With such a wish for Japan, we decided upon 'Reiwa.
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Once the dress was decided upon, then the real fun began.
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An exact date will be decided upon in the coming months.
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This is where everyday value should be decided upon and supported.
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Because these sentences were basically decided upon to highlight the nuances of speech.
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She ultimately decided upon GWU, which offers over five different specializations in EMSE.
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"Fashion is indelibly connected to time," Bolton added of the decided-upon theme.
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So far, effective asteroid deflection strategies have not been decided upon, let alone developed.
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The bill is currently being decided upon in New Jersey, California and North Carolina.
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The NWSL eventually decided upon the 25-day hiatus, from mid-July to mid-August.
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The rates for the subscription service have not been decided upon, a Polestar spokesman said.
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A Chinese friend helped Manfred do research and decided upon the name Fu-Gao-Di.
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The person decided upon will then have to make an important choice by themselves later on.
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What is censored and what is allowed is an opaque differentiation, decided upon by the government.
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Time is running out, insurers participation for 2018 has to be decided upon by late spring.
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It decided upon the 200-to-250-seat market that was served by the Boeing 767.
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However, the Justices are also correct in questioning whether it needs to be decided upon at all.
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But, as the year-by-year results show, how that point is decided upon can vary wildly.
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The group had already decided upon rules before she arrived, meaning she had no say in them.
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The preliminary injunction, which was decided upon Monday, will go into effect Friday at 5 p.m. EST.
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Readers may not agree with the discipline we decided upon, but it was significant and serious punishment.
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Although time is short, only 43 percent of likely voters say they have definitely decided upon a candidate.
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When he decided upon Narshe Red Wings, he waited outside the Free Company until they let him in.
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NOTES: Chicago manager Joe Maddon hasn't decided upon a designated hitter for the Cubs' upcoming series at Houston.
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She had given birth just one month before, and she hadn't even decided upon a name for him.
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While that routine was commonplace, the way in which the plays had been decided upon was anything but.
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" Though it's a pretty ironic choice for a duet, the two decided upon singing Robyn's "Dancing On My Own.
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"It's what we both decided upon in the end, and even though we decided that, it's sad," she said.
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Each situation is evaluated on a case by case basis and ultimately decided upon by a cross-functional team.
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And the British public have perused what is offered and have unanimously decided upon: getting shitfaced and hanging out.
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At the time, her lawyer told us that she's was fielding several acting offers but had not decided upon any.
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"They decided upon the solution before determining their sufficient capacity," Adam Paris, one of Pabst's lawyers, said during closing arguments Tuesday.
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You'll learn about words like "phalanx" and "defenestration," and also about how humanity has always decided upon things by slaughtering itself.
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It seems that this capital raise was the strategy it finally decided upon to take its business to the next level.
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It was decided upon that the best framing device would be an interrogation tale that reveals her backstory bit by bit.
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A source familiar with the situation says it could be "multiple months" before any permanent successor to Ailes is decided upon.
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City government information official Zhang Qingyang said Liu Xia and Liu Xiaoguang had decided upon the scattering of ashes at sea.
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Interestingly enough, the battery almost ended up being much weaker, with fewer cells and less capacity, than what was eventually decided upon.
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The Supreme Court has not yet decided upon a standard for determining when a map is so partisan that it is unconstitutional.
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More than 110,000 others have arrived in Italy, where another 145,000 wait in reception centers for their statuses to be decided upon.
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No specific proposals have been decided upon, but he will continue working with members of the General Assembly to evaluate all options.
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Title 32, which is what the Trump administration has decided upon, means troops are federally-funded, but under command of state governors.
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He imagines himself as the country's C.E.O., and not the executor of the laws decided upon by the people's branch: the Congress.
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The movement of its symbolic hands is decided upon by the Science and Security Board of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
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"Each situation is evaluated on a case by case basis and ultimately decided upon by a cross-functional team," the spokesperson added then.
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Pitt's side says that no formal, permanent custody agreement has been decided upon yet, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.
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However, this decision would need a two-thirds majority of U.K. lawmakers, which is currently being discussed and decided upon in Parliament Wednesday.
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You can do this by adding the amount of money you decided upon for your monthly savings goal into your new account regularly.
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"This is a confirmation that final status issues are being unilaterally decided upon by Israel in coordination with the US administration," he added.
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Gorsuch's name -- previously unknown to many -- only recently came on the radar of court watchers waiting anxiously to see who Trump eventually decided upon.
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The summary of the Holder report — which has been delivered to the company's board — has been delayed until the firm's recommendations are decided upon.
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Under this scenario, Fox could experiment on its own terms via rotating hosts for the foreseeable future until a permanent personality is decided upon.
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An individual card contains a nugget of plot that culminates with a binary governing decision, which is decided upon by swiping in either direction.
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In the Guyger case, it was a panel of 12 jurors — not Judge Kemp — who weighed testimony and decided upon the former officer's fate.
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She added that the new addition to the family is "already eating solid food" but that a name was yet to be decided upon.
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Community Guidelines violations—like harmful, hateful, violent content, and spam—are reviewed and decided upon by members of the YouTube team, according to the spokesperson.
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But on January 1, he released a surprise album, POST-, through Polyvinyl Records, a move he says he decided upon before learning of SideOneDummy's restructuring.
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In fact, they are decided upon at the state level or by manufacturers themselves—and they often cause consumers to throw away perfectly good food.
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They found that wolf populations did not grow in these areas—when the culling permits were in place—even after quotas had been decided upon.
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A lawyer for Ms. Waterbury, Jordan K. Merson, noted Friday that the arbitrator's ruling was decided upon different criteria and evidence than his pending lawsuit.
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A great deal of what policy course is decided upon hinges on whether or not the administration considers Kim rational, and on this front they've been inconsistent.
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As for his unconventional technique in "Dutch," Mr. Morris said he had decided upon it because he wasn't sure he could explain Reagan's personality by orthodox methods.
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Once you have identified and decided upon your North Star, or your personal guiding principal, "Keep your eye on your North Star, and keep moving," he advises.
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However, in June, Bezos said he has decided upon and will announce at the end of the summer two areas in which he'll focus his future philanthropy efforts.
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"The consortium presented by Qatar and Glencore was already a shareholder and now they have decided upon direct ownership (by Qatar)... We welcome this direct ownership," Sechin said.
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A Lyft spokesperson told Mashable the program's pay structure hadn't yet been decided upon, so we don't know exactly how much more parties will be spending and earning.
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After looking at the votes from around the world for each of the Top Ten names decided upon in phase one of the contest, "Alyssa's Choice" was the winner.
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Clyburn told reporters that Wheeler had not pressured her to withdraw from the deal, but she said she had decided "upon reflection" that the deal wasn't the best result.
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These are two people who seriously want to have sex and can't because of the cameras (and the celibacy Luke decided upon after a religious experience in a collegiate shower).
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis told Congress that the strategy would be decided upon by mid-July but has since said that the administration is continuing to work on it.
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Kimbrell called the agreement "poorly written, discriminatory and ineffective legislation" and said it would be a travesty if democratically decided upon labeling laws in fives states are blocked by it.
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One of the things that was decided upon was rather than just having one picture on the wall all the time, we would always be evolving the artwork in there.
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While no concrete steps have been decided upon, business daily Handelsblatt reported on Thursday that Chancellor Angela Merkel's administration was actively considering stricter security requirements and other ways to exclude Huawei.
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Morris may have been thinking along these lines when he decided upon the most curious feature of his production: he parcelled out the leading roles to four sequential pairs of dancers.
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"They went a completely different direction in every way than what we had proposed and decided upon as a board — with the bank, with the diocese, the bonding agency," she said.
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Australia's government is expected to name its first High Commissioner to Tuvalu within weeks, rushing to fill a post Canberra decided upon establishing only several months ago, a government source told Reuters.
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The university must be an institution that is sensitive to the feelings of all Vietnamese, not an institution in Vietnam conceived and decided upon by Americans disregarding our self-respect and dignity.
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"We are satisfied that the level of increase we have decided upon will not lead to any adverse inflationary outcome nor will it have any measurable negative impact on employment," Ross added.
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But the House Armed Services Committee wants the coordination of current flights to be decided upon by higher officials, such as the Defense secretary or the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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I would have also felt better about this if the maid of honor was more open to bridesmaids' ideas as opposed to just expecting us to pay for what she had decided upon.
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"Thus, even though it was solely the Nazis who controlled whether gas would be used on prisoners, and solely the Nazis who decided upon the victims, Bruno Tesch, the owner, was hanged," they argued.
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In that note, he summarized the discussion and its conclusions and spelled out any work assignment decided upon in the meeting (including a decision to hold another meeting on the subject or to study an issue).
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Some of the initial recommendations strayed far from the 28.5 percent in stocks that I'm comfortably invested in now, an allocation decided upon after consulting with a certified financial planner who charged a flat fee for her advice.
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Furthermore, there's no way to search for levels by name, so even if the community decided upon a branding like "[20 Seconds]," it wouldn't matter because there's no way to look up a course by name because...reasons?
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On Thursday, the bill had its second reading in Ontario parliament; essentially, a debate on whether the bill, in principle, is worthy of further debate, research, and discussion until it can be decided upon in its final form.
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While "the issue of tattoo copyrightability has yet to be decided upon in court due to numerous settlements," the tattoo artists' works are the kind of "pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works" that deserve legal protection, Solid Oak said.
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A senior US military official told CNN that although the rules on how strikes are authorized were being reviewed, there was no greater tolerance or acceptance of civilian casualties, even if the target is rapidly decided upon and hit.
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" A Downing Street spokesperson also told CNN there was "no change" on the visit, adding, "The invitation for the state visit has been extended and it wasn't mentioned in the speech as no date has been decided upon yet.
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A disappointment of the first season of "Serial" was that so many of its central players refused to talk — an understandable response to a journalist's digging up of a 15-year-old tragedy already decided upon by the courts.
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For now, though, Chamorro will deliver without the tubal ligation and she will have to undergo a second procedure at a different hospital in order to obtain a common form of birth control that she and her doctor decided upon.
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The MMG stalwart revealed in a Twitter confessions thing that "See You Again" was apparently passed along to him before Wiz was decided upon as the final main artist (It had been previously reported that 50 Cent and Eminem also declined).
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A number of MSK trainees come from Syria and Iran—among the six countries singled out in the newly resurrected Muslim travel ban (which was stayed by lower Federal courts and will ultimately be decided upon by the Supreme Court).
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It's so pleasurable, every detail was attended to, every color every texture, every little object in that film she decided upon, she got it at a thrift store or she made it herself and it's so felt in the work.
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"If it was released at some other time, that would maybe keep the transparency but reduce the conundrum aspect and (keep) the focus on the statement of the committee, which is really what the committee actually decided upon," he said.
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In October, Comcast began rolling out its data caps to a majority of customers in the US. Both Cox and Comcast have decided upon a $10 per 50GB overage fee, and fortunately that looks as if it will not be changing soon.
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The nature of the process underway in the Senate right now—unlimited amendments to an underlying bill that hasn't been decided upon yet and may not exist—could easily yield unworkable legislation that breaks the health care system, but becomes law anyhow.
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Proponents of the blockchain's use in the form of smart contracts point to the fact that you can't change a contract after it's been decided upon by the network—this is what gives the blockchain the radical transparency that's lauded by advocates.
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It's shocking to me that so many of the people I grew up with reconsidered the whole all-you-need-is-love thing and decided, upon reflection, that all we actually need is a giant border fence to protect us from Mexican rapists.
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I haven't had a car in six years (first I gave it up when I moved to the city and was too poor, now I'm carless by choice) so my transportation options are creative and often decided upon in the last minute.
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The amount of bandwidth each each version is capable of supporting, as well as any additional cool features a version may possess, is decided upon by the HDMI licensing group, which is made of a collection of companies, including Toshiba, Technicolor, Panasonic and Sony.
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The management shake up at Ford — which resulted in the retirement of Mark Fields and the appointment of Hackett — was decided upon Friday and announced Monday so that the automaker will be able to "accelerate a strategic shift to capitalize on emerging opportunities," the company explained.
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"Yeah, because one thing it does seem like when you're comparing this to other cases, it does seem like those other cases have been decided upon a lot quicker and this has extended into, we are now days away from the Super Bowl," he told Anderson.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - FIFA unveiled the timetable of its delayed bidding process for the 2026 World Cup on Tuesday, with president Gianni Infantino's plans for a 40-team tournament to be decided upon by October and a final decision on the hosts to be made in May 2020.
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Other specs apparently decided upon by committee are a slightly thicker chassis than the Surface Pro to allow for a bigger battery, and Intel Core i5 or i7 Y-series processors — that's the low-power line that used to be called Core M before Intel confusingly rebranded it.
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"I decided upon a resolution of disapproval as being an appropriate thing that will allow all of our members, Democrats and Republicans, people in safe districts and people in swing districts, to all express themselves in a positive way, and that's why we did it," Clyburn told reporters after the vote.
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While the bank resisted extending its monetary policy aggressively in December, minutes of the bank's meeting released on Thursday signaled that some members of the governing council wanted the bank to act further, calling for a 20 basis point cut to its deposit rate instead of the 10 basis point cut decided upon.
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Così's director, Phelim McDermott, said he decided upon a carnival theme and to hire real performers to help establish a surreal setting to help with the plot, and to set up a glorious collision of the seedy aesthetic of the carnival performers with the stereotype of opera as a stuffy, high-art form.
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Republicans have naturally refused requests for witnesses and additional evidence—if the Senate decides to bring them in at all, they say—the need for more materials should be decided upon after opening arguments are heard, in line with the precedent they see in the rules and procedures of Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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As Fine observes, however, "researchers have to make decisions about the kinds of risks they decide to investigate" — and the kinds of risk they have consistently decided upon have a culturally masculine cast, focused on activities like sports betting, financial investments, motorcycle riding and extreme sports like sky diving or bungee jumping.
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The researchers behind eFAIL had decided upon a 24-notice, and though they too were met with criticism online, accused in some cases of stirring up "drama" for the sake of publicity, it was thought best to give users at least some time to disable the affected plugins before publishing their proof-of-concept.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy Pelosi85033 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Impeachment inquiry tops Americans' list of most important news stories of 2019 10 controversies that rocked the Trump White House in 2019 MORE (D-Calif.) has said she is withholding the articles from the Senate until the rules for the trial are decided upon.
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Mattis told Congress that the strategy would be decided upon by mid-July but the plan has been delayed for months amid sharp disagreements between national security adviser H.R. McMaster, who is arguing for an increase of several thousand troops to help turn the tide in the fight against the Taliban, and the President's chief strategist Steve Bannon, who is opposed to getting the US more deeply involved in the conflict.
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Critically, it only has to apply the decision to the specific case reviewed, and it's at the company's discretion to turn that into blanket policy: In instances where Facebook identifies that identical content with parallel context — which the board has already decided upon — remains on Facebook, it will take action by analyzing whether it is technically and operationally feasible to apply the board's decision to that content as well.
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However, some opponents of the government have said that Britons should have another vote as the government's current proposals, such as leaving the EU's single market and customs union, were decided upon after the 2016 referendum, which simply asked whether voters wanted to be in or out of the EU. Even two of Britain's most prominent Brexit campaigners this month endorsed a second referendum on leaving the European Union to solidify support for a clear break with the bloc.
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And while the new version has been updated, it's important to remember that the made-up country in the original 1992 film is often criticized for being a collection of stereotypes decided upon by a group of white dudes and Ritchie's Aladdin has already stirred up a few scandals of its own, from casting to claims of "tanning" white extras during the filming process (Disney later released a statement that tanning Aladdin actors was only done in a "a handful of instances when it was a matter of specialty skills, safety and control").
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