But the decision to allow delivery is a local decision, a municipal decision, not a state decision.
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But talk about a quality decision, a life decision and a family decision.
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That's why the Vogtle decision is a policy decision, not just a monetizable market decision.
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So the HQ2 — and HQ3 — decision was not an inspiring decision; it was a data-based decision.
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As parents, we all make decision after decision after decision — stand back and let a kid take a chance or interfere.
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"Rash decision?" is not a decision made out of desperation; it's the decision to deal with the rash by applying TALC.
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My decision to be a Democrat was never a decision.
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When a prosecutor can't reach a decision that's a decision.
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And not every decision is made as a rational decision.
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Every investment decision is, at some level, a gut decision.
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The smart decision and the good decision was probably rest.
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"It's a good decision for whales, it's a good decision for Japan, and it's a good decision for international marine conservation," he said.
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I think it was a rational decision, but it turned out to be a very poor decision, and it's a decision I made.
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"Norman Seabrook made decision after decision after decision, over the course of months, to betray the members of his union," Mr. Bell said.
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So we made a decision, and hopefully it's the right decision.
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The decision to have an abortion is not a political decision.
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That was our decision then and it remains our decision today.
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Every decision here gets made at the time of the decision.
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The decision in 2007 was they needed to make a decision.
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Sometimes making no decision is worse than making a bad decision.
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" About his wife's decision, he said: "I fully support her decision.
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The decision upholds a 2017 decision from another New Zealand court.
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The decision to evacuate me from Indonesia was the wrong decision.
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And it was a very powerful decision, a very strong decision.
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It went from a conscious decision to a non-conscious decision.
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Disappointingly, the commission's decision is, in effect, to make no decision.
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DON'T: Backpedal On Your Decision Once the decision not to attend the wedding has been decided, it is crucial to stick to that decision.
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"This was a strategic decision, a transparent decision and a natural decision," Wang said of the Solomon Island's decision to desert Taiwan, standing next to Solomon Islands' Foreign Minister Jeremiah Manele at a state guesthouse in Beijing.
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You have to make a decision quick, and I made that decision.
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Today's decision overrules the Obama administration's 2015 decision to kill the project.
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But she's trying to make a smart decision not a rash decision.
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And when you feel you should take a decision, take that decision.
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Many factors, including Mueller's views of fairness, explain his non-decision decision.
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Than a single person making a decision, a top-down decision-making.
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For me making a decision [to sell] was a pretty easy decision.
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Court announces its decision later this year, that decision should, at long
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That, in turn, led to another fateful decision—the decision to cheat.
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We've made our decision and we'll honor that decision and go forward.
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The decision applied to the Odebrecht assets frozen by the TCU decision.
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That decision would render valid Trump's 2017 decision, effectively ending the program.
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The decision has to be made but it's not a permanent decision.
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The decision, or non-decision as the case may be, was unanimous.
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His decision was based on a separate 2018 decision by another justice.
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You get to make the decision, but make it an informed decision.
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Make the decision now — you're not going to make the decision later.
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This decision has been used and reaffirmed in every subsequent court decision.
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" Or the Michigan Education Association: "Every education decision is a political decision.
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"I really believe if it was the political decision or the right decision they're going to go with the political decision every time," Trump said.
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"This is as much a moral decision as it is a decision about justice, and that is not an easy decision to make," he said.
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WALLACE: Did the ZTE decision -- did the ZTE decision give you some heartburn?
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"It was a tough decision, but I believe it was the right decision."
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The Irish government tried to appeal the decision but the decision remained intact.
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So he'll be — it's totally his decision, but he'll be making a decision.
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"The decision is such a big decision," she says about the final selection.
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Was the decision to do it behind closed doors entirely a McConnell decision?
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FRANKLY, THIS WAS A BOARD OF DIRECTORS DECISION, NOT A FORD FAMILY DECISION.
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The decision enraged Democrats, who said the decision broke four decades of precedent.
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"Sometimes the best decision is not to take a decision," the aide said.
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With this decision win, Edgar rebounds from a decision loss to Jose Aldo.
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Beto O'Rourke It went from a conscious decision to a non-conscious decision.
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Moreover, the decision violates basic principles of law and of judicial decision-making.
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Starmer said he was "disappointed" by the party's decision to postpone the decision.
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" Since then, though, Harris has called the decision to run "a family decision.
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The decision follows Burundi's decision to withdraw from the court as of Oct.
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When the time came to make this decision, it was the only decision.
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That was more of a strategic decision than a cost of gigabytes decision.
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It was his decision to hurt them, and his decision to hurt himself.
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The court's decision turned on the scope of a 1986 decision, Batson v.
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The company has appealed that decision and expects a decision in coming months.
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Dr. Shope said: "It's not really a doctor decision, it's a parent decision."
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They made a business decision to join and a business decision to leave.
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Uber appealed the decision, and a magistrate overturned TfL's decision in June 2018.
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I have no doubt that the decision we made was the right decision.
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Following Thursday's decision, Kent Whitaker told reporters he was grateful for Abbott's decision.
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I don't know whether I made the right decision or the wrong decision.
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Ultimately, it's better to make no decision than to make a bad decision.
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After Haslam's decision, Brown and her attorneys released a statement celebrating the decision.
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Every decision every woman makes about every abortion is an ethically good decision?
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Even in the majority decision of the 103 Supreme Court decision Plessy v.
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To make me take ownership of my decision—and it is my decision.
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YouTube's decision to step in and remove the video was an editorial decision.
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This is a public health decision for clean air and clean water; an economic decision for America's global preeminence in green technology; a security decision to keep us safe; and a moral decision to be good stewards of God's creation.
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This is a public health decision for clean air and clean water; an economic decision for America's global pre-eminence in green technology; a security decision to keep us safe; and a moral decision to be good stewards of God's creation.
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"America's decision that Iran's oil exports must reach zero is a wrong and mistaken decision, and we won't let this decision be executed and operational" Rouhani said.
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"Tina's decision to run for the seat next year is her decision," Dayton added.
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President Trump made the right decision to withdraw, was the right decision for America.
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"Ethics should apply to both human decision-making and algorithmic decision-making," Bergman said.
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If a quality assurance manager marks Miguel's decision wrong, he can appeal the decision.
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And I think she made that decision, and I think it's a good decision.
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"I disagree with the judge's decision, but of course, I respect the judge's decision."
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He's referring to the Court's 5-4 decision in Obergefell, the marriage equality decision.
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If you fatigue players, they'll make the easiest decision, not the decision you want.
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Was that decision not to buy you, was it your decision not to sell?
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"The decision I made was an extremely personal decision," Heck said at the debate.
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"This is an unprecedented decision," Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko told reporters after the decision.
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"My decision, I know, was the right decision," he told Bloomberg Politics in December.
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As you said, the decision is out of my hands, it's a board decision.
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A home is much more of an emotional decision and a life priority decision.
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The Senate made that decision, wrongly or rightly, but the Senate made that decision.
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"This wasn't a German parliament decision, it was a Greek government decision," he said.
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That's why collective decision-making is so much more powerful than individual decision-making.
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This decision will create tremendous uncertainty, which will slow economic activity and decision making.
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The country took a decision, this government is determined to deliver on that decision.
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While we've already listed the perils of that decision, that decision has been made.
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But that decision requires legal review and a decision by California Governor Jerry Brown.
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Not only is it the wrong policy decision it is a catastrophic political decision.
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Its decision followed the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to hike rates by 25 bps.
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Trump hails decision: Earlier on Tuesday, Trump took to Twitter to tout the decision.
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Clinton's informed decision-making clearly is not the same thing as good decision-making.
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"The secretary's decision will be reflected in the proposed program decision," Mr. Cruickshank said.
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That was a personal decision and I was reporting the results of that decision.
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"When I made that decision, our lives changed," Mudiay said in explaining his decision.
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"This was a business based decision, not a litigation based decision," he told CNN.
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"There's only one that can make that decision, and there's been no decision made."
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"Don't link the Medicare decision and the Social Security decision in lockstep," Freitag said.
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What made the decision particularly surprising was that at the last decision on Oct.
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I think decisions made after that decision were wrong, although I think the worst decision made after that was the 2011 decision to withdraw U.S. and coalition forces.
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"If you are a brand with purpose it makes it much easier to drive a framework for making decisions, whether that's a finance decision, a commercial decision, whether that's a people decision, whether that's a colleague decision," Fagan told the Oystercatchers audience.
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He made the decision to drop out of high school; he made the decision to go into acting; he made the decision to not take money from his parents.
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The two yieldcos called SunEdison's decision "invalid" and said they would contest the decision, saying that announcing the decision in a filing did not mean they had acknowledged it.
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Then a 244 Supreme Court decision threw the decision to expand Medicaid to the states.
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The 9th Circuit agreed in a 2013 decision that the 2015 Supreme Court decision overturned.
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That decision we are close to making that decision, I don&apost ever give dates.
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They made a decision around these sensors with an MCAS decision, which fundamentally is flawed.
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The two yieldcos had called SunEdison's decision "invalid" and said they would contest the decision.
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Ultimately I'm the one that made that decision, but it's a decision I stand by.
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This was a deliberate decision, to rob the game of any relevance — a marketing decision.
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"The right decision was, of course, to keep the decision," the 29-year-old said.
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It should not be used as a basis for any investment decision or other decision.
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The agony of our decision — my decision — was unbearable and still brings me to tears.
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Even if I am religious, I still think it's a personal decision, a considered decision.
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"It's entirely the decision of the I.A.A.F," he declared of the decision to bar Russia.
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The Environmental Defense Fund slammed Thursday's decision and the EPA's decision to review the rule.
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The FTC's decision stands outStill, the agency's decision not to interview Facebook's CEO was unusual.
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"I think the decision as to whether or not to release it is her decision."
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When we get a bad decision, we want it to be the judge's bad decision.
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Thursday's decision marked the third time this week the board overruled an Obama era decision.
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In cases like this, remember the military maxim: "Any decision is better than no decision."
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"I don't know if that was a good decision or a bad decision," he said.
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But a decision based on activists' pressures is a decision that often ignores real science.
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But that decision would be separate from the decision to bar them from entering Israel.
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If we needed to make a decision, the gesture told us what decision to make.
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After exhausting this "decision tree" of possible variables, the computer will spit out a decision.
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The film turns less on José's decision than on what that decision says about him.
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You have described it as a choice between a bad decision and a worse decision.
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I haven't made a decision about who, I have not made a decision about when.
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That was her decision alone, as was her decision to accept a $1.6 million settlement.
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"So I don't want it competing and hurting the decision, one way or another decision."
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Fields criticized the decision by prosecutors after news broke about their decision on Wednesday night.
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The decision Wednesday decreases the chances of a Supreme Court decision before the 2020 elections.
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It was that decision in early 2010, in fact, that prompted his decision to retire.
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It was that decision in early 2010, in fact, that prompted his decision to retire.
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The unsigned decision followed a 2017 decision from the Supreme Court in the same case.
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"The Facebook decision is quite a fundamental decision," Mr. Mundt said in a phone interview.
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Why do you think Harvard made this decision, or the admissions office made this decision?
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We're not going to make the decision individually, it's going to be a marketplace decision.
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Sanders also said the "decision is based on a military decision," seemingly contradicting her statement that it was a decision by Trump alone, in consultation with his national security team.
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"This government moves from decision to decision, without checking performance or compliance," says a retired bureaucrat.
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And I think his decision on what he wants to do next is a personal decision.
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Abbott's decision followed a unanimous decision for commutation by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles.
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So I don't want it competing and hurting the decision -- one way or the other decision.
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Varadi said the decision had nothing to do with Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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"The decision not to go in feels more like the right decision now," the sheriff said.
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In doing so, she compared the decision to the 1944 Supreme Court decision in Korematsu v.
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Levandowski's attorney appealed that decision, and today a U.S. court of appeals maintained the original decision.
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The decision has drawn criticism from Fox News hosts, who say they're disappointed in the decision.
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"We have taken a £500 decision and turned it into a £20 decision," says Mr Cobbold.
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That's why the collective decision-making is so much more powerful than the individual decision-making.
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BUT, SO MANY QUESTIONS THIS MORNING ABOUT THIS DECISION, YOUR DECISION TO HAND OVER THIS TITLE.
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This is the second decision in two weeks that overturns a decision based on racial bias.
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Hill resigned after Britain's referendum decision to leave the EU — a decision he had campaigned against.
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Moore said the Supreme Court decision was worse than its 19th-Century decision upholding racial segregation.
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The decision The decision for all of us was: Should I stay or should I go?
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This has not been an easy decision, but we both feel it is the right decision.
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For Ford the decision to continue to invest meant fewer losses than a decision to leave.
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"I understand Tim Cook's decision, but I don't think it's his decision to make," said Stephenson.
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The politics of this decision will be brutal, but the decision itself is also completely inscrutable.
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" Speaking with reporters following the decision, Grechen Shirley said the decision is an "important first step.
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The court's decision Thursday affirms a district court's decision to put those conditions on hold nationwide.
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The executive ratifying a decision needs to evaluate that decision against the set of organizational values.
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So, what changed in the nearly ten years between the Haas decision and the Precopio decision?
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Hodges decision declaring a right to same-sex marriage -- a decision from which Roberts heatedly dissented.
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And of course, when you create a bad decision-making process, you get a bad decision.
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When we make any decision, including the 'buy' decision, we do so by an emotional process.
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"At the time I made the decision, it was the right decision for me," Spieth said.
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Though CBL's decision will provide it some incremental savings, that wasn't behind its decision, Lebvoitz said.
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Whatever decision he makes, you are supposed to rely on the attorney to make a decision.
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The decision predates the decision by Brazil's government in August to privatize Eletrobras as a whole.
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Moreover, Vasylyk said that the decision to stop development on the platform was not StartupSoft's decision.
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The decision to terminate the sponsorship, the statement read, was "a mutual decision" between both companies.
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"We're here today because a moral man made a moral decision, a courageous decision," Walker said.
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Brick by brick, relationship by relationship, decision by decision, the edifices of resistance are being built.
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However, the decision to publicly communicate our programming decision via our Twitter account was highly unusual.
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"Whether or not that was the correct decision or not, that's not my decision," he said.
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But the ultimate decision of which fork in the road we take won't be my decision.
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The League's efforts to blame others for its decision is as unfortunate as the decision itself.
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A senior Eurosceptic lawmaker said the cabinet decision was a majority decision, not a unanimous one.
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Diversification does indeed smooth out investment returns, but that's a psychological decision, not an investment decision.
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Trump's decision to wade into the special election in Alabama last year looms over this decision.
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Every right decision I've made — every right decision I've ever made — has come from my gut.
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The decision sparked a firestorm, with Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill criticizing the president's decision.
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So I don't want it competing and hurting the decision — one way or the other decision.
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"Obviously, that was a tough decision we made but it was the right decision," Gupta said.
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Fed decision: The Federal Reserve will announce its first monetary policy decision of the year Wednesday.
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Trump's decision to decertify Iran as complying with the JCPOA is undoubtedly a high-risk decision.
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Fed decision: The Federal Reserve will announce its latest interest rates decision at 2:00 p.m.
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We were not consulted on that decision and were not included in the decision-making process.
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" O'Brien told Hyperallergic that removing the mural "was a very difficult decision, but the right decision.
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She made the decision to speak out, she said; Mr. Franken made the decision to resign.
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So, have you settled only for decision quality, or are you mindful of decision velocity too?
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Can you explain why you made the first decision and why you made the second decision?
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Wade—the 1973 decision legalizing abortion nationally—is at the forefront of her mind in her decision about a Supreme Court justice, but it's not the only factor in her decision.
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I'm not saying that decision was wrong, in fact, if anything I think that the decision to pull them from the registrar service seems incredibly dangerous because as Cindy said, that's an all-or-nothing decision, that's a global decision that you're either on or off.
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The act of trying to decide becomes the decision itself -- because by the time the decision is really ready to be made, it's too late to make any decision but no-go.
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Monday's Supreme Court decision on voting rights was another "Merrick Garland decision"— that is, a decision effectively made by the Senate's refusal to let President Barack Obama fill a Supreme Court vacancy.
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"We don't know" what Kim will decide to do in the future and that any decision to resume such testing may "very much be his decision, and his decision alone," Biegun said.
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But prosecutors appealed that decision, asking the state's Supreme Court to reject the lower court's 2013 decision.
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Seoul said the decision to deploy THAAD was ultimately a military decision taken by the United States.
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Despite being a difficult decision for the team, it was ultimately the right decision for the customer.
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After a decision is issued, the board will have two weeks to publish its decision and explanation.
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Nissan said that ruling was irrelevant given an earlier decision by a higher court overturning that decision.
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That decision is ours and ours alone... Let's make that decision consciously, outside of the tabloid noise.
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The decision hints that Alsup's pending decision on a preliminary injunction might not be favorable to Uber.
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I am that decision-maker in a certain way, but I am not globally that decision-maker.
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TechCrunch first reported the information after learning of the decision from two people familiar with the decision.
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"It is a hard decision but I think it's the right decision for the future," he said.
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"The decision to publicly communicate our programming decision via our Twitter account was highly unusual," he wrote.
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But I think that that's not as much a technological decision as it is a policy decision.
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" He weighed in on Rice's decision Thursday morning, saying her decision to not testify was "not good!
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But ... I'm confident I made the right decision, a decision that's consistent with the rule of law.
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The decision was per curiam, written for the court without identifying the particular author of the decision.
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This follows Shell's decision in February to push back an investment decision on its Canadian LNG project.
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And so when he made that decision, it was not hard for me to support that decision.
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A decision to suspend exercises is an alliance decision and not one that should be done unilaterally.
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Republicans made the unilateral decision in March to wrap up the investigation, a decision Democrats loudly opposed.
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Only 33 percent approved of Trump's decision to fire Comey, with 47 percent disagreeing with the decision.
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I'm glad you asked this — that was not a policy decision, that was just a 2019 decision.
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Graham previously called a decision to withdraw troops from Syria the "single worst decision" Trump could make.
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In a statement released after Franken's decision, Dayton said no decision had been made on his replacement.
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Lucia then appealed the decision to the SEC's five commissioners, who — not surprisingly — affirmed their employee's decision.
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Nearly ever difficulty since then has been a product of that decision, a decision she made alone.
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The Washington Redskins appealed that decision, but that decision was held in abeyance pending The Slants case.
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Honestly, the decision to start saving my money to fund your opponents hardly felt like a decision.
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Years before his college decision made national headlines, his high school decision was celebrated in local press.
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Amazon's decision to open HQ2 in New York City has been a controversial decision since day one.
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"I will make a decision on that, but I have not made that decision yet," Trump said.
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It was a difficult decision but the right decision, and I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
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"I think the Trump decision to strike as they did was the correct decision," he said then.
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People can get a sense of what was the corporate decision and what was the creative decision.
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It's simply decades of bad decision after bad decision, a wasteful vortex that devoured lives for nothing.
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Celebrity Cruises' decision to suspend trips coincided with the same decision by many other major cruise companies.
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The Janus decision comes just weeks after the Supreme Court issued a decision in Epic Systems v.
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"The decision not to be evacuated was the best decision ever," Sacramento resident Matthew Smith told CNN.
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And with each decision, he has used the power of his propaganda machine to justify his decision.
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But we were there, and they made a decision, and I disagreed with that decision very strongly.
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The FBI's disciplinary system consists of investigation, proposal, decision, and an appellate process to review the decision.
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"If you ever make a decision that doesn't put the kids first, it is the wrong decision."
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President Trump made a bold decision to recognize that, an important decision for the people of Israel.
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Bien, too, criticized Stanford's unanimous-decision standard, saying it was "virtually impossible" to get a favorable decision.
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"The practical decision on which trade-offs to make... that will be a political decision," Sweeney said.
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What is the difference between the decision to open an impeachment inquiry and the decision to impeach?
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"The next day, I got reimbursed," he says of the panel's unanimous decision to reverse its decision.
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"Maybe it's not the optimal decision financially," she said, "but it's the optimal decision in other ways."
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Tom Wolf called the Republican lawmaker's decision to step down "the right decision," spokesman J.J. Abbott said.
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So you should tailor your decision-making strategy to which type of decision you have to make.
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Ethical decision "We were faced with a tough decision," said Botha, the lead surgeon on the case.
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His decision puts an end to months of speculation that he might reverse his decision to retire.
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The decision to redo "Facts" was a masterstroke; the decision to completely overhaul "Wolves" was a shitshow.
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"PGNiG SA is ready to sue both - the decision of the European Commission and the decision of Bundesnetzagentur (Germany's gas pipeline regulator)," over the antitrust deal and gas pipeline decision, the statement said.
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The unsigned decision was in line with the Supreme Court's decision in February to partially block the lower court decision from going into effect, meaning the ruling does not change the status quo.
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He authored the sweeping landmark decision, the Obergefell decision, which legalized same-sex marriage in all 50 states.
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Uber will appeal the decision, and can stay on the road until the courts make a final decision.
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The decision written by Justice Henry Carr also noted the potential financial implications of the decision in Europe.
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Her decision is also not about her husband, Kanye West, but luckily he is supportive of her decision.
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Within hours of the Army Corps' decision, the Standing Rock Sioux vowed to challenge the decision in court.
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The ACLU has appealed that decision, while Sarkar's attorneys have appealed the decision to dismiss the other requests.
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Monday's decision was primarily procedural, but future court battles stemming from the decision could rage on for years.
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Some make a conscious decision to live on the reservation; others make an equally conscious decision not to.
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Before making a decision, NSF has asked for opinions from the public and scientific community regarding this decision.
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In the wake of the decision, Musk has now left the president's advisory council due to the decision.
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Many factors play into what researchers call the fertility decision-making process—orsimply, the decision to have kids.
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Young's Motorsports issued a statement saying it had learned of the decision on Thursday and respects NASCAR's decision.
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The court's decision in Obergefell, Giampietro said, was "worse" than the court's decision legalizing abortion in Roe v.
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And if a decision were to increase costs, well, who would dream of making a decision like that?
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"It's our decision to cut weight, it's our decision to fight at those lower weight classes," she said.
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It was SNL's decision to remove the content, and they have not shared their reasons behind that decision.
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This is a decision the Republican leadership is making -- no person would make this decision for their family.
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Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said the decision was unacceptable and asked the US to reverse its decision.
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Controversial decision Obama's decision to commute Manning's sentence set off harsh criticism from some Republicans and intelligence officials.
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The decision to prioritize encryption and interoperability meant, in some ways, a decision to deprioritize safety and civility.
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Understand that refusing to decide is a decision — it's a decision to continue with the way things are.
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In most other markets, the seller makes the decision about supply independent of the buyer's decision to buy.
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Researchers often refer to this phenomenon as decision fatigue, since every single decision we make depletes our willpower.
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"The decision is not good news but an expression of grave concern," he said of the Bulletin's decision.
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"It's not my decision to play him, it's not my decision not to play him," McCaffrey told reporters.
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If there's no good reason why I shouldn't make the decision right now, then I make a decision.
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Price will be a key decision for businesses making the choice Another key decision for businesses is price.
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Citigroup said it was disappointed by the tribunal's latest decision but stood by its decision to dismiss McWilliams.
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" Trump's decision Asked whether he's made a decision on DACA, Trump said: "Sometime today, maybe over the weekend.
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"What you are proposing is either a trivial decision or a revolutionary decision," Justice Alito told Ms. Harrington.
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The decision required the ICO to disclose materials relating to its decision-making process regarding the Facebook fine.
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The Trump administration appealed the decision, but a federal appeals court last month upheld the lower court's decision.
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" "But it's a difficult legal decision ... and I think women are so important in that decision-making process.
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CUP later reversed its decision after an outcry from academics who said the decision impinged upon academic freedom.
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Roberts could do this with a one-line decision that affirms the Fifth Circuit's decision, 4 to 4.
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"In my view, the Council's decision represents a simple majority decision, not the two-thirds required by statute."
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"The decision on resting or not, it was a pretty easy decision for me," Curry said this week.
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"It's totally his decision, he'll be making a decision," Trump said on Tuesday when asked about Jackson's nomination.
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According to Levy, the application and decision are completed in minutes, and the decision-making is totally automated.
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The latest decision in the eight-year legal battle confirmed Berle's tentative decision on the matter in March.
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That decision was driven in part by the company's decision to save on labor by automating the plant.
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Trevi believes that the decision of the court is totally wrong and added it would appeal the decision.
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I made the North Korea decision with consultation from many people but I made that decision by myself.
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One decision may improve things in a certain area; another decision may improve things in a different area.
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Pruitt said he only found out about the salary decision Tuesday and didn't know who made the decision.
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All but one of Herring's bouts has ended with a knockout, TKO, unanimous decision, or referee technical decision.
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"This decision was nothing more than a racist decision," said Letitia James, the New York City public advocate.
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I felt incapable of making any decision, let alone a decision about a cemetery plot for my daughter.
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SHERRILL: I think it would be a tough decision if this was in some way a political decision.
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SHERRILL: I think it would be a tough decision if this was in some way a political decision.
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And the decision to cover something is a decision to amplify it and, in some cases, normalize it.
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While this decision doesn't directly impact most Americans, the unilateral decision to remove an icon should cause pause.
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Well, it becomes-- a decision that carrying-- the-- the first decision is protecting our customers in the market.
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A decision by an "equally divided Court" leads to the affirmation of the lower court decision under appeal.
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So we're going to make a decision tonight or very shortly thereafter and you'll be hearing the decision.
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Her draft decision will then go to other EU regulators for feedback before a final decision is made.
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It's been a very tough decision for me to make, but I think I'm making the right decision.
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"We haven't made any decision on that," said Kudlow, reiterating the administration was "disappointed" in the UK decision.
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"We haven't made any decision on that," said Kudlow, reiterating the administration was "disappointed" in the UK decision.
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"It's not a reactive decision, it's a proactive decision to change the structure of the guidance," Allison said.
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The group said that Tuesday's court decision should preempt any congressional action to codify the 2011 delisting decision.
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The case was first argued in October 2015, but the decision was held until after the Salman decision.
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"They would take part in decision shaping, but not decision making," Eran told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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"And it is the decision of hosting countries and the organizing agencies to make that decision," he added.
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Giuliani: More time needed for Mueller interview decision Rudy Giuliani tells Fox News that President Trump's legal team may not make a decision about a Trump-Mueller decision until after the North Korea summit.
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The final decision is taken by a three-member Competition Decision Committee group, which is separate from the case investigation team and is not involved in the decision to issue the statement of objections.
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While a decision had been possible Friday, and one source familiar had believed a decision was pending Friday morning, by midday, sources familiar with the deliberations did not expect a decision before the weekend.
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After Britain's referendum decision, last June, to leave the European Union, more scathing criticism was piled upon the Labour leader for his decision to, well, accept the democratic referendum decision, however bad it was.
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"America's decision that Iran's oil exports must reach zero is a wrong and mistaken decision, and we won't let this decision be executed and operational," Rouhani said in a speech broadcast live on state television.
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Roxana gave me some awesome advice and told me to make the decision for myself and do what was right for me and not concern myself about Tom's decision because it's just that — his decision.
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I think the biggest, the most value-creating decision in business in the last two decades, was Apple's crazy decision, irrational decision to forward integrate into something they knew nothing about, and that was retail.
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FTSE will make a similar decision for Kuwait, and many fund managers expect a positive decision in that case.
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In a 2-1 decision this week, the Ohio 8th District Court of Appeals upheld the lower court's decision.
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All 20 analysts surveyed in a Reuters poll before the decision had correctly forecast the BOK's on-hold decision.
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The decision about abortion must remain a decision for the woman and her doctor to make, not the government.
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What sport a child may or may not play is an individual parent's decision -- or an individual child's decision.
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Respondents are required to be the financial decision-maker or share jointly in financial decision-making within the household.
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So Trump now knows both the political force of this decision and the practical agenda force of this decision.
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Nixon's decision not to strike North Korea and Trump's decision not to strike Iran are more like second-guesses.
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Respondents are required to be the financial decision-maker, or share jointly in financial decision-making within the household.
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The ensuing decision by appellate Judge João Pedro Gebran Neto backed up Moro's decision to keep Lula in prison.
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The International Rescue Committee called the decision to halt the U.S. refugee resettlement program a "harmful and hasty" decision.
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It's partially an aesthetic decision on Wheeler's part to include that low-level sound, and partly a safety decision.
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Saying he "wasn't part of the decision making-decision making process," Giuliani said Trump told him of the plans.
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" Sessions did add that he thinks Trump's decision to stop commenting on the matter is "probably a good decision.
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That decision was driven in part by the company's decision to save money on labor by automating the plant.
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"This guy kept saying, 'You have to make a decision, you have to make a decision,'" she told CBC.
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" He added, "This might be the right decision for the Tories, but it's the wrong decision for the country.
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The decision to jump into the makeup world versus skin or hair care was a simple decision for Gaga.
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Some SPD lawmakers want the budget committee to delay a decision on the deal until a final court decision.
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Following the company's decision, several customers took to social media to condemn Lands' End's decision to remove Steinem's interview.
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So I run my decision making through three filters: If any decision meets the three filters, I proceed quickly.
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Wilmer describes her decision to focus on such subjects as so obvious as to have been a non-decision.
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"When we initially got into game development, it was a business decision more than a passion decision," Holowaty explains.
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And if that's the case, then the decision to give all athletes steroids really isn't a decision at all.
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I made the decision, which I think history will conclude was the right decision, not to go to war.
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Not dealing with it causes more harm than momentary discomfort of making a decision and having a final decision.
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Trump later praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for a "wise" decision after he delayed the Guam decision.
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In the Columbia University decision, the board overturned the 2900 Brown University decision by President George W. Bush's NLRB.
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His decision stemmed from Trump's decision that the U.S. will back out of the Paris climate accord, Musk tweeted.
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Once the President made a decision, we at the State Department undertook our best efforts to implement that decision.
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Education mandates, teacher training and funding is only a policy decision away — a decision that already has widespread support.
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"Pumping iron was the decision-making factor, absolutely," Schwarzenegger said of his decision to let Pratt join their family.
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" The Department of Justice released a statement after the decision, saying, "We are disappointed with the Court's decision today.
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It said Apple's decision to refuse the court order was a "marketing decision" intended to court favor with consumers.
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"I don't regret the decision I made because it was the right decision for my family," Biden tells Winfrey.
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Even today, that decision is called into question; to millions, the decision was not only unfair but dead wrong.
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The question -- as has often been the Biden conundrum -- is whether Biden makes a decision, a pure, definite decision.
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"The decision has been made, the decision is not to allow them to enter," Hotovely told Israel's Reshet Radio.
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The decision on Saturday prompted criticism from Democrats and others, though some supported Trump's decision, including Former Arkansas Gov.
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What the T.S.A. screens for is a political decision, and the budget they are provided is a political decision.
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But Rick's handling of the situation has been a world-class example of making bad decision after bad decision.
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U.S. officials hailed the decision as a major victory for the Trump administration, though China can appeal the decision.
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The decision: In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court held that the law was unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment.
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The dollar index eased further following the decision, hitting a five-day low of 95.515 after the Fed decision.
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Libra is decisive, but this is a sign that takes its time to make a decision—a just decision.
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But the state appealed that decision to the full seven-judge court, which reversed the panel's decision on Friday.
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" President Vladimir Putin, above, welcomed President Trump's decision to withdraw American troops from Syria, calling it "the right decision.
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We had to make a decision, right, around some allegations that came to light and we made the decision.
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DAIMLER CEO SAYS THERE IS VDA APPOINTMENT THIS AFTERNOON ON IAA NEW LOCATION DECISION, THERE MAY BE DECISION TODAY
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That decision prompted a protest of more than 1,000 people, many of them veterans, upset with the school's decision.
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Richard Branson used a specific decision-making tool, known as a decision stream, to help him become a billionaire.
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"Making the right decision on safety is not the same as executing that decision well," Johnson said on Friday.
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The decision was a stark reversal of the university's decision last spring to maintain the name despite broad opposition.
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"This is a grave decision that requires thorough and solemn deliberation," Lee said in a statement announcing her decision.
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Ren: We need to wait for the court decision in Canada, I don't know what decision they will reach.
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"It needs to be a good business decision first, then it can be a good tax decision," she said.
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Bosa is a swarm of humanity, a constant presence in the opposing backfield causing lousy decision after lousy decision.
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SORKIN: WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF THE DECISION, THE ECONOMIC DECISION THAT COMPANIES HAVE MADE OVER THE PAST MONTH?
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The decision to leave it took American allies by surprise when word of the decision first leaked in October.
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Once the final decision is issued in the coming weeks, Qualcomm said it will challenge the decision in court.
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"The decision on what to buy, how much mortgage to take out, is a voluntary consumption decision," Williams said.
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Talking about their exit, the Sun reported Harry had said "this decision certainly wasn't the easy one but it was the right decision for our family, the right decision to be able to protect my son".
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Only an amendment to the Constitution itself, or a subsequent decision by the Supreme Court, would overrule the court's decision.
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It's time to admit that mere transparency isn't enough, and that every decision to censor content is a political decision.
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Also, she points out others who have made the difficult decision to euthanize their pet are haunted by their decision.
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The content of the Trump administration's decision to reverse the decision, at least according to Democrats, was even more problematic.
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Members of Congress were notified of the decision earlier on Tuesday, according to two sources with knowledge of the decision.
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Your decision to purchase a rideshare is just one financial decision among dozens, hundreds, maybe millions prompted by that thunderstorm.
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"Maybe (the decision) will be made this year, maybe not," he said, adding it was a decision for the owners.
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Decoupling the decision to list on the exchange from the decision to include in the Index is the right answer.
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Pelkey's attorney appealed the board's decision several weeks ago and is awaiting a decision, according to the Burlington Free Press.
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The full parliament finalized the decision on Thursday, in what Parliamentary President Antonio Tajani described as a "clear majority" decision.
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That means a decision is unlikely before June 2021 if the Supreme Court agrees to stay the DC Circuit's decision.
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"It was a terrible decision by the Fed," Moore said of the Fed decision to raise interest rates in December.
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The decision was not legally binding as the final decision to leave the ICC would be taken by individual nations.
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After the decision, Trump lashed out at the 9th Circuit, which would hear any appeal of Orrick's decision, on Twitter.
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It can be a difficult decision to make, but it's a decision that we wind up making again and again.
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It was cut off at the pass before you had a decision to make, given that Comey made the decision.
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In Ecuador, the unprecedented decision to legalize gangs across the country was basically a decision to adopt the opposite attitude.
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LONDON - Bank of England announces rate decision and publishes the minutes of the meeting, after the rate decision 20800 GMT.
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LONDON - Bank of England announces rate decision and publishes the minutes of the meeting, after the rate decision 2350 GMT.
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LONDON - Bank of England announces rate decision and publishes the minutes of the meeting, after the rate decision 1200 GMT.
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Every decision made along the way must comply with individual hospital policy or the decision of its medical ethics board.
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Moral decision-making is a constraint satisfaction process whereby your brain takes many factors and integrates them into a decision.
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LONDON - Bank of England announces rate decision and publishes the minutes of the meeting, after the rate decision 2 GMT.
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You only have yourself to blame when a character makes a dumb decision, because it was your decision all along.
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The decision to fire James Comey and the string of lies that followed that decision feel different to many observers.
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Last month, another Supreme Court (STF) minister, Edson Fachin, issued a decision upholding Lewandowski's opinion, calling the STJ decision contradictory.
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LONDON - Bank of England announces rate decision and publishes the minutes of the meeting, after the rate decision - 20730 GMT.
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LONDON - Bank of England announces rate decision and publishes the minutes of the meeting, after the rate decision - 1100 GMT.
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In an interview with The Verge, she says the decision not to include victims' families was purely a narrative decision.
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LONDON - Bank of England announces rate decision and publishes the minutes of the meeting, after the rate decision - 21800 GMT.
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"We're still going through the decision, it's a lengthy one, but we're very happy with the court's decision," he said.
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The decision was a business decision and not related to any warrant for user data which we have not received.
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The rand may also have been helped by Moody's decision to delay ratings decision that was scheduled for last Friday.
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I won the fight and I won the decision and all I can do is be gracious in the decision.
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The decision about abortion must remain a decision for the woman, her family and physician to make, not the government.
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If Hollander rules on whether Obamacare is constitutional, her decision could potentially be at odds with the decision in Texas.
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"Unromantic as it is, it isn't a decision to overthink or overproduce, it's a decision about ruthless efficiency," he said.
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The regulator said it will publish a draft decision later this month, with a final decision scheduled for Oct. 26.
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The appeals court decision reversed a September 2013 decision by U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel in White Plains, New York.
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Or, as has happened more often than not in his career, Biden makes a decision ... by not making a decision.
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According to the report, Manning can appeal the decision, but past precedent suggests that the decision will not be overturned.
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Ultimately, in my case, the decision will fall to my wife; for Jahi, the decision will be her loving mother's.
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"The decision to extend OPEC/Non-OPEC cuts is not a decision for OPEC or Saudi Arabia alone," Cohen wrote.
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My book tells you how to make a decision quickly and easily, then tells you how to rethink your decision.
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He defended the decision to lawmakers during his confirmation hearing, saying the decision was made in conjunction with Interior's lawyers.
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The commission's decision is a legal decision subject to appeal, something opponents of the pipeline have said they will do.
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"It was a tough decision, well thought out and in the end the right decision for the Colts," Irsay said.
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As the New York Times reported, the decision basically requires retroactive enforcement of a 2012 Supreme Court decision, Miller v.
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"While I am confident that I'm making the right decision, it still doesn't make this decision any easier," Vonn wrote.
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It is appealing a third antitrust violation decision, having been fined €14.7m following an Italian competition authority decision in 2015.
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I'm not the national security decision-maker," Bolton said, adding, "He's going to make the decision how to handle this.
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With the unanimous decision win, which is the first decision on his record, the Brit stays perfect at 10-0.
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It gives the public a voice into decision making that was basically just unilaterally policy based decision making before this.
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The decision to target Mr. Comey for his unusual decision to publicly disclose the inquiry came during an 8 a.m.
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Ask anyone in the insurance industry, and they'll tell you – the boring decision is likely the most fiscally savvy decision.
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And after the decision, we see African-Americans continue to resist, to critique Taney's decision from the podium, in newspapers.
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They're making the best decision for the team, and when they made that decision I was behind it as well.
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I believe that decision should be made in the next 48 hours, and it's a very, a very difficult decision.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan denounced the decision on Twitter Sunday night: This is big-government decision-making at its worst.
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It is this principle that distinguishes California's decision to opt out of deportation efforts from Arizona's decision to opt in.
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In Grant's view, Illinois authorities' decision to keep polls open — instead of following Ohio's decision to postpone elections — was reckless.
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She had previously announced her decision to compete in the qualifying draw rather than await another wild-card decision. Aug.
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"The decision not to have the rail collected by a work train was a decision by management," Mr. Samuelsen said.
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The reasoning behind the decision not to search for a CEO, or when the decision was made, is not clear.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi expressed his disappointment at TfL's decision yesterday, adding that the company would be appealing TfL's decision.
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Trump has until April 11 to finalize his decision on steel and April 19 to finalize his decision on aluminum.
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Teck said that a negative decision would result in an impairment in the quarter in which the decision is received.
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Shortly after the decision was announced, she held a news conference, tearfully appealing to the military to reverse its decision.
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Jean-Sébastien Jacques: Let me step back and explain the decision on the coal business, this decision about the portfolio.
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"The president made the right decision at the right time," Spicer said of Trump's decision to dismiss Flynn in February.
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"Brexit didn't affect my decision... I would have made this decision, at this time, with or without Brexit," he said.
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"Well, when you said on this decision, what decision do you mean?" she questioned the reporter, who was also female.
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"Pruitt conceded that any move to end the credits would be a "policy decision" for Congress, "not an EPA decision.
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Ultimately, the decision to seek treatment is likely more beneficial than the decision to continue abusing your drug of choice.
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"Voters view women differently when they view them as the decision maker as opposed to a decision maker," she said.
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It's a decision that is outside of certainly our control and I'm often not even sure where that decision lies.
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The decision was a "devastating decision for Swindon and the U.K.," Greg Clark, Britain's business secretary, said in a statement.
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"Trump gets to make the decision [on troops], and once the decision is made, Pompeo implements it," the person said.
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The decision was reversed by a federal appeals court; that decision was itself reversed by the United States Supreme Court.
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The decision came in large part due to his unanimous decision win over Manny Pacquiao in May of last year.
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In a 5-3 decision, the Court reversed the Utah Supreme Court decision that the illegal stop disqualified the evidence.
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And although the immigration authorities' determination was loosely based upon a 2005 Supreme Court decision, Gorsuch wrote a separate concurrence to his own majority decision to criticize that decision -- and explain why it should be read narrowly.
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"This is a very significant decision because it clarifies that the Supreme Court's decision was a preliminary decision ... on a very limited record," said Sirine Shebaya, a lawyer with Muslim Advocates, one of the groups that sued.
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Perhaps the most dubious playoff decision this postseason was Baltimore's decision to not use closer Zach Britton in the one-game Wildcard playoff against Toronto; a decision that was highly criticized by players and on social media.
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"Lord, we know that any decision made today will be a bad decision for some people, but Lord, we just pray that we make the right decision," Pastor Ray Angerman said, as the commissioners bowed their heads.
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But he added that federal law requires that before making such a decision, an agency has to study the relevant information, arrive at a rational decision supported by evidence and honestly articulate its reasons for the decision.
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The only decisions you should never champion are unlawful ones: a decision that breaks the law; a decision that will hurt or kill someone who shouldn't be hurt or killed; or a decision you simply can't live with.
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"I will be making a decision over the next three- to four-day period of time, and I think it will be a decision that will be a very good decision for a lot of people," he added.
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Both men are coming off controversial split decision losses—with Masvidal dropping his decision to Benson Henderson in his final UFC outing before defecting to Bellator and Larkin losing a razor-thin decision to fearsome Russian Albert Tumenov.
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When it comes to decision-making, McKinsey found that a majority of respondents say that much of the time they devote to decision-making is used ineffectively, and only 20% reported that their organizations excelled at decision-making.
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The DOJ's decision not to stay the case does not mean it's given up its right to appeal the court's decision.
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I cried, but I just prayed that I was making the right decision, that our country was making the right decision.
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So they know whether or not the grand jury decision that they don't believe in was really was the right decision.
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Policy by policy and decision by decision, EPA has damaged our nation's competitiveness, ability to innovate and capacity to create wealth.
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Sullivan's decision made waves on campus Sullivan's decision in January to represent Weinstein was met with heavy criticism on Harvard's campus.
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"We haven't made a decision yet," he said adding that the decision will be made with battery and electric car makers.
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Swartz appealed that decision and the appeals court is now waiting for the Supreme Court's decision in Hernández before it rules.
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Much like the decision to freeze the aid, the decision to abruptly release it appears to lie squarely with the President.
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The plaintiffs challenging Sessions' decision had such a "credible fear" claim denied, but only due to his decision limiting such claims.
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The European Council, the intergovernmental part of the EU's decision-making process, is due to take a decision by mid-May.
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News about this "extreme" decision has drawn ire from many Singaporeans who have criticised the government's decision on social media. Woah!
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There are "strong grounds for appeal," Moe told reporters after the decision, noting that it was "a very close, split decision".
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With Kollar-Kotelly's decision, the chances of that happening are diminished — although the federal government is likely to appeal the decision.
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Costolo's decision to create the algorithm was reportedly "kept from senior company employees" for fear that they would object the decision.
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This was a product and architectural decision; and a bad decision in hindsight, because it lacked basic precautions against bad actors.
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All I know is that the scariest decision of my life turned out to be the greatest decision I ever made!
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"When it comes to making a decision based on personality scores, that decision is almost always binary or categorical," he says.
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He had already made that decision... the recommendation that he got from the Deputy Attorney General just further solidified his decision.
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It's a way of life and a heavenly promise that guides him from day to day and from decision to decision.
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So I know we&aposre getting ready to see the really likely lengthy decision this judge writes, 200-plus-page decision.
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Many tech experts also supported Apple's decision, with one telling CNBC that Cook's decision to stand by customers' privacy is correct.
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For a larger decision, you may need more time — but don't rush the decision before you've had a chance to reflect.
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At first glance, the decision doesn't seem to make a lot of sense But the decision is more complicated than that.
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The decision quickly won bipartisan praise from lawmakers in Washington, who hailed the decision as a positive development for the investigation.
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"This single decision has made me healthier, happier and wealthier over the past year than nearly any other decision," he writes.
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"I haven't made a decision yet, and I hope to make a decision in the end of this year," he said.
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The decision was made following the close of markets in New York, and after-hours trading was muted to the decision.
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Khan, the center-left London mayor, is not directly responsible for the decision but said Thursday he stood by TFL's decision.
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Looking back on his decision now, even he's surprised by his ability to make such a risky and career-defining decision.
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And of course, he made a decision on Bear's Ears and the Grand Staircase that I think was the right decision.
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I still am remembering to have faith over fear because my decision is my decision, and it really only affects me.
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The decision to call a snap election in the summer of 2017, after denying any such intention, was her worst decision.
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A decision that underwent quality review was just as likely to be appealed and reversed by CAVC as any other decision.
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After the decision, support for the death penalty climbed by about 15 points and states passed measures challenging the court's decision.
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"I made the decision to appoint Ben Fairow; I also own the decision to remove him," she said in a statement.
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Others labeled the decision to leave old Pokémon behind "Dexit," a pun on Great Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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The most anticipated decision of the year came Tuesday, when the court in a 5-4 decision upheld Trump's travel ban.
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Kunis said that her decision to attend the event was based on the group's decision to allow women into its cast.
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For Chairman Mao, the decision was a no-brainer and from that fateful decision one can say the rest is history.
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"It was a hard decision, but the right one," Tilson said in an email Thursday explaining his decision to walk away.
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"Leader McCarthy's decision to remove me from committees is a political decision that ignores the truth," King said in a statement.
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"The fact that they may get a favorable decision (at the WTO) doesn't mean that it's a correct decision," he said.
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A decision to recommend charges would have garnered (just as the decision not to recommend charges has garnered) accusations of partisanship.
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A decision not to take a hearing should not be read as a decision in favor in women's health and rights.
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But Warren's made clear she wants space to make her decision, and that decision could include making no endorsement at all.
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"I did not come to this decision lightly," Pritzker told reporters during a daily briefing about the disease, announcing his decision.
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EU leaders have repeatedly said they are saddened by the UK's decision to leave and that they will respect the decision.
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A physician's guidance is still essential in making the right imaging decision, particularly when that decision is no imaging at all.
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"Because when you have to make a final decision, and it is the real final decision, you own it," Trump explained.
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The decision drew criticism from numerous lawmakers, including several Republicans who argued the decision should be left up to the states.
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"A decade from now, that decision may not look as tough as it feels today," she said of the Times's decision.
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"This is about a clear decision, an empowered decision in my life, to end one chapter and start another," she said.
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Making a high-stakes decision can feel like trying to uncover the decision that some part of you has already made.
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"After three elections, all I want is a decision, even if it's not a decision I hope to see," she said.
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So, to what extent should we be thinking about this as more of an economic development decision than a transportation decision?
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Bolton said in a 2015 interview that he believed the decision to leave Iraq was a worse decision that invading it.
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Killing Soleimani was the right decision, but engaging in another forever war in the Middle East would be the wrong decision.
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"The power of great collective decision-making is so much greater than the power of any individual decision-making," he said.
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Trump told reporters last week that he had reached a decision on the agreement but wouldn't say what that decision was.
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He's still in decision-making mode, though he recently said he was "closer" to a decision than he was before Christmas.
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If this decision (or the decision in Wisconsin) holds, it will act as a brake on partisan frenzy in the process.
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Given the significance of the decision, the entire Third Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to review the decision in 2020.
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"The decision of voting null came after a lot of thought and I am firm in my decision," Soares told CNN.
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Though she initially said she was disappointed by the decision, Reynolds said the state would not appeal the strike-down decision.
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But if the Fifth Circuit's decision is allowed to stand, that decision could have a chilling effect on all organized protest.
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The proof was in front of me: making a decision — any decision — was the best way to work toward financial goals.
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One seeks reinstate a decision removing protections for the gray wolf around the Great Lakes, after a judge undid the decision.
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"Arizona Beverage Company is making a perfectly sensible decision when considered purely as a business decision," MacCoun wrote in an email.
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A WALMART REALLY HAS TO MAKE A SOMEWHAT SIMILAR DECISION, BUT THEIR DECISION IS FROM WHAT END PRODUCER TO BUY THINGS.
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How: Clearly identify who has decision authority, and give them access to whomever else they need to inform the best decision.
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Tuesday's decision reverses a 2004 decision that found that Brown University graduate students were students, not employees, and could not unionize.
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GOP lawmakers have spent much of the time remaining before Congress's seven-week summer recess registering their disgust with the DOJ's decision — which on Tuesday was trained on Lynch's decision to take a back seat in the final decision.
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The decision led to mass outcry from YouTube creators, critics, and even employees at Google who signed a petition against YouTube's decision.
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The decision comes after the public appeared to welcome a decision to allow women to drive for the first time next year.
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One regulator told an exchange that the decision had already been made, while another said the decision might take a few months.
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And so it's just, I don't want to come to a group decision and then not be able to make the decision.
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Gorsuch dissented in the decision: "It might be fair to ask whether TransAm's decision was a wise or kind one," he wrote.
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The court's decision will leave in effect a decision from a federal appeals court in Washington upholding the constitutionality of the regulations.
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In a unanimous decision issued Monday, the high court vacated a lower court decision, which was initially in favor of the teen.
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"Best decision I feel like I've made," she says about her DDD-breast enhancement, emphasizing that this was her decision, for once.
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LONDON - Bank of England to announce rate decision and to publish the minutes of the meeting, after the rate decision - 1100 GMT.
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"We are waiting for a shareholder decision," Mansoori said, adding that an IPO "is a strategic decision and there is no pressure".
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McKinley told lawmakers that Pompeo's decision not to offer Yovanovitch support was a key reason for his decision to resign last week.
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It's unclear how many people would be affected by this decision but advocates put it in the thousands and denounced the decision.
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Its decision to seize on news as an identity was followed by Facebook's decision to pull back after a series of scandals.
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Because the memo is classified, a final decision on its release falls to Trump, who has five days to make a decision.
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But the decision isn't altruistic: Supporting Wikipedia is also a shrewd business decision that will likely benefit Google for years to come.
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"The Government of Canada respects the decision of the court," Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said in a statement announcing the decision.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan issued his stance on the decision on social media, writing on Twitter, "I'm disappointed in the Court's decision.
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The decision then fell to Rosenstein, who just 21 days into the job, faced the difficult decision to appoint a special counsel.
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"I think it was a good decision — the right decision," explains Mike Harkins, who says he still misses his high school friend.
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Instead of a new decision from the Supreme Court, the lower court's decision would be upheld, but without establishing a national precedent.
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He lost a 21-23 decision at Wrigley Field on May 22.64 and a 225-1 decision to Arrieta on June 227.
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" He adds, "I think that Fox made a decision and wants to show with their actions that they're serious about that decision.
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The decision by New York's highest court reversed an intermediate appellate court decision that had overturned a 2010 conviction for weapons possession.
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Ricketts' decision, explained in a curt statement on the defunct websites, was a direct boomerang to the sites' collective decision to unionize.
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It is already foreseen by the Commission's adequacy decision (Privacy Shield decision) that the data protection authorities will participate in the review.
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To close the episode, Bailey replaces Grey with April Kepner (Sarah Drew), which while a decision is probably not the best decision.
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Wilders, who is appealing the decision, was also once banned from entering Britain, although he later sued and the decision was overturned.
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For me, it is an extension of the most important decision I have ever made: the decision to live life without limits.
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Gleason, in a separate case, delivered another decision Friday that blocks the Trump administration's effort to overturn an Obama-era environmental decision.
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The RBI decision disappointed investors, sending India's benchmark 23-year bond yields IN069726G=CC up 13 bps from levels before the decision.
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EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said in a statement the decision was "a very important operational decision to strengthen European defense".
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Richard Dreyfuss is scoffing at President Trump's decision to skip the White House Correspondents' Dinner, saying his decision is cowardly and predictable.
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"I hope he knows what a horrible decision he made," Smith told WTVR about Hauler's decision to allow William to be released.
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The aide said Kelly appears to be far along in the decision-making process, although a final decision has not been made.
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"When you make a decision to move, you're making a decision to abandon your support network," said Beagle of WealthCrest Financial Services.
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Almost immediately following that decision, the Obama administration reversed its own decision — and defied the federal bench — by unilaterally halting the project.
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"My new motto for Mr. Green Tea ... is trust your decision, and when you make that decision, act on it," he added.
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In the Roe decision, the Supreme Court found that a constitutional right to privacy protected a woman's decision to terminate a pregnancy.
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Making the decision that we did to unallocate the plant is a very serious decision and that's what we tried to convey.
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NHTSA said last year it has "not made any final decision" on requiring the technology, but no decision is expected before December.
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When the tribunal decision was passed, state-run media reacted angrily to the decision, and ran statements from the government rejecting it.
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U.S. national security adviser John Bolton, who played a major role in Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran, backed Albania's decision.
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They may also be struggling to understand and make sense of the decision regarding the pregnancy and the consequences of that decision.
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But handing off the decision to Congress, which has shown itself unwilling to address the issue of Dreamers, is a decision itself.
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"The decision must be accepted and the process of implementing the decision in the best possible way must now begin," he said.
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"When you're talking about a decision about producing housing, typically that's a decision that was made a long time ago," he said.
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But the director's unilateral decision to impose over $100 million in additional sanctions wasn't the only disturbing thing about the bureau's decision.
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Analysts also said the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates last month would support a CBE decision to cut rates.
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In a filing, the company cited the European Union's decision to implement tariffs on motorcycles imported from the U.S. for its decision.
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"Leader McCarthy's decision to remove me from committees is a political decision that ignores the truth," he said in a statement Monday.
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The decision will be announced in the official gazette Tuesday, the person said, requesting anonymity as the decision was not public yet.
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Reuters first reported that Le Pen made the announcement of the tribunal's decision on Thursday in a statement denouncing the court's decision.
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Typically, the rules governing early decision policies force a student to commit to submitting one early decision application to their top choice.
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Outcome bias refers to judging a decision based on the outcome, rather than how exactly the decision was made in the moment.
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Trump was expected to announce his decision on whether to release the memo on Friday; however, Schiff's letter could delay that decision.
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Kenyan officials lodged an appeal against the decision but organizers rejected it, upholding their initial decision to strip Kemboi of his medal.
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" Mayor Jim Kenney (D) hailed the decision, writing on Twitter that he is "grateful for the Court's careful analysis and thoughtful decision.
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President Donald Trump condemned GM's decision, and chief executive Mary Barra went to Capitol Hill Wednesday to explain the decision to lawmakers.
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On Thursday, Allen said he believes the decision was "a financial decision," echoing the language used by ABC in justifying their move.
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"The president still hasn't made a decision, and we're not going to make a final decision just yet," Giuliani told the paper.
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Now Donovan has appealed the FDNY decision to the city's Civil Service Commission, and expects a decision by the end of July.
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How Ryan made his decision The discussions about Ryan's future have been closely held, according to a person familiar with the decision.
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A lot of factors went into McConnell's decision to silence Warren, and GOP senators' decision to go along with him on it.
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But I now know that my decision to have a breast augmentation in 2014 was the wrong decision, for so many reasons.
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Why it matters: The department has said no decision is imminent yet, and it's unclear how this lawsuit could affect their decision.
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Ginsburg, after all, dissented in Nassar, even though the Court's decision in that case largely follows from its previous decision in Gross.
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Growth: +2Spinning Wheels: 0Final score: 2 Worst Decision Maker of the Week: Molly Worst Decision Maker of Season 3: Molly, Molly, Molly.
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But we should be clear about the decision we are making, even if we're only making it by not making a decision.
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The decision to stay was framed as a negative choice — but those who made the decision to stay saw it completely differently.
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Wickremesinghe's supporters challenged Sirisena's decision, framing it as a ploy to avoid a decision in Parliament, where Rajapaksa wouldn't have the votes.
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"This was not an easy decision, but it's the right decision to protect the safety of Delawareans and Delaware families," said Carney.
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The women in this film had already made the decision to have an abortion, a decision fraught with emotional and moral weight.
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Abortion opponents hope that Kavanaugh will provide a fifth vote on a court decision to either overturn Roe or weaken the decision.
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" The decision was not unanimous among the three arbitrators on the panel; the decision called it "a case close to the borderline.
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Jim Justice's decision to ditch them and become a Republican last month, a decision he announced with Trump at his side. Rep.
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A decision upholding the law could make Louisiana the first state with no legal, practical access to abortion since the Roe decision.
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The decision to kill Soleimani has the potential to be the most consequential foreign policy decision of the Trump presidency to date.
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Like many critics of the decision, he suggested that the judge had bent over backward to create a decision pleasing to Beijing.
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"While we are disappointed with the arbitrator's decision, we accept the decision and will abide by it," a UC Berkeley spokesperson said.
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"This decision brings to a close what has been a nightmare for my nation," Kenyatta said in a speech welcoming the decision.
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There is almost no way in which, on a decision-by-decision basis, the hard-working folks at YouTube are truly accountable.
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That vote has a lower threshold for adoption, since unlike the decision from European Council today, legislation doesn't require a unanimous decision.
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"No decision (has been) taken yet," said Arrayed on the sidelines of a conference, adding there was no timeline for any decision.
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State officials, however, have since appealed the decision overturning the law, and await a decision from the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Trump's previous decision to withdraw troops also faced considerable opposition in the U.S., some believe, this decision is to abandon Kurdish fighters.
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But Johnson appealed the Scottish decision to the Supreme Court, which is expected to announce its decision early this week, analysts said.
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The North Carolina decision follows a 2018 Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision that also struck down a partisan gerrymander under the state's constitution.
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I used to be obsessed with making the "right" financial decision, but that often left me paralyzed, making no decision at all.
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But on the Supreme Court, I'll be making that decision, and it will be a decision which I very strongly believe in.
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A decision could come as soon as Monday after US markets close, according to a source familiar with the decision-making process.
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While Jacare is just one win removed from a decision loss to Yoel Romero, that decision was as debatable as they come.
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People briefed on the decision said Amazon had made the decision early on Thursday amid rising concerns about the small vocal minority.
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The Chancellor himself knows, whoever he or she is, the broad outlines of an MPC decision prior to that decision and of course in the case of this decision where there's an indemnity being given for the asset purchase facility.
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Specifically, they argued that the appeals court decision did not conflict with the Whole Woman's Health decision, but instead was a fair application of that decision based on the 5th Circuit's "close review of a massive record" from the district court.
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So it was a difficult decision to make, and when we only had a few days to look at and make a decision on it, and I voted against Barack Obama's plan to use force, and it was the right decision.
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World leaders blast Trump's decision to pull out of Paris climate deal World leaders blast Trump's decision to pull out of Paris climate deal Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord has drawn criticism from all directions.
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"We have said, first of all, that we respect the decision he took under his own will and we recognize that this decision, his decision, was taken in the interests of all of us," the International Olympic Committee president said.
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Barr's decision to hold a press conference is also likely to draw comparisons with former FBI Director James Comey's decision to go before the cameras to explain his decision not to charge Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton over her private email server.
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My job is to make sure that that man has all of the information available from whatever source so that he makes the best decision, and then, when that decision is made, my job is to then implement that decision.
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But Brown said Dorsey's decision to move to Africa for a few months next year, plus Dorsey's decision this fall to ban all political ads rather than fact-check them on the social-media platform, accelerated his decision to sell.
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" Last year, on the fifth anniversary of the decision, Obama (a former constitutional law professor and sitting president at the time of the decision) said that the "Citizens United decision was wrong, and it has caused real harm to our democracy.
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When the decision was protecting democracy from foreign attack or protecting Republican interests, it was apparently an easy decision for the majority leader.
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The SCOTUS decision follows the decision by Trump to withdraw an Obama directive advising schools to let students use their bathroom of choice.
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The violence follows a decision by the Supreme Court last week to remove powers from the opposition-led congress, a decision since overturned.
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Carson: (long pause) The decision was made… at a level other than myself but I gave permission for the decision to be made.
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While some have supported the decision, saying drinking affects performance and discipline, others have hit back at Lloyd's decision, calling the ban "drastic".
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With all that in mind, I've recently made a dramatic decision — certainly the most dramatic decision in my personal history with The Bachelor.
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I thought whoever had to make that decision, you put them in a bad decision in a replay booth in New York City.
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"We have got a genuinely difficult decision ... there is going to be a decision on Tuesday," Grayling told the BBC's Andrew Marr show.
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"If his decision had not been overturned [in the 2018 decision], its logic would lead to challenges of all those agencies," Klein said.
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The decision overturned previous decisions by the state's Supreme Court, the trial court in New York, and a regulatory decision by the NYDOS.
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Then, after reaching their individual decision about the new message, that coder shares that decision with all the other coders in the system.
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How can NEPA's goal of informed, environmentally protective decision making be achieved if the decision makers themselves don't read and understand the documents?
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The goal here is to make the right decision easy and the wrong decision harder, so everyone is intentional about their data use.
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"It was hard to make the decision to put our house on Airbnb, but two things help us with that decision," he says.
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In a series of bad decision after bad decision, Tess kisses Scott, who (bless his heart) pushes her away and calls her unprofessional.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney made the original announcement of the G7 decision on Thursday; Trump reversed the decision Saturday.
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He has since spoken out about his decision to leave, saying Facebook's decision to start building targeted ads into WhatsApp made him unhappy.
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"The decision has been taken in view of the regional security environment," the prime minister's office said in a statement announcing the decision.
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In the wake of the decision, the benchmark ASX 200 climbed 1.53 percent, compared with gains of around 0.55 percent before the decision.
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I get that you can think it's the right decision to do it and as humans it's OK to make the wrong decision.
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"The thing you learn at a larger company is, even if your decision was good before, it's not just your decision," he said.
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And a 2016 decision by UK employment tribunal judged a group of Uber drivers to be workers — a decision Uber continues to appeal.
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Then, when a decision comes to be made, rather than just talking and so on, the question is, what should this decision be?
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Just one day after the decision, International Energy Agency chief Fatih Birol told a conference that OPEC's decision could indeed embolden U.S. drillers.
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Trump called Mehta's decision "crazy" and "totally the wrong decision by obviously an Obama-appointed judge," referring to Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.
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Last year's FCC decision to repeal net neutrality was arguably the most unpopular tech policy decision in the history of the modern internet.
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Twitter said it would appeal the decision and I am not sure to what extent they will battle this decision in the court.
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President Trump has made his decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the decision.
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I hope my colleagues on the Armed Services Committee will review this decision and that the Defense Department will reconsider this rash decision.
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Democrats criticize Trump administration decision The two Democratic senators from California expressed dismay over the Trump administration's decision to resume the death penalty.
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Moving U.S. troops to Poland would a bold, historic decision on par with Trump&aposs decision to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem.
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Needless to say, while the judges certainly got the decision right, the two heavyweights didn't give them much to base that decision on.
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Her decision not to go to court isn't surprising to the source, who points again to Teresa's decision to focus on the positive.
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This is an IOC decision, we can only offer them a technical solution from a sporting position but they have made their decision.
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Aussie/dollar traded as high as $0.7496 after the decision was announced — compared to a high of $0.7482 seen ahead of the decision.
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Gore decision by 60 Minutes in 2008, he rejected the notion as "nonsense" that the decision was based on politics, not judicial philosophy.
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But that was before Donald announced his decision to run for president ... a decision that has seemingly cost him his friendship with Rivers.
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The decision was later backed by the court, but President Ivan Duque has sought to overturn the decision because of increasing coca crops.
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Throughout the interview, Priebus defended Trump and his decision to resign, saying that it was a mutual decision between himself and the President.
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We get anxious about making the wrong decision and so, we do whatever we can to avoid having to commit to a decision.
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Petrobras said it would wait for formal publication of any Carf decision before it makes any decision on how to deal with it.
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A final decision will be taken by the Airbus board based on a panel's decision to put forward one name, that of Schulz.
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Hours after the EDF board's decision, the British government announced a surprise decision to review the project, delaying its verdict until early autumn.
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The decision was first reported by McClatchy and The New York Times, before Homeland Security officially released a final decision on the matter.
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Evercore ISI's Mark Schoenebaum expects BioMarin make its next move only after the FDA's decision on Sarepta, and European regulators' decision on Kyndrisa.
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The EU decision rejects this pro-consumer product design decision and forces Google to keep its product anchored to the less useful past.
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I feel like every time I had chances, something bad happened for me, wrong decision making by me, good decision making by him.
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"Speaker Ryan's decision to accept Father Conroy's decision to rescind his resignation and finish his term is welcome news," Pelosi said last year.
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Say the Supreme Court declines the clinics' request to stay the Fifth Circuit's decision and decides not to review the panel's decision itself.
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It was Trump's decision An administration official briefing reporters on Wednesday insisted anyone caught off guard by the decision hasn't been paying attention.
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A source close to the French carmaker's board said FCA took the decision after France sought to delay a decision on the deal.
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When Kelly's decision was brought up at the hearing in San Francisco, Tigar said that ruling was not binding on his own decision.
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" Lord said he has a "serious disagreement" with CNN's decision to fire him and said their decision is "caving to the Nazi tactics.
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The decision by the Framers to have the chief justice preside strongly suggests that the decision was not intended to be entirely political.
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"The president's decision (to forego the award) precluded any need for a formal decision on the part of the Council," said a spokeswoman.
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"I've been in situations where you have to make a decision to do your job and that decision has political consequences," Morell said.
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So it's more the situation I inherited once I made the decision to come, and then what transpired once I made the decision.
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I'm a terrible decision maker (I don't have a gallbladder, which I'm told is your decision-making organ) but that one was easy.
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In an effort to fight what's known as "decision fatigue," she removes the major decision of what to wear from her morning routine.
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So when the decision is read, announcing Tsagouris as the victor via unanimous decision, she falls to her knees in happiness and relief.
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Was this a decision to switch the focus, or was it a decision based more on what information you had from the interviews?
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Mousasi Out-Strikes Leites to Decision When we last saw Thales Leites, he lost a razor-thin decision to Michael Bisping in Scotland.
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A senior Israeli official said Netanyahu is expected to make his decision within weeks, and added it will likely be a positive decision.
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Ultimately, I think I made the right decision, I have some extra incentives in there, so I'm happy with the decision I made.
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Before the decision Fitch lowered its outlook on Japan's sovereign debt following the government's decision to postpone a rise in the sales tax.
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In most circumstances, a decision by the SEC staff stands as final, but in some cases the commission chooses to review the decision.
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I agreed that that was the right decision, and let me explain to you why I agreed that was the right decision. Okay?
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"They were saddened to make this decision but they knew it was the right decision to make," he said about the school board.
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This is a point Sanders has made defending her decision to rarely hold press briefings (a decision she defended, naturally, on Fox News).
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The National Gallery's decision is unusual, and most institutions are not reconsidering their decision to hang work by Mr. Close on their walls.
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He called his decision to suddenly back away from the rat race "the second-best decision in my life," after marrying his wife.
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The Trump administration's decision to rescind DACA has been challenged, and the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue its decision this summer.
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"This is not a decision that should be taken lightly, nor is it a decision that should be exclusively made emotionally," Tony added.
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Financial dependence had enabled me to make a major life decision, the decision to go to college, without taking personal ownership of it.
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He believed that the distributed decision-making of market actors was almost always superior to the decision-making of any handful of bureaucrats.
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One officer, recalling his decision to approve airstrikes that killed scores of Taliban fighters, is confident that his decision saved his own men.
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The decision is a reversal from an Obama administration decision last year that lifted the ban on allowing transgender people to serve openly.
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"Once they are satisfied they will go back and make a decision," he said, adding that there was no timeframe for the decision.
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"If it was my decision alone, just my decision alone, which it isn't, we'd be running for president starting tomorrow," Hunter Biden said.
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She was fine with that decision, but that decision was taken away from her after the hearings when her allegations were essentially leaked.
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Decision support tools for climate change are in high demand, and decision makers need more rather than fewer tools with which to work.
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Currently, if you object to Facebook's decision to take down content you posted, you can appeal the decision to Facebook's community moderation team.
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Signs of a decision But by early evening Thursday, after days of waiting, Alexander began to show signs he had made a decision.
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" Days later, Mr. Perry called the decision to drop the commercials a "wrong decision" and apologized for "the hurt it has unintentionally caused.
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Progressive media members protested the decision, while some on-air personalities openly defied the network decision, including hosts Joy Reid and Chris Hayes.
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"Running the decision desk is basically like taking a math test," said Arnon Mishkin, director of Fox News's decision desk (and the cellist).
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Clinton's decision to use a private email server, of course, was the original digital act of this election season — the decision by Mrs.
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On a very superficial level it is a political decision in the sense that it's a decision that is ultimately made by politicians.
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Wade Supreme Court decision who has referred to it as an "erroneous decision," was confirmed to her post by the Senate in October.
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" SAKSHI GUPTA, ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENT, HDFC BANK, GURUGRAM "The RBI's decision was a surprise, especially the fact that it was a unanimous decision.
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The decision came just weeks before the end of the fiscal year, which prevented Congress from taking meaningful action to reverse the decision.
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The Ring decision was issued after Mr. McKinney's original sentencing, and a 2004 Supreme Court decision ruled that Ring did not apply retroactively.
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But while Dayton's decision to select Smith wasn't a surprise, her decision to run again in 2628 has caught some observers off guard.
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What is the meaning of our life if our decision, our conscious decision, is to reduce the opportunities for our children and grandchildren.
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The President's Syria decision was also slammed by Brett McGurk, the former US envoy for the global coalition to counter ISIS who resigned last year because of Trump's decision to pull US forces out of Syria -- a decision the President later reversed.
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The Obama administration's decision not to remove certain immigrants is akin to a prosecutor's decision not to bring charges against low-level marijuana offenders, or a cop's decision to let someone off with a warning rather than writing them a speeding ticket.
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When it comes to high-stakes decision-making, the right people with the relevant knowledge, experience, and stake must hold ultimate decision authority, so they can make, act on, and own the results of the decision (and this sometimes means delegating down).
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He is the acting attorney general for that matter, and he has to make his own decision, as I had to make my decision.
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If the decision is made to withhold details from vendors, that decision is supposed to be revisited periodically, multiple times a year, Crocker added.
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But when you're talking about a 12 percent victory I think that the court's decision to hold this [new] election was a dreadful decision.
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Wade decision, explained that the Southern Baptist Convention actually endorsed the decision at the time (abortion was more of a Catholic concern, after all).
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The S&P Bank ETF dipped about half a percent after the Fed's decision was released, despite a brief surge immediately after the decision.
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Weber said his group was not holding Kavanaugh's decision against him, because while the decision was "not the greatest result," it was largely procedural.
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The decision was revealed when one of The Times' cartoonists, Patrick Chappatte, published a blog post linking the paper's decision to the recent controversy.
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This is a local market decision where the company is allowing local Program Directors to make the right decision regarding airplay for their communities.
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People sometimes think his decision on Obamacare led to Justice Roberts&apos decision with Obamacare, the mandate was attacked, that is held against him.
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"You talk about having to make a decision — the governor has a decision to make," CNN's Chris Cuomo said to Todd on Monday night.
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The decision was given to me in writing, but the dean who was supposed to meet with me to discuss the decision never did.
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At the end of the day, the decision to enter into a contract with the Obamas was likely little more than a business decision.
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But Trump is saying these things to justify his decision on Sunday to move American troops in Syria — a decision that's drawn bipartisan pushback.
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Indeed, the Marquette poll suggests that such a decision would enjoy even more support than the Court's marriage equality decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.
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"My wife always brings up this catastrophic decision in petty couple arguments now," one forum user wrote of their decision to use DirecTV Now.
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Of course, when then a decision has been made that everybody is committed to the decision and then the focus is on the implementation.
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The director of NBC News' decision desk, the decision analysts and the quality control desk will be isolated from the calls of other networks.
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It's a personal decision and from listening to the conversations of those who are still here, I know it's sometimes not an easy decision.
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A two-round referendumThe decision facing the electorate is essentially sequential: the decision to leave inevitably precedes the implementation of any post-leave arrangements.
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Microsoft won its case in the Second Circuit last July, and the split decision today means that the court will not reconsider its decision.
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"There is simply no evidence that Iran has made the strategic decision to renounce nuclear weapons and open realistic discussions to demonstrate that decision."
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Citing three Democratic sources with knowledge of the decision, Politico reported that Gutierrez was expected to announce his decision not to run on Tuesday.
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The MPC effectively institutionalizes the government's role in central bank decision-making, making Rajan the last governor to have taken an independent policy decision.
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Independent news analyst Andrew Tyndall told THR that this decision is a "symptom" of NBC's decision to "downsize" the role of co-anchor entirely.
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"As of today, Penti has not taken any decision on an acquisition, stake sale, merger or a decision to initiate these processes," it said.
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"I wasn't involved and it's a campaign decision," he told CNN's Sara Murray after the debate regarding the decision to invite the four women.
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Iran's decision to test-fire a ballistic missile on Sunday helped trigger Trump's decision, which could be announced as early as Friday, they said.
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For the companies involved, the best decision is a no action (what is known as a "safe harbor") decision where CFIUS declines to intervene.
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The decision to initiate a review of COPPA was a unanimous decision from the FTC's five commissioners, which includes three Republicans and two Democrats.
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Toyota could delay its model investment decision for a few months, the second source said, as it did with its March architecture investment decision.
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Guatemala's Constitutional Court overruled Morales' decision after all-night deliberations on five appeals, blocking Morales' decision to unilaterally end a U.N. anti-corruption commission.
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