it features a 6-carat emerald cut center stone with 3.35 carats on the band.
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It has decided on more than 20 terminations, according to Bloomberg, while 31 employees are in counseling and seven received written warnings.
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We'd had the tour company for four years when we thought about expanding it to Vegas, and I decided on this exhibit.
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And we brought in the timeline that erases blocks as you set them with music and decided on that kind of mechanic.
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Olivia goes to the Oval to tell Fitz what they've decided on, namely, that she's not interested in stealing the Oval twice.
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Because of those two constraints, we decided on selecting the Scythians, because they were living at about halfway into the domestication timeline.
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Well, that's decided on a game by game basis (we've both become quite skilled in it, if I do say so myself).
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One of the coaches of the Las Vegas Red Lions posted the video ... saying the kids decided on their own to protest.
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While OnePlus hasn't decided on the name for the 5G phone yet, it sounds like it won't be called the OnePlus 7.
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The Fed decided on Thursday to keep rates unchanged but said that it expects "further gradual increases," which pushed stocks slightly lower.
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He said German firms were waiting for actions from Trump, not just words and nothing has yet been decided on protectionist measures.
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While opening up about her future as a college undergrad, Hamlin told WWD, how she decided on becoming a criminal psychology major.
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They decided on a multi-level house atop a mountain in Jamaica that came with a chef and, perhaps more importantly, connectivity.
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"I just needed a way to express so many feelings at once," she says, explaining why she decided on 60-second tracks.
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About a third of black voters (34%) say they have decided on a candidate versus nearly 6 in 10 white voters (57%).
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The Obama administration decided on its own to support that war, and for reasons beyond how it would play on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Asked about the plan, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference that nothing had been decided on the time frame.
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Other countries have looked at the pros and cons and decided on vastly different drug policy regimes, with varying degrees of success.
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The Pentagon also has said the United States has not decided on the composition of an American-backed assault force in Raqqa.
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"She had two outfits to choose from and decided on Sunday which one she was going to go with," the source shares.
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Skirts are protocol for female employees at Virgin Atlantic, with any requests to wear pants decided on a case-by-case basis.
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Brazilian President Michel Temer decided on Tuesday to send army troops to northern states to help guard the prisons and deter violence.
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I set out late one afternoon in search of one I'd randomly decided on based on poring over the area Google Maps.
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If they have not already decided on a disciplinary procedure at their December meeting, they could take the decision at this meeting.
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Lawmakers decided on Tuesday not to bring the legislation, known as "Graham-Cassidy," to a vote due to its lack of support.
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Deputy press secretary Raj Shah is also reportedly eyeing a White House exit, but has not yet decided on a departure date.
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Once you've done some due diligence and have decided on a trustworthy insurer, you can go on to the next step.3.
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Instead, Apple decided on a (by comparison) transparent rewards methodology: cash back based on a percentage of your purchases in three categories.
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A spokesman for Jeffries said that while he's certainly "eyeing a leadership spot," the New York Democrat hasn't decided on which one.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's antitrust regulator decided on Wednesday to study more closely the sale of a fertilizer complex from Vale SA (VALE3.
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While most people quickly Google "two-week notice letter" and follow a pretty standard form, this guy decided on a different method.
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Tokyo and Washington decided on the relocation in the 1990s, but opposition in Okinawa has stopped the plan from being carried out.
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To date, they have been rare (we still see weather disasters as unusual anomalies) and decided on a distributed, ad hoc basis.
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Specifically you say "To my parents, who had the courage to emigrate," and I was wondering why you decided on that dedication.
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The I.M.F. and China came together and decided on a checklist of things that China needed to accomplish over the next year.
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"Today's report ignores that context in a weak attempt to justify inaccurate, ideological 'conclusions' the majority decided on months ago," he said.
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At the meeting, the Fed decided on the third interest rate cut of 2019 and signaled it was done with the easing.
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In the end, it is because they are so out of sync on substance that Mr. Trump has apparently decided on Rexit.
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I decided on the necessity of bar lines and time signatures — because running an orchestra rehearsal without that would have been suicidal.
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The most important personnel fight was decided on Wednesday, when House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi beat back a challenge from Ohio Rep.
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He said he'd decided on top surgery, the removal of his breasts, as a next step, to be taken soon after graduation.
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Mr. Lewis said his team decided on a sweet potato casserole, partly covered with a toasted meringue, early in the planning process.
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Ms. Rogers and Mr. Churchill decided on a simple country wedding and expected the run up to be run-of-the-mill.
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In a separate Ohio voting-rights case decided on Tuesday by the 6th Circuit, a three-judge panel issued a split ruling.
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The Air Force has decided on its bombers of the future: the new B-21 Raiders and the venerable B-52 Stratofortress.
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Tamra West, 22020, a real estate office manager, and her husband decided on a whim to sell their house in Riverside, Calif.
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The company's board decided on Friday that the chief executive, Oscar Munoz, would not ascend as planned to the role of chairman.
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The invitation for bids does not "mean Lebanon decided on restructuring but it means Lebanon is studying all options and subsequent repercussions".
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It's a perfect object example of a low-level constant conflict in which all participants have long sine decided on their sides.
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Buy a planOnce you&aposve decided on the best plan for your needs, simply tap Buy More Storage or Change Storage Plan.
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On the Screaming Eagles' first possession, voters decided on a pass play on third-and-10 from their own 5-yard line.
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Berlin wants to minimize security risks but has not yet decided on specific measures, spokesman Steffen Seibert told a government news conference.
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With the fate of the bill scheduled to be decided on later today, the photograph made quite an impression on social media.
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Jerry Brown, a Democrat, decided on Friday that the project was ready to lay some track and approved $2.6 billion in spending.
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Its 11 points were decided on after a wind tunnel test to see how the leaf would look flapping in the breeze.
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Having become worried that an Eastern European accent like Abramović's might be too difficult, she'd decided on a tutorial in Cockney instead.
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Former Los Angeles Galaxy star Zlatan Ibrahimovic has decided on a second stint with AC Milan, per a published report on Thursday.
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In a separate case decided on Tuesday, the ITC decided in favor of Apple in a case that goes back to 2017.
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The two officers decided on the spot to split the cost of Judson's flight and help her get home to her family.
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A lawsuit against Donald Trump over his now-defunct Trump University will go to trial, a New York judge decided on Tuesday.
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We can now see that all Mr. Mueller decided on that issue was that "the investigation did not establish" such a conspiracy.
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The other two quarter-finals will be decided on Sunday when Jamaica play Panama and defending champions the United States face Curacao.
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It could also be said to mirror "target markets" decided on by marketers and data scientists who work for social media sites.
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Now, though, with Mr. Moon determined to engage with the North, these officials said the administration has decided on a course correction.
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The country's State Council, or cabinet, decided on Sunday that it would close 20.7 million to 250 million tons of steel-making capacity.
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I decided on an animal theme for the nursery, keeping the design gender-neutral because we have chosen to not know the sex.
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At least one company admitted that it had decided on occasion to ignore these regulations if doing so could save a patient's life.
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Iger said it was "likely" Galaxy's Edge would expand outside the United States but the company had not yet decided on future locations.
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I created a basic itinerary and decided on Miramar because it was close to a lot of the places I wanted to go.
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MADRID, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Spanish lender Sabadell decided on Thursday to transfer its legal base from Catalonia to Alicante, a bank spokeswoman said.
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"We decided on Los Angeles because the ecosystem is really prime for it," Hamilton said onstage today at Disrupt SF at Moscone West.
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They decided on joint legal custody of their 10-year-old daughter, Ashby Grace, laying out a schedule and agreements for splitting holidays.
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Democrats are decided on one thing when it comes to the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch, President Trump's Supreme Court nominee: they are undecided.
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As Netanyahu arrives at the White House on Wednesday, he'll be meeting with a US president who hasn't quite decided on key points.
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Facebook has decided on quite the way to convince people to download Moments: by threatening to delete thousands of photos if they don't.
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"Justin came in last night and decided on a small cross near the corner of his eye," tattoo artist Jonboy told Us Weekly.
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Once you have decided on a destination, Google's new hotel location score can then help you find the neighborhood that's best for you.
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Assessments of the aircraft will continue through 2020 before the government decided on a replacement, with new jets to be delivered by 2025.
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The country's State Council, or cabinet, decided on Sunday that it would close 100 million to 150 million tons of steel-making capacity.
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The makeup of the 500-seat House of Representatives is what will be decided on Sunday, but not all seats are directly elected.
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At long last, Chrissy Teigen appears to have decided on a Halloween costume for Luna...or at least narrowed it down to two.
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"The producers wanted an all-black formal look," and the Dsquared2 gown she ultimately decided on couldn't have been a more perfect choice.
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He also said that his group, which he stressed was separate from the Sanders campaign, has not decided on what they will do.
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The Pennsylvanian German folk had to work with their surroundings, and so they decided on the groundhog to replace the traditional European animals.
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But at long last the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decided on December 5th to punish Russia for running a state-sponsored doping programme.
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Also, their home is called the Sanctum, and everyone dresses like they decided on "agricultural cult member" as this year's Halloween costume theme.
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For China's official state dinner hosting U.S. President Donald Trump, the Asian superpower decided on a Chinese menu that looks...kind of American.
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The promotion originally ran March 10 through 14, but when flight cancellations hit, the companies decided on a whim to extend the event.
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If you're building a totally over-the-top gaming den and you still haven't decided on a chair, Acer has got you covered.
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It was these Satyr-immune leaders who eventually decided on the course of action that was deemed necessary to save the human race.
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Scotia has not yet decided on the future of Mocatta's Asian arm or whether to continue clearing and vaulting precious metals, sources said.
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But he recently decided on a career he said is just as heroic – and one he believes will have a lasting impact: teaching.
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Sui Southern Gas Co Ltd gained 1.78 percent even though the OGRA had not decided on its pending payments worth 40 billion rupees.
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Not just "I'll text you tomorrow and we'll meet up" but having an actual time and place decided on days ahead of time.
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The race was still going to be won on the track, but the realistic chances to win would be decided on pit road.
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But when the time came, we decided on adoption and everything was going smoothly until Levon decided to show up 10 weeks early.
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After a little less than a month of working together, they sat down for sushi and decided on a name for the project.
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"The order today, strengthens the case that this issue needs to be decided on a national basis," said Greg Nevins of Lambda Legal.
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The far-left pro-independence CUP party, whose support was key to Puigdemont's government, decided on Sunday to run in the upcoming election.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch reportedly told Cook during the counterterrorism meeting a "balance" is necessary, although no solution has been decided on yet.
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Sources in the producer group said the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries had decided on its first oil output cuts since 53.
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Facebook has decided on quite the way to convince people to download Moments: by threatening to delete thousands of photos if they don't.
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Some states have already voiced their opposition to new taxes on digital firms, especially if decided on without a global deal in place.
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The Daydream team quickly decided on a solid remote shaped differently on each end, so people could easily point it the right direction.
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"Every case is unique and every story is unique and it's decided on its own merits and the evidence that's produced," she said.
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Less than a third of respondents — 22019 percent — said they had firmly decided on which candidate they plan to support in the Feb.
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In both countries, opposition was massive, and other governments decided on the spot to halt the experiment for fear the contagion might spread.
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Washington's focus is currently on the battle for control of the Senate and House, which will most likely be decided on Nov. 2202.
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Florida citizens decided on an amendment that changed the state constitution to only allow tax increases with a supermajority vote in the legislature.
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Smith said he hasn't decided on a definite monetization strategy for Capiche, but it will likely not include SaaS companies paying for placement.
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After months of searching, submitting adoption applications, and doing tons of research on every possible dog available, I decided on a Rhodesian Ridgeback.
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When leaving the Constitutional Convention in 1787, a woman asked Benjamin Franklin whether the framers had decided on a monarchy or a republic.
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Once he's decided on a design, Maughan said he prints out a map of San Francisco and draws the shape with a highlighter.
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I decided on the Ink Business Preferred Credit Card, which offers 53,000 Chase points after you spend $5,000 in the first three months.
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Twenty-one percent of respondents said they decided on the matter after the first round of public hearings in the inquiry last week.
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WFP released a candidate questionnaire to all the presidential campaigns on June 18 and decided on the six candidates based on that review.
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If and when these issues make their way to the Supreme Court, they are likely to be decided on a 5-4 basis.
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He alleged that the Trump administration decided on the release date as part of a political strategy aimed at burying the report's findings.
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Race stewards decided on the drop after Vettel had failed to slow sufficiently while red warning flags were waved in Friday's wet practice.
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World Briefing Venezuela's opposition coalition has decided on a triple-barreled strategy to oust President Nicolás Maduro before the end of his term.
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A committee set up to explore restructuring has made a recommendation with Key as a suitor, but Takata's board hasn't decided on it.
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The idea that people seem more decided on Trump than previous presidents is backed up by the approval trend line over his presidency.
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However, the question is should the president be removed, and that's really the question that's going to be decided on by the Senate.
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Exit polls show that voters decided on Biden late, signaling that his South Carolina victory provided a much-needed wind for his sails.
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Senate Republicans are defaulting to "I'm looking at the numbers" to explain why they haven't yet decided on the Graham-Cassidy bill. Sen.
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By 19272, Sarg had been enlisted to think of a way to entertain rather than terrify the crowds, and he decided on balloons.
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In 2013, having recently turned 19, Prior-Palmer decided — on a whim — to enter the Mongol Derby, a rugged long-distance horse race.
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DUBLIN, March 10 (Reuters) - Ireland's Fianna Fail and Fine Gael parties decided on Tuesday to open formal coalition negotiations after an inconclusive Feb.
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Quiz time: Can you name the Seven Wonders of the World (we're going by the new list that was decided on in 2007)?
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Morphosys said it had decided on a capital increase to implement the purchase of 3.63 million American depositary shares by Incyte Corporation. ProSiebenSat.
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Similarly, in 1970, the Port Authority decided on one-way tolls on traffic going into New York City to reduce congestion and emissions.
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So they decided on the bench, which cost about $30,000 and has space for as many as seven more sets of cremated remains.
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We decided on day one in Paros to never leave the house without a swimsuit, so we're all prepped for a beach stop.
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Though drawn to mathematics and physics, he decided on a career in music around the age of 14, when he heard Fischer perform.
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The strike on Soleimani was something he decided on personally, an extreme policy option the Pentagon was reportedly fairly confident he wouldn't take.
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They talked the entire night and decided on an even less low-profile date some 24 hours later: the Vanity Fair Oscar party.
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There was just one hitch: two Senate seats that had previously been occupied by Democrats will be decided on Tuesday in special elections.
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Equinor has not decided on when it will begin phase two, she added, but that could involve constructing natural gas infrastructure as well.
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"We haven't decided on the quantum and so on, but further details will have to be worked out with various parties," he said.
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He also said the Afghanistan war would not be decided on the battlefield but by people from Afghanistan and with a political solution.
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House Democratic leaders have now decided on a speedy impeachment process after all—one focused primarily or even exclusively on Trump and Ukraine.
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He was raised in Lebanon, Pa. An Eagle Scout who mingled with boys of other faiths, William decided on the priesthood early on.
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That case was decided on a 5-4 vote and subsequent rulings upholding affirmative action have similarly come down to a single vote.
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Of the two cases decided on Tuesday by the ITC, the ruling favorable to Apple can only be appealed to a federal court.
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We're told church pastors did not single out Floyd as a bad influence, but Justin decided on his own he needed some distance.
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The pole was decided on the first flying laps, clocked before red flags came out as Alfa Romeo's Kimi Raikkonen crashed at Parabolica.
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I had decided on the cut of diamond I would buy in Singapore, picked out the place and the time I would present it.
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Peloton, which filed the paperwork confidentially, said it has not yet decided on the number or price range of shares it expects to sell.
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At that moment, Avazeh said he was flooded with phone calls from clients who'd decided on options they'd had seen with him months prior.
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We spoke with Dave Lennon, the head of the Novartis unit that makes the drug, about how the drugmaker decided on its price tag.
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Federal District Court Judge Manish Shah decided on Thursday that the child should be released from federal custody immediately and reunited with his mother.
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The Trump administration contends that the Obama-era guidelines go far beyond what the Supreme Court has decided on in regard to affirmative action.
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Another Catalonia-based bank, Sabadell, Spain's fifth-biggest lender, decided on Thursday to move its base from Catalonia to Alicante, on Spain's eastern coast.
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What the state should leave to individual initiative, and what it should shoulder itself, had to be decided on the merits of each case.
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The move would lift a centuries-old restriction and is expected to be decided on by Pope Francis by the end of the year.
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Despite being completely different species, comedian Andy Richter's pet parrot Nacho has decided on a new mate for this breeding season: the family dog.
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We have a lot of gray and blue, so I decided on a mint green as the wall color and built out from there.
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It was the Spaniard's first proper MotoGP pole after the season-opener in Qatar, which was decided on practice times due to bad weather.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said his Cabinet decided on Monday that all lawmakers should provide evidence to Parliament that they&aposre not dual citizens.
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Within days of the announcement — and despite the guarantees — Mr. Diallo and two other drivers, Fabio Krasniqi and Farrukh Khamdamov, decided on a strike.
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The Trump campaign decided on Thursday not to release a statement disavowing Foley, despite the pressure it placed on Clinton to disavow Mateen's father.
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The characters previously wed on the season 9 premiere, but decided on a redo ceremony so that they could include their friends and family.
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He added that the central bank had not yet decided on what specific monetary policy tools could be used, calling for a pragmatic approach.
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" For the ring, Lane decided on a 3.5 carat, emerald-cut diamond after going shopping with Bushnell about five months ago "just for fun.
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The company inevitably decided on two locations rather than one, and says the locations will be of equal importance to its original Seattle headquarters.
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I decided on a risotto that was rich enough for red wine, thanks to a generous helping of smoked bacon and savory butternut squash.
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Ghosn says the compensation was never decided on or paid, no investment losses were suffered by Nissan, and the payments were for legitimate services.
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ET today, markets will be pouncing on whatever the Fed has decided on interest rates, future rate cuts and the state of the economy.
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"I have decided on my own accord to end my association with Sherpa Capital, effective immediately," Pishevar tweeted, as part of a lengthy statement.
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"My primary responsibility was rules enforcement and, you know, player comportment," he said, adding that he decided on removing players from games and suspensions.
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Both Aerojet Rocketdyne and Blue Origin are making engine replacements for the Atlas V, but ULA hasn't decided on which engine will be used.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis said Sunday that, after a "sufficiently rigorous" review, President Trump has decided on a strategy for the War in Afghanistan.
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But if the above tidbit is correct, it means Samsung hasn't decided on the most basic and fundamental design trait of the foldable phone.
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During the Supreme Court argument, Fletcher called that 2016 ruling "too rigid" and said deference should be decided on a case-by-case basis.
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I had saved up a decent down payment, and after doing a bit of hunting decided on a condo in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood.
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With the luxury of time, companies can enter into an agreement with a single bidder to be decided on by a bankruptcy court judge.
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Some petrochemical companies also added value, following a rise in oil prices after OPEC decided on only modest increases in crude production last week.
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Opponents of the deal argue that the court case will be decided on whether the Justice Department can prove its case on the merits.
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By summer 2737, Boeing had not yet decided on whether it would build a new plane or install new engines on an older design.
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The government decided on Thursday to use the so-called 'golden powers' against the changes in the company's governance decided at April's shareholder meeting.
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Like the rifle version, the AR is magazine-fed, said Sims, who added that the designers haven't decided on a rate of fire yet.
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She hasn't decided on whether to offer a tax cut to the middle class, which might conflict with her commitment to restrain budget deficits.
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Cyber Monday can be a second chance to score a deal that was missed on Friday or that the shopper hadn't yet decided on.
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Cramer is a fan of well-executed spinoffs, so when the communications conglomerate decided on a three-way split, he was all for it.
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We decided on a medium roast—which basically just means that we kept the beans on the flame for nine minutes instead of seven.
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Once EU governments have decided on a joint position, they will have to negotiate with the Commission and European Parliament on the final legislation.
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And a big chunk of his voters on Tuesday decided on him at the last moment, with many attributing their decisions to the endorsements.
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But when Jefferson's leadership decided on a strategy of using "the lawsuit option," Preston became disenchanted and decided to start his own secessionist movement.
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Though Dutch authorities have not yet decided on a precise plan of action, the letter is a clear indication of their frustration with Russia.
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Leandro de Menezes Martignon, Bevap's commercial director, said the mill wanted to increase its production mix towards ethanol, so it decided on the cancellations.
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Mr. Callender and Ms. Friedman decided on the Lyric after looking at numerous Broadway theaters, all keen to lure the potential Potter gold mine.
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At its inception, the show had over 1,63 dogs entered, and the judges decided on a winner over a three- or four-day period.
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Thomas D. Waldhauser, decided on his own to keep the targeting limit of near-certainty that no civilians would die for strikes in Somalia.
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"Somewhere in the '90s, Republicans decided on a politics of personal destruction as they went after the Clintons," she told reporters earlier on Thursday.
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While other countries have decided on same-sex marriage in the courts or in Parliament, lawmakers in Australia have spent months bickering about mechanisms.
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His wife, Mackenzie Bezos, after finalizing the largest divorce settlement ever recorded at $35 billion, almost immediately decided on her own to sign it.
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The final raw votes after all the backers of the nonviable candidates have decided on someone new (or decided not to pick someone new).
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"We're ready for the public phase to continue what was decided on March 30 and find solutions to difficulties," the ELN tweeted on Wednesday.
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After nearly two years of hand-wringing, the league's 32 owners decided on Wednesday to overhaul N.F.L. policy on protocol for the national anthem.
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When they went to college, they both decided on Butler University, with Gordon playing for the basketball team, and Heather for the tennis team.
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Through modeling, she decided on a career in fashion, and moved to San Francisco in 2011 to attend the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising.
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We have already decided on a plan if they fail to get any NOCs (No Objection Certificates) or court orders to host the matches.
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Although the show's producer Mark Burnett initially recruited Corcoran for the role, he later decided on another candidate, Corcoran said an interview with AARP.
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Board of Education, which are decided on the law but which may push the populace to a place it is not ready to go?
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The uncertainty would most certainly bring the pound and UK domestic shares back down to where they were before the election was decided on.
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Before the trade deal was even inked, Trump had already decided on its name, an acronym reminiscent of the US Marine Corps: the USMCA.
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The National Park Service decided on Thursday to allow small umbrellas onto the National Mall and parade route because of rain in the forecast.
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We called around to various labs and decided on A & B Labs, with an impeccable record and a willingness to analyze the samples quickly.
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The city council of Santa Monica decided on June 23th to require firms renting e-scooters to text customers if they have been riding unsafely.
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But that carriage is grander and rarely used outside of London, so the Queen decided on the Ascot Landau for the parade through Windsor. 44.
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Witnesses at Alamo's trial claimed he overruled the cult and decided on who would get married, who was allowed to eat and who received cults.
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The team decided on open sourcing these Adobe-centric tools because it's such a widely used vendor and because it has such a wide audience.
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Sessions will be needed once more when the fate of Betsy DeVos, Trump's pick for education secretary, is decided on the floor of the Senate.
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Whether by choice or an unconscious evolution, when he decided on his musical ambitions, Ed became less of a boy and more of a tank.
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Jackson Rathbone is opening up about why he decided on a non-traditional name for his baby girl Presley Bowie, who was born May 31.
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Intel also famously likes to recruit insiders as its leaders, though I would be surprised if the company's board had already decided on a replacement.
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Zion Williamson has finally decided on which shoe he'll be wearing when he suits up in his first NBA game ... and he's going with Jordan!!
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D'Andlau told Reuters that CIAM had not decided on its next step if the Ahold board declines to put the renewal to a shareholder vote.
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Perhaps the location decided on table service just in case their Queen and land owner ever decides to pop by unannounced for a Big Mac.
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BRATISLAVA, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The Slovak central bank decided on Tuesday to maintain a countercyclical capital buffer for banks at a rate of 0.5 percent.
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Spencer Arnold, a 24-year-old Army veteran who came home from Iraq with chronic depression, decided on impulse last May that he'd had enough.
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His name is Maximo, a moniker Chandor and his family decided on after learning it is one of the most popular baby names in Colombia.
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Subban said he decided on his Jagr tribute at the arena and credited trainers for finding the wig and then adding highlights with spray paint.
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