Passports were duly shown, VKs were duly purchased, imitation Jager bombs were duly downed.
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"All the eligible villagers have been duly compensated," he said.
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These were duly exercised towards the end of that year.
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Mr Kershaw duly retired both hitters, and the Dodgers advanced.
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That has duly made its mark on overall economic growth.
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When Mr Xi pushed back, Mr Trump duly backed off.
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Thankfully these irritating bits of bureaucracy have been duly dispatched.
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Such images were duly banned by China's censors this week.
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Walkinshaw duly accepted and Malik came on board for 1999.
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Companies such as Nissan, a carmaker, duly set up shop.
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Lashings of sex, bomb blasts, shootings and betrayals duly followed.
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Training for managers was revamped and the results duly improved.
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Inflows from China duly fell, but those from Vietnam surged.
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Von Braun duly resigned, and died in retirement shortly after.
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Duly noted ... Originally published -- 3/24 3:54 PM PT
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Shareholders were duly rewarded with a 12 percent dividend hike.
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They ask: What's patriotic about thwarting the duly elected POTUS?
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Milan duly won the fixture and kept a clean sheet.
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The issue duly became a rallying call for Greek nationalists.
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Sanders is duly elected, and he'll make his own decisions.
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His Republican supporters duly confirmed his elevation to the court.
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I think it was sort of a duly noted response.
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Arrington was duly ridiculed when the indictment emerged in June.
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Raleigh duly set about professionalising colonisation and philosophising about it.
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BREXIT MAELSTROM The shutdown duly came into effect on Sept.
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"We hope our concerns will be duly addressed," it said.
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He's pretty good, and Justin is pretty clearly duly impressed.
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When the light bulbs came on, I was duly impressed.
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The ACA was a legitimate law, duly passed by Congress.
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Well they usurp the role of people&aposs duly elected representatives.
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You can&apost add things to it without duly changing it.
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The unbelieving lieutenant was duly convinced that God was watching him.
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Viewers are duly shown the bravery of the domestic security forces.
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The army duly deposed her, too, ushering in the current junta.
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Cops duly obliged and shot some 600 people the following year.
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This week Ms Collins was duly presented with a formidable challenger.
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The carrier has duly resubmitted its JV with Qantas to regulators.
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Both men duly laid in to Mr Rubio all over again.
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Donald Trump is the duly elected president of the United States.
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Both houses of Congress refused to seat duly elected Mormon representatives.
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"Can I just say," he quipped, laughing, "I feel duly punished."
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He is also the duly elected president of the United States.
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The assembled physicists duly cheered; Mr Trudeau then answered the question.
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Delany duly records her visit from W.H. Auden; and a vivid
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" He added, "Donald Trump was duly elected to do the things
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The club duly complied with its obligation to let him go.
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He duly obliged, and the result is nothing short of spectacular.
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Meanwhile, the United States would not have a duly elected president.
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Such concerns are founded and should be duly considered by policymakers.
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References to the museum's internal conflicts are duly if discreetly included.
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And he is duly delivered the ball in a good position.
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"The staff's positions are duly noted," Verizon said in a statement.
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Every incident has been duly noted by reporters covering the series.
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The commission, on parchment bearing elaborate legal language, was duly read.
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By removing a duly elected president on empty articles of impeachment.
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Reliance Capital said it had duly responded to the auditor's queries.
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Though euro zone bonds duly rallied, currency traders took a different view.
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The sex ratio for second births in China duly became more normal.
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He took that as his cue, and duly leapt into the water.
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The goal duly arrived, involving considerable haplessness from a number of parties.
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Central banks intervened to drive down bond yields and they duly fell.
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It's been a tough time for Virginia and its duly elected leaders.
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The government has duly increased public spending, the lifeblood of the economy.
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Identity document and an exchange slip duly filled in will be required.
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In her speech Mrs Clinton duly recited something like a progressive credo.
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WTI has duly regained its position as the most traded oil benchmark.
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For the next three quarters, its returns duly rose along with stockmarkets.
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American bond yields duly fell and the dollar weakened; emerging markets rallied.
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The Royals duly hung on for the win in the resumed game.
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My date was duly dazzled, even though things were to end badly.
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They will strike down and uphold legislation passed by duly elected lawmakers.
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He is the duly elected president and leader of the Republican Party.
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Joshua duly obliged and they headlined London's O2 arena on December 12th.
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I myself have a duly filled, lifelong vaccination record to boast about.
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It's imperative that the progressive wing be duly represented in those processes.
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The penalty judgement duly came down, and few neutral observers disputed it.
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Many contemporary approaches to the Fifth duly observe its complex historical context.
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Odom duly became the last person executed for rape in Florida's history.
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We must duly see it as its owners and masters see it.
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Sam duly sees off the unwanted suitor, threatening to call the police.
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Pereira, wily and mustachioed, duly sent a scout to assess the claims.
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John Bercow, the Speaker, duly recalled MPs to Westminster on September 25th.
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Earlier this month Mexico's Senate duly passed a limited medical marijuana bill.
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You're trying to remove a duly elected president of the United States.
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You're trying to remove a duly elected president of the United States.
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Penny had duly lost it with us, and resorted to the wooden spoon.
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But they continue to illegitimize a president duly elected according to the Constitution.
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Correspondent creditor banks agreed to maturity extensions and were duly compensated for this.
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This is always a 2-way street, with consent and 'stop' duly noted.
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The proposals that emerged from a cabinet meeting on October 21st duly disappointed.
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The ruling party duly won every one of the 125 seats in parliament.
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On August 5th the prime minister duly announced plans to renovate 20 hospitals.
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The Senate's bill duly gets rid of the fines for not buying insurance.
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A Dutch television reporter in Washington duly asked him what he had meant.
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Viewers were duly mortified and horrified, and the Twitter jokes were deservedly vicious.
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Countries as varied as Bangladesh, France and Rwanda have duly banned plastic bags.
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Eastham duly decamped to North London, but he did not forgive and forget.
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Donald Trump proclaimed himself the "law and order candidate" and was duly elected.
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The pound duly plunged some 10 percent to its lowest level since 1985.
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They quickly and crossly denied it and the White House duly backed off.
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Once they were seated and their presence duly recorded, the lights went down.
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" And she slammed liberals as "snowflakes who can't accept a duly-elected President.
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Massa duly let Alonso pass, despite it being still early in the season.
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Sins, however venal, will be duly punished by the brutal hand of fate.
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Members of both parties duly fretted over Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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John White Webster, M.D., was duly arrested, tried and found guilty of homicide.
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Nineteen minutes of bidding duly confirmed that this had been a marketing masterstroke.
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John Kelly, President Trump's new chief of staff, duly took care of him.
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The collar was duly turned so that it was, for a time, rejuvenated.
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The voters duly took their places at the students' desks overlooking the blackboard.
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Games companies were particularly excited, and Nintendo, Sega and Virtuality duly piled in.
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Agricultural productivity duly took off in Asia and Latin America, making everybody richer.
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He tried to kneecap our duly elected president, and there are no consequences.
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Alckmin duly underperformed expectations by 3 to 4 percent while Bolsonaro outperformed them.
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I was duly sick all down my cleavage and returned to the ongoing huff.
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"Regulation is one thing we think is really important," he duly replied on this.
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The religious order duly announced it was withdrawing from all involvement with the campus.
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He duly adopted the method his regime knows best: rapid, forceful repression of protests.
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America duly banned transactions in 21, except for those of century-old antique pieces.
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Video duly posted, he stopped to chat about Topman Design's swoony, velvet-stuffed collection.
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And where Clarkson goes, May and Hammond duly follow… And so The Grand Tour.
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Regardless of their reservations about Trump, the electorate has duly noted the press cheerleading.
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"We have duly informed the Minister and integrity checks are on presently," he added.
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That law exists because Congress wants those duties performed by a duly installed director.
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Hefty daggers, staggering broadswords and even battle axes are unsheathed and duly deployed throughout.
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AEDT The MSN story has also been duly updated to reflect The Guardian's amendment.
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Those annoying nerves, however, were back to torment Svitolina and she was duly broken.
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And I'm not opening it before I see a duly registered Statement of Contents.
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He gave Maassen political cover to push his security agenda, which he duly did.
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Although Mr. Cox had been fired, his staff — duly appointed federal prosecutors — had not.
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Famous artists are always attending the novel's parties and gatherings, and are duly described.
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Nothing new here, but Moriarty duly explains it all to the nonmindful among us.
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Refusal to comply with a duly authorized subpoena from Congress constitutes contempt of Congress.
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"I duly laid on him the privilege and obligations of a conspecific," he muses.
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I wrote just such a piece myself, duly presenting the evidence for and against.
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"You're trying to remove a duly elected president of the United States," he said.
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Or even: Why should opinion writers be allowed to gratuitously insult duly elected officials?
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Sadly I have work the next day so my drinking is kept duly responsible.
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Sports Direct duly held elections for a workers' representative and offered its employees new contracts.
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I did a few stupid things, or duly enjoyed myself to put it another way.
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A brief bit of quiet duly ended when two women approached for (yet another) selfie.
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It also called on Hong Kong authorities to duly prosecute alleged perpetrators of such violence.
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In places where female literacy has improved, child marriage and maternal mortality have duly fallen.
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Mr De Giorgi duly invited him and a few of his peers for a chat.
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To save Panna, new females would have to be brought in, and they duly were.
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He was informed the following morning that he would have to go, and duly resigned.
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The women are duly rewarded by getting the first news that their master has risen.
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I loyally chose Eisenhower, and duly received an acknowledgment postmarked February 6, 1961, from Washington.
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His man, Lenín Moreno, duly scored a narrow victory against Guillermo Lasso, a conservative banker.
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Pelosi shares governing responsibilities with the Senate Republican majority and with a duly-elected president.
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William and Kate duly listed their jobs as Prince and Princess of the United Kingdom.
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Moscow was duly removed from the G8, and the group reverted back to the G7.
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Last year, it called on Ranger the bear, who duly picked honey and hibiscus flowers.
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This time the runners held on to the baton and duly qualified for Friday's final. .
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After Roe has been duly chipped away at, an outright reversal would look more plausible.
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Aladdin finds it, rubs it, brings forth the Genie, and is duly granted three wishes.
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But that did allow the team to bring in Cheryshev, who duly scored moments later.
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The currency has duly fallen to five-month lows since the RBA's June 4 meeting.
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She duly recognizes income inequality as a prime source of iGen's anxiety about its future.
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The businessman-former convict who prevailed before the court had been duly convicted and jailed.
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Our duly elected president and his administration deserve our support, or at least our forbearance.
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Let the Mueller investigation, like every other duly constituted law enforcement action, run its course.
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You cannot adopt House rules before the Speaker is elected and members are duly sworn.
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And stock prices in America duly fell, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 2%.
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The error was only found after the report was duly validated and accepted by CMS.
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So Albert's framed photograph and a cast of his hand were duly buried with her.
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This attempted coup against a duly-elected, sitting president is unprecedented and must be stopped.
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This was a courtesy owed a duly elected president, much of the press then thought.
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There were lots of angry Democrats who tried to take down a duly elected President.
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There were early signs that fury over the IOC's decision was duly stirring patriotic fervour.
|
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And the 2017 Masters champion duly delivered with some inspired play around Le Golf National.
|
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Duke had to play its archrival without its best player and duly lost, 88-72.
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The concept made its way up the chain of command, where it was duly slain.
|
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The brothers were duly impressed and hatched a plan with Cesar to reboot the bird.
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Judges duly appoint an attorney, selecting from one of the two normally present in the court.
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The veteran minister for water and electricity was duly fired and replaced by a former businessman.
|
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Global Times duly demanded that the firms investigate who was behind the ad and sack them.
|
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Shortly afterwards the Lords too acquiesced, and the EU withdrawal bill will now duly become law.
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On July 19th he duly banned Hizbut Tahrir, an outfit that campaigns for an Islamic caliphate.
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Huawei claims two days of battery life with the P20 Pro, and the phone duly delivers.
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They duly named the "Hereford Endeavour" in a small ceremony at the Trearddur Bay Lifeboat Station.
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They weaponized the FBI and DOJ to attack the duly elected President of the United States.
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But like it or not, Donald Trump is the duly elected president of the United States.
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Customs and Border Patrol officials claim they are duly equipped to handle all kind of languages.
|
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The Aussie dollar duly dived 1.8 percent and gave a broad fillip to the U.S. dollar.
|
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He duly did so, albeit upside down, in celebration of his 10 years at the club.
|
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And all this apparently was done without communicating with duly constituted members of his own administration.
|
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Trump and his team have protested Lewis' comments because they base legitimacy upon being duly elected.
|
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Wrong perhaps, but was it sufficiently wrong to justify removing a duly elected president from office?
|
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These are policy differences between duly elected presidential administrations, not of criminal or even counterintelligence interest.
|
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But a duly licensed or registered center is entitled to conduct the business of entertaining youngsters.
|
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The companies pitching are UnitDoseOne,AtticLab, Dronnest, DeepBrand,Vocapouch, Cardiomo, Sense, Dollarro, Cutbay, UNYTE, and Duly.
|
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Mourinho lifted the League Cup once again, and Chelsea duly went on to win the league.
|
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An increasing economic crisis forced the government to seek support, which duly came from the USSR.
|
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This left a trail of cigarette papers and tobacco that he duly spat along the footpath.
|
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Brussels duly did, with a reform of the enlargement process presented in February, which France welcomed.
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" He wrote in the journal Harijan, "Rights accrue automatically to him who duly performs his duties.
|
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Camilla Shand duly became Camilla Parker Bowles and had two children, but Charles never forgot her.
|
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By 8.00am the state's BJP-appointed governor had duly sworn Mr Fadnavis in as chief minister.
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Australian bond yields duly dropped to all-time lows with the 10-year down at 0.84%.
|
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Seven days before that game in March, Arsenal had gone to Liverpool and been duly beaten.
|
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He duly launched one of the first of his post-election Twitter tirade/culture war explosions.
|
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We look forward to the results of that process as soon as it is duly completed.
|
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Swiss fans, who had loudly supported Holdener two minutes earlier, duly acclaimed Shiffrin, the unbeaten champion.
|
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Midnight duly passed on Friday, scheduled as the summit's last day, and then again on Saturday.
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As a duly elected official, chosen by the people, I stand with my Utah congressman's legislation.
|
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Now I was flattered to be invited to weigh in, and I duly praised each outfit.
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The investment community will be duly informed of the relevant decisions to be taken by the BoD.
|
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Mounting an overthrow of a duly elected president, you kind of hear the rumblings of that there.
|
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And the series duly zeroes in on the impact of racism, rather than on an individual's intent.
|
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The Cubs duly steamrollered through the regular season, with the best record of any team since 2004.
|
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He allowed a competitive election to be held in 2008, which he duly lost to Mr Nasheed.
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It duly weakened further, slipping past 6.8400 per dollar for the first time since June last year.
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The EU's 28 leaders duly acknowledged the issue of "dual quality of foodstuffs" in their common statement.
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The middle schoolers duly created a cylindrical prototype that could potentially fit into a police evidence bag.
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At the European Parliament elections last month most of the major party "families" duly presented their nominees.
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The Americans say that where such commitments have been broken, they have duly filed a WTO dispute.
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The attorney-general's office duly filed an application in the High Court to start proceedings against him.
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With gender equality duly protected under the 14th Amendment, women made great strides over the coming decades.
|
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They are once again seen as neutral, duly-credentialed 'experts' whose intonations are worth dutifully listening to.
|
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Reuters could not independently confirm the allegations, which RCB said were 'unfounded' and 'duly refuted as untrue'.
|
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While the duo play enemies onscreen in the new sci-fi film, Elba, 44, is duly flattered.
|
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She duly lost big in Kentucky coal country and won the state by less than 2,000 votes.
|
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And if you believe what the company claims, your requests will be duly considered and taken seriously.
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The CEA report duly calculates the cost to society from crime, and finds that it is large.
|
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They voted their conscience, saying they were "duly bound" to throw 85033 of their votes to Sen.
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Their duly elected state representatives and executive agencies enacted legislation and adopted rules to regulate the industry.
|
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China duly gained admission to the World Trade Organization, but no real Western reforms ever took place.
|
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US district judge James Boasberg said the agency neglected to duly consider a possible oil spill disaster.
|
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There's only one type of Francesinha on the menu here—the full works—and it's duly despatched.
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Your contractor must be duly licensed and carry the appropriate insurance, as your board will require it.
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Not only are the products themselves great, but the entrepreneurial companies they come from are duly impressive.
|
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He was incredibly disrespectful to duly elected officials, and he was among their ranks at one time!
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This lower court duly did so, which meant that the case would go to the Constitutional Court.
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" TRUMP: "They were going to try to overthrow the govt of the US, a duly-elected POTUS.
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And Waddell was selected as mayor as the white supremacists forced the duly elected officials to resign.
|
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England and Scotland duly confirmed that they would wear poppy-bearing armbands, in defiance of FIFA's edict.
|
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Allen's suspension was duly ended, and he returned to the starting lineup Wednesday night against Georgia Tech.
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They were going to try and overthrow the government of the United States, a duly elected president.
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After Mr. Benioff's announcement, Thomas Ekno, the principal of the middle school, duly polled the student body.
|
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She duly gave up her ambition of running to succeed Chancellor Angela Merkel, her mentor, as chancellor.
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No allowance, however, is made for her distress, and she duly falls short in her first exam.
|
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Goodwin, a reliable Trump backer, parroted the President's line, which Trump duly boosted into his Twitter feed.
|
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Out of the shtetl and into the mainstream of European life the new citizen-Jew duly emerged.
|
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Reliance Capital refuted PwC's claims and said it had duly responded to various queries of the auditor.
|
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They followed the procedure, and it was of course duly noted in the registers at the sacristy.
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It duly did, leaving the unfortunate victim bleeding profusely from the face and in need of hospital treatment.
|
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That day Mr Trump duly loosed off a couple of warning shots, announcing two trade-related executive orders.
|
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But there is a difference between criticising a decision and attacking the authority of a duly seated judge.
|
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The chase was duly caught on camera by onlookers and posted to Snapchat and Twitter by Tonka Dre.
|
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The meeting with the Russian lawyer duly took place on June 9th in Trump Tower in New York.
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The prospectus duly warns that "we may not be able to achieve or maintain profitability in the future."
|
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" Ian Duly, 34, said he had nothing against the United States, but "it's about time for a change.
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But in Room 306 of the Lorraine Motel, Kennedy's words were duly noted… Kennedy could never replace King.
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Only entries that are duly received by us by the closing date will be eligible for the Competition.
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China and the US have duly accused each other of "militarizing" the waters of the South China Sea.
|
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"The complaint was being duly investigated by the internal complaints committee as per the mandated process," Genpact said.
|
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Australian imports duly increased by 22018 percent last year, but those from Argentina actually fell by 2380 percent.
|
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This treatment by this media to this president, duly elected by you, the American people, is beyond disgusting.
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They had a bizarre sub-spat over whether Mr Cruz can speak Spanish; he duly did, a bit.
|
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AT 6PM on March 1st, a national holiday, parliamentarians' seats at South Korea's National Assembly were duly deserted.
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Birds live all around us, and for the most part, they aren't very intimidating creatures (ostriches duly excepted).
|
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"We had an incident with the helicopter that will be duly investigated," Morales said on Twitter hours later.
|
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One of my colleagues, a duly elected member of Congress, has taken to twitter to intimidate a witness.
|
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Never mind, he duly sank a 20-foot putt to limit the damage to just one dropped shot.
|
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Confusion duly untangled, Ms. Dunham and Ms. Ferrera soon alerted the rest of America, via bouncy Instagram video.
|
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"Stefanik then chimed in: "This is the fifth time you have interrupted a duly-elected member of Congress.
|
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These bad actors are threatening needed recovery in Puerto Rico by blatantly disregarding their duly appointed responsibilities. Hon.
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Croatian-American heavyweight Stipe Miocic duly accepted his opportunity to compete in the makeshift title fight against Werdum.
|
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The odds favor the Cubs, but, as it was duly noted in Murphy's, it is an even year.
|
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A political party is stripping authority from duly elected officials simply because they come from the opposite party.
|
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"I have so much to learn," Ms. Hallquist said, duly incorporating Ms. Roem's lessons with each new knock.
|
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Despite all evidence and facts and history, this is the sad group of politicians duly elected and seated.
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A big, wide smile of serene satisfaction announcing that the day's outrage has been duly and deeply savored.
|
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Every gruesome case of once-insured families now left to die would be duly chronicled by the media.
|
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They argue that an attack by Trump could cause House Republicans to rally behind their duly elected Speaker.
|
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Mr. Sanford duly lost the race; the Democrats went on to flip the seat in the general election.
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The TV shows and songs I loved all featured American accents, which were duly imitated in the playground.
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We should at least know who is going to take the place of the 11 duly elected senators.
|
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Au Nok-hin, another pro-democracy candidate elected in her place, was "not duly elected," the judge said.
|
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After entering the USS Aegis via shuttle transfer, Diver and myself duly took up positions on Tactical and Engineering.
|
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Volkswagen said in a statement that its management board ''duly fulfilled its disclosure obligation under German capital markets law.
|
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"Both Secretary Ross and Attorney General Barr are refusing to comply with duly authorized subpoenas from Congress," Cummings added.
|
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The government is also looking at whether Vivendi duly informed it that it exercised de facto control over TIM.
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Turkey has done all of these things, and its currency has duly lost 40% of its value this year.
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Once children of those unions were born, their birth weight was duly recorded on an ISIS-issued birth certificate.
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Haiti has not had a proper government since Michel Martelly, the last duly elected president, stepped down in February.
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Arsenal and other leading clubs duly launched the Premier League, which broke away from the existing competitions in 1992.
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Mr Cox duly advised that the new texts had indeed reduced the risk of being stuck in the backstop.
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He was duly sacked—as a fall guy, the president's critics say; as a lone bad apple, he insists.
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Yet now that MPs are duly asserting themselves, Leavers attack them for subverting the sovereign will of the people.
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Yields on U.S. 703-year paper have duly declined to 3.08 percent, from a recent top of 3.25 percent.
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The prime minister duly flew that day to Brussels to lunch with Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission's president.
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The cost of electricity has duly risen, demand has now shrunk and some people have gone off grid altogether.
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He had just one to be precise, a three-footer at the par-five 16th that he duly sank.
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He duly converted with a smash after softening up Struff with a series of punishing groundstrokes into the corners.
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He needed to avoid any big numbers on his card and duly did so, making nothing worse than bogey.
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Pretty much everybody but the reality-television host who was duly elected president of these United States knew that.
|
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Pena Nieto duly canceled the planned visit to talk to Trump, which was meant to take place this week.
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BUFFALO — All week his utterances were duly noted and parsed for meaning, his moves scrutinized and assigned a score.
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The court first formed a special task-force to look into the allegations, which duly produced a damning report.
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He assumed the guise of the worst kind of politician - a sleazy fraudster he duly christened Ljubisa 'Beli' Preletacevic.
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Anthony Davis duly tallied 50 points, 16 rebounds and seven steals Wednesday night ... and the Pelicans lost at home.
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They had to wait 11 years before he followed his debut with this novel, but they were duly rewarded.
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The relationship seems to have continued on a periodic basis, opportunities to bring Gosh to justice duly passed up.
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This memo provided protection to states whose voters and duly elected legislatures have legalized some form of marijuana use.
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"As a duly elected minister of justice, a prosecutor's obligation to correct a known injustice never terminates," they wrote.
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"Trump's Muslim ban is what Israel is implementing, this time against two duly elected Members of Congress," said said.
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On Tuesday, ADK shares duly leapt above the tender price, indicating hopes for a sweeter offer or a counterbid.
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His personal preferences should play no role in his testimony before the duly elected representatives of the American people.
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Gutierrez said Carnival was duly notified and thus the suit was filed on Thursday, with others to follow soon.
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Now the Democrats are officially moving to impeach our duly elected president, my duty to protect him isn't over.
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Nai Nai is ecstatic that her far-flung relatives have gathered in one place; everyone else is duly miserable.
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The play, which originated at the National Theater, in a coproduction with Headlong, duly transferred to the West End.
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Those below saluted and set about implementing what they correctly felt to be lawful orders and duly considered policy.
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McDonnell, duly convicted of bribery earlier by a jury of his peers, walked free after the Supreme Court ruling.
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The ordinance was duly voted upon and passed, and I offered to keep an eye open for any violators.
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In the letter, the White House argued Democrats were pursuing a "constitutionally invalid" investigation of a duly elected president.
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Ayala fulfilled her responsibility as a duly elected official, demonstrating transparency to her constituents and accountability for her decision.
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The ordinance is duly respectful of the law, in a spirit that honors the Constitution and residents' civil rights.
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Naturally, Democrats want to rally their troops, too, and have duly come up with dubious slogans of their own.
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Non-purchasers were duly paid and dispatched to bring back desired items for purchasers who had officially tapped out.
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The Panthers and the Avalanche faced off Monday night, and Brassard duly scored a goal for his new team.
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And as the Leftovers star duly noted he's wearing a white turtleneck and denim jacket that has its collar popped.
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On March 14th Mrs May duly hailed the bill's passage into law as "a defining moment for our whole country".
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In his new book Mr Hannan duly slams the EU's erosion of national sovereignty and supposed antipathy to free markets.
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, despite her enthusiasm for private school vouchers, has duly implemented the accountability compromise of 2015.
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The euro duly sank to depths last seen in mid-22021, sending the safe-haven U.S. dollar and yen surging.
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I duly posted an unimpressive picture of a slipper and began looking for hacks to boost my likes and followers.
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Al Jazeera duly suspended its Egyptian arm, and after a temporary blackout, blamed on technical difficulties, briefly broadcast from London.
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The House of Commons Home Affairs Committee duly accuses the government of worrying complacency about securing a data adequacy decision.
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He duly regaled them with familiar lines about Scranton, the Pennsylvanian mining-town his family fled almost seven decades ago.
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However this week it trumpeted winning "major concessions" from the government and Labour MPs duly voted with their Conservative counterparts.
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While these concerns are duly noted, something radical clearly needs to be done about this serious and ever-escalating problem.
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More recently, Ryan said on TV that it was his "responsibility" to support the "duly elected" nominee of the party.
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But on Friday, she was full of self-belief before her second run and duly threw caution to the wind.
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The Russian ruble has duly depreciated, and any promised economic stabilization before next year's national election is unlikely at best.
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Mr Sanders duly won majorities of voters worried about the economy and who think international trade has cost America jobs.
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The whole thing was duly tweeted out by "Corgi Dad, Millennial and Trump Supporter" — and TV political pundit — Harlan Hill.
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" Ziegler was duly honored for this contortion, in 1974, by The Committee on Public Doublespeak at its first "Doublespeak Awards.
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First up is Sam Chisolm (Denzel Washington), a "duly sworn warrant officer" that's been traveling around taking out various outlaws.
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Mazdzer's camp, consisting of parents, two sisters, his girlfriend and two buddies, duly went ballistic at the finish-line terrace.
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With the insect duly splattered across one facet of the diamond, this laser is shone through the crystal onto it.
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The party would duly adopt respectable opinions on social issues and immigration, and an era of national healing could begin.
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The boy who got the second-highest mark duly took up the post, although he was unsuited for its responsibilities.
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His tweet on Thursday urging an ally to reject the visit of duly-elected U.S. officials marked a significant escalation.
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An administration that adheres to duly enacted immigration laws may be a novel concept, but it should not be controversial.
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The Aussie dollar duly dived 1.8 percent to stand at $0.7110 and gave a broad fillip to the U.S. dollar.
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A youth worker who knew "Pat" gave a photo to the police, who duly provided it to the television station.
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The euro duly sank to depths last seen in mid-2017, sending the safe-haven U.S. dollar and yen surging.
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PA) duly informed the prime minister's office of it exercising de facto control over phone company Telecom Italia (TIM) (TLIT.
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President Barack Obama duly left such a letter for President Trump, as President George W. Bush did eight years earlier.
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Feeling duly warned, we checked our spare, aired down our tires and headed for the mountain's seldom- reached western escarpment.
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In short, the mission change should have been duly reported — and noted — by military officials from West Africa to Stuttgart.
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The businessmen — representing companies that are still prominent German corporate names, like Siemens, Bayer and Allianz — duly open their wallets.
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The organizers of the summit capitulated to his wishes and duly covered up the work with thin sheets of paper.
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What this means is that travel gradually becomes synonymous with taking photographs, photographs that are duly shared on social media.
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This was duly reflected in what was, in pure financial terms, a relatively modest return for a lifetime of collecting.
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Duly educated, I hereby belatedly endorse offering shelled pistachios as a delicious example of the kind of compromise I suggested.
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However, Stein was photographed spray-painting construction equipment and duly charged with vandalism and trespassing by authorities in North Dakota.
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Japan returned to the cup after a three-year hiatus as part of their World Cup preparations and duly won.
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Duly, doors open themselves, cabinets unlatch and a séance reveals the never-to-be-said name of the title character.
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Democrats voted to interpret the words "three-fifths of the senators duly chosen and sworn" to mean a simple majority.
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President Trump refused to comply with duly authorized subpoenas for documents and testimony as part of an impeachment congressional inquiry.
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He duly promised to send a royal commission to resolve their problems with the abbess, but the men never arrived.
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He duly argues that government actions in the wake of the financial crisis saved the world from a second Great Depression.
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Its government has duly unveiled a set of revisions to its foreign-investment laws that come into force on October 1st.
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A caretaker president has governed the country since the last duly elected president, Michel Martelly, stepped down in February this year.
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The high commissioner duly responded: Singaporeans vote for the PAP "because it continues to deliver them good government, stability and progress".
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On February 7th a high-court judge duly allowed a judicial review of the decision, at the request of two victims.
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Mr Newin said the region needed at least 10bn baht in government investment; Mr Prayuth duly promised to improve local infrastructure.
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The Senate duly approved Mr Rajoy's request, backed by the opposition Socialists, to apply Article 155 of the constitution in Catalonia.
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So that&aposs one part of it, the non-compliance the duly issued subpoenas, the second part is this FISA application.
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The Natick Camouflage Evaluation Facility came up with thirteen pattern and color combinations, duly sent overseas for field tests and feedback.
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" Newman also claimed that the only listed pool policy regarding clothing states, "duly appropriate attire must be worn at all times.
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In April last year, four months after King Salman, his uncle, had ascended to the throne, he duly became crown prince.
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Still Reagan duly delivered on his promise, reducing the misery index more than any other president in the post-1952 era.
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Carve-outs were duly created: butchers and ballet dancers were given special treatment and footballers were not required to speak English.
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As unusual as that was, that met the criteria for a tropical storm, and the hurricane center duly named it Julia.
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James Madison, Jefferson's new secretary of state, found the duly executed commissions in his predecessor's office and refused to deliver them.
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Podhoretz read this, not inaccurately, as "You don't belong," and he returned to the United States, where he was duly drafted.
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" When after their breakup Machado has trouble getting herself off, she duly footnotes the text, "Magic power lost by breaking taboo.
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Disney and Marvel's accomplishment will be duly inscribed in the annals of commerce, to be studied for many years to come.
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The Spaniard duly provided it with his slow-motion movement between points and a surprise toilet break after the first set.
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But I do not believe that the president's actions rise to the level of removing a duly-elected president from office.
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The goal was never to conduct a legitimate counterintelligence investigation; it was to inflict political damage against a duly elected president.
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Is it unseemly and highly inappropriate for a president to smear the prosecutors who have been duly tasked with investigating him?
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Ramaphosa was duly confirmed as the country's new president in February, bringing an end to Zuma's scandal-plagued time in office.
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Republicans largely argued that Trump has the ability to determine how to lead the country as a duly elected executive leader.
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Another presidential hopeful, Geraldo Alckmin, a former governor of São Paulo, said he hoped Mr. Bolsonaro's assailant would be duly punished.
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"The individual behind this piece has chosen to deceive, rather than support, the duly elected President of the United States," Sanders said.
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That position may be a stretch, and it was a stretch too far for America's Catholic hierarchs, who duly rebuked Mr Kaine.
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Duly seduced by Mr. Hartman's fish stories, I traveled to the area last October for a weekend of chasing reds with him.
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"The court orders the Division to place the child with a duly married, heterosexual foster-adoptive couple within one week," he wrote.
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In 2015, however, the Supreme Court put America on notice by striking down a duly promulgated Environmental Protection Agency regulation of mercury.
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Emmanuel and Anderson were holding it down as the only actors of color on the show, a fact that Twitter duly noted.
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"Best wishes for our duly elected president: May his victory speech be his guide and preserving the Republic his aim," Romney tweeted.
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Last night Jobbik duly called for Mr Orban to stand down, claiming he had squandered public funds on an ego-boosting exercise.
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On April 29th the EU's 27 other heads of government duly approved political guidelines for Michel Barnier, the European Commission's Brexit negotiator.
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Gold has duly perked up a bit since the start of the year, and the price rose by 1.6% on April 11th.
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Every president who has ever left office before the end of his term has been duly succeeded by the incumbent vice president.
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And that would require more moderate candidates, not those talking about evicting a duly elected Republican president after less than a year.
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But the specimen was duly acquired, popped in a plastic bag, labelled and carried back to base camp for processing and identification.
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President Donald Trump said it was an "honour" to meet Mr Kim, who duly promised "complete denuclearisation" in exchange for security guarantees.
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The Syrian air force duly bombed Kurdish areas in August, a message Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan would have picked up immediately.
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Incidents involving the spilling of industrial and caustic chemicals, while infrequent and duly reported, have left land protectors on a hair trigger.
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Carter duly won the re-run in 13.50 seconds, though he looked thoroughly miserable about the whole thing despite his unusual reprieve.
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CHAFFETZ: I&aposm glad Congress has finally standing up for itself because how many times you have to have duly issued subpoenas?
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I don't know about you, but I think I'd have to try this before I can become duly excited about the tech.
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As a result, they threatened to sit out for the playoffs if they were not duly compensated for the additional six games.
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After adjusting for their standing in national polls, the front-runner's advantage over the Florida senator duly shrank by 5.1 percentage points.
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Mnuchin follows a long line of Treasury secretaries who have duly asked Congress for quick passage of a "clean" debt limit extension.
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The president has repeatedly denied accusations of soliciting illegal funds and insisted any donations were legal and duly registered with electoral authorities.
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Thirdly, is the committee willing to work side-by-side with a constitutional convention duly elected by the people of Puerto Rico?
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He was duly arrested and charged, his case set to be heard by the criminal-court judge in New Orleans, John Ferguson.
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And when not threatened with physical reprisals, journalists who dare to criticize the BJP government are duly targeted by online smear campaigns.
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The company's SEC filing this morning duly notes "competitive and market pressures" that made AOL and Yahoo worth less than it thought.
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Earlier, Rennes had the chance to make the most of Marseille's 2-2 draw against Amiens on Friday and they duly delivered.
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Gordon was duly praised for his subtle, knowing portrayal of an elder whose spirit survives the ravages of time and bodily abuse.
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And that the Trump administration, which otherwise has a duty to defend duly enacted laws, agreed with the shakiness of their argument.
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One science writer, having duly attended to the technical data, described her own encounter with "The Hive" in terms of meditative communion.
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"The individual behind this piece has chosen to deceive, rather than support, the duly elected president of the United States," she said.
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A village head arrives at Satyarthi's ashram to retrieve rescued children, ostensibly to return them to their homes; Satyarthi is duly skeptical.
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"I maintain that I have a right to submit an amicus brief in my capacity as a duly elected official," he said.
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Of the more than eight thousand sites in the dead fish's brain the researchers inspected, sixteen duly showed a statistically significant response.
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First they attempted to deny the electoral college's rightful place in duly electing our president according to the will of the people.
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But then they also didn't care about a Government Accountability Office finding that holding up duly appropriated aid to Ukraine was illegal.
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Johnson could in theory now resubmit the plans, with Paris commitments duly factored in, and proceed with the 14 billion pound project.
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The lounge is spread across two levels and there's a beautiful grand staircase leading to the upper floor, which I duly climbed.
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Those who hate America's duly-elected president took to their social media accounts to whine, and some called my office, senselessly screaming.
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When this did not quell the noise, the president announced an investigation into the case that duly absolved him of any wrongdoing.
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These have been duly noted in many compendiums, including an especially clever one by Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott in BuzzFeed last week.
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But much of Russia's foreign exchange reserves were in sterling, which duly shrank in value by about $1.2 billion in the same period.
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We just kept going round in a circle, and at various times we had plotted a backdrop we needed, and that duly arrived.
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This does not guarantee that a revision of harder line policies will duly follow, but it is the first step in that direction.
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Some Democrats — mostly older ones — say that he is the duly elected Democratic nominee, so Democrats should forgive him and support his campaign.
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The rand duly fell, and within days of the reshuffle S&P, a credit-rating agency, had cut South African debt to junk.
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This duly arrived, starting with Netflix, a video-streaming service, which said in mid-July that it had added fewer subscribers than expected.
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The peso, which has been vulnerable to each improvement in the political fortunes of Mr Trump, duly slumped upon his election (see chart).
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He has duly begun distancing himself from Mr Cohen, whom he now says performed "a tiny, tiny fraction" of his "overall legal work".
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That activity, duly interpreted by computer, can be used to drive motors within the prosthesis to make it do what its wearer wants.
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The shortening of product cycles and the fickle nature of modern markets has duly seen manufacturing atomise into smaller, nimbler, more specialist factories.
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On one hand, he is the duly elected next president of the United States; on the other hand, he lost the popular vote.
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Saudi Arabia duly did so, increasing output by 600,000 barrels a day from June to November, when the sanctions were to take effect.
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As required by IMF standards, it duly reported the swaps in its monthly reserves statement, which is published with a 30-day lag.
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He also predicted two new transition metals, with atomic numbers 72 and 75, which duly turned up in 1923 (hafnium) and 1925 (rhenium).
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Paris duly followed with some fiscal austerity and a lot of harsh labor market deregulations, combined, most recently, with ill-fated gasoline taxes.
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Another forehand error handed Wozniacki a match point after a little more than an hour, which she duly converted with a forehand winner.
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Despite the permanent political class's best wishes, Donald Trump will be the duly elected president of the United States as of this Friday.
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The really alarming news is that the duly-elected President of the United States appears to be the target of a political coup.
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Conservatives duly push marriage as the antidote: the federal government has spent almost a billion dollars on pro-marriage programmes, to little avail.
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It was only two years ago the firm also realised that XL was not big enough in America; it now duly provides XXXL.
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The teams were ultra professional, while the cars were well ahead of their time and duly blew the opposition out of the water.
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McGahn's experience informed the administration's strategy to remove power from unelected bureaucrats and return it to the duly elected representatives of the people.
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" Later, he declared that it was vital to "investigate [Mueller's] team of partisan witch hunters" for "trying to overturn a duly elected president.
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" He said the ruling took "the ability to protect women's health out of the hands of Texas citizens and their duly elected representatives.
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Those who wrongly and cavalierly accused a duly elected president of treason should acknowledge they were taken in by Steele and his dossier.
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Johnson drew level after birdies at four and seven, and Koepka duly crumbled at the eighth, driving into the trees on the left.
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Crowds of protesters caught wind of the event and duly gathered nearby along with, apparently, a giant balloon depicting Trump as a baby.
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The idea of removing a president from office who was duly elected, as Trump was, should be viewed with deep concern and foreboding.
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The first is the question that President Obama addressed last weekend: Can any information be outside the reach of duly warranted law enforcement?
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Wall Street had been duly circumspect, with the Dow ending down 0.08%, while the S&P 500 added 0.12% and the Nasdaq 0.54%.
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The photographer duly snapped away, until the magazine's publisher found out what was going on and made Mr. Johnson sit for the portrait.
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"Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa is duly declared the winner of the presidential election," he said after a unanimous ruling by the court's nine judges.
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Late on September 4th, a motion by Mr Johnson calling for an election duly failed because it passed with too small a majority.
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Mr. Rubio also gave the White House a list of Venezuelan officials to target, and they were then duly sanctioned by the administration.
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Though Judge Tigar's nationwide injunction was no more, his original injunction—duly trimmed by the Ninth Circuit—still applied in California and Arizona.
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Trump allegedly inappropriately leveraged duly appropriated foreign aid money to pressure the Ukrainian government into launching a bogus investigation of Joe Biden's family.
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"We maintained that it was from rehashed, trumped-up charges aimed at undermining the duly constituted government," Mr. Abella said in a statement.
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That he duly did—although he left the letter pointedly unsigned, and added another, saying that he saw no reason for a delay.
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The conventions were duly observed; he looked and seemed ridiculously grown up and also trailed along all the echoes of his childhood self.
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Despite his fecklessness, Johnson expected to be made the Captain of School, the head of the scholars' house at Eton, and duly was.
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The president's opponents "essentially see themselves as engaged in a war to cripple by any means necessary a duly elected government," he said.
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Mr. Doman has clients passionate about avoiding investments in fossil fuels who have duly refused to put money into oil and gas companies.
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Mrs von der Leyen duly lined up Ms Goulard, a long-standing Macroniste, for a new mega-job overseeing industrial policy and defence.
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"This duly authorized subpoena is mandatory, and the illegitimate order from the Trump Administration not to cooperate has no force," the Democrats said.
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Pelosi can invent any false charge she wants, but Americans know this is yet another partisan attempt to overthrow a duly-elected President.
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White needed a big performance to overhaul Japan's Ayumu Hirano and duly delivered with a spectacular display to earn a score of 97.75.
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As required of them by duly authorized subpoenas, many witnesses came forward to present the facts of the President's misconduct to the Committees.
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In total, 12 witnesses did not appear for their scheduled testimony before the Committees, and 10 of those individuals defied duly-authorized subpoenas.
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After seeing its motives, tactics and its treatment of a duly elected president, you have to wonder if they'll rule against the press.
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" He denounced former special counsel Robert Mueller's probe as an "investigation ... populated by many Trump haters to take down a duly elected President.
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The Administrative Procedures Act, which provides legal authority for the notice and comment process, requires public arguments to be duly considered in rulemaking.
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That they're treating a duly elected president as an illegitimate lame duck months before his successor even receives his or her party's nomination.
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Tuesday's statement said "every ministry invoice is duly examined by the state accounting office and complies with the legitimate operating needs of the administration".
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The hometown fans were duly rewarded for their dedication: after two invigorating weeks, India successfully defended its title in the final on October 22nd.
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Mrs Merkel duly explained that Germany does not negotiate trade pacts or control its currency, ceding authority on both fronts to the European Union.
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I was advised to break open the ball with a spoon, mix it up, and eat it with the salad, which I duly did.
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While his rival candidates in Republican primaries prattled on some blocks away, Mr Trump duly entreated attendees and viewers to log on to www.donaldtrumpforvets.
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Investors duly stampeded to sovereign bonds, with U.S. 10-year Treasury futures jumping over 2 points in an extremely rare move for Asian hours.
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Muslims were grateful for this solidarity, and this duly helped to avoid the breakdown of social peace which is the purpose of most terrorists.
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The prime minister duly called for a trade deal that is deeper and more comprehensive than any other the EU has with non-members.
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"Big Sky" duly features a sex-trafficking and paedophile ring set up by a grim trio who refer to themselves as the Three Musketeers.
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The defense team still had time to appeal the decision, he added, and the lawyers later duly filed an appeal, according to Kyodo News.
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Facebook VP and chief privacy officer, Erin Egan, and Google's SVP of global affairs Kent Walker, were duly dispatched and gave speeches in person.
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Mr McNamara duly rode a record-breaking 24-metre wave at Praia do Norte, and the news put Nazaré on the big-wave map.
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Fifty people wearing Google Cardboard duly booted up and jacked in to see a short VR experience called "Hack the Planet," created by PsychFi.
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But party officials may be over a barrel in that there is little they can do to remove someone who has been duly elected.
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Omar is a US citizen and duly elected congresswoman who cannot be "sent" anywhere, except away from public service, should she eventually be unseated.
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CONACYT confirmed that CIDE had "duly" informed it of Villagómez's resignation and therefore suspended his monthly research stipend of 31,900 pesos (around $1,800 uSD).
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Last week the sleek, white cat predicted a Russian victory and the hosts duly thumped Saudi Arabia 5-0, spreading the cat's fame nationwide.
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The defence team still had time to appeal the decision, he added, and the lawyers later duly filed an appeal, according to Kyodo News.
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He argued that legislative history is unreliable and subject to manipulation and that the Constitution recognizes only duly enacted statutory text as the law.
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Mike D from the Beastie Boys was duly impressed J.J. Abrams gave an oblique shout-out to his group in the new 'Star Wars.
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The three MPs duly stood down, reducing the opposition's majority to below the two-thirds needed to summon a convention to rewrite the constitution.
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You can believe that Russia attempted to meddle in the election to benefit Trump AND that he won and is the duly elected President.
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He duly cruised through his heat in one minute 47.10 seconds - more than five seconds slower than his silver-medal winning time in 2012.
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William was duly arrested by order of the Provincial Congress of New Jersey, a body which he reasonably considered treasonous and refused to recognize.
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But Ellis has accused Mueller of using this questionable approach to develop a political case against the duly elected president of the United States.
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" The Trump campaign also issued an immediate response, accusing Democrats of an "illegitimate" effort "to remove a duly-elected president for strictly political reasons.
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However duly skeptical we may be of Moscow's aims, the preferability of good faith dialogue with Russia over great power conflict cannot be overstated.
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When these opponents' political influence falls short and duly elected representatives enact such programs, they utilize expensive constitutional challenges to subvert the legislative process.
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" Nunes welcomed attendees and viewers "back to Act Two of today's circus," and criticized committee Democrats for trying to "overthrow a duly elected president.
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"They were duly paid and officially accounted for," Odebrecht said in a letter to La Republica that it made public on Twitter on Saturday.
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We have to demand that all costs involved in the Olympics' preparation are divulged and duly accounted for, which is still far from happening.
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But Kjeldsen duly shut the door on the Northern Irishman, beating Argentine Emiliano Grillo 4&3 on Thursday to improve to 2-53-0.
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Within the overall action of the game, these battles are specified; and to capture them, the camera and mechanics of For Honor duly shift.
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She was duly replaced by new member Jade Ewen within days, leaving the Sugababes as a strange hybrid band comprised of no founding members.
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Wall Street had been duly circumspect, with the Dow ending Tuesday down 0.08%, while the S&P 500 added 0.12% and the Nasdaq 0.54%.
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In celebration of this I procure a joint, send my mind into a downward spiral, duly throw up my dinner and go to sleep.
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Once again, Adam Schiff flat out REFUSES to let duly elected Members of Congress ask questions to the witness, simply because we are Republicans.
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" Exxon's effort to blunt "duly authorized investigations" through the courts was "extraordinary," she wrote, and was based on "extremely thin allegations and speculative inferences.
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He seemed, with a beautiful actress by his side, destined to win the country's next presidential election, which he duly did in July 2012.
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When Real Madrid inquired about Sissoko and suggested, without prompting, that it would be prepared to pay twice that, Newcastle duly increased its valuation.
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It's like an insurance policy in the unlike many, they would try to overthrow the government of the United States, a duly elected president.
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Republicans see the Senate trial as proof positive of political conspiracies to remove a duly-elected president whom Democrats cannot beat at the polls.
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This is soccer's instinctive reaction in this situation, the idea that a player bought for a king's ransom is duly saddled with unrealistic expectations.
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As set forth, justice was obstructed, duly adopted laws were not executed, and royal assent to wholesome legislation was arbitrarily withheld, among other grievances.
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The President's refusal to authorize any witness testimony or the production of any relevant documents constituted an obstruction of a duly authorized Congressional investigation.
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In each case, and so many more, Republicans have spoken out, then duly quieted down and voted to advance their mostly shared legislative agenda.
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Sterling duly tumbled, falling more than two cents against the dollar, or 1.7 percent, marking its biggest one-day fall in nearly two years.
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Mr. Trump's opponents "essentially see themselves as engaged in a war to cripple by any means necessary a duly elected government," Mr. Barr added.
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The negotiations lead to countless concessions the duly elected majority party must make to the Democrats that break every campaign promise on the books.
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These days my wife is a personal trainer who duly noted Britney's impressive muscle tone, noticeable from across the auditorium by everyone but me.
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"Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa is duly declared the winner of the presidential elections held on the 30th of July 2018," Malaba said in his ruling.
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Verrocchio is not a Ninja Turtle, but his contemporaries would be surprised, once duly informed of the nature of this honor, to hear it.
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The right to participate at the games cannot be stolen from an athlete, who has duly qualified and has not been found guilty of doping.
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It said in a statement that all its operations in the bay where it has a terminal are duly licensed and monitored by the authorities.
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In some countries—China and Zimbabwe, for example—candid discussions with American officials are regarded as tantamount to treason; there and elsewhere retribution duly followed.
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War duly followed and was seen as a great opportunity to break out of a strategic trap by rulers in Germany, Austria-Hungary and Russia.
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" Press Secretary Sarah Sanders: "The individual behind this piece has chosen to to deceive, rather than support, the duly elected President of the United States.
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When elections in 1974 and 2010 produced no clear majorities the incumbents, Edward Heath and Gordon Brown respectively, duly resigned after discussions among party leaders.
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It is based on a "dangerous view of executive power" according to which presidents can "unilaterally set aside any duly enacted law" they disagree with.
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He went on to assure the media that all three soldiers, who admitted guilt, will be duly punished according to the country's Animal Protection Act.
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The bottom line: The stock market loves nothing more than to climb a wall of worry, and it duly posted a spectacularly good first quarter.
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Acting by qualified-majority vote, as the new regulations permitted, the EU's Council of Ministers duly suspended development-fund money to Poland in October 23.
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A new production of "Carmen", in Florence, duly ends with the exasperated heroine fatally shooting her jealous lover (instead of being stabbed to death herself).
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Wall Street had been duly circumspect on Tuesday, with the Dow ending down 0.08%, while the S&P 500 added 0.12% and the Nasdaq 0.54%.
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Conservatives use the initiative and the referendum, reforms pioneered by progressives, as a seemingly democratic means of rendering duly passed legislative decisions null and void.
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Debt and spending, taxes and big government, duly featured as villains in her response to Barack Obama on behalf of the Republicans on January 12th.
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"Best wishes for our duly elected president: May his victory speech be his guide and preserving the Republic his aim," Romney tweeted after the election.
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State Senate President Phil Berger (R) and House Speaker Tim Moore (R) said the decision violated the separation of powers over a duly passed law.
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Remembering her allows them to pretend that, somehow, that other fork in the road was really taken, that Winnie's message was duly heard and received.
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"The individual behind this piece has chosen to deceive, rather than support, the duly elected President of the United States," she said in a statement.
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Fidelity Bank PLC confirmed that the matter was being investigated by the EFCC and said the transactions were "duly reported as required by the regulators".
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Some members are being lured by promises that the earmark process is "fair" and that projects in their districts will be duly considered and funded.
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" Putin suggested that those supporting the inquiries were "working against the interests of their own country and against the duly elected President of the country.
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You and I might be duly terrorized by terrorism, but Silva — whose series hero is the art restorer and Israeli spy Gabriel Allon — is tantalized.
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It will completely upend the election process and could leave the country without a duly elected president for many months after the election is held.
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They have duly rejected every version of the proposal en masse for favoring the wealthy and adding more than $237 trillion to the federal debt.
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James Madison, the father of our Constitution, argued that such open criteria would give Congress far too much power to remove a duly elected president.
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"I'm sure the White House feels threatened and under siege, but it's unfortunate that they're trying to undermine the duly appointed special counsel," he said.
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After two years of Ellingwood's duly noting the damage and the risks it presented, Invitation Homes asked him to fill out an online work order.
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The board of directors of Mediaset will duly consider the request with a view to taking the relevant decisions, the company said in a statement.
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Second, with exceptions like Steve Jobs and Martin Luther King duly noted by Mr. Grant, underachieving in school does not necessarily promote success in life.
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Levinson had been at work for years on a study of midlife, and some of his work had been used (and duly acknowledged) in Passages.
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Was it just a year ago that these same people professed outrage at the supposed "unmasking" of American citizens caught up in duly-authorized surveillance?
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"Our only objective is to see Venezuela return to its Constitution, return its duly elected assembly, to hold free and fair elections," Mr. Tillerson said.
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There is literally no way that this patchwork can be properly remedied in time to ensure voters in every state are duly heard this fall.
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Elizabeth duly donned a wig and concealed a gun in a newspaper, but in a series-defining moment, she walked past Nesterenko without shooting him.
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Gates's decorator, the New York-based Thierry Despont, duly found a place, and they were sold for a price that Mr. Chevalier declined to divulge.
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It was deemed that Goldman had thus lost her status as a U.S. citizen as well, and could be duly shipped off on the Buford.
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In states like North Carolina, it rigs the maps to turn popular-vote losses into legislative majorities, then strips power from duly elected Democratic leaders.
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" And the report said that Trump, like all other presidents, "is not vested with the power to ignore or amend any such duly enacted law.
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"This duly authorized subpoena is mandatory, and the illegitimate order from the Trump Administration not to cooperate has no force," the trio of chairmen wrote.
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"The individual behind this piece has chosen to deceive, rather than support, the duly elected President of the United States," she wrote in a statement.
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The Trump Administration will continue to work to restore integrity to our immigration system and ensure the proper functioning of the duly enacted immigration laws.
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But Saudi Arabia saw it as a threat to the status quo, and therefore supported the Egyptian military's plans to remove the duly elected leader.
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It's exceedingly unfortunate that the court has taken the ability to protect women's health out of the hands of Texas citizens and their duly-elected representatives.
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Games start in the sunshine, end in the dusk, and the results on the field are duly noted and recorded in the ledger of the season.
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They became the first Premier League side to start the season with a nine-point shortfall in 21/10 and were duly demoted to the Championship.
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In a recent statement, White House press secretary Josh Earnest noted that Manning went through due process and was found guilty, and duly accepted her sentencing.
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The dollar duly skidded as far as 255.65 yen in its biggest fall since July though it was back up at 113.40 yen by 1300 GMT.
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On March 22019th the prime minister duly sent a six-page letter to Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council of heads of EU governments.
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Mr Trump duly did so, Mr Xi rewarded him with a phone call and America's president has sounded a bit more respectful of China ever since.
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But during revisions legislators peppered the text with new prohibitions, including a clause which would have banned even duly registered foundations from receiving money from abroad.
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Kylie Jenner hasn't been around — as pregnant sister Khloé Kardashian has duly noted by calling her the new Rob Kardashian — and there's a specific reason why.
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With the names of her late husband and father duly noted, the record states that she was a baroness, "aged 71 years, without any known profession".
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"No fireworks shall be allowed in any territorial limits of the state of Kerala without a duly-issued license from the competent authority," the judgment said.
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Mexican customs have duly found broader followings—not just tacos and soccer but also drinkable yogurt and pay-as-you-go phone contracts, a Mexican habit.
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Water tables have duly plunged, prompting several states to oblige farmers to plant the thirsty crop later in the year, after the start of monsoon rains.
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So is the Mueller probe really a taxpayer-funded effort to overturn the results of the 2016 election and oust the duly elected president from office?
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Those plums have duly been captured by a minority of increasingly aged Democrats in safe seats, an arrangement the well-organised black caucus has fiercely guarded.
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However, two bishops who had hitherto been part of Onufry's church did accept the invitation, and were duly "banned from clerical service" by their Muscovite brethren.
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Lubezki's camera wizardry has been duly noted and rewarded for years and his extraordinary work here under hugely difficult conditions will only add to his laurels.
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Never before in American history have disgruntled leaders of the minority party sought to deligimitmize and bring down a duly elected president of the United States.
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Using data from last week's launch of a SpaceX Falcon 212 rocket, he calculated a probable search orbit, got his camera ready, and was duly rewarded.
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The internet had spoken, and Skate 3 was reborn, introduced to a new generation of stream-glued gamers who duly wanted to try it for themselves.
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Tammy spearheaded the initiative, not wanting to be away from her baby girl, but still seeking to carry out her duty as Illinois' duly elected Senator.
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But after right-wing media got hold of it and a social media campaign fanned the flames, corporate sponsors Delta and Bank of America duly withdrew.
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The user told Trump that his late "parents" said he was a "big inspiration" and asked for a retweet in their memory, which Trump duly provided.
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The home secretary, Theresa May, duly made a toughly worded statement in Parliament on January 21st and announced asset freezes against Mr Kovtun and Mr Lugovoi.
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Disgruntled Sandernistas were already intending to disrupt the convention in Philadelphia; Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a Floridian congresswoman, duly resigned as the committee's chairman on July 24th.
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DURING last year's mayoral race in Nashville, Megan Barry was accused of being an atheist; she duly went to church for a laying-on of hands.
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The best known of the Bolshevik higher-ups were subjected to grotesque public trials, the transcripts of which were duly translated and circulated around the world.
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However, the PTAB now routinely throws out patents that have been duly awarded by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office using loopholes and weaker disparate standards.
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We saw their bias in the news, in politics, in policies and, yes, in the investigations they launched against the people we justly and duly elected.
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My favorite turn of phrase was CHICKEN CO-OPS; I got seriously challenged by PHOENIX A-Z and was duly impressed by AMERICAN GOT HI-C.
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The changes would allow "the people's duly elected representatives in Congress, not the president," to decide how many refugees are admitted, Goodlatte said in a statement.
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This sequence marked the first time Iran and Israel have directly clashed and duly brings the prospect of a war between them over Syria into focus.
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"Let it be duly noted that after today, the grocery business has now become no better than department stores as a place to invest," he said.
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"They have duly noted the failure of Kerry's mission," Ms. Schillo said, referring to nine months of talks spearheaded by Mr. Kerry that collapsed in 2014.
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While Allied troops are being routed in Europe and Londoners begin to prepare for the worst, Juliet duly records every conversation about the weather, pets, etc.
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They are duly calling for the Republican-controlled Senate to block any nomination, claiming presidents do not appoint justices in the final year of their term.
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I've had wonderful meals at Franklin, and at the duly lauded Templo, and delicious but slightly fraught experiences at the Agrarian Kitchen, just out of town.
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But only 23.2 percent with hypertension and 10.2 percent with pre-hypertension were diagnosed as such and duly noted for follow-up in their health records.
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Because I do not believe that the behavior alleged reaches the high bar in the Constitution for overturning an election, and removing a duly elected president.
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Because I do not believe that the behavior alleged reaches the high bar in the Constitution for overturning an election and removing a duly elected president.
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The press were facilitators of a great hoax that the duly elected president of the United States was a Putin puppet and traitor to his country.
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Reed was under the microscope after a controversial bunker penalty in the Bahamas last week and was duly heckled by the crowd from the first tee.
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But the Senate is chosen on a system of first-past-the-post, whereby the candidate who wins most votes in a given constituency is duly elected.
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It duly removes the offending apartment ban but also says that new apartments must be built to the most stringent environmental standards, which drives costs way up.
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He has become so blinded by his intense and unbridled hatred for the duly elected president of the United States that he's now embracing crazy conspiracy theories.
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Team mates Shakima Wimbley and individual 20043m champion Phyllis Francis duly extended the gap to win gold in a world leading time of 3 minutes 19.02 seconds.
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On December 226th its navy duly dispatched an impressive-looking carrier battle-group with three escorting destroyers, a couple of frigates, a corvette and a refuelling ship.
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In 2007, my girlfriend—who later became my wife—was the one interested in the idea of being open while I was duly terrified at the prospect.
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When Jiang Zemin stepped down as party chief in 2002 his buzzwords were duly incorporated; so too were those of his successor, Hu Jintao, five years later.
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"The jury agreed that the evidence clearly demonstrated Ranger's intention to disregard the embargoes and duly delivered a conviction," prosecutor Elspeth Pringle told press after the decision.
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Germany implemented a similar scheme and its clubs have spent €1bn ($1.17bn) on youth academies since 2001; the senior team duly won the World Cup in 2014.
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During the second world war Gulbenkian was an envoy of the Iranian government to the collaborationist French regime, and was duly proclaimed an enemy alien by Britain.
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A cardinal in the eastern city of Görlitz duly chimed in with a festal homily that denounced the "capitalist thinking" behind the planned closure of a factory.
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The prime minister has duly made big concessions on the rights of EU citizens in Britain and on the exit bill, perhaps enough to pass the test.
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Yields on U.S. 213-year notes duly declined to a 10-week low at 2.596 percent, while the dollar idled at 97.000 against a basket of currencies.
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The United States duly claimed their fourth World Cup title with a 2-0 victory over the Netherlands in Lyon, with goals from Rapinoe and Rose Lavelle.
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It was the longest rally officially seen at Wimbledon since records began in 2005 and Djokovic duly served out and stayed on top to take the set.
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With their contracts tied with the UFC and the organisation refusing to let them fight any more, those three fighters all duly retired as White had requested.
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Yields on U.S. 113-year notes duly declined to a 10-week low at 2.596 percent, while the dollar idled at 96.956 against a basket of currencies.
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Secondly, there is the issue of sustainability of debt servicing on the part of the borrowing countries and whether the societal and environmental impacts are duly considered.
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"Some conservatives have made it their business to make excuses for Trump and duly get pats on the head from him," the editors wrote a year ago.
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And in an equally profound way, the source of our vulnerability in both instances hasn't been rogue, unelected figures, but the duly elected members of one party.
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The Fake News Media has lost tremendous credibility with its corrupt coverage of the illegal Democrat Witch Hunt of your all time favorite duly elected President, me!
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And he will, my guess is, will surprise us on the upside, because he is duly modest about-- a lot of things-- more so than is necessary.
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" Sessions agreed that the executive branch has a "longstanding tradition of defending the constitutionality of duly enacted statutes if reasonable arguments can be made in their defense.
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" It goes on to state that cloture is invoked if "the question [is] decided in the affirmative by three-fifths of the Senators duly chosen and sworn.
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Lopez Obrador duly obliged with a deployment of security forces the U.S. president credits for a sharp drop in apprehensions of illegal immigrants at the U.S. border.
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It's not Dior, by the way, but it nonetheless effortlessly evokes a certain postwar femme fatale glamour, which is duly undermined by the opossum in line three.
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Natalia Galibarenko, Ukraine's permanent representative to the IMO, told Reuters that many flag states had "duly fulfilled their obligations" and de-listed ships involved in such trade.
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For example, the president cannot unilaterally seat a Supreme Court justice, nor can he appoint "inferior officers" unless a duly enacted law allows him to do so.
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Lopez Obrador duly obliged with a deployment of security forces the US president credits for a sharp drop in apprehensions of illegal immigrants at the US border.
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"This is the fifth time you have interrupted a duly-elected members of Congress," Stefanik interjected, before the hearing proceeded with Republican counsel Steve Castor asking questions.
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American government is built so that a president can be removed and a duly elected co-partisan is always present to step in and take his place.
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It is also the heaviest sanction pronounced against an economic player, in this case Apple (1.1 billion euros), whose extraordinary dimension has been duly taken into account.
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The 1956 red and black painted metal mobile duly found a buyer at a low estimate price of 2.3 million pounds, or about $3 million, plus fees.
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The principal counterargument -- and it is an important one -- is that this insubordination subverts democracy and the rule of law because it undermines a duly-elected president.
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For his part, Lewandowski on Tuesday tore into Democrats on the panel for what he said was a multiyear effort to bring down a duly elected president.
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LEGAL U-TURN A Moscow court on Friday duly ordered Ustinov's release from custody until an appeal against his sentence, due on Thursday next week, is heard.
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Joe Cunningham of South Carolina said he'd like to discuss the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, before duly fielding questions from a number of reporters on impeachment.
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But Mr. Kohl knew he could rely on the United States for support, and President George H. W. Bush duly threw his support behind the German leader.
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Chad's president, Idriss Deby, the African Union's current chairman, meanwhile duly noted the court decision and called upon Bongo to create the necessary conditions for fruitful dialogue.
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If that means breaking some eggs and showing the door to those who put their own agenda above that of the duly elected president, so be it.
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"The Trump administration will continue to work to restore integrity to our immigration system and ensure the proper functioning of the duly enacted immigration laws," he said.
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Trump owns dozens of legitimate businesses, however, so bribe payments can be duly reported to the IRS as hotel rentals or real estate investments or whatever else.
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Next morning, as New Order prepared to drive to Santa Barbara, we found Barney with a breakfast bagel by the pool of our hotel and duly sidled up.
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I also did not understand why Ambassador Sondland would be involved in Ukraine policy, often without the involvement of our duly-appointed Chief of Mission, Ambassador Bill Taylor.
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Some critics have duly dismissed "The Post" as gauzy nostalgia (though wistfulness for a time when pursuit of the truth was a more bipartisan affair may be understandable).
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Politicians of all stripes duly promised to protect workers from their fat-cat paymasters, particularly against a background of stagnant wages and insecure jobs in the "gig economy".
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Because under the Constitution, President Obama had the power to appoint a justice to the Court to fill Justice Antonin Scalia's seat, and he duly appointed Merrick Garland.
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Young Corbynites were duly energised; backers of Momentum, a grass roots pro-Corbyn group, were positively sunny at their alternative festival up the road from the main conference.
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"It's not a question about torture but about presidential authority and the right of any president to ignore a duly passed law or bill passed by congress," Sen.
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Since elderly Democrats adore Mrs Clinton, the two Mitchell polls taken shortly before the vote duly estimated her lead at 27 and 37 percentage points, boosting her average.
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Mrs Clinton's attack on Mr Trump duly cast him as a dangerous and thin-skinned blowhard with such a short temper that he might blunder into a war.
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Though there were few Hillary yard-signs up in Orangeburg, Mrs Clinton's activists had toured the city's Baptist churches and were confident of the rout they duly delivered.
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Acosta duly arrives and dispenses favors, some more willingly than others, and also hires Rey to work for a few days installing glass in the buildings he's renovating.
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As business reporters have duly noted, Fairway's difficulties have stemmed in large part from the greed of private-equity investment, which has fueled an aggressive and miscalculated expansion.
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There never was a crime, and what seemed far-fetched was simply that — this time, a duly elected president was investigated for a crime that never even existed.
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The Bank refrained from raising rates that entire period and inflation duly fell, so much so that 2015 was a year of zero price growth and slight deflation.
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Not to be confused with a coup, Guaidó was duly put into power by the National Assembly and is backed by the vast majority of the Venezuelan people.
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In the end, the word of nameless, faceless, and un-elected ratings agency wonks held more sway over members of Rauner's own party than their duly elected governor.
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In short, it is a foreign policy disagreement by members of the state department, the intelligence community, and others with the duly elected president of the United States.
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Trump duly assailed the congresswoman, a family friend who'd listened in on the conversation, on Twitter, calling her a liar and claiming to have evidence contradicting her account.
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Promises are also made of "death and destruction and mayhem" and duly delivered in terrific action scenes, including a wild escape through the tunnel beneath Fat Gandhi's empire.
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"There is no proper basis for a witness to sue the Congress in court to oppose a duly authorized congressional subpoena," a House Intelligence Committee official said Wednesday.
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"We will maintain our borders, we will enforce Congress' duly enacted laws, and we will protect our communities from the scourge of cartels and gangs," Sessions said Thursday.
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ALBANY — New York City, a thriving metropolis of nearly nine million souls, has a City Council, dozens of municipal agencies, and a mayor, duly elected every four years.
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It's a good one — the theme crept up on me, at least, and I was duly impressed with how slickly the theme answers wove themselves into the grid.
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According to Banks, Grimes invited her to fly out to LA to stay at Musk's place to put the finishing touches on their collaboration, which Banks duly did.
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It was duly noted, early in the 73rd Tony Awards, that the festivities followed a record year on Broadway — more tickets sold and more dollars grossed than ever.
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Whether he beats the Midshipmen for a second consecutive year or breaks McCallum's record will be duly noted in the rivalry's history, and then fade into football memories.
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"I will not assist a publication clearly dedicated to a monomaniacal political agenda of undermining the duly elected president of the United States," he said in an email.
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You might have thought you could skip church without anyone knowing, but churches are being marketed facial recognition systems that will make sure your absences are duly noted.
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But they are also alarming because an anonymous, unelected government appointee is substituting his or her judgment for that of the duly elected leader of a constitutional republic.
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Impeachment is a political process as much as a legal one—and it duly involves two linguistic struggles, one rhetorical and the other legalistic, waged simultaneously and overlapping.
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"[E]fforts within the White House to anonymously sabotage a duly elected president is an act of cowardice and does not serve American taxpayers well," he told Politico.
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Duly, if reluctantly, permitted, the teenager appeared in a shoot done by Mr. Foxton and the photographer Nick Knight, for i-D magazine, the upstart London style bible.
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Opinion Columnist On a bitter night nearly two-and-a-half squandered years ago, Donald Trump was duly elected the 45th president of the United States of America.
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She tells the BBC in an interview that she duly complied, only to find him acting "really aggressive" towards her, ordering her to undress and making unwanted sexual advances.
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"Article One of the will directs the executor to pay debts duly proven and allowed against the estate, and to the plaintiff's attorney that's the green light," said Fishkind.
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But the club's owner, Terry Pegula, would hear none of it: following a heated exchange, he had Mr Ryan fired, and Mr Taylor was duly benched in Week 17.
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Yes, I definitely have noticed and been duly heartened and impressed — I think that more expansive line-up only adds to the incredibly down-to-earth and warm atmosphere.
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The parallel was duly trotted out late on May 21983th, when a draft of the 22 Labour manifesto for the June 28th general election was leaked to several newspapers.
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After duly noting the hype and backlash that have dogged the product, Savage describes an epiphany he had while trying on the headset at home, upstairs in his office.
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"When it comes to sanctuary cities, all we are requiring is that they, just like every other individual in the United States, follow Congress' duly enacted laws," he said.
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Li was quoted as telling Merkel, "We hope Germany pushes the EU to duly fulfill the relevant promises" laid out in the document on China's accession to the WTO.
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After the house became something of an online sensation, tourists started visiting the street to see it and take photos, which duly annoyed the neighbors even more, LA Times.
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Erdogan was a vocal supporter of Morsi and had been a close ally of the 67-year-old former Muslim Brotherhood leader, the first duly-elected president of Egypt.
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"As you know, the Executive Branch has a longstanding tradition of defending the constitutionality of duly enacted statutes if reasonable arguments can be made in their defense," Sessions wrote.
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To address this concern, the agreement calls for migrants arriving in the Greek islands to be "duly registered" and for the Greek authorities to process individual applications for asylum.
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"Let it be duly noted that after today, the grocery business has now become no better than department stores as a place to invest," the "Mad Money " host said.
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After getting through a practice session on Sunday and pregame evaluations on Monday, Durant duly sank his first two 3-pointers and scored 11 points in the opening quarter.
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Berger was denied his seat in Congress for his conviction, one of the few times a duly elected American politician was barred from office for having the wrong opinions.
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"Martin Buber: A Life of Faith and Dissent" is perhaps less a biography than an intellectual history of Buber, although the essential facts of his life are duly reported.
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The Texas-Justice Department position asks the court to effectively usurp legislative power and substitute its own policy views of the A.C.A. rather than applying that duly enacted law.
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For over 40 years, a memorandum of understanding has stood between the Justice Department and the Federal Election Commission, and it has been duly entered into The Federal Register.
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Rather, the court concluded that the framers had assigned to the Senate the exclusive discretion to determine how best to adjudicate charges contained in duly adopted articles of impeachment.
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Protecting the legitimacy of American democracy means actors in both parties must not reflexively label illegitimate the duly elected leaders of the opposite party when they clearly are not.
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The researchers gave the tool to a test group, who began duly doing the little work tasks, a few each day, when they saw them while scrolling through Facebook.
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Every four years, a president is duly elected peacefully, to the disappointment of some voters and the celebration of others, but without the controversy attendant to other election systems.
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N2500 has duly slumped, hitting 226-month lows on Wednesday, as foreigners have dumped Japanese shares over the past six weeks despite relatively cheap valuations versus other major markets.
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The Japanese also asked Mr. Trump to present his own trophy at a sumo champion match — a four-foot-tall object duly labeled the President's Cup for the event.
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Here's an idea: what if we set tech policy by a democratic system involving our duly elected representative instead of whatever these corporations think is best for their image.
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We are both a nation of immigrants — and nation of laws — laws that are passed by our duly elected representatives and enforced by the executive branch and judicial system.
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Rather than behaving like the "loyal opposition," he said, they have acted like Mr. Trump is not the legitimate president and set out to sabotage his duly elected government.
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The authors duly note some appropriate info about the materials (including bufotenine's availability in "dried glandular secretions of certain toad species") but aren't so up on their underground knowledge.
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The world as you know it is now over, and the president that you the American people duly elected is a traitor, in the pocket of Vladimir Putin and Russia.
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Click here to view original GIFBack in 2014, we were duly impressed with the inCharge, which made it easy to keep a tiny emergency USB charging cable on your keyring.
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Six months ago in his first Wimbledon final, the Croatian was hobbled by blisters that left him at the mercy of Federer who duly notched his 19th grand slam title.
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And what we&aposve discovered is that people with this type of power, with power -- insurmountable power have gone after a president, a duly elected president of the United States.
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Externally, this doesn't much matter — he's still a co-founder of Facebook, and his opinion will be duly noted whenever we write about the case for breaking up the company.
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Responding to Mr Comey's letter, Mr Trump duly saluted the FBI and the Department of Justice that controls it for their "courage to right the horrible mistake that they made".
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And we called on the UN to revoke the credentials of Venezuela's representative to the United Nations and recognize the duly appointed representative of the Democratically-elected government of Venezuela.
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CEU runs educational programmes in the state of New York that are duly certified by the American authorities, and Mr Orban's government has negotiated with the state of New York.
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They dominated the Democratic primaries ahead of the mid-term elections, duly delivered a Democratic majority in the House of Representatives, and have been quietly getting their way there, too.
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Pope Francis (pictured) duly chided rich countries over the arms race, called for peace in the greater Middle East and Africa, and lamented the victims of terror in Sri Lanka.
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The school's officials were duly inspired by the clip, and offered Phipps early acceptance to their college, not to mention a $10,000 scholarship when she does arrive in 10 years.
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Texas said in its filing that Acker was duly convicted and a jury rightly concluded George's death was due to strangulation, blunt-force injury, or a combination of the two.
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He also doesn't seem particularly concerned about the safety of a duly elected Congress member, given that his obscene lies about her are likely to result in her receiving threats.
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GZ: According to my estimates there's about 8 percent of the world's wealth — $7.6 trillion — in tax havens, and 80 percent evades taxes, meaning only 20 percent is duly reported.
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First he launches or endorses a petition (in Corbyn-land, objecting to things is tantamount to changing them), which is duly signed by lots of people who already dislike Conservatives.
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A narrow majority of the court duly ruled that, while prejudice persisted, the country had "changed dramatically", and that the formula used to apply the pre-clearance requirement was outdated.
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The stewards in Austria made clear they were keen to let the drivers race and the Monegasque duly 'adjusted his aggression' as he finished third on Sunday, with Verstappen fifth.
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They have protested that only Congress has authority to appropriate money under the Constitution, but the federal funding that Trump reallocated to the border wall was duly appropriated by Congress.
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This protects big firms from spending a single additional dime to prevent harming people and undermines numerous federal statutes duly enacted by Congress to protect us all from serious harms.
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Rory McIlroy, who at age 30 has 17 PGA Tour victories, duly noted that he would have to win six times yearly for the next decade to approach 82 wins.
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The summit duly agreed a day later to move on to the next phases in the talks, covering transition in January and the framework for future trade relations in March.
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Italy's banks index duly leapt 20.6 percent towards its strongest day since June and an equally strong rally in bond markets sent Italian borrowing costs to their lowest since September.
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There was a lot of storage space (apparently 40% more than before), such as this magazine holder where I placed my magazines and duly ignored them for the whole flight.
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The regulator said any sale of securities, including virtual currencies, must be duly registered, and the company or its agents making an offer must have the license to sell them.
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There is an opening on the Supreme Court that Republican leaders in the Senate, in a breathtaking and unprecedented move, are saying they won't let this duly elected president fill.
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It was a familiar war cry on the segregationist right: An activist court was usurping the power of the state's duly elected officials to solve the problem on their own.
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Martic's service game suffered — she won only 53% of her first service points — and Pliskova duly took advantage to punish the seventh seed and win five games in a row.
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I can't sleep on crowded late-night planes, so I pick a flight that leaves at a reasonable hour and duly present myself at Kennedy International Airport at 6 p.m.
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The Clinton impeachment, he said, "demonstrates that, while highly relevant, the commission of a crime is by no means sufficient to warrant the removal of our duly-elected president. "Why?
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They must end because the duly-elected president deserves to govern free from these persecutions — which is precisely what his enemies, the authors and drivers of the Lie, fear most.
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I'm voting to acquit because I do not believe that the behavior alleged reaches the high bar in the constitution for overturning an election and removing a duly-elected president.
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Be kind, he admonishes the reader directly at one point, and it's a testament to this bighearted novel that I felt duly chastened, almost like a member of the clan.
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The members of the fourth branch, which extends beyond the federal government to encompass state, city, and other local polities, all volunteer to serve and are duly appointed or hired.
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" In a statement, Trump campaign spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany called the probe "yet another attempt by Democrats to disenfranchise the American people by removing a duly elected President that they disdain.
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"First, a provision of federal law duly passed by the Congress and signed by the President requires that the '[Census] Bureau shall be headed by a Director,'" the groups wrote.
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As it turned out, the tech bubble was already in the process of bursting and the economy duly slid into recession the following year, as consumers battened down the hatches.
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It is now clear the investigation was populated by many Trump haters who had their own agenda -- to try and take down a duly elected President of the United States.
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And whoever wins that election will be in a far stronger position to insist that the next round of negotiations with the Taliban must include the duly elected Afghan government.
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Migrants arriving on Greek islands would be duly registered and entitled to apply for asylum in Greece, it said, and their applications would be processed in accordance with EU rules.
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The S&P 500 peaked on March 19893 of that year but by March 12, 2001, it had declined 20 percent, and newspapers duly called the situation a bear market.
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Duly influenced by classical European art and culture, he sees his self-portraits as modern re-imaginings of large-scale Greek sculpture, or as contemporary takes on Old Master paintings.
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That you do not want to create the impression that people like you and me just conducted a soft coup against the duly-elected president of the United States. Right.
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The world as you know it is now over, and the president that you and the American people duly elected is a traitor, in the pocket of Vladimir Putin and Russia.
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"The bounce that we saw in the morning was not necessarily well founded so therefore it is duly fading as we get to the close," said City Index analyst Ken Odeluga.
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The NYPD is trying to "eviscerate the civil rights of police officers and supplant their judgment for that of the duly elected Legislature," lawyers for the union argued in court documents.
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Mr Quilty has duly attracted criticism from the right—a tabloid commentator scorned him as a "politically fashionable" favourite of the left—and from a handful on the left as well.
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Duly impressed, Strain told Davis he was ready to sign him as a songwriter and – to Davis' shock – the publisher said he also wanted to work on attracting a record deal.
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"It (the banking union) is semi constructed and has to be adapted to the conditions that will work...the (resolution fund) needs to be duly funded," Costa said in a speech.
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Competition between it and the incumbents has seen the price of a mobile-data package slashed by 94%, and consumption has duly exploded ten-fold to 8.8GB per subscriber per month.
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South Korea, keen to avoid a rift in the run-up to Mr Trump's second summit with Kim Jong Un, North Korea's despot, has duly agreed to pay a little more.
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Mr Juncker duly agreed to a new legal text promising not only that the backstop would be temporary but also that the EU would do its utmost not to use it.
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The Iranians had asked that a formal request be made for a visit to be arranged to the crew members and vessel and that one was duly being prepared, it said.
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"To distract from that, he's launching a blatantly racist attack on four duly elected members of the United States House of Representatives, all of whom are women of color," said Omar.
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His advisers duly released a sensible ten-point plan for the economy: it emphasised macroeconomic stability, improved infrastructure, reduced red tape and a more straightforward and predictable system of land ownership.
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If it did, it would risk running afoul of judicial claims by any aggrieved parties that the administration was not taking care to enforce the law as duly enacted by Congress.
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The history of territorial admissions into the Union indicates that the hard, sometimes polarizing work of constitution construction is the exclusive domain of duly elected delegates to the statehood constitutional convention.
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He knew a good start would be essential if he was to manage that and duly got out of the blocks in the fifth fastest time of the eight-man field.
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Mitchell says that she met the man while on the hunt for a Halloween costume, and she duly went as him to a party, something she repeated on a few occasions.
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As Uzbekistan's sole representatives in the Soviet Top League they were the republic's flagship side, and duly enjoyed the support of Sharof Rashidov, the First Secretary of the Uzbek Communist Party.
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And if the acid test is to be able to do it all when it counts the most, then Toure passes with first-class honours, as his medal collection duly demonstrates.
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Mr. Abbas, duly provoked, responded with an iron fist: He refused to pay Gaza's electricity bills, so Israel cut power to four hours a day in what became an infernal summer.
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Her shot was blocked with so much force that it sounded like a volleyball spike; Coffey was duly sent to the ground and had to be helped up by a teammate.
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The number of people visiting the world's most popular tourist destination duly fell, as the idea that the country was in the throes of a jihadist epidemic spread around the world.
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Where it stands: Mulvaney's outside counsel said that he "had been directed by the White House not to comply with the duly authorized subpoena and asserted 'absolute immunity,'" per the official.
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"The very divisive Clinton impeachment demonstrates that, while highly relevant, the commission of a crime is by no means sufficient to warrant the removal of our duly elected president," said Starr.
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How she wishes there were a "view source" option for human beings; she could locate the phrase "This is a rapist" in between brackets and thus duly inform the rapist's girlfriend.
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The Briton duly kept his word, even if others might not have done with so much at stake, and fell 14 points behind Ferrari's championship leader and race winner Sebastian Vettel.
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Kim sealed the record with riveting theater, needing to find the innermost gold circle for a maximum 9983 points with his final arrow and duly sending it flush into the middle.
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Brown, it seems, is ignorant of the very basic rights his office affords him as a duly elected senator, which includes the ability to begin consideration of any bill he wants.
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"The Democrats are trying to impeach a duly elected President based on the accusations of assumptions of unelected bureaucrats who disagreed with President Trump's policy initiatives and processes," the report read.
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For the past 25 years, the judiciary has moved increasingly further right and the Supreme Court has tossed out duly enacted legislation, opened the floodgates to public corruption, and undermined substantive democracy.
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Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
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On January 20073th they duly upheld, by eight votes to three, the decision that Theresa May's government needs parliamentary approval to trigger Article 50, the European Union's process for leaving the club.
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"The courts lack the power to invalidate a duly authorized congressional subpoena merely because it might have been 'better [if]...the full House' had specifically authorized or issued it," the court wrote.
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WASHINGTON — The panna cotta had been served and the First Amendment duly celebrated by the time the comedian Michelle Wolf took the stage on Saturday at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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Yoga has been a mainstream form of exercise for years now, duly folded into the crazes of #wellness and #mindfulness, which attempt to combat the unsustainability of late capitalism with... more capitalism!
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We are taking this step to eliminate any doubt as to whether the Trump Administration may withhold documents, prevent witness testimony, disregard duly authorized subpoenas, or continue obstructing the House of Representatives.
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We are taking this step to eliminate any doubt as to whether the Trump Administration may withhold documents, prevent witness testimony, disregard duly authorized subpoenas, or continue obstructing the House of Representatives.
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In November the government duly changed the constitution to reserve presidential elections for members of a particular ethnic group if no one from that group has held the job for five terms.
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In January the US duly nominated DocuSign chairman and former CEO, Keith Krach, to be the undersecretary of state for economic growth, energy, and the environment — and also the Privacy Shield ombudsperson.
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If you had predicted that five years ago that Aung San Suu Kyi would now be here sitting as the duly elected representative of her country, many people would have been skeptical.
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"This is just a raw partisan move: that we can take out a duly-elected Democrat before the end of their term and possibly replace her with a Republican," he told Refinery29.
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The difficulty, of course, is that just as investors are identifying a mutual fund manager as talented, so are their bosses, who duly load them down with new responsibilities diluting their attention.
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It is a complete injustice and if you&aposre looking at it on its face, we can see that there was actually a gain to unseat a duly elected president and, unfortunately.
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But if you expected Republican members of Congress to come to the defense of the duly-elected women Trump targeted — though he didn't mention them by name, it's likely he meant Reps.
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The state had challenged the court of appeals' ruling, arguing that it "subverted the constitutional authority of a duly-elected legislature to fix punishments for criminal offenses" by ruling the sentence unconstitutional.
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"The White House and Mr. Kline now stand in open defiance of a duly authorized congressional subpoena with no assertion of any privilege of any kind by President Trump," Cummings said Tuesday.
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With Republicans passing their tax cuts right before leaving town for the year, Trump declared victory -- then duly took one more jab at the press and polls showing his dismal approval ratings.
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"After careful examination by internal and external legal experts, the company confirms its belief that its management board duly fulfilled its disclosure obligation under German capital markets law," Volkswagen said on Wednesday.
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The statement comes just days after Italy's industry minister had asked the government to look into whether Vivendi duly informed the prime minister's office of it exercising de facto control over TIM.
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"We are at risk of a coup d'état in this country if we allow an unaccountable person with no oversight to undermine the duly elected president of the United States," Gaetz said.
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So enter phase four in the anti-Trump movement's efforts to remove, delegitimize, or at least weaken the duly elected president of the United States: They're making the case that he's crazy.
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The moment that a field of squiggles appears on a Formica surface, or a printed textile seems to resemble the cover of a marble notebook, the spirit of Sottsass is duly invoked.
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It's not clear how this tax information was obtained, but this article is not merely unbalanced, but also seeks to inflame with the obvious intention to provoke the duly elected chief executive.
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But one place where it was duly noted was Room 306 of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis — just outside of which Dr. King had been shot and where his luggage still remained.
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State Prosecutor Peter Ong said the rebels are "merely buying time by deceiving the Philippine government in entering into peace talks" because their main agenda was to overthrow the duly constituted authorities.
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The 'miracle', with Hamilton wearing a retro red helmet sporting Lauda's name and colors while the car carried a variety of tributes, duly happened as if by the late champion's celestial command.
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"If you are going to accuse a president of bribery, you need to make it stick, because you are trying to remove a duly elected president of the United States," Turley said.
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The bottom line is that section 4 of the 25th Amendment intentionally sets up a complex legal obstacle course to be overcome in order to remove from power a duly elected president.
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We recently visited the chain to see what all the fuss was about, and we were duly impressed — impressed enough to declare that it's officially better than its main regional rival, Sheetz.
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Then you get the possibility that the Court will be duly chastened, a new precedent will be set where its powers are greatly reduced, and the president emerges more powerful than before.
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The full data were never published and northern leaders held a recount, which duly showed they had retained their majority (their region had apparently grown by 84%, rather than the originally estimated 30%).
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Engagement as Necessary for Development of 5G Standards by a Duly Recognized Standards Body: BIS authorizes, subject to other provisions of the EAR, engagement with Huawei and/or the sixty-eight non-U.
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"The news that the Chinese will not send a delegation to Washington for the proposed trade talks has duly sent the markets heading back down again," said broker Kingdom Futures in a report.
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Fognini was then hampered by an injury to his left knee as Nadal continued to fire on all cylinders and the Spaniard duly wrapped up the match in two hours and 14 minutes.
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" Cummings dismissed the lawsuit as reading "more like political talking points than a reasoned legal brief," arguing "there is simply no valid legal basis to interfere with this duly authorized subpoena from Congress.
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When details of Theresa May's decision to allow Huawei, a Chinese telecoms group, to build next-generation infrastructure in Britain appeared in the Daily Telegraph on April 24th, an inquiry was duly launched.
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ROME, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Italy's industry minister wants the government to look into whether French group Vivendi duly informed the prime minister's office of it exercising de facto control over Telecom Italia (TIM).
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The Fed duly tightened in December, after the International Monetary Fund included the yuan in its preferred basket of reserve currencies, a decision which China did not want to muddy with contentious devaluations.
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Plaintiffs including the cities of Houston, Dallas and Austin said the provision would allow the state to remove duly elected officials if they criticized the measure, a violation of constitutional free-speech protections.
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The 29-year-old duly delivered, looking strong during the whole ascent to the Col du Tourmalet, a 19km climb at an average gradient of 7.4%, and accelerated just before the final bend.
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In addition to hailing one another as Christian shepherds, the two prelates duly issued a joint statement which had been carefully prepared by their respective diplomatic services, both of which are pretty slick.
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"We are at risk of a coup d'état in this country if we allow an unaccountable person with no oversight to undermine the duly elected president of the United States," Gaetz said. Rep.
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HOSTILITY to immigration was a key driver of Britons' vote on June 23rd to leave the EU. Theresa May has duly said that freedom of movement from the EU cannot continue as before.
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In the governor's election of 2011 he made it to a Democratic primary run-off, losing, he believes, because of cynical Republican support for his less viable rival, who was then duly walloped.
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"That decision will be made by the duly elected representatives of the United States of America," Milley said, adding "there is a timeline on this" given the development of North Korea's missile program.
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And when the duly elected officials of that justice system use it to pursue political and personal ends, it insults our founding creeds and tarnishes the legal and ethical foundations of this country.
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The aspirational America of the mid-twentieth century was looking for a Bernstein—a native genius who could knock off Broadway tunes as fluently as he conducted Brahms—and one was duly found.
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The offer price of 22016 pence per Premier Farnell share is a 51 percent premium to the British company's closing price on Monday and the shares duly soared to 164p by 0900 GMT.
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I have in mind the worries of urban liberals about the insurgent conservative truculence in what is often dismissed—with a disdain duly noted by citizens of the respective states—as flyover country.
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But if we are going to take the extraordinary step of removing a duly-elected president from office, we must adhere to the Constitution and hundreds of years of jurisprudence as our guideposts.
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If Dutch voters oppose the deal against the vote of their duly elected Parliament, as they are currently expected to do, Mr. Rutte "will have to find a middle road," Mr. Korteweg said.
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His rationale was that it is not the Court's role to "pass upon its wisdom or fairness" so long as Congress duly passed the law and it had the power to do so.
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"I was determined to demonstrate how the Senate could still work," MacGillis quotes Connecticut Democrat Chris Dodd saying, after he duly sought Republican participation in the effort to craft a financial regulation bill.
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She duly files a lengthy background story to her editor that is included wholesale — a clumsy way of shoehorning facts into a novel and a device that's repeated in the pages to come.
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The Whataburger chain, now headquartered in San Antonio, was officially recognized by the Texas Legislature as a state treasure in 2001, an honor duly noted on a sticker on most Whataburger front doors.
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The British Embassy in Lisbon duly complained to the Portuguese Foreign Ministry that Mr. Sousa Mendes was operating outside of normal business hours and falsely asserted that he was demanding fees for visas.
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The network's offshoots — RT UK, RT Arabic, RT Deutsch, RT Español — operate just as freely in other countries (though British regulators have reprimanded RT UK for content "materially misleading or not duly impartial").
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