I'm not arguing that any of this disqualifies Joe Biden.
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Their page tells me this disqualifies me from the coupon.
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It certainly isn't something that disqualifies anyone from being President.
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It would appear this disqualifies Nizhegorodov from the 2011 Worlds.
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The prison sentence currently disqualifies Mr. Nasheed as a candidate.
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It also disqualifies the phone as a true all-screen device.
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Did you really think being related disqualifies them from getting married?
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This crossover, Futerfas argues, disqualifies the investigation from including the company.
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This crossover, Futerfas argues, disqualifies the investigation from including the company.
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Any analysis of his statements disqualifies him for office — any office.
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"Mauro's resume disqualifies him," wrote CAIR National Executive Director Nihad Awad.
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My gayness no more redeems me than my whiteness disqualifies me.
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It's not just one thing that makes or breaks or disqualifies you.
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That, he says, disqualifies an S.U.V. from wearing an Aston Martin badge.
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But I have one belief that I worry disqualifies all the others.
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Is it because my drunkenness disqualifies me from being The Good Victim?
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That alone truly disqualifies it from being truly bipartisan in any meaningful way.
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Some have been sidelined by negative home equity, which disqualifies them from refinancing.
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I guess that disqualifies on the second part, which is that it's investing.
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He argues that Clinton's coziness with the sector disqualifies her as a progressive.
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" He did, however, add that he's "not sure that one incident alone disqualifies anybody.
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The sodomy conviction disqualifies Anwar from political office and from contesting the next election.
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The felony conviction disqualifies him for a license to practice medicine in the future.
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Cereal is something middle-class people eat, which disqualifies it from bowl food status.
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It also disqualifies anyone who's had cross-sex hormone therapy or sex reassignment surgery.
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However, this policy disqualifies a majority of undocumented immigrants who aren't protected under DACA.
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If you think that disqualifies me to be Jewish, you're one of the problems.
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But I think we've seen voters reject the notion that inexperience disqualifies you from serving.
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The appearance of grossly reprehensible behavior disqualifies him from service in the United States Senate.
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What disqualifies most of all is his history record and personal statements on civil rights.
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Not to Trump's racist deduction that Judge Curiel's Mexican heritage disqualifies him from sound jurisprudence.
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Not "caring" enough to get around an impossible work schedule apparently disqualifies you from democracy.
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Whitaker's public record of aggressive hostility to the Mueller probe disqualifies him from overseeing it.
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I can't say that I feel my experience with him disqualifies him from public office.
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I'm not sure that one incident alone disqualifies anybody, but her point is absolutely right. Sen.
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Many licences have a "good moral character provision", which immediately disqualifies anyone with a felony conviction.
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It also disqualifies anyone worldwide who is serving a custodial sentence on 12 months or more.
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CAS SAYS RUSSIAN CURLER GUILTY OF ANTI-DOPING VIOLATION, DISQUALIFIES OAR FROM PYEONGCHANG MIXED DOUBLES EVENT
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That potentially disqualifies CFPB acting Deputy Director David Silberman from replacing Cordray in an acting capacity.
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Further, a lack of papers disqualifies immigrants from higher value-added jobs in management or the trades.
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It disqualifies convicted drivers and drivers who have not been convicted but are charged with serious offenses.
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Comedian Bill Maher says Donald Trump's lewd behavior toward women disqualifies the Republican nominee from the presidency.
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Brock on Monday said the incident and its aftermath disqualifies Christie from serving on Trump's presidential campaign.
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It also disqualifies any academic receiving funding from EPA, but not personnel from state or local agencies.
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Clinton, whose experience with her husband's infidelity all but disqualifies her from speaking in similarly vivid terms.
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Full video below still shows that his terrible skill in speech disqualifies him, but not for that.pic.twitter.
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The harshness of the sound and its respective wounded aura hardly disqualifies Anti from pop product mode.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT) suggested that a sexual assault in high school hardly disqualifies Kavanaugh from the bench.
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The fact that she admitted that invention "it seems to me disqualifies her as a witness," Dershowitz said.
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Critics assert the same claim that they threw at the president-elect, that Flynn's "intemperate" personality disqualifies him.
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What I'm saying is to suggest that a person's race disqualifies them to do their job is textbook.
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Further, his insinuation that a criminal record disqualifies one from the ability to excel deserves the strongest condemnation.
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In fact, obesity disqualifies nearly a third of American youth, 17 to 24 years old, from military service.
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Yet the Kochs have not said that this disqualifies Cruz from earning their support in the Presidential race.
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Warner on Thursday said the memo disqualifies Barr from leading the Justice Department, where he would oversee Mueller's investigation.
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The committee believes that disqualifies her as a general election candidate and would cripple a potential campaign against Culberson.
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Abortion-rights advocates constantly argue that disagreement on one issue disqualifies one from being a member of the party.
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His refusal to accept the results of this election disqualifies him automatically from any office in the United States.
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New Orleans, with more than 400 openings, no longer automatically disqualifies those who have injected heroin or smoked crack.
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"I'm not sure that one incident alone disqualifies anybody, but her point is absolutely right," Sanders said of Flores.
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However, if he did, it utterly and irrevocably disqualifies him as a Justice of the United States Supreme Court.
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The FCC prohibits "obscene, indecent, and profane" broadcasts, which disqualifies stories that contain a lot of cursing or adult content.
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A general lack of good personal hygiene is the number one thing that disqualifies a man from my dating pool.
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It also declared that the two biggest opposition parties had failed to register correctly, which disqualifies them from fielding candidates.
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But the conviction disqualifies him from political office and from contesting the next election that must be held by 2018.
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"I don't think the President being a billionaire disqualifies him from the full support of the Republican Party," he added.
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Barr has made clear that he doesn't see his loyalty that way, and that disqualifies him from being attorney general.
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If doing traditional fundraisers disqualifies you from running for president, then I guess neither one of us would be here.
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I could not support a candidate like Donald Trump, whose behavior disqualifies him to be a PTA member, let alone president.
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The sodomy conviction disqualifies Anwar from political office and from contesting the next election that must be held by mid-2018.
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A statement of faith, they assert, prohibits academic freedom and thus disqualifies us from being a genuine institution of higher education.
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But the dog-whistle was audible to everybody: the judge's Hispanic heritage, Mr Trump charged, disqualifies him to oversee his case.
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"If none of my opponents will denounce censorship, that alone disqualifies all them for elective office!" he yelled during the forum.
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Y.), have argued that the memo disqualifies Barr from heading the Department of Justice (DOJ) and thus overseeing the Mueller probe.
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And that's what some will say disqualifies me from writing about Omar, her apparent anti-Semitism, and President Trump's racist response.
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Y.), have argued that the memo disqualifies Barr from heading the Department of Justice (DOJ) and thus overseeing the Mueller probe.
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Slacktivism's inherent laziness disqualifies it as a real agent of progress because it does not possess the enthusiasm necessary for change.
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The ceramic is arguably the best looking of the bunch, but $1,299 disqualifies that model for the vast majority of us.
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"Our adversaries almost certainly have a blackmail file on Hillary Clinton, and this fact alone disqualifies her from service," he said.
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I feel like the data breach should be ... Yeah, I wouldn't say there's anything that disqualifies you from being president now.
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Some Ukrainian lawmakers such as Radical party leader Oleh Lyashko have said Danyliuk's connection to offshore companies disqualifies him from his job.
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But when they meet, Tori annoyingly disqualifies Ryan based on one insignificant detail: his name, which is the same as Tori's ex.
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"Let's talk about Benghazi, I think that disqualifies her to be commander in chief," he said, picking up his stump speech again.
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It is not merely Ginsburg's very public antipathy towards Trump that arguably disqualifies her, although even taken alone that might be enough.
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"The US decision to award Israelis impunity undermines and essentially disqualifies its leadership role to seek peace in the region," he said.
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All were on probation or parole for felony convictions, which in North Carolina and many other states disqualifies a person from voting.
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But I refuse the claim that this disqualifies my judgment about him or my ability to offer an analysis of this debate.
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The government alleges Ramirez told immigration agents he is a gang member, an affiliation that generally disqualifies undocumented immigrants from gaining DACA protection.
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The normal punishment, in this case, would include losing authority to handle classified information, and that too disqualifies Hillary Clinton from being President.
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For those born before the Reagan years, by contrast, the fact that Mr Sanders honeymooned in the Soviet Union disqualifies him from consideration.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has said that the move essentially disqualifies the U.S. from brokering future peace talks between the Palestinians and Israelis.
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The Lautenberg Amendment to the 1968 Gun Control Act disqualifies people with a misdemeanor conviction for domestic violence from buying or owning weapons.
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The Lautenberg Amendment to the 1968 Gun Control Act disqualifies people with a misdemeanor conviction for domestic violence from buying or owning firearms.
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Trump has repeatedly said Clinton's private email server at the State Department jeopardized sensitive national intelligence and disqualifies her from the Oval Office.
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The money laundering charge disqualifies him for bail, and assisting a criminal racket could carry a jail sentence of up to 20147 years.
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The money laundering charge disqualifies him for bail, and assisting a criminal racket could carry a jail sentence of up to 5373 years.
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Cedric Richmond each delivered emotional testimony that Sessions' record on civil rights disqualifies him from serving atop the Justice Department under President-elect Trump.
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Those will change further if it disqualifies any winners of the 350 seats awarded to the candidate with the most votes in each constituency.
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As for the name "Forbidden Planet," Hellier said the discovery of this exoplanet clearly disqualifies its "forbidden" or impossible status, as it obviously exists.
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Getting discharged for misconduct has serious repercussions for former military men and women as this disqualifies them from receiving health benefits from Veterans Affairs.
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"Donald Trump's well documented misogyny and vulgarity disqualifies him from being received by Her Majesty the Queen or the Prince of Wales," its continues.
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Some people say that, whatever his contrition, his admission that he ordered the killing in cold blood of Vietnamese women and children disqualifies him.
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While I support calls to declassify additional information on the CIA's interrogation program and Haspel's role in it, what we already know disqualifies her.
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The child is on Medicaid, so creating a typical irrevocable trust for the child disqualifies him or her from these needs-based government benefits.
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So, take our hypothetical person who might get a cost-of-living raise of a few hundred bucks that disqualifies them from the subsidy.
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A moderately successful Trump debate performance means not saying something completely outlandish and ridiculous that he disqualifies himself from the office of the presidency.
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Cruz, who has the ultimate pedigree with degrees from Harvard and Princeton, doesn't think someone's CV automatically qualifies or disqualifies them from becoming president.
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If the Supreme Court disqualifies Sharif over the latest allegations, his 65-year-old brother is seen as one of the favorites to take over.
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"Donald Trump's well documented misogyny and vulgarity disqualifies him from being received by Her Majesty the Queen or the Prince of Wales," the petition reads.
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President Trump says Mayor Pete Buttigieg bears a striking resemblance to the fictional MAD Magazine cover guy, Alfred E. Neuman, and that alone disqualifies him.
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He didn't do so well in handling Cruz's silky counter-punch on his recent questions about whether Cruz's Canadian birthplace disqualifies him to be president.
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"This disqualifies many niche high-end luxury cars and high-performance cars from the list," ACEEE representative Maxine Chikumbo told Business Insider in an email.
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Each boat also carries a sealed safety box containing a GPS and second satellite phone, but breaking the seal disqualifies a sailor from the race.
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If the state party disqualifies Moore as its nominee and he still wins the race, then the results of the special election would be nullified.
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Most notably, it no longer disqualifies minorities from shielding from hate speech because an unprotected characteristic like "children" is appended to a protected characteristic like "black".
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" The petition's creators write: "Donald Trump's well documented misogyny and vulgarity disqualifies him from being received by Her Majesty the Queen or the Prince of Wales.
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Facebook tells me it uses the same signals as its Trending section, and disqualifies posts that lots of people are commenting on or reporting as false.
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I haven't eaten one since that day 18 years ago, which you may believe disqualifies me from penning anything resembling an endorsement of these cookies. Nonsense.
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Critics argue that bitcoin's volatility and a lack of fundamental underpinnings disqualifies it as a reliable store of value, and that this is unlikely to change.
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However, if the Alabama Republican Party disqualifies Moore as its nominee before the election and he still wins the race, the election results would be nullified.
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Many students believe they're paying their way toward forgiveness, only to find they hold a loan or are enrolled in a repayment plan that disqualifies them.
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The newspaper says that Trump and Cruz's calls to deport the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants currently residing in the U.S. "disqualifies" them to be president.
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She never says what she thinks disqualifies a person in this regard—in fact, other than this, Radical Candor leaves out the issue of incompetence entirely.
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Under Section 44 of the Constitution, "any direct or indirect pecuniary interest with the Public Service of the Commonwealth" disqualifies a person from sitting in Parliament.
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Grassley also addressed the false claim promoted by Trump and others that not having first-hand knowledge of an event disqualifies someone from being a whistleblower.
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Each boat also carries a sealed safety box containing a GPS tracker and second satellite phone, but breaking the seal disqualifies a sailor from the race.
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"The public and others will judge whether the evidence in this case disqualifies Hill from holding elected office in the future," Torres writes in the report.
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"Someone who openly taps into such racist and homophobic feelings of prejudice disqualifies himself for top positions in politics," SPD Secretary General Katarina Barley told Der Spiegel.
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Brett Kavanaugh is now an associate justice of the Supreme Court — but the hyper partisanship he showed to get confirmed disqualifies him from ruling in certain cases.
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"The disdain that Hillary Clinton expressed for millions of decent Americans disqualifies her from public service," Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, said during a speech in Baltimore.
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There have been widespread reports of apparently being a cruel and demanding boss and that she doesn't suffer fools — none of which disqualifies her from the presidency.
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They are packed full of DNA, a hallmark of all living things, but they can't reproduce without a host, which disqualifies them from some definitions of life.
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His ties to Trump aside, he's a private citizen and not a US official, which some say disqualifies him from having any role in US foreign policy.
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"I sense a certain disdain for diplomacy in Mike Pompeo that I believe disqualifies him from being our next senior diplomat," Feinstein said in a press release.
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It also faces significant obstacles, such as a scarcity of research funding and the requirements of federal crop insurance, which frequently disqualifies farmers who plant cover crops.
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This statement is so false, so ignorant, so lacking in knowledge and facts that it disqualifies anyone from seriously considering him as a potential commander in chief.
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The country's top electoral court is expected to bar Lula from running within days, as his corruption conviction upheld on appeal disqualifies him under a "clean slate" law.
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He later issued a statement in which he claimed U.S. "adversaries almost certainly have a blackmail file on Hillary Clinton," which he said "disqualifies" her from the presidency.
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" Being a publicly-traded partnership has been "very irksome," Schwarzman said, as it disqualifies Blackstone from "being able to be owned by a huge number of potential buyers.
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But just 32 percent say that the video disqualifies Trump from being president and believe that he should with withdraw from the race, versus 53 percent who disagree.
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Meng is seeking a stay of extradition proceedings in part based on Trump's comments, which her lawyers argue disqualifies the United States from pursuing the case in Canada.
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This is because it is a solid, which, by crowdsourced definition, disqualifies it from true sauce-hood, while also differentiating it from its purer sibling: whole cranberry sauce.
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The discovery probably disqualifies the bonnethead from a starring role in future sharkspoitation films, but it showcases the incredible diversity of forms and abilities within the shark family.
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Critics say O'Rourke lacks a deep policy background and his unsuccessful run against U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas last November disqualifies him from pursuing an even higher office.
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The media has used the theater aspect as if a person in theater cannot be anything other than an actor and as if that disqualifies them as anything else.
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His inability to comprehend the gendered complexities of partners' infidelities is ludicrous, and certainly disqualifies him as a leader who could address the gendered inequalities persistent throughout the society.
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On whether anything disqualifies a business from using Kitchen United as a platform: Yes, a lot of large chains that will say we want to be in Kitchen United.
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Although the production of Camembert Le 5 Frères follows the exacting A.O.C. standards, the farm's location, in Seine-Maritime, disqualifies the cheese from the A.O.C. "Camembert de Normandie" certification.
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"There is a question," McCain said in an interview with the Steve Merrill Show (via Andrew Kacyznski of BuzzFeed News), about whether Cruz's birth "on foreign soil" disqualifies him.
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The lede of this Richard Ford review of Bruce Springsteen's memoir disqualifies him, but the Nobel Committee wouldn't give him the prize anyway, for fear of being cussed out.
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The Trump administration's new policy, announced in March, disqualifies transgender persons with "a history or diagnosis of gender dysphoria" except in limited circumstances from serving in the US military.
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"Hillary's private email scandal, which put our classified information in the reach of our enemies, disqualifies her from the presidency," he said at a campaign rally in September 2016.
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Importantly, they should also ensure that domestic violence convictions and protective order disqualifies also apply to stalking and instances of domestic violence in cases where the couple isn't married.
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Mnuchin was also asked if bitcoin's use in illegal transactions disqualifies it as a legitimate currency, given that the U.S. dollar is often used by bad actors for illegal purposes.
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Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) is urging Senate Democrats to reject Ben Carson as Housing and Urban Development (HUD) secretary, arguing his "fundamental lack of experience" in government disqualifies him.
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And certainly the level of alcoholism and salty language in The Way Back disqualifies it instantly for the Christian movie genre, despite the many prayers and a few religious discussions.
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"We do not do this lightly, but they have repeatedly posted content designed to incite animosity and hatred against minority groups, which disqualifies the Pages from our service," Facebook said.
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This means, that for patients with Medicaid, Medicare, or private insurance, non-opioid options may not be covered by insurance while this same coverage disqualifies them from drug assistance programs.
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The former New York mayor headlines earlier in the week when he announced that he would privately fund his campaign, a move that automatically disqualifies him from the primary debates.
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Maxine Waters (Calif.) said Mnuchin's history leading California-based OneWest Bank disqualifies him from being Treasury secretary, citing more than 36,85033 foreclosures he oversaw as the bank's chairman and CEO.
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It's exactly what politics should be, and it came with an added bonus: We learned that being transgender is no longer something that immediately disqualifies you from being the better candidate.
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RELATED: Cruz's professor: His legal theory disqualifies him The move follows weeks of attacks by the GOP front-runner on Cruz's status, which came to a head during Thursday's GOP debate.
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January 8, 2018: S.1532 - No Human Trafficking on Our Roads Act This law permanently disqualifies those who have committed a felony involving human trafficking from operating a commercial motor vehicle.
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It's tough to put your life back together when you feel ostracized, battling post-traumatic stress disorder, and your discharge disqualifies you from critical transition benefits such as the GI Bill.
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The armed forces are also required to report personnel who receive a "bad-conduct discharge" for causes such as domestic violence or dealing drugs, which also disqualifies them from gun ownership.
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"I think this disqualifies her," John MacDonald, a 37-year-old Sanders supporter from Providence, R.I., said Thursday while roaming through Philadelphia's historic Reading Terminal Market on the convention's final day.
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Palestinians saw the decision as siding with Israel on the most sensitive issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and say it disqualifies the U.S. from its traditional role of Mideast peace broker.
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At the end of Wednesday's third presidential debate, Donald Trump said something so awful that it disqualifies him from ever holding any political office, let alone the position of commander-in-chief.
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"I think that disqualifies him, if it's found that he knew, that he recalls it, knew that it happen and lies about it, then I think that would disqualify him," he said.
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"The fact that he holds these deeply misguided views and chose to launch them in an unprovoked written attack on the Special Counsel unquestionably disqualifies Mr. Barr from serving as attorney general again."
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It is widely expected to reject Mr. da Silva's bid for office under the "clean slate" law, which disqualifies anyone who has a criminal conviction that has been upheld by an appeals court.
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On Monday, Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump's top advisers, said, "We don't want anyone who currently has insurance not to have insurance" — a principle that disqualifies every Republican repeal plan, including Trump's own.
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Uber strengthened its background check policy last year and it now includes more frequent checks, and disqualifies convicted drivers, as well as drivers who have not been convicted, but are charged with serious offenses.
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Trump kept up questions on whether Cruz's birth in Canada disqualifies him to be president, alluding to previous warnings that lawsuits could bring him down and the GOP with him if he's the nominee.
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Mr. Trump, appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," accused Mr. Cruz of being "inappropriate" in raising questions about whether Mr. Trump's mother's citizenship status — she was born in Scotland — disqualifies him from running for president.
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As the saying goes, he's conservative, but not a conservative—and if you question the difference or think it disqualifies, go back to the damn faculty lounge and let men take care of this.
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However the Italian DPA has decided that the scale of the violation of personal data and consent disqualifies the case for a reduced payment — so it has now issued Facebook with a €1M fine.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE, a war hero, and his smear attacks against a gold star family disqualifies him to be a commander in-chief.
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"We do not do this lightly, but they have repeatedly posted content designed to incite animosity and hatred against minority groups, which disqualifies the pages from our service," Facebook said in a blog post.
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State leaders could schedule a new election, but only if Moore withdraws from the race and still wins or if the state GOP disqualifies him as the nominee and he nevertheless emerges the victor.
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Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said Sunday he doesn't believe Gina Haspel's ties to an enhanced interrogation program that used methods now widely regarded as torture disqualifies her from serving as CIA director.
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"We do not do this lightly, but they have repeatedly posted content designed to incite animosity and hatred against minority groups, which disqualifies the Pages from our service," Facebook wrote in a blog post Wednesday.
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Unfortunately, Glover has explicitly stated that he first met her at a Jay-Z concert a few years ago, not after their casting in The Lion King — which disqualifies him from ranking on this list.
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However, if Mr. Trump continues to refuse to put our country before his own self-interests, he disqualifies himself from serving as the president of the United States and subjects himself to possible ethics violations.
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Anger is one thing, but in suspending Mr. Acosta's press credential, Mr. Trump signaled that in his view, asking hard questions — the most basic function of a reporter — disqualifies journalists from attending White House briefings.
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According to one orator at a mass meeting in Albany, New York, 'A woman's brain involves emotion rather than intellect, [which] painfully disqualifies her for the sterner duties to be performed by the intellectual faculties.
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Almost 2.5 million people nationwide fall into the "Medicaid coverage gap" which describes the population who do not bring in enough income to qualify for ACA Tax Credits, but whose situation disqualifies them from Medicaid.
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"For the evidence to get to the point where you even talk about impeachment, the Republican members would have to think the President's conduct is so serious where it disqualifies him for further service," Schiff said.
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People who want to become better solvers seem to think that failure to solve or making a mistake somehow disqualifies them permanently from the ranks of expert solvers but, as always, I say "Phooey!" to that.
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Ominously, only a third of the American public, according to a recent poll, deems that Ms. Haspel's supervision of a black site disqualifies her from heading the C.I.A. Yet there is room for some cautious optimism.
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" The Palestinian ambassador, Riyad H. Mansour, urged the Security Council to reaffirm its position on Jerusalem in a new resolution and said that the United States decision "disqualifies its role as a just broker for peace.
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Taking the largely discredited line that Cruz's Canadian birth disqualifies him from the American presidency, Trump said that "Cruz has become unhinged and is lying" about Trump's record on abortion and gun rights, among other issues.
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Unfortunately for Lee, some city charter schools like Gateway Science Academy, which isn't a magnet school, operate under the transfer program policy, so Lee's racial identity disqualifies him from attending that school after his family moves.
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And the fact that millions and millions of Americans don't think that racism and sexism disqualifies you to be our leader, in our country ... We presume to tell other countries about human-rights abuses and everything else.
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"Unfortunately, Laura Moser's outright disgust for life in Texas disqualifies her as a general election candidate, and would rob voters of their opportunity to flip Texas' 7th in November," Kelly said, referring again to the Washingtonian article.
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"Unfortunately, Laura Moser's outright disgust for life in Texas disqualifies her as a general election candidate, and would rob voters of their opportunity to flip Texas' 85033th in November," DCCC communications director Meredith Kelly told the Texas Tribune.
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They have agreed that if the opposition wins, Mahathir would be an interim prime minister until Anwar is able to obtain a royal pardon for his sodomy conviction, which disqualifies him from contesting the elections or holding office.
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In a statement, he said that he would not step down from the Senate and would let the High Court decide whether he is in breach of the federal Constitution, which disqualifies dual citizens from running for Parliament.
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"The idea that just holding a grant at all from EPA disqualifies you in all instances from working on the committees just does not make sense, and has no real basis in conflict-of interest precedent," he said.
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Congress could, in other words, pass a law similar to the 1790 law referenced in Prakash and Smith's paper, which disqualifies federal judges who've been convicted of certain crimes that call into doubt their integrity as a judge.
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The more sobering implication here, beneath all the tomfoolery and nuclear takes, is this perception that being a musician—particularly a rock musician—somehow disqualifies one from participating in civic life, holding public office, or being a "real" adult.
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But Hillary Clinton -- surprised by the strong challenge from Sanders that is likely to hand him next week's New Hampshire primary -- senses a potential vulnerability and is trying to build a case that it disqualifies him from being president.
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" Muslim Advocates' Scott Simpson said in a statement that "our armed forces are filled with patriotic Americans of all faiths, races, sexual orientations and gender identities, and Mark Green's naked bigotry disqualifies him for the job of Army secretary.
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Though some might argue the insect's use in an ad disqualifies it as "art" in the loftier sense of the word, in terms of sheer size and ambition, "Roach Masterpiece" is certainly trying to be the Sistine Chapel of cockroach art.
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And while being gay obviously disqualifies him for a sizable group of Americans — 36 percent of whom, according to Gallup, still oppose the legal recognition of same-sex marriage — what fraction of them were likely to vote for a Democrat, anyway?
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Baltimore (CNN)Donald Trump pounced Monday on Hillary Clinton for calling half of his supporters a "basket of deplorables" late last week, launching a new attack ad and arguing on the stump that the remark disqualifies Clinton from the presidency.
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Meng's lawyers last month said they would seek a stay of extradition proceedings in part based on statements by U.S. President Donald Trump about the case, which her lawyers say disqualifies the United States from pursuing the matter in Canada.
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I won't say the shooter genre automatically disqualifies a game from intellectual merit, from having a message, though I do question a genre in which the most praised entries are self-admonishing meta-critiques, like BioShock or Spec Ops: The Line.
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With Election Day looming, Guadagno has argued that the proposal from Murphy, a former Goldman Sachs executive and U.S. ambassador to Germany, to make New Jersey a "sanctuary state" to protect so-called Dreamers "disqualifies" him from becoming the next governor.
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"Thomas Farr's record of hostility and disregard for fundamental civil rights disqualifies him for a lifetime appointment that will allow him to codify his discriminatory ideology into law," Abrams and Gillums, who are both African-American, said in a statement Tuesday.
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At issue in the case is the meaning of a 1996 change in the law known as the "stop-time rule" that disqualifies people who commit certain crimes from this benefit by stopping the clock on their period of continuous residency.
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"Thomas Farr's record of hostility and disregard for fundamental civil rights disqualifies him for a lifetime appointment that will allow him to codify his discriminatory ideology into law," Abrams and Gillum, who are both African-American, said in a statement Tuesday.
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"The fact that he holds these deeply misguided views and chose to launch them in an unprovoked written attack on the Special Counsel unquestionably disqualifies Mr. Barr from serving as attorney general again," Schumer said in a statement on Thursday.
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There is an institutional obstacle to taking the elected government seriously as anything but an artifice of the Ayatollah and the IRGC: the Council of Guardians, whose members are selected by the Supreme Leader, approves or disqualifies presidential candidates from running.
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It seems to me that being an editor of a mainstream poetry magazine often disqualifies you from getting your own books reviewed, because — especially, in the case of Vogelsang — you haven't turned that position into a way of exchanging favors.
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Twenty six minutes into what had been a slug-free evening, a moderator asked Mr. Cruz about a question that Mr. Trump has mischievously injected into their neck-and-neck competition: whether Mr. Cruz's Canadian birth disqualifies him from serving as president.
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VANCOUVER/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Huawei's chief financial officer intends to seek a stay of extradition proceedings in part based on statements by President Donald Trump about the case, which her lawyers say disqualifies the United States from pursuing the matter in Canada.
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The Senate Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer, and Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, the leading Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, have called on Mr. Trump in recent days to rescind Mr. Barr's nomination, saying that his memo disqualifies him to lead the department.
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TRAGIC PHOTO SHOWS PARENTS COMFORTING DAUGHTER, 5, HOURS BEFORE DEATH The Greys, who have been married for nine years, said that Jake's $40,000 income as an Army veteran disqualifies them for Medicaid, and that 30 percent of their collective income now goes toward Brighton's care.
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There's always the possibility the famously finicky music branch disqualifies his songs for some reason or another (probably if they rely too heavily on material produced for some other reason and not the film specifically), but that seems like an outside possibility to me.
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Because of a 2008 rule that disqualifies 70-year Suu Kyi from the presidency due to the fact that her children aren't Myanmar citizens, the pro-democracy figure intends to run the country through a proxy leader following the NLD's landslide victory last year.
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Increase in illegal immigration The fact that Canada's Safe Third Country Agreement disqualifies asylum claimants who are seeking entry to Canada from the United States has had the unintended consequence of encouraging them to enter illegally at border areas between the ports of entry.
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"I don't think she's been dishonest or untrustworthy in a way that disqualifies her to be president, but she shouldn't have worried so much about political ramifications and come clean up front," said Lindsay Dofelmier, 36, a lawyer in Houston who is supporting Mrs. Clinton.
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And as part of that, you flowed through all your income, but the people who receive it get something called a K1 statement, for taxes, which is very irksome and it disqualifies us as being able to be owned by a huge number of potential buyers.
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"I think her extremely careless handling of classified information, to use FBI director Jim Comey's term, disqualifies her from being president, but I think the way to handle that is to let the American people make the choice and render their verdict this November," Cotton said.
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Statement from Great Place To Work: With every list we do we do a search to identify any current law suits and discrimination claims, reexamine the employee feedback we've received, and evaluate whether this nullifies the input we have received from employees and disqualifies a company.
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The difficulty, insists Alyas Karmani, a British imam who has mentored jailed extremists but has now fallen out of official favour, is that restricting the pool to such impeccably liberal-minded folk disqualifies the great majority of those well-placed to communicate and empathise with their subjects.
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The rules on the subreddit say that "men (and top tier ladies) abstain from masturbating until the clock strikes 12:00 AM on December 1st," but later says that non-ejaculatory masturbation and pre-cum are allowed, and that orgasms, not masturbation, are what disqualifies you.
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Look at it this way: Last year, Netflix spent over $8 billion producing its own content—movies and TV shows that can only be watched on Netflix—but the fact that there are no theater runs for the feature films disqualifies Netflix from winning major awards like an Oscar.
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The heterosexual Coates, it seems, in overwhelmingly centering around the experiences of black straight men in both his book-length letter, Between the World and Me, and his 2008 memoir, The Beautiful Struggle: A Fatherm Two Sons, and an Unlikely Road to Manhood, disqualifies himself as a Baldwin child.
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To circumvent that lengthy process, article 59 (f), which bars anyone with a foreign spouse or children from the presidency and so disqualifies Suu Kyi, whose sons are British citizens, could be suspended, according to Aung Ko, a former general and Suu Kyi ally, and NLD legal experts.
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But, but, but: Roughly 1 in 10 children haven't received what are usually routine vaccinations for life-threatening diseases like diphtheria and hepatitis B. Migration and growing economic inequality will leave some of the world's poorest and most vulnerable living in middle income countries — which disqualifies them for most aid.
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Let's assume, just for the moment, that as a young man, Judge Kavanaugh did everything that Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez have charged; that he dissembled and on occasion lied in defending himself; and, finally, that his intemperate tirade forever disqualifies him from a seat on the Supreme Court.
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He has proposed killing the family members of terrorists; waterboarding suspects because "they deserve it anyway"; refused to accept the results of a free and fair election; toyed with deploying nuclear weapons in regional conflicts; suggested banning all Muslims from the country; and said a federal judge's Mexican heritage disqualifies him from office.
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Steven Lubet, a Northwestern University law professor who has written about judicial ethics and recusals, said that so long as Judge Gorsuch disqualifies himself on a case-by-case basis from Supreme Court cases that are too involved with Mr. Anschutz's interests, his ties to the billionaire should not be a problem.
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"Providing the full range of women's health services neither disqualifies a provider from participating in the Medicaid program, nor is the provision of such services inconsistent with the best interests of the beneficiary and shall not be grounds for a state's action against a provider," director Vikki Wachino wrote in the letter.
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The Haryana Panchayati Raj (Amendment) Act disqualifies from local political office citizens who have been formally charged with serious crimes, citizens who are behind on loan payments to rural cooperative banks, citizens who haven't paid their electricity bills, citizens who don't have a functional lavatory at home and citizens who lack certain educational qualifications.
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That means that when a far-left group such as Jewish Voice for Peace makes common cause with someone like Linda Sarsour — the Palestinian-American activist who advocates the elimination of Israel as a Jewish state and publicly praised a convicted terrorist — it disqualifies itself as an advocate of any Jewish interest save its own.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has frequently said Clinton's email arrangement disqualifies her from ever becoming president.
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The opposition convention on Sunday declared that while Mahathir would be their candidate for prime minister at the next elections, Anwar would assume the position if they manage to upset Barisan Nasional at the polls and Anwar is able to obtain a royal pardon for his sodomy conviction, which disqualifies him from contesting the elections or holding office.
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Many Republicans — led by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) — have argued Clinton should be denied access to classified intelligence, saying that her use of a private email server when she was secretary of State "disqualifies" her.
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It's also about whether the entire basis for this approach — one that involves the criminal justice system in yet another area of day-to-day life — is one that is ultimately compatible with the modern progressive movement and Democratic Party, or if it reflects a broader "tough on crime" record that disqualifies Harris and her presidential run.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has frequently argued Clinton's use of the server disqualifies the Democrat from seeking the presidency.
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It is bizarre that someone like me, who worked for Democratic leaders in Congress, is endorsing the primary campaign of Ryan, while the Republican nominee, who disqualifies himself for the presidency by injecting poisons into our politics that pose a grave danger to the future of the GOP, has resisted endorsing Ryan and offered praise for Nehlen despite his heinous ideas.
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At this point it's important to note that none of this automatically disqualifies Che and Jost — or any man, for that matter — from hosting an awards show post-#MeToo; earlier this year, Seth Meyers (SNL's previous head writer and current host of Late Night with Seth Meyers) proved it was possible to successfully engage with the subject when he hosted the Golden Globes.
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Inside, a grassy, dandelion-lined corridor pointed wishers to their first station: a cramped office where a brusk employee asked the visitor to describe their wish without spilling the specific details (the Department of Small Things That Float on the Wind, which oversees the wish-processing facility, firmly believes that sharing a secret wish automatically disqualifies it from coming true).
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, argued that Trump's refusal to release his tax returns — a first for a major-party nominee in decades — effectively disqualifies him from the presidency.
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For instance, if your past income disqualifies you for a stimulus payment, but your earnings are below the qualifying threshold in 2020 — which is likely the case for people who suddenly lost their jobs or had their hours reduced because of the coronavirus — you won't get a payment right now, but you may be able to reconcile that on next year's tax return.2.
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Many Republicans — led by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) — have argued Clinton should be denied access to classified intelligence until she has been elected to the White House, saying that her use of a private email server while secretary of State "disqualifies" her.
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Rhodes undermined Israeli concerns about Iran's threat of destroying Israel, insulted Israel's prime minister, and used the "echo chamber" to lie to the American people about the nuclear deal and justify the reversal of decades of U.S. policy supporting Israel at the U.N. The gravest sin he committed, however, which disqualifies him for any association with the Holocaust Memorial Museum, is his complicity in the genocide in Syria.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.), said the memo effectively disqualifies Barr from becoming attorney general, in which capacity he would oversee the special counsel.
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Specifically, the UK Election Commission says that being "sentenced to be imprisoned or detained" for over a year disqualifies you from running for office:You are disqualified under the Representation of the People Act 1981 if you have been convicted of an offence, have been sentenced to be imprisoned or detained for more than a year and are detained anywhere in the UK, the Republic of Ireland, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man, or are unlawfully at large.
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Y.) on Thursday said that William Barr's criticism of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe disqualifies him from serving as attorney general and urged President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to nominate someone else.
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