She even had to drag out Al Gore, remember him!
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All this would doubtless drag out the country's economic slump.
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This, of course, could drag out loan repayment for decades.
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The process could drag out for weeks, or perhaps many months.
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But this time, they may drag out the process even longer.
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There are always spectators the heroes drag out of the way.
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" She continued, "We would get in knock-down, drag-out fights.
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What's more, the initial proceedings alone can drag out for months.
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This is a slow process, likely to drag out for months.
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But the negotiations could drag out for months, damaging business relations.
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Democrats objected, saying their live testimony would drag out the proceedings.
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We never thought it was going to drag out like this.
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They like to drag out their answer when deciding whether to retire.
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"The Russian government continues to drag out Paul's case," David Whelan said.
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Do you need to drag out that slow creeping sense of doom?
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Those kinds of challenges can drag out the process by many years.
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But they can use the Senate's rulebook to drag out debate time.
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McCain isn't the only person to drag out this particular talking point.
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A lengthy fight over Chapter 19 could also drag out the negotiations.
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I fight Queen Latifah, and it's a knock-down, drag-out fight.
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Going forward, ISIS will no doubt try to drag out the fight.
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When I say uneventful, that means no major knock-down, drag-out fights.
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Some analysts say it could drag out until the final months of 2019.
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Democrats could drag out a final vote on the nomination until Tuesday night.
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Mediators call for pauses in the talks that can drag out for months.
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Why can't I drag out a rectangle and have it save a screenshot?
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White House officials are unlikely to drag out the process of announcing Obama's choice.
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But how much longer can they really drag out the truth about Jack's death?
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It's a knock-down, drag-out fight for the heart of the connected home.
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You're right to be cynical, and the legal process can drag out for years.
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Giuliani faces scrutiny over his business dealings, which could drag out any confirmation process.
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"They search cars and drag out people who work for the government," he said.
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But under Senate rules, any individual senator was able to drag out the fight.
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But FDA can drag out the regulatory process for a long time if needed.
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Others are knock-down drag-out works, like Hans Ckoe's morphing, ski-masked clones.
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But the case has the possibility to drag out for quite a bit longer.
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Senate Democrats can drag out confirmation votes, but they can no longer filibuster nominations.
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But he indicated the proceedings might drag out as senators looked to explain their votes.
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The impeachment process, which began on Tuesday, had been expected to drag out for weeks.
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"Those that didn't die immediately were poisoned trying to drag out the dead," Stanley said.
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What, you're going to drag out that Sexy Pizza Rat costume for yet another year?
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Invariably, controversies over things like uniforms, logos and mission statements could drag out the process.
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However, if authorities drag out the intervention, the stability of BMPS could be further eroded.
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Salmon warned GOP senators not to drag out the healthcare debate for too much longer.
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Since you're prone to dig deep beneath the surface, you tend to drag out decisions.
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Industrial techniques will need to be reinvented, and this work cannot drag out for decades.
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This is a bad idea that would only cost lives and drag out the pandemic.
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Such an approach could also drag out the bankruptcy and delay payments to wildfire victims.
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For three minutes, a wasted narrator has a knock-down, drag-out fight with himself.
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It will likely involve cooperation from Senate Democrats, which could drag out the replacement process.
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Still, if the E28500 act in concert, they could drag out the dispute resolution process indefinitely.
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The only consolation is that this case can't possibly drag out as long as Mr. Green's.
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Before you write this theory off as people just wanting to drag out the Taylor vs.
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But they plan to drag out the proceeding as long as the (vague) legal deadlines permit.
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If Democrats drag out debate time a final vote could take place as late as Wednesday.
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Plus, the longer you drag out your debt, the more you'll hand over in interest payments.
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Those nominations, if senators drag out debate time, could easily eat up the Senate's week. Sen.
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It has also appeared to drag out discussions on the promised return of American soldiers' remains.
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Read on: Plant-based meat and the knock-down, drag-out fight for the American diet.
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They may not win, but they could drag out the process until it doesn't matter anymore.
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Yet the longer the party allows Mr Zuma to drag out the process, the weaker it looks.
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It's possible Republicans could call the Democrats' bluff, and drag out the nomination close to the midterms.
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Under Senate rules Democrats could drag out debate time and delay a final vote until Thursday afternoon.
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I drag out a common trope to convince the uninitiated that bidet life is the only life.
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The delay ensures that an issue tying San Francisco progressives in knots will continue to drag out.
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Those discrepancies could further drag out the time necessary to review the emails and make them public.
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A hard-fought win turned into a knock-out, drag-out fight on the ice Monday night.
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This could drag out for a while...But I don't think regulation of the internet is likely.
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She has petitioned to have custody of her children, but her lawyer fears the process could drag out.
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But domestic violence suspensions stand during appeal, taking away any incentive for players to drag out the process.
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You put the object in the camera frame, tap and drag out a line, and it measures it.
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I'm hungry and tired, and the last thing I want to do is drag out the dinner process.
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If the fine comes down and Amazon chooses to fight, the battle could drag out well beyond 2017.
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The one certainty: with big, prominent companies on both sides, the fight is likely to drag out. 2.
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He later hedged after the lunch saying it depends on how much Democrats drag out the procedural clock.
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But Democrats have signaled they are willing to use the Senate's rulebook to drag out debate on Mnuchin.
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As the first season ended they were in a drag out fight when the baby started to arrive.
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Republicans have repeatedly complained that Democrats are using the time allowance to drag out confirmation of Trump's nominees.
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The influx of migrants means immigration courts have been flooded with cases, which can drag out for years.
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Mr. Nygard is notoriously litigious, and is known to drag out lawsuits — exhausting his adversaries' time and money.
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After the knock-down, drag-out battle of the campaign, the images suggest she has, unexpectedly, found peace.
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The Supreme Court might not take up every case, while others could drag out beyond Election Day 2200.
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It is expected the Senate will acquit him, but the proceedings could drag out if witnesses are introduced.
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May's stance was basically: back my deal, or who knows how long this Brexit thing will drag out.
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It feels like a long time since we've had a great big knock-down, drag-out operating system battle.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's episode, Kourtney and Kim Kardashian's knock-down, drag-out fight just keeps escalating.
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Yes, I think it&aposs going to be a knockdown, drag out fight all the way to the finish.
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Anyway, they wanted to take drag out there, but they needed to know I had enough gob on me.
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The Thunder get back on defense and drag out possessions, be it after a missed shot or a turnover.
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It's a knock-down, drag-out fight between storytelling, franchise-making, and fan service, and some casualties were inevitable.
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Tapestry also saw weakness in its Stuart Weitzman business and said the trend could drag out through the holidays.
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An appeal to the higher court would drag out the project at least another couple of years, Harrison said.
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Such a move would also be subject to lawsuits by environmental advocates, which would further drag out the process.
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This is a losing battle, and fighting it only serves to drag out this long-ass war against ourselves.
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As the bullets cut down his comrades, he raced repeatedly back into the sea to drag out wounded soldiers.
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"I suspect this will drag out for years, many years," said Robert Murray, chief executive of Murray Energy Corp.
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The move would allow senators to pass the bill by Wednesday morning, if they drag out the debate clock.
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East Asians operate more slowly in business, will drag out negotiations, and try to achieve consensus with their peers.
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To qualify all of the above: No, of course you don't want to drag out the fundraising process forever.
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Many of those are likely to be restored by Congress, but the budget battles will drag out for months.
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If trade talks drag out and tariffs ding the economy, that could pose a risk to Trump's re-election campaign.
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In contrast, if negotiations happen prior to the formal invocation of Article 50, they could drag out for many years.
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It was yet another sign that Gorsuch's nomination could potentially avoid a knock-down-drag-out brawl in the Senate.
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This show doesn't drag out its big mysteries for long — the crew figures out their identities in the first episode.
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In the decade since then, Saudi Arabia's lawyers have been able to drag out the case by claiming sovereign immunity.
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It's been a while since we've had a good, old-fashioned, knock-down, drag-out, winner-take-all platform war.
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Few things are more exciting than a knock-down, drag-out extraction melee in The Division's post-apocalyptic Dark Zone.
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"It's not something that we want to drag out," Kupchak told reporters of the team's hiring process earlier this week.
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The requirement allows opponents to stretch out consideration of one pick for days if they drag out the Senate rulebook.
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They can't block the picks on their own but are able to use the Senate's rulebook to drag out debate.
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But former FBI agents have told local reporters that the inquiry is likely to drag out beyond the November election.
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But that hasn't stopped Democrats from using the Senate's procedural levers to drag out debate, generating publicity in the process.
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But, if they drag out debate time on a nomination, the judicial fights could eat up the Senate's work week.
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The Democrats have been in disarray after the knock-down, drag-out presidential primary fight between Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen.
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For many child victims of identity fraud, the resolution process can drag out for years, according to a recent Experian survey.
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So, this could drag out a bit longer, but I expect it'll be done before Christmas, at least in the House.
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If you were hoping for a knock-down, drag-out fight between two queen vampires, there was only disappointment in store.
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As The Blast reports, Maines has accused Pasdar of trying to drag out the divorce, costing her both money and time.
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The knock-down-drag-out fight between Trump and Hillary seems so beneath what a presidential campaign and debate should be.
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Danielle thinks he's trying to drag out the divorce because he's shot down 4 offers to settle ... according to our sources.
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Bow Wow and his GF were in a knock-down, drag-out brawl before they both got arrested ... according to cops.
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The bloc also doubts that is enough to agree a comprehensive future trade deal and expects that time to drag out.
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The move will set up a final vote on Rosenstein as late as Wednesday morning if lawmakers drag out the clock.
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If Democrats drag out the full 30 hours of debate a final vote on his nomination could be delayed until Wednesday.
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F.B.I. disciplinary matters can drag out for extended periods, and it is not uncommon for officials to retire during that process.
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The Republicans say that Democrats are trying to drag out the confirmation process by asking for an investigation into the allegations.
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"I will do everything I can to stop your nomination and drag out the process as long as possible," Bunning said.
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If Democrats refuse to yield back time and drag out the procedural clock, they could push a final vote until Tuesday.
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"However, if the trade talks drag out we could see further support for gold because of its implications on growth," McCarthy said.
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Lawmakers could also need to go a conference with the House to work out their differences, which would drag out the process.
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Now, according to Marie Kondo, I have to drag out this kimono, which I haven't touched for years, and have The Talk.
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The Trump administration is set to impose additional tariffs on China next month as trade talks between the two sides drag out.
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"In the writing room, we got into knockdown drag-out fights, but there was always love and respect and humor," Miller said.
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He would engage in caustic knock-down, drag-out fights over policies and mock others in ways that were seen as unprofessional.
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Absent an 2202th hour agreement, Democrats can use the Senate's procedural rules to drag out Senate debate, forcing a 2628:28500 a.m.
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Their justification was that Trump's actions were already jeopardizing the 2020 election and couldn't wait for long court battles to drag out.
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In Season 6, Episode 43, the beautiful Red Priestess comes to Meereen to side with Daenerys and drag out Varys' tragic past.
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Time to fix that roof tin, which he found entangled in Brazilian pepper seedlings and love vines and struggled to drag out.
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As a minister, Moreira Franco can only be charged before the Supreme Court, where a trial would drag out for months or years.
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Failing a change in Orlando, this is an issue that is worth a knock-down, drag-out public fight on the convention floor.
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The holidays are finally upon us, which means it's time to drag out those decorations and make your house feel merry and bright.
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RuPaul Charles: The queen of drag RuPaul Charles was a key figure who brought drag out of the closet and into the mainstream.
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But maybe the real shame would be to drag out Big Little Lies' story when it already gave us such a satisfying ending.
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Related: The FBI Is at War With Apple Because It Couldn't Change Wiretap Law Meanwhile, the legal battle is destined to drag out.
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And having outlined relatively modest ambitions for his renegotiation, it makes little sense for Mr. Cameron to drag out efforts to secure them.
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There are only two episodes left in this season, and it's unlikely the show will drag out the Negan arc into season nine.
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Those courtroom dramas helped to drag out the public controversy of the issue, which remained a stinging vulnerability for the Democratic presidential nominee.
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But Democrats have signaled they are willing to use the Senate's rulebook to drag out debate on Mnuchin and other top Trump targets.
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All Chiwetel needs to do is ham up a campy, slowly extended smile and drag out his words over more syllables than normal.
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He said he would be open to discussing a long-term deal with the Cubs but would not want negotiations to drag out.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - There is no need to drag out a decision on how to rescue Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.
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But if the wall is already largely built and the border is secure, then why drag out a government shutdown for the funding?
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Still, speaking on condition of anonymity, another senior Mexican official later said the government had no interest in letting the process drag out.
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Click New, drag out the area of the screen you want to build a GIF from, then hit Esc when you've finished recording.
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He will blow apart the ridiculous regulations and requirements that drive up infrastructure costs and drag out the timeline to get anything built.
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The Oscars, of course, cap a dizzying run of award shows -- many of them televised -- that drag out over more than two months.
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McCabe said Friday he was concerned that the president's recent fusillade of attacks against federal prosecutors could drag out his case even further.
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At El Barretal last week, I watched members of the caravan drag out a man who'd infiltrated the camp and begun harassing children.
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The worst thing you can be is passive aggressive because it can drag out for weeks, if not months - and have long-term effects.
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DeVos's new, temporary standard makes no prescriptions about how long schools must take to investigate assault, which victim advocates worry could drag out investigations.
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The result was the knock down, drag-out fight of "Holly," where Serena sobs and rages over all the ways Fred has failed her.
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Finally, hang it on your front door as a cool upgrade for that faux-fall foliage wreath you'd normally drag out of the attic.
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"I think we were a week into the show when Mark and Paul have sort of a knock-down drag-out argument," he jokes.
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Cloture votes can no longer keep confirmation votes from happening, but they can still be used to drag out the confirmation process for days.
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At first blush, Garland's very moderation makes him seem an unlikely figure to spark a knock-down, drag-out fight that mobilizes the left.
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He drives painfully slow to try and drag out our trip until the music segment is over so I have to listen to him.
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He said officials had shown a willingness to work together, but worried concerns about potential fraud and slow-moving agencies would drag out reforms.
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But some Democrats say his declaration will simply move the dispute to the courts and it could drag out for months, or even years.
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"People are backing off of optimism that a trade deal will get done and it'll probably drag out longer into the year," Nauman said.
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But they also don't want the process to drag out so long that Britain remains in the E.U. Parliament, which has elections coming up.
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That means if a senator decides to drag out the process due to objections, a short-term funding patch will be difficult to pass.
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"The sense is that it will be a three to six-month process minimum overall, with potential to drag out longer," another source added.
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The E3 will probably at least try to drag out the process through the November US election to see whether the US administration changes.
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North Korea earlier on Tuesday accused the United States of trying to drag out denuclearization talks ahead of the U.S. presidential election next year.
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And Democrats were angry at Republicans, believing they had attempted to drag out the proceedings and delay the final votes to the wee hours.
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At the same time, the agency is also picking a knock-down, drag-out legal fight with states that want tougher car emission rules.
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TV doesn't handle the moment where the protagonist "refuses the call" well, because it tends to drag out that moment into long bouts of inaction.
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While these cases drag out in court, there is one looming bit of potential reprieve for Spotify in the form of the Music Modernization Act.
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Showrunner Angela Kang previously told Insider she doesn't like to drag out plot points for too long and she continues to deliver on that promise.
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Nick: My biggest hope for the second half of season 9 is that it doesn't take its time and drag out the next big conflict.
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Dozens of lawmakers who Cunha helped elect had sought to delay the committee hearings and managed to drag out the case for over 10 months.
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Video posted on Facebook shows a portion of the knock-down, drag-out brawl at New Red Apple Nails on Norstrand Avenue in East Flatbush.
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The move paves the way for a final vote on President Trump's budget chief as late as Thursday morning if Democrats drag out the nomination.
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But forget about those rodents, because the latest knock-down, drag-out subway food battle has arrived and it's adding a little sugar and spice.
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That skill will be crucial as he takes on the widening investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, which could drag out for years.
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If the Senate does enter into negotiations with the House, that promises to drag out the congressional health care debate for another month or longer.
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Trump is expecting a knock-down, drag-out fight with top US allies over trade during his time at the conference, held in remote Quebec.
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The (literal) knock down, drag out fights of yesteryear have been replaced by... Snooki being mortified that ants have gathered on some pizza left outside.
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Even so, partly because legal battles of this kind are often waged decades after money changed hands, these conflicts can get pricey and drag out.
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Guaido says the opposition will not allow this round of talks to drag out like those in the Dominican Republic that ended unsuccessfully in 2018.
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The last such knock-down-drag-out process happened during Ronald Reagan's administration, in 1987 and 1988, when Senate Democrats—not Republicans—were the obstructionists.
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However, if the talks drag out too long, FCA is ready to pursue its planned spin-off of Magneti Marelli, two of the people said.
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Mr. Burson advised corporate C.E.O.s to get bad news out quickly and fully, making it a one-day story rather than letting it drag out.
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Democratic senators can use procedural gambits to drag out that judicial confirmation process, a signal to their base that they'll keep fighting hard post-Kavanaugh.
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Analysts noted there are often licenses and other procedures that can drag out the process in an industry already dominated by local players and systems.
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Even if the defense team were to sign and deliver their answers soon, Mueller's office may have follow-up questions that drag out their discussions.
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Second, the White House has made clear that its strategy is to drag out legal battles as long as possible and run out the clock.
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The call came after North Korea said the United States was trying to drag out denuclearization talks ahead of the U.S. presidential election next year.
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"The U.S. continues to make these major, substantive concessions and the North Koreans continue to drag out any sort of diplomatic process towards denuclearization," Denmark said.
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Democrats could use the Senate's rule book to drag out her nomination for days but senators instead agreed to a vote after only fours of debate.
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But it did bother Salmon that Trump tended to drag out particular answers, rather than quickly pivoting to more succinct talking points or attacks on Clinton.
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If you have a student loan, your company can drag out the length of time you are in debt and maximize the amount of interest charged.
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Absent a deal, a final vote on his nomination could take place on Thursday morning if Democrats drag out the remaining 30 hours of debate time.
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However, lawyers say open-ended cases will enable prosecutors to drag out hearings and leave defendants in limbo, looking to pressure them into eventual plea bargains.
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Pruitt will have to choose between knock-down, drag-out legal fights to deliver for his allies in industry or fold and grudgingly enforce environmental rules.
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"I'm not going to drag out a crystal ball, not going to try to speculate," Sanchez said in response to reporters' questions about Democratic leadership changes.
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After that, senators could drag out the debate for up to an additional 28500 hours — potentially pushing final passage of the bill until roughly 6900 a.m.
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As Majority Leader Mitch McConnell tees up another package of judicial nominees, the minority must decide how long it wants to drag out the next clash.
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Democrats could use the Senate's rulebook to drag out her nomination for days, but senators instead agreed to a vote after only four hours of debate.
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Though the Trump administration has also been slow to fill key positions, Democratic tactics to drag out debate on otherwise uncontroversial nominees has frustrated GOP senators.
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Haught worries the requirement to hold a public hearing over complaints could drag out the time-sensitive process of buying new texts for the school year.
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Even if the administration loses on its legal claims, it might win simply by delay alone if it can drag out testimony until after the 2020 election.
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One senior Republican aide said the party will look for legislative opportunities to get "pieces" of Obamacare reform through -- a process that could drag out for years.
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Or he might try to drag out the process and wait out the Trump administration, which has provided a credible threat of military force against the North.
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Part of that is thanks to some canny direction by Chris Long, who uses longer, slower shots to drag out the feeling of dread in several scenes.
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Taryn Manning got in a knock down drag out fight with her makeup artist, daring the woman to stab her to death ... according to the makeup artist.
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If Kupperman truly wanted to drag out litigation, he could have refused to appear before the House and waited for it to seek to compel his testimony.
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Keep that heart rate up: Purcell: This kind of genre is best told in limited episodes, because the flow is very fast and it doesn't drag out.
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A lengthy fight over Chapter 19 could drag out NAFTA negotiations beyond a planned end-December deadline to reach a deal ahead of Mexico's presidential election campaign.
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This has been enormously damaging to the district courts, which deal with hundreds of thousands of cases annually, and where backlogs drag out lawsuits and delay justice.
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As opposed to singling out fundamental events, they have the leisure to meander or drag out scenes that would have wound up on the cutting-room floor.
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Instead of greeting the dawn while his woman sleeps, the poet gazes down on the stoop at the survivors of last night's knock-down-drag-out quarrel.
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So, we see a clear financial incentive to do this quicker versus, as we've seen with a lot of tech companies, drag out the private process. Right?
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U.S. officials said Trump would be prepared to quickly pull the plug on diplomacy if it becomes obvious that Pyongyang is just trying to drag out talks.
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Leaving the fate of oil drilling in ANWR to lawmakers has let this issue drag out for decades as support and opposition to drilling waxed and waned.
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Mr. Trump has a reputation as a vigorous if not always victorious plaintiff and defendant whose determination to drag out a court fight could cost a fortune.
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The government's strategy throughout this case has been to drag out legal proceedings until past week 20 of her pregnancy, when under Texas law abortion is illegal.
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If Republicans could buy the time to drag out the impeachment trial into the Democratic primary season by interviewing redundant witnesses, why would they not do so?
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But the messaging campaign could drag out and obfuscate the investigation, morphing what some Democrats see as an open-and-shut case into something longer and muddier.
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When regulations are needed to protect the public from pollution or toxic substances, do we really want to let industry lawyers drag out the process for years?
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But it was too late to change the bill; removing the language would require the House to vote on the bill again and drag out the process.
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Meanwhile, researchers believe a relatively strong geomagnetic storm could inflict $2 trillion worth of damage and a recovery effort that would drag out for months or years.
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Unlike his two previous forays in free agency, James did not drag out his decision and made the announcement less than 24 hours after NBA free agency opened.
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The knock down, drag out, pull-out-a-bunch-of-papers feud between Bethenny and Carole may have dominated the Real Housewives Of New York season 10 reunion.
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That decision threw Brazilian markets into disarray and threatened to drag out a painful political crisis with a constitutional standoff that could end up at the Supreme Court.
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EU hardliners fear that if asylum-seekers perceive that they can reach Greece and drag out the deportation process indefinitely, migrant flows will increase again over the summer.
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The problem for McConnell is that it can eat up multiple days of precious floor time to break a filibuster if opponents choose to drag out the process.
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We're still too close to it all It's been a year and a few days since Clinton lost one of the most knockdown, drag-out presidential races ever.
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They argue the Senate's rules need overhauling because Democrats have used the Senate's rules to drag out and delay 128 of Trump's nominees in just over two years.
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Trump on Tuesday sought to pressure China into coming to the table on a trade deal, warning it against trying to drag out negotiations past the 2020 election.
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Democrats may not have the votes to block confirmation, but they could drag out the process and make it excruciatingly difficult for the nominee and the White House.
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People are always going to drag out bits and pieces that I have written over the years in order to distract from the fundamental issues at this election.
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But the company would hesitate to take any steps that might prolong the uncertainty and drag out the sale process, since lithium is a hot commodity, he said.
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They were furious at Republicans for what they believed was a blatant effort to drag out Thursday's proceedings and delay final votes until the middle of the night.
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A second possibility is that the US could just try to drag out however many different wars across the globe and grind through them one at a time.
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They are threatening to drag out votes on nominees if they don't receive complete financial disclosure and ethics reports in advance of hearings so Senators can review the materials.
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Uh, that this institution that theoretically should remain above the fray of politics has been politicized, and we're going to see yet another knockdown drag-out round of politicizing.
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California's example shows that taking taxpayer money opens the door to political and legal challenges that can drag out planning, bidding and approvals for years, private rail advocates said.
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There were concerns inside the Clinton campaign that the FBI and the Justice Department would drag out the investigation, possibly until after the Democratic National Convention later this month.
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Senate GOP leaders claimed it could drag out the trial for weeks or months and plunge the Senate into a lengthy legal battle over the extent of executive privilege.
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The judge responded on Tuesday that he would move the case along and wouldn't let the Trump legal team drag out attempts to seek documents or offer more arguments.
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But a group of Latinx drag queens is hoping to change that, throwing regular "Drag Out HIV" balls to raise awareness about the virus in an accessible, nontraditional way.
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The Mexican justice system has a number of legal avenues that El Chapo can take to drag out the proceedings, and he has pledged to explore all of them.
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That does not guarantee him an easy ride, though — organizers worry that refuseniks could still find a way to drag out his nomination and cast the proceedings into chaos.
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"And although I am willing to work with the department to obtain this information, I will not allow that process to drag out for weeks and months," Nadler said.
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You can run two apps side by side like in iOS 10, but now also drag out another app, such as Messages, which hovers in its own separate window.
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But they also don't want the process to drag out so long that Britain remains in the E.U. Parliament, where it could possibly stall other business to extract concession.
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They said it was politically advantageous for the party to drag out an investigation to keep a cloud over Mr. Trump's presidency, at least into the 2018 election cycle.
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And the uncertainty over what he might sign threatens to indefinitely drag out a shutdown that has affected 800,000 federal workers and shuttered parts of nine cabinet-level departments.
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Lawyers for Tax Equity Now New York said the city's move to challenge the Council members' brief appeared to be part of a strategy to drag out the proceedings.
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Such agreement could come quickly or drag out over a week or more, depending on whether House members agree to the Senate version or demand substantial changes to it.
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They're playing tough in public — it's called negotiating — but privately, senior White House officials are in no mood to get into a knock-down-drag-out fight over government funding.
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Others think Kim might try to drag out the process and wait out the Trump administration, which last year had provided a credible threat of military force against the North.
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Some ask insanely difficult or weird questions, while others drag out the process and never get back to you — leaving you wanting to give up on your whole job search.
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As it is, Google has every incentive to drag out a cycle involving an insufficient remedy followed by fines, meaning that it will take years to have a meaningful impact.
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Straightforward filers might be all set once they receive their Form W-2s from their employers, but missing certain key forms could drag out the process of preparing your return.
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A source close to the situation tells TMZ ... Bow Wow is still recovering the knock-down, drag-out fight he and Kiyomi Leslie Holden got into last weekend in Atlanta.
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"The DPA, which could drag out, and [other] outstanding investigations probably mean the U.S. authorities would be more comfortable that capital stayed within the U.S.," another major HSBC investor said.
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Once Pompeo's nomination gets to the floor he appears to have the simple majority to ultimately be approved, though Senate rules allow opponents to drag out the debate for days.
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But their proponents should have no illusions — they are talking about a knock-down, drag-out congressional fight in which they try to pass a bill with razor-thin margins.
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Republican senators said McConnell had no choice but to agree to the Wednesday acquittal vote because Democrats could have used their power under the rules to drag out the process.
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In India, where parties can drag out bankruptcies for years, the law has an important feature requiring a bankruptcy to be completed within 180 days in the event of default.
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The Kentucky Republican told CNN's Ted Barrett and Lauren Fox he was clearly opposed to the bill but hadn't decided if he was going to drag out the process again.
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Democrats don't have the ability to block any of Trump's nominees on their own, but they can use the Senate's rulebook to drag out debate over a nominee for days.
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While pending lawsuits could drag out the deadline, the fate of those immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children is uncertain as Congress pushes for a deal.
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By dragging one on top of the other in the inventory, they'd combine into a single key, which you could then drag out of the inventory to unlock a door.
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Four of the "Little Women: Atlanta" cast members got into a knock-down, drag-out fight that ended with one of them -- the pregnant one -- ending up in the hospital.
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After months of teasers showing us literal knock-down, drag-out fights between Fallon Carrington (Elizabeth Gillies), and Cristal Flores-Carrington (Nathalie Kelley), Dynasty finally debuted on the CW last night.
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Maranhao's surprise decision on Monday threw Brazilian markets into disarray and threatened to drag out a painful political crisis with a constitutional standoff that could end up at the Supreme Court.
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The rise of the entrepreneurial queen, in turn, has helped bring drag out of the gay bars and into the streets, changing the art form in strange (and often exciting) ways.
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In most Google apps, press and hold (or sometimes double-tap) somewhere on the screen to select a word, then drag out the handles on either side to highlight additional words.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's energy regulator said on Friday that a panel assessing TransCanada Corp's proposed Energy East pipeline was quitting, a decision that will drag out an already-lengthy appraisal process.
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They're using the Senate's procedural rulebook to drag out debate on most Trump's picks for days, arguing they deserve higher scrutiny because of their vast financial holdings and business ties. Sen.
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The Senate managed to confirm Rex Tillerson to be Trump's secretary of State, but only after Democrats used the Senate's procedural hurdle to drag out debate over his nomination for days.
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For one thing, the political science literature on arms support to rebel groups suggests that, more often than not, they drag out conflicts rather than bringing them to a swifter end.
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To cheer on the knock-down, drag-out, ear-biting battle between Brienne and the Hound, both trying to protect a dead-eyed girl who doesn't need that kind of protection.
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" There's also fan fiction and the display of bizarre Fieri headlines: "Teen Who Stole Guy Fieri's Lamborghini Gets Life in Prison"; "Guy Fieri In Knock-Down, Drag-Out Fight With Hairdresser.
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But the two sides have not formally signed off on any agreement in the two months since, and Trump appeared resigned to letting talks drag out as recently as last week.
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With Mr. Tshisekedi now gone, many Congolese worry that Mr. Kabila will be even more inclined to drag out the transition or even try to wriggle out of his term limits.
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If they can drag out the investigation for long enough, it may come to seem like not such a big deal — just another so-called outrage among so many Trump outrages.
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As Senate Republicans drag out this healthcare debate, each proposal they envision crueler than the one before it, they're forcing families like mine onto a new emotional roller coaster of uncertainty.
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That's a lot of very expensive and very good legal aid, which they used to drag out this case for 26 months until the plaintiffs were exhausted physically, emotionally, and capitally.
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It would greatly limit the amount of time it takes to vote on a single nominee, where Democrats can currently use the Senate's rulebook to drag out a nomination for days.
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Characters who were beaten nearly to death and shot in the head return to drag out a story that would've had bigger impact if it had been left behind in Season 1.
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He noted that could drag out the process since it is already being opposed by members of the Senate, and importing and exporting companies are lining up on both sides of it.
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He warned the talks could not be allowed to drag out for months, but showed little indication the government may drop its requirement that future EU ties cannot involve a customs union.
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Key races that could determine control of each chamber might be close enough to drag out over the following days, even meriting recounts (and the inevitable legal battles that come with them).
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Investigators appointed by Kim Myeong-soo, Mr Yang's successor, uncovered dozens of files with detailed instructions on how to consult with the government, rein in liberal judges and drag out certain cases.
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AT&T and Verizon will almost certainly disagree with the FCC, and drag out any proceedings, and do so knowing that the FCC is in for a major overhaul under Donald Trump.
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Tracing the sign of the cross on the sufferer's body and periodically dousing him or her with holy water, the exorcist proceeds through a knock-down, drag-out fight with the demon.
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"If the GOP wins and tries to fill the seat that they wouldn't let Obama fill, you can be sure that's going to be a knock down drag out battle," he said.
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Besides being known for his obscenity-laced language, the governor has used his power to drag out the implementation of the state's Medicaid expansion, which passed overwhelmingly via ballot initiative last year.
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A decision to hear from witnesses would drag out the trial and potentially undermine a key leg of Trump's defense - that much of the Democrats' case against him is based on hearsay.
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The RNC has been petitioning to speed up the process, arguing that the State Department's schedule was unreasonably slow and would drag out the disclosure of the documents well past the Nov.
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I'm keen to have a knock-down drag-out over this; I'm fairly sure that Republican interest will stop short of the line where these concerns start to mess with their money.
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The AMT issue doesn't create any immediate political problems, perhaps, but, as Batchelder noticed, it could drag out the debate for a tax bill that is overwhelmingly unpopular with the American public.
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Again, there's probably a good version of that particular story, but there's also a reason TV loves conspiracy theories — they're possible to drag out for far longer than they need to be.
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Besides being known for his obscenity-laced language, the governor has used his power to drag out the implementation of the state's Medicaid expansion, which passed overwhelmingly on a ballot initiative last year.
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The clash between Brazil's two most senior lawmakers threw markets into disarray and threatened to drag out a painful political crisis with a constitutional standoff that could end up at the Supreme Court.
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Essentially, you can drag out elements from inside an app — like a note, an email, a compose window, or a tab — and as you drag, it will let you create a new window.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs said the Amtrak settlement was equal in value to the maximum allowed payout when taking into account inflation and the likelihood that litigation would drag out through the years.
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Their goal is to move past a standoff that threatens to drag out Mueller's investigation, and appears to be part of a larger strategy to negotiate with the special counsel through the media.
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Though Democrats face an uphill battle to block any of Trump's picks, which require only 50 votes to clear the Senate, they can use procedural levers to drag out a nomination for days.
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Some analysts and experts say replacing Muilenburg in the middle of this crisis could cause more uncertainty and drag out even more the all-important task of getting the 219 Max flying again.
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Though Republicans have set a record with their pace of confirming influential appeals court judges, they've simultaneously accused Democrats of using the Senate's rulebook to drag out lower-level executive and judicial nominations.
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They may instead opt to drag out the debate through the rest of the campaign season to keep people's minds focused on the consequences those political issues might face with a conservative president.
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During that hearing, the general counsel for the House, Douglas Letter, had urged the judge to not let the Trump team drag out matters and run out the clock on Congress's oversight powers.
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"If it were to drag out into next week, then it would definitely make a difference and it would hurt the party greatly," Mr. Kobach warned a couple hours before Mr. Colyer conceded.
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This year, McSally has taken a two-pronged approach: She's talking more about her past to improve her image compared to 217, while also running a knock-down, drag-out campaign against Kelly.
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Because I think that was a little bit of the worry when Pelosi first launched this, that the hearings would drag out, that things would take forever, and the public would lose interest.
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Victims' advocates worry that withdrawing or drastically rewriting the directive would give schools the green light to drag out investigations, deny help to victims, and be less transparent about how they deal with cases.
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Rick eventually came home and had a knock-down, drag-out fight with Negan, but both men (plus Michonne, who returned to the burning Alexandria I think to check on Carl) escaped relatively unscathed.
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The family's attorney, Kevin Wolf, told VICE news that SIU investigations can often drag out for years at a time, but that the injured parties are required to file civil suits within two years.
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Apple, which had more than $200 billion in cash and readily marketable securities at the end of June, is likely to see the case drag out for years in EU and possibly Irish courts.
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"Republicans continue to drag out this political charade closer to the 220006 presidential election, and the American taxpayers continue to pay the price," top committee Democrat Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsCan the Democrats unseat Trump?
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Joan McCarter, a writer for Daily Kos, an activist liberal blog, argued that Democrats should stay in Washington to drag out consideration of the nominees while colleagues in tough races go home to campaign.
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Federico Hoyos, a conservative Colombian legislator who has criticized the talks with the FARC, said he believed that members of the E.L.N. would drag out negotiations for years in an effort to escape prosecution.
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In its statement on Monday, Marriott questioned whether the Chinese insurer truly had the financing necessary to close that deal, and how long American government regulators would drag out their inquiries into the transaction.
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In the Andrich case, they say they were called for trespassing and then had a "knock-down, drag-out fight," getting one handcuff on Mr. Andrich before he broke free, injuring an officer's knee.
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The government is set to enter a partial shutdown next Friday without bipartisan action, and Cotton could drag out the debate on criminal justice reform until just before that deadline if he so wishes.
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Adam Schiff of California, and other Democrats are signaling they won't put up with efforts to drag out the probe, as the Trump administration has done during its other battles with Congress this year.
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But there's no real indication yet that others in Brussels want to drag out Brexit much longer, and a delay without a clear objective only adds to the uncertainty around the UK-EU divorce.
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Although he is set to appear via video link before a judge for extradition hearings tomorrow and June 12, such cases between the U.S. and U.K. often drag out over the course of years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government's talks with the opposition Labour party on a Brexit compromise will continue, but will not "drag out" for months, Cabinet Office minister David Lidington told the BBC on Sunday.
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Users can stick as many apps as they want into the dock, and access it from anywhere in an application to easily switch between apps or simply drag out a second application in split-screen.
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That's not to say that you should be a dick and only talk about yourself, but at the same time you don't need to drag out a conversation that you don't want to be in.
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When our iPhone contract is up, we refuse to wait a single day and upgrade as soon as we can — but we'll run our laptop into the grave and drag out its life for years.
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The video shows rising tension between Bow Wow and Kiyomi Leslie leading up to their knock-down, drag-out brawl over the weekend in Atlanta, which led to both of them getting arrested for battery.
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Look, I don't know that it was capricious or not, but it sure seemed to be trending in a direction where it was going to be a knock-down, drag-out sort of battle. Right.
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I drag out every task required of me (writing application essays, for instance) for as long as I can, hoping either to change my mind (not happening yet) or to change hers (not happening either).
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The length of time the cases last may be just as significant for Trump as an ultimate win or loss -- with a delay past November 2020 a possibility if the cases and appeals drag out.
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"People are backing off of optimism that a trade deal will get done and it'll probably drag out longer into the year," said Ryan Nauman, market strategist at Informa Financial Intelligence in Zephyr Cove, Nevada.
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Her office said hiring a firm with no prior involvement in the case might drag out negotiations on a possible global settlement, waste time that lawyers already spent and unnecessarily deplete the debtors' limited resources.
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The Chinese and the Soviets were hoping to drag out the conflict, though without triggering World War III: As Mao put it, "negotiating while fighting" seemed like the least costly way to accomplish that goal.
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Any decision on the part of the Social Democrats, however, will have to be put to a vote by the party's members, Mr. Schulz said, which could drag out the uncertainty for several more weeks.
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Before they can vote on the repeal instructions, senators will have to hold a "vote-a-rama" during which lawmakers can force a vote on any proposal and drag out passage of the budget resolution.
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What they're saying: "Passing one major piece of health care legislation with a knock down, drag out fight, followed by another one three years later, sounds pretty difficult," said the Kaiser Family Foundation's Larry Levitt.
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"I do not want to have this drug out nor do I want to have to drag out the monies these individuals may have received in any form or fashion," McSpadden wrote in a Dec.
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One strategy would force the Senate to go into recess in order to hold some committee hearings; Democrats could also deploy parliamentary tactics to force cloture votes on nominees and drag out debate for days.
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In other cases, the blue slip allowed Republicans to drag out negotiations over a particular vacancy until McConnell took over the Senate in 2015 and imposed a blockade on nearly all of Obama's appellate nominees.
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Mr. Burger recalled during a radio interview in Prague that another prisoner had wanted to drag out the counterfeiting of dollars but that their captors told them to proceed quickly or face a firing squad.
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Former Trump adviser Charles Kupperman's lawsuit over a subpoena he received may drag out so long that Kupperman will not testify before House impeachment hearings conclude, according to comments at a court hearing on Thursday.
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ROME (Reuters) - Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Tuesday he hoped the European Commission would not "drag out" talks over Italy's contested 2019 budget, adding that he was "absolutely optimistic" a deal would be reached.
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That's a strong choice and shows just how much they had to work with in McClarnon, because the narrative of this episode otherwise gives us more of Westworld's tendency to drag out explanations and plot reveals.
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State and local governments are still conducting their own challenges to the net neutrality repeal and we're still likely to see court battles drag out the process, no matter what the outcome of the Senate vote.
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Even after all of the "pre-work" that some hirers are asking for (amounting to hours of homework for a job that isn't yet in the bag), the interview process itself can drag out for weeks.
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The knock-down, drag-out fight between Apple and Samsung in particular has given rise to some nasty lawsuits and wincing commercials year in and out as the two companies invest millions in outdoing one another.
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Pence agreed the Trump administration would allow the two sides room to talk, the official said, adding, however, that Washington was concerned the North would drag out the process to buy time for its weapons development.
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A knock-down, drag-out feud with Clinton -- a political figure as polarizing as himself -- could cheer his base and rally Republicans who are still cool to him who also deplore the former secretary of state.
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On the premiere, Ramos went to Brownsville for a firsthand look at how the queens behind Drag Out HIV are taking on the crisis, and to talk with local people who are living with the virus.
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But House Democrats, who have pushed for the materials to be released as quickly as possible, accused the White House of engaging in legal posturing designed to drag out the battle to gain a political advantage.
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Currently, if a congressional staffer wants to file a formal complaint -- they must first go through a lengthy, multi-tiered process that could drag out over months before an official complaint can even be formally lodged.
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Trump and Cruz, who won Iowa, are set for a knock-down, drag-out fight in the South over the next few weeks as the remaining establishment candidates cast about for anywhere they can show strength.
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Mr. Trump's willingness to appeal the ruling in the financial records case underscores that he could attempt to drag out the legal process as long as he can, running out the clock before the 2020 election.
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Democrats now have every reason to drag out the confirmation fight over Mr. Sessions as long as possible, leaving Mr. Trump's order defended by a Justice Department rived by dissent against a growing list of opponents.
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The Senate will have a procedural vote on Patrick Shanahan's nomination to be deputy secretary on Monday evening, setting up a final vote for Tuesday night or Wednesday morning if Democrats drag out debate time. Sen.
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That makes it a knock-down, drag out ecosystem war where Amazon uses its unrelated market powers to dominate and Roku hangs on for dear life by promising to be the neutral Switzerland of TV platforms.
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Democrats warn if they don't get the nominees' required background information and financial records and have adequate time to review them before confirmation hearings are held, they'll drag out confirmation votes with a series of procedural maneuvers.
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So it may not be in China's best interests to drag out trade talks and hope that it will no longer have to deal with Trump in 2021 if Warren continues to gain ground in the polls.
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Germany's Lufthansa and British budget airline easyJet are two of seven companies that have bid for Alitalia on Monday but the process to rescue Italy's ailing flag carrier is likely to drag out until late next year.
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But IMF European Department Deputy Director Mahmood Pradhan said that if the separation negotiations drag out between the EU and the UK and continue to cause risk reductions in financial markets, euro area growth would slow further.
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Conversely, how many of your rookie scale players want to drag out a work stoppage in which every missed game check represents a significant chunk of all the money they'll ever be able to earn playing football?
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But IMF European Department Deputy Director Mahmood Pradhan said that if the separation negotiations drag out between the EU and the UK and continues to cause risk reductions in financial markets, euro area growth would slow further.
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But not everyone is thrilled that so many have jumped in, worried that it could drag out the nominating process and efforts to unify around a single candidate ahead of the 2020 Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee.
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A Republican member of the Senate Appropriations Committee said colleagues from states that have suffered devastating crop losses are getting nervous as the fight over Puerto Rico between Trump and Democrats threatens to drag out for weeks.
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The CR would allow them to put off final decisions about how to deal with the wall, an issue many lawmakers believe will drag out the funding talks and require yet another stopgap into the new year.
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"The play ends with a rather brutal scene — a big, knock-down, drag-out fight that you would think would tear Taylor and Burton apart but is actually what ends up cementing their relationship," Mr. Balaban said.
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Top Republicans are warning that calling Bolton or other witnesses could lead to "an endless cycle" that could drag out the impeachment proceedings for weeks or months, especially if Trump asserts executive privilege to block Bolton's testimony.
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Republican senators are worried that Schumer will painfully drag out the process if they vote to consider additional witnesses, and not just settle for hearing from Bolton, according to two GOP lawmakers familiar with internal conference discussions.
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At very least, Flynn's legal attempt Tuesday night could further drag out a case that's taken several twists since Mueller opened it more than two years ago, lining up Flynn as a key witness against the President.
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Trump's latest threat to drag out a possible deal until after the 2020 election is likely an effort to get China to commit to the final issues on the table, said one person close to the talks.
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In fact, paradoxically, the longer Democrats drag out their investigation to strengthen their case, the more time Trump will have to muddy the waters with lies and conspiracies, possibly weakening that case, with the public at least.
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Some days I would come home — maybe it's [after] a scene where we're having a knock-down, drag-out fight — and feel like something profound happened, at the risk of sounding at all self-important or pretentious.
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No poll I've seen puts his support from Republicans at below 2628 percent and we at Harvard-Harris have it at 28503 percent, which is remarkable, given his knock-down-drag-out fight with some mainstream Republicans.
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Experts have said that a trade war doesn't benefit anyone, but the ongoing tariff fight between the two economic powerhouses is widely expected to drag out — some say through 2020 — due to the complexity of the underlying issues.
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I don't know if Murphy Brown, unaware of its own privileges and blind spots, is the champion I would drag out of the past to send into that battle, but hey, she's dealt with all of this before.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron has said he will not invoke Article 50 to begin the process of leaving, but Burns said European nations do not want to set precedent of allowing members to drag out their exit.
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"This might drag out into the change of leadership in Washington, and it's possible a Trump administration could abandon the overtime rule," said Gerald Hathaway, partner at the New York law firm Drinker Biddle & Reath, about the fight.
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If companies and their union-busting lawyers can drag out the process, the company can, then, petition for a new vote one year later -- and worn-down workers are frequently too exhausted to put up with another battle.
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Senators could speed through the nominations if they get a deal, but Democrats are expected to drag out the 30 hours of debate required for each nominee as part of their strategy to slow-walk Trump's picks. Sen.
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"I also think that the special counsel feels some time pressure to conclude his work, and knowing that the White House would drag out a fight over the subpoena, that may be an issue as well," Schiff continued.
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"No Collusion, No Obstruction - but that doesn't matter because the 13 Angry Democrats, who are only after Republicans and totally protecting Democrats, want this Witch Hunt to drag out to the November Election," Trump tweeted on Saturday night.
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But if they're smart, WME will read Cyborg's post and see it as a way forward for a business venture they're trying desperately to drag out of the Stone Ages and into enlightened liberality of the 21st century.
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At a closed-door leadership meeting, several senators raised the possibility that Democrats were just trying to drag out the debate, and a firm timeline needed to be placed on them to force action, according to two sources.
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"The order from the regional court ... increases the likelihood that operations at Alunorte will not resume to full capacity in the very near term and might drag out for several weeks," Berenberg's Charlie Clark said in a note.
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Hillary Clinton questioned whether Bernie Sanders is a Democrat in a wide-ranging interview with Politico published on Wednesday — one day after Sanders won Wisconsin's primary, a victory sure to drag out the race for the Democratic nomination.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - In Xinjiancun, a ramshackle village of migrant workers on the far southern fringe of Beijing, demolition machinery tears into buildings as residents drag out the last of their belongings under the gaze of police and security staff.
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In addition, if a congressional aide wants to file a formal complaint, she or he must first go through a lengthy, multi-tiered process that could drag out over months before an official complaint can even be formally lodged.
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Before Mueller's charges were revealed this week, there have already been growing calls from Republicans to wrap up the Hill probes this year, with accusations that Democrats are trying to drag out the probes into the 2018 election cycle.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea said on Tuesday the United States was trying to drag out denuclearization talks ahead of the U.S. presidential election next year and issued a veiled threat to Washington to soften its demands, state media reported.
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"One person had a very funny story where her children decided to have a knockdown drag-out fight when she was interviewing a very important client — this despite the fact that the woman had a nanny," Ms. Douglas said.
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European Council President Donald Tusk, who on Thursday confessed again that the best way forward would be to cancel Brexit altogether, is seen as trying to drag out the process in the hope that Britain could eventually change its mind. MAR.
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If Kim can drag out this process for a year or more, his scientists would most likely develop a long-range missile that could deliver an atomic or hydrogen bomb to the U.S. in the intervening period – our worst nightmare.
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The Maysles were part of Beard's crew in the summer of 1972, watching as handymen charged into the toxic mansion to drag out heaps of detritus, including hundreds of bags of emptied cat food cans, cat feces, and cat corpses.
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Some analysts think North Korea is trying to drag out talks in hopes that the U.S. will come around to accepting it as a nuclear weapons state, perhaps in a limited form that couldn&apost threaten the U.S. mainland directly.
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The corporate earnings picture continues to worsen as Wall Street analysts are now indicating negative earnings growth to drag out to the third quarter, which would mark the first three-quarter decline in three years, according to the latest FactSet calculations.
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It never feels like the investigation gets moving at a good pace where you start to see how clues come together like in the first half, but luckily it also wraps things before it begins to drag out too long.
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"The troopers were in a knock-down, drag-out fight along the side of the road with vehicles speeding by them, and it got very, very violent," State Police Captain Richard D&aposAmbrosio said after viewing the video of the altercation.
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You couple that with anemic GDP growth this year, which has resulted in a tremendous cost-consciousness on the part of many clients, it becomes very easy to drag your feet, drag out the hiring process, be very careful about expanding.
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We thought for sure it was going to drag out forever and while it still may be a few episodes before anyone actually takes the oath of office, it's pretty solid pacing to have the mystery solved in three episodes.
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The Senate will also take an initial vote on Scott Gottlieb to lead the Food and Drug Administration on Monday night, teeing up a final vote for as late as Wednesday morning if lawmakers drag out the Senate's procedural clock.
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Fostering an entire generation of first-time computer users with your software and device ecosystem could mean developing lifelong loyalties, which is precisely why all this knock-down, drag-out fight won't be drawing to a close any time soon.
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He also noted the administration could begin redefining what kind of staff is considered essential over time, allowing them to bring back more employees to carry out more of the longer-term work if the shutdown does continue to drag out.
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The government's tactic, he said, was to drag out the strike in the hope that teachers would be pressured by the public to go back to work, but that it had inadvertently created what the government most feared: structured opposition.
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Opposition leader Juan Guaido, who has been recognized by more than 50 countries as Venezuela's legitimate leader, says the opposition will not allow this round of talks to drag out like those in the Dominican Republic that ended unsuccessfully in 2018.
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"The majority of them drag out wretched days of toil in the ownership of masters too poor to feed them — too inured to hardship themselves to appreciate, in the faintest degree, the sufferings of animals in their hands," Ms. Brooke wrote.
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The GAO adds one major reason immigration cases drag out is that judges will "continue" a hearing until a later date to allow detainees more time to obtain relevant documents, secure an attorney, or perform other tasks important to their case.
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Whomever party leaders choose in internal elections this week will be the de facto generals in the drag-out fight against the torrent of investigations and other scrutiny that newly ascendant Democrats will train on Mr. Trump and his administration.
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In a sharply worded letter filed in Manhattan federal court, the office said that a federal lawsuit the president brought last month challenging the subpoena could drag out the case until the statute of limitations expired on any possible crimes.
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This will only provide the North Korean government with more time to drag out its diplomatic charm offensive to improve Kim's public image while also secretly continuing nuclear weapons development in its illegal underground facilities, as it has in the past.
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Republican senators said the Kentucky Republican had no choice but to cut the deal for the Wednesday acquittal vote because Democrats could have used their power under the rules to drag out the process past Tuesday's State of the Union.
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But after nearly killing one another in a knock out drag-out fight that ends with Miles nearly killing clone Miles after they destroy Kate's credenza, can the two men put their feelings of inadequacies aside and actually co-parent?
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Centrist Senate Democrats facing tough reelections in 2018 want to avoid a knock-down, drag-out fight over the court next year and instead focus on bipartisan economic legislation that can become law and give them accomplishments to run on.
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Sources say that the discussions - which included a high-level White House meeting on Thursday - could drag out for the rest of the summer, blowing past a mid-July deadline to present a war strategy to an increasingly impatient Congress.
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These tactics are a time-honored part of any major House debate — for the party in the minority they serve as symbolic expressions of opposition, in this case to impeaching Trump, and as delay tactics intended to drag out the debate.
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But they are likely to face opposition from at least two Republicans, Senators Rand Paul of Kentucky and Mike Lee of Utah, who believe the changes fall short of protecting civil liberties and could drag out the approval process for days.
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An alien message "will take time to understand and if that work starts to drag out and there is nothing new we can say, the information vacuum will be filled with speculation," John Elliott, a UKSRN co-founder, told the Guardian.
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House Democratic leaders are facing sharp pushback from rank-and-file members on plans to deliver billions of dollars to ease the migrant crisis at the southern border, threatening to drag out another border funding fight with President Donald Trump.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Some international observers urged Myanmar on Wednesday not to drag out legal proceedings against two Reuters journalists, as they appeared in court for the 10th time since they were arrested in December and accused of possessing secret government papers.
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Thursday night's Republican debate was the knock-down, drag-out, screaming slugfest pundits have been predicting, with both Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz attacking frontrunner Donald Trump on everything from his record of hiring foreign workers to his ties to Hillary Clinton.
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When authorities approached the two men, an altercation occurred — what one law enforcement official called a "knock-down, drag-out" fight — and the two men got away, but not before the younger Kelly injured one of the responding officers, according to WTAE.
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Over the years, the Cleganebowl has become one of the Game of Thrones fandom's longest-running memes, with fans frequently yelling "get hype!" as they awaited what they hoped would be a truly knock-down, drag-out battle between two formidable opponents.
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Waldman and Chabon fret about their kids, go through heartbreakingly passive-aggressive sessions of couples therapy, and have knock-down, drag-out fights about emptying the dishwasher, the placement of a sofa and the amount of defunct audio equipment in the shed.
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" Republicans pressured to denounce Trump McConnell has publicly stressed for months that math to keep a GOP Senate worked against the party, telling reporters recently it was a "knock-down, drag-out, sort of like a knife fight in a phone booth.
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The Office was kind enough not to drag out a will-they-won't-they for Jim and Pam (unlike some other shows on this list), and the Season 6 wedding was a perfect marriage of Dunder-Mifflin tomfoolery and pure Jam romance.
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An economist from Dutch bank ING, Iris Pang, wrote in a Friday note that China may want to drag out the tariff fight with the U.S. because "a full-blown trade war is unlikely to help President Trump's chances" in the 2020 election.
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A knock-down, drag-out brawl broke out on the Hollywood Walk of Fame between a group of protesters and some President Trump supporters — who were holding a makeshift rally around his new star after the old one got destroyed on Wednesday.
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It is simply that Penn spent so many years being in many ways remarkable, in a few ways wanting, and continued to drag out his attempts to find the mythical 'motivated BJ Penn' rather than addressing the actual issues in his game.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - North Korea could buy time to build up and refine its nuclear arsenal, including a warhead able to survive re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere, if it manages to drag out any talks with Washington, U.S. officials and experts say.
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The decision was a victory for Mr. Vance, whose office had asked Judge Marrero to dismiss Mr. Trump's suit, accusing the president and his team of trying to drag out the investigation until the statute of limitations runs out on any possible crime.
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They're privately and publicly raising concerns that issuing subpoenas -- to top officials like acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former national security adviser Bolton and for documents blocked by the White House -- will only serve to drag out the proceedings.
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Democrats feel like they have just come off this period of public hearings where they elicited all of this compelling testimony about what they consider clearly impeachable offenses, and they don't want to let the process drag out for no good reason.
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Kim Jong Un seems to be carrying on a tradition in international relations begun by his grandfather and father, who ruled North Korea before him: lie, lie and lie again – and drag out talks with adversaries as long as possible without making any real concessions.
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Their ties are not to country, but to city and each other, as seen when protesters returned to the legislature minutes before the police clearance to drag out some who wanted to stay and face the consequences, determined that all would share the same fate.
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The new approach, outlined on Saturday in a speech by FDA commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) meeting in Chicago, is part of an effort to remove regulatory barriers that drag out reviews of promising new cancer treatments.
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After watching Mike and Scheana drag out all their skeletons for our viewing pleasure, it's a little unsettling to see the cast (sans Mike) reset for a happy final minute with puppies and cocktails, as if the former Shays hadn't just bared their souls.
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The National Labor Relations Board, now with a Trump-appointed majority, is moving to roll back an Obama-era rule that simplified the union election process, which employers often try to drag out for months while they press employees to turn against the union.
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As TechCrunch reported last Wednesday, BlackRock also owns a nearly 0003 percent stake in Starbucks, the nearly 50-year-old American coffee company that has taken over the world and now finds itself in a knock-down-drag-out battle with the Beijing-based upstart.
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Senators on both sides of the aisle say they have no appetite to repeat the knock-down, drag-out fight similar to last year's funding bills, which ended with Trump infuriating even traditional allies by declaring a national emergency to get extra wall money.
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But Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, has rejected those demands, saying they are irrelevant to his nomination and a Democratic attempt to drag out the vetting process, which already includes hundreds of thousands of pages from other aspects of his career.
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As we were unsupervised for a while, my coworker and I decided to open some of the product boxes and shirk all our other duties to spend the entire morning running around our area in the park having a knockdown, drag-out water gun war.
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What Trump describes is more of a Lincoln-esque "Team of Rivals" where high-minded experts argue over the best approach to the difficult problems facing the country, not a knock-down, drag-out "Hunger Games" scenario where the president encourages bloodletting and backstabbing.
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Illustration by Shanée Benjamin The rot at the heart of American democracyIllustration by Christina Animashaun/Vox Plant-based meat and the knock-down, drag-out fight for the American dietAnimation and illustration by Magoz "Heritage travel" is surging in the era of DNA testing.
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In the document, he said he was fleeing quickly, and that if the situation continued to drag out he could "end up in a cell" like Salah Abdeslam, the sole surviving alleged perpetrator in the Paris attacks, who was arrested in Belgium on Friday.
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VIENNA, Dec 12 (Reuters) - There is no need to drag out a decision on how to rescue Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena , European Central Bank policymaker Ewald Nowotny said on Monday, confirming that the ECB refused to give the bank more time to recapitalise.
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"The appeal, which appears likely to be held in December, will drag out any process of resolution of the government's powers under law regarding 'Article 50', even as its resolve to carry out Brexit in spirit and in fact remains undiminished," he said in a note.
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Though Democrats can't block nominations on their own — they got rid of the 60-vote filibuster for most nominee in 2013 — activists want them to use the chamber's rulebook to drag out any nomination, which, they argue, would result in fewer of Trump's picks being confirmed.
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Even if the Republican bill passes the Senate this week, House Democrats are warning they won't accept the Senate GOP proposal and will force a conference committee, a move that would drag out and potentially stall chances that a disaster funding bill makes it to Trump's desk.
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BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti drew plenty of scorn for his public anti-union stance—and proceeded to drag out the company's eventual recognition of the BuzzFeed News Union for months, prompting the workers to stage a four-city work stoppage to force the issue in 2019.
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GOP senators are privately and publicly raising concerns that issuing subpoenas -- to top officials like acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former national security adviser John Bolton and for documents blocked by the White House -- will only serve to drag out the proceedings.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers are playing down the likelihood of reaching an agreement in the short term, and the president suggested on Friday that China was trying to drag out the negotiations in the hope that someone else might occupy the Oval Office come January 2021.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers are playing down the likelihood of reaching an agreement in the short term, and the president suggested on Friday that China was trying to drag out the negotiations in the hope that someone else might occupy the Oval Office come January 2021.
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A House Intelligence Committee source echoed that sentiment, asserting that the investigators gathering reams of evidence behind closed doors are not willing to let the process drag out, especially as the White House seeks to block the testimony of next week's spate of high-level witnesses.
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" RELATED: Democrats target 8 Cabinet nominees, threaten to drag out process When asked for response to Warren's letter, Trump transition team responded with a statement: "The Secretary designate is looking forward to her confirmation hearing on Wednesday and responding to questions from all members on the Senate HELP committee.
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Unlike the House Judiciary Committee's investigation into obstruction of justice, where the panel went to court to try to obtain grand jury material and witness testimony, Democrats are unlikely to use the courts to try to enforce their newest subpoenas, as that process can drag out for months.
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Although Canada will extend the lifespan of some CF-18s to 2025 to cover the introduction of the new fighters, Canadian Global Affairs Institute defense analyst David Perry on Wednesday predicted Ottawa would keep the old planes in service for longer than planned and drag out the competition.
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Luckily, she didn't drag out the suspense for too long, a few hours later posting a photo from San Diego Comic Con: Her hair, which was cut by artist Mara Roszak, now falls just above her shoulders, giving her back a much-needed break during the summer months.
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Some critics and diplomats believe China's sudden interest in the code after 15 years of delays is to drag out the negotiating process to buy time to complete its strategic objectives in the South China Sea, through which more than $3 billion of ship-borne trade passes annually.
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"The only surprising turn of events is the lengths the foster family has gone to, under the advice of an attorney with a long history of trying to overturn ICWA, to drag out litigation as long as possible, creating instability for the child in question," the group said.
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Give it some time, a viral moment or a featured spot on a CW show, and "New Year's Day" should and could, belatedly, become one of her most enduring songs ever – the kind we and our offspring drag out every holiday season alongside the likes of Mariah Carey, Wham!
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He deflected the Republicans' diversionary attacks with a toothy, playful grin, and when he spoke his right hand would grasp the air for emphasis, as if he were seizing the palpable point he wanted to drag out into the open, before sharpening into a jab of his index finger.
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But as the highest-ranking GOP woman in Congress, Cheney — an effective communicator and a member of one of the most powerful families in Washington — could possibly leapfrog both men in the event of a knock-down, drag-out fight between McCarthy and Scalise in 2020 or 2022.
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The audience realizes why the drones have been keeping all those social media profiles a split second before the officers do — and then all any of us can do is wait for the bloody inevitable, which Brooker and director James Hawes drag out as long as they possibly can.
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" However, in that same interview with the NBC News anchor Lester Holt, Mr. Trump also said Mr. Comey was fired because of his incompetence — a decision the president acknowledged could drag out the Russia investigation: "As far as I'm concerned, I want that thing to be absolutely done properly.
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At a rally at the Morningside Heights campus in Manhattan on Monday, students said the university was trying to drag out the fight, possibly until President-elect Donald J. Trump could appoint new members to the labor board, tipping the balance in a direction more likely to favor Columbia.
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Under current Senate rules, Democrats are unable to filibuster any of the nominees, but they have gone out of their way to use procedural tools to drag out the process, partly because many of the president's choices are contentious, and partly because of their antipathy for Mr. Trump.
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Trump's fight with Vance to keep his tax returns private is just one of the many courtroom battles the president is engaged in that could lead to bombshell revelations about the true scope of his business empire before the 2020 election — or drag out in endless litigation well past the vote.
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Mueller also appeared to give a nod to Congress about their responsibility to determine what to do with the information he laid out in his report, noting that it is also their responsibility not to drag out the matter that has dogged the White House for more than two years.
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In contrast to last year, when Webb Simpson squeezed all the drama from the finish with a four-stroke victory, Sunday was a knock-down-drag-out race to the wire, with eight players holding at least a share of the lead — including Vegas for 29 seconds — before McIlroy took command.
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The claims — made in an unpublished book — severely undermined arguments from Trump's defense team, and GOP leaders and the White House feared the report would cause enough Republicans to break with leadership and vote with the Democrats to call Bolton as a witness, a move that could drag out the proceedings.
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Outside observers of the legal process say Trump appears destined for ultimate defeat in his multiple legal battles to stop Congress and New York prosecutors from accessing his business records and tax returns, but that he may be able to drag out the courtroom feuding well beyond the 2020 election.
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A core worry that led many to raise concerns about the previous U.S.-Taliban negotiations was that too-rapid U.S. troop withdrawals and a reduction in U.S. leverage would leave the Taliban free to drag out any talks with the Afghan government and simultaneously seek to impose a solution via violence.
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The FCC's new rules are not yet carved in stone; a legal challenge led by consumer advocates, major tech companies, and smaller ISPs is brewing in Washington, D.C. Although it is likely to drag out into next year, the court battle could result in net neutrality being reinstated as law of the land.
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In upcoming weeks and months, members and aides will have to decide how many of the subpoena fights, including those subpoenas for individual interviews and testimony, they are willing to take to the courts where the process could drag out far beyond their majority or even Trump's time in the White House.
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Their eyes light up when they talk about getting suspended for fighting in the lunchroom or that knockdown drag-out by the willow trees after school, and the stories are told with biographical myth making in mind: Of course I ended up fighting as a job, because I was always a badass.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans are conflicted about how quickly to move on an impeachment trial against President Trump, with some arguing for a speedy vote on the charges and others seeing an opportunity to drag out the historic proceedings and tie down some Democratic senators at a prime moment in their presidential campaigns.
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Comey on Thursday also asked the court to stay the testimony scheduled for Monday until it rules on his motion to quash the subpoena -- part of what Schickler says could be a strategy to drag out legal proceedings until Democrats take over the committee in the new year and shut down the investigation.
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After the historic summit in Singapore, the risks and danger to the security of the United States and our allies are clear: Kim Jong Un's strategy is to drag out the process of "working towards denuclearization" for as long as possible as China and South Korea break the sanctions arrayed against him.
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In the second trailer for The Mandalorian — the highly anticipated series set in a galaxy far, far away and poised to debut with the launch of the new Disney+ streaming service — fans get a glimpse at the life of bounty hunters, complete with knock-down, drag-out brawls with adversaries and creatures of all sorts.
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Patty Mills is super and Dejounte Murray will be an awesome two-way presence, but the Spurs need another ball-handler who can drag out help defenders on screen and rolls, luring two opponents away from guys like LaMarcus Aldridge, Pau Gasol, and, soon enough, Kawhi Leonard, to get their skip, skip, shot offense humming.
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Back then, I used to spend every recap complaining about how most of the episode was really stressful and oppressive and great to watch, and then in the last five minutes or so, the show would drag out some over-earnest pop song and try to build a catharsis out of nowhere, and it always felt kind of cheap.
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I was wondering if you can quantify the kind of boost you got in the quarter and maybe year-to-date from your competitor's woes concerning the 737 Max grounding and whether you think as this grounding seems to drag out further and further into time, that that benefit can actually grow for you for Delta going forward?
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It takes little to drag out such fights for years, as demonstrated by Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE, whose administration had routinely opposed subpoenas from Congress.
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Make it "those judges who drag out their decisions as if they were …" Or, alternatively, say "Meen is not the kind of judge who drags out …" ••• Each of the three girls wore their hair pulled away from their faces in a traditional burial style for women, according to the local authorities, signaling that they were prepared to die.
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Now, some 18 movies later, we've arrived at Infinity War, a knock-down, drag-out fight between Thanos and those Avengers, joined by all the friends they've made along the way, including Black Widow, the Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Panther and his Wakandan warriors, Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, Scarlet Witch, Vision, and the underloved Hawkeye.
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If Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Legal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Senate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package MORE (R-Ky.) is not able to get a deal, opponents could drag out the bills for days.
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Directed by Alfonso Gomez-Rejon (Me and Earl and the Dying Girl), the film stars Benedict Cumberbatch as Edison (after playing Alan Turing in The Imitation Game, he's really got this intense inventor thing down), Michael Shannon as Westinghouse, Nicholas Hoult as Tesla, and promises to be just as much of a knock-down-drag-out brawl as the real thing.
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"In other words, the less power and influence black Republican loyalists and outsiders have, the more explosive the fights," she said, adding that the 1976 National Black Republican Convention witnessed "knock-down, drag-out fights" among the 350 delegates, and that the period also saw a series of lawsuits filed by black Republicans looking to seize power control of groups organizing black Republicans.
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I'm just back from Florida, where I spoke to chefs in Miami, caught a huge tarpon in Everglades National Park and spent a perfect evening on the southwest coast cooking my in-laws chicken shawarma in the Ronco rotisserie oven that they drag out of storage when I visit because rotisserie is really the best way to make shawarma, every time.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session John Roberts blocks Rand Paul's question on whistleblower Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (R-Ky.) characterized himself as for "all witnesses or no witnesses," but questioned why his GOP colleagues would trust Bolton enough to subpoena him and drag out the trial.
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The day's debates stretched on for 14 hours before Chairman Jerry Nadler abruptly called an end to the session, prompting literal howls of protest from GOP members who saw Nadler's move as a way to get the vote on TV. Democrats blamed Republicans for the delay, saying they used the little power they have in the House to drag out the proceedings.
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In the United States, only a third or less of sexual assaults are reported to the police, and the reasons why are varied: victims might not trust the police, they might not believe the police will do anything, they might fear reprisal from the perpetrator, or they might want to simply "move on" with their lives rather than let things drag out in the justice system.
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On Saturday morning, as most of the world learned of Muhammad Ali's death and began paying tribute to the boxing and cultural legend, a certain faction of the population (mostly white, most definitely conservative) decided that it was a great time to drag out their half-century-old complaints about a man some of them still refuse to refer to as anything but his slave name.
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Mr. Byford said he had spent weeks analyzing the stations slated to be enhanced and had come to understand why things like elevators were not part of the plan, explaining that some of the stations were close to accessible stations, while in other cases figuring out how to make a station compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act would drag out the necessary work.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE's entry into the 85033 presidential primary sets the stage for another knock-down, drag-out fight between the establishment wing of the party and the ascendant left, led by Sen.
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It's almost as if they wanted to establish a certain imprint in the public consciousness about what this is and now they're going to try to drag out the process for many weeks of releasing the report, and it's just not an acceptable way for the Department of Justice to be proceeding here and it seems to be a complete thwarting of the whole design of having a special counsel.
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There were episodes where the word "yeah" would be typed differently (yea, ya, etc.) or other times when players, like Sammie, would drag out her words and Circle would only emphasize what it felt was necessary: such "tell us pleeeeeeeaseeeeee" or "goooooood morninggggg" On one episode, Ed instructed Circle to delete words by just saying "get rid of [the word] man," as he was typing a message to Joey.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiSekulow indicates White House not interested in motion to dismiss impeachment articles Overnight Health Care: Trump restores funding for Texas program that bars Planned Parenthood | Trump to attend March for Life | PhRMA spent record on 2019 lobbying Key House committee chairman to meet with Mnuchin on infrastructure next week MORE's (D-Calif.) decision to drag out the process by withholding the articles of impeachment was a serious mistake.
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Lawmakers declined to drag out debate time Tuesday, with only Senate Armed Services Committee ranking member Jack ReedJohn (Jack) Francis ReedSenators ask for committee vote on 'red flag' bills after shootings Senate Democrats demand Trump order review of White House security clearances Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (D-R.
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As the Daily Caller reported this week, Senate Republicans are allowing Democrats to consistently drag out debate time on each of President 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's nominees — without any consequence.
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Lawmakers declined to drag out debate time Tuesday, with only Senate Armed Services Committee ranking member Jack ReedJohn (Jack) Francis ReedSenators ask for committee vote on 'red flag' bills after shootings Senate Democrats demand Trump order review of White House security clearances Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (D-R.
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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 had demanded $5.7 billion in funding for new construction of his signature border wall, launching a drag-out fight with Democrats, who rejected the provision outright, and leading to a five-week partial shutdown beginning Dec. 22.
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" -- A growing number of Republican senators are pointing to Trump's threat to invoke executive privilege as an excuse to vote against even trying to call witnesses, CNN reports: "GOP senators are privately and publicly raising concerns that issuing subpoenas -- to top officials like acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former national security adviser John Bolton and for documents blocked by the White House -- will only serve to drag out the proceedings.
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On tax policy, in my own party we had this knock-out, drag-out fight over whether or not to take the corporate rate from 20 to 21, understanding it's much higher now, the holy grail was 25; they cut it to 20, some magic number that someone pulled out of nowhere, and I said why don't we just raise, instead of 20, let's make it 21, still lower than 403, which was what everybody wanted, and use that extra point to pay for the child tax credit, to deliver benefits to working people under certain income thresholds.
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