Breitbart is entitled to have their website, and they're entitled to make their case.
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But this isn't something she's entitled to, which means that you're entitled to decline.
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They are entitled to their own opinions but not entitled to their own facts.
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"You're entitled to your opinion, but you're not entitled to your own facts," Kirk said.
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All citizens are entitled to serve on juries just as all are entitled to vote.
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He&aposs entitled to due process just like everyone else is entitled to due process.
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"You are entitled to your opinion, but you're not entitled to your own facts," Mrs.
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He says: Everyone is entitled to their opinion, you're not entitled to your own facts.
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Everybody's entitled to their own opinion, but nobody's entitled to their own set of facts.
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I'm entitled to some, because of my ownership in Skybridge, I'm entitled to some residual profits.
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"Everyone's entitled to their own opinions, but they're not entitled to their own facts," he said.
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Corker is certainly entitled to his own opinion, but he's not entitled to his own facts.
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"You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts," Clinton said.
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"Ken Kratz is entitled to his own opinion, but he's not entitled to his own facts," she said.
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" Sherman would often say, "All the children before me are entitled to everything that my child's entitled to.
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Kushner said that Biden is entitled to his opinion, but stated that Trump is entitled to pick his team.
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A new mother or father is entitled to paid leave; the child is entitled to bond with its parents.
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"I think we're entitled to all records, and I think the public is entitled to all records," said Sen.
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But the fact that people are entitled to know his history doesn't mean that you're entitled to tell them.
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"Clearly, people are entitled to their own opinion, but they're not entitled to their own facts," Mr. Merrill said.
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I don't think people are entitled to my space, and I don't think anyone is entitled to interact with me.
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He's the author of the saying, Everyone's entitled to their own opinion, but you're not entitled to your own facts.
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There is the old adage that everyone's entitled to their opinion, but you're not entitled to your own set of facts.
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Franchised teams are entitled to a 32.5% share of the league's revenue, while players are entitled to 35% of the revenue.
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The Defendants are entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to spread vicious lies about an innocent man.
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"Ken Kratz is entitled to his own opinion, but he's not entitled to his own facts," filmmaker Laura Ricciardi told The Wrap.
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Class A common stock will be entitled to one vote per share, while Class B will be entitled to 10 votes per share.
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Judge Moore, like any American, is entitled to present a defense, he's entitled to put forth facts demonstrating the charges are not true.
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He feels entitled to do that, and a lot of the characters in his world feel he's entitled to do that as well.
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" On her heels, shaking her head, Abrams shot back, "We are all entitled to an opinion, but we're not entitled to our own facts.
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But he isn't entitled to have his reputation protected after his death, because he was never entitled to that protection in the first place.
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Veterans entitled to receive $50 or less were to be paid in cash; those entitled to more got bonus certificates due to mature in 0003.
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We are all entitled to the benefit of the doubt, and he is certainly entitled to the benefit of the doubt and his bureau pension.
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Republicans could have said that Americans who can't afford health insurance aren't entitled to it, just as people are not entitled to own a home.
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Where it stands: Anthem says it's entitled to $20 million from Cigna because of the deal's collapse, while Cigna says it's entitled to $16 million from Anthem.
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"You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts," Clinton said directly to the protester, pointing to her as she spoke.
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Everybody's entitled to an opinion, and everybody's entitled to a non-fact based soundbite just for the heck of it, if that's what they want to do.
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Working conditions: Women working in the public sector are entitled to 90 days of fully paid maternity leave, while men are only entitled to three days' leave.
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No one should feel so entitled to shame another person that they believe they are entitled to reveal personal information, no matter how readily available online it is.
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"Ed, I'm not sure why you felt entitled to photograph me and share it on Twitter without my permission, nor why others feel entitled to comment," he wrote.
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Tell them they are entitled to what they deserve, entitled to what they worked for, not some Stone Age view of what others can get away with paying them.
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"Sometimes people who are born here feel they should be entitled" to opportunity and success, whereas "I didn't feel I was entitled to anything except the shot," he explains.
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Just as we believe Jews are entitled to such rights, we believe that non-Jews, including those living in Israel and the West Bank, are entitled to such rights.
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It all suggests a disturbing pattern: Trump feeling entitled to women's bodies if he's attracted to them, and feeling entitled to publicly humiliate them if they've somehow offended him.
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Seamus Mulherns, another founder of the Athenry for Apple group, said, "Everyone is entitled to their opinion and entitled to object," but he didn't really understand why Daly was objecting.
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One article declares that Melania Trump is "entitled" to some privacy, while another notes that noncitizens brought to this country as children are not "entitled" to court-appointed immigration lawyers.
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"In the end the EU is not entitled to split the UK and it's not entitled to constrain how we regulate our economy and govern ourselves after we leave," he added.
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Your sister really is entitled to know this basic fact about her life and they aren't entitled to command your silence indefinitely (though you should tell them if you're breaking it).
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Young workers are institutionally discriminated against, not entitled to the full minimum wage not entitled to equal rates of housing benefit and so many are now saddled with huge student debts.
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" James Comey's forthcoming book: "He's entitled to his opinion.
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" Another wrote, "Anyone is entitled to try out ideas.
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The logic is that a person is not only entitled to a fair trial, they're entitled to appeal a conviction, and the process is not cemented until the appeal process is exhausted.
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"In America everyone is entitled to a defense, in America everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty, and in America everyone is entitled to due process of law under our Constitution," Sullivan said.
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Moreover, why should women be entitled to take a day off of life in all its grand responsibilities to prove we're equal to everyone else who isn't entitled to take the day off?
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Gillibrand, who initially supported an Ethics Committee investigation, responded to questions about Franken, saying, "He was entitled to a process, but he was not entitled to my silence," according to the senior aide.
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It's not something you earn; it's something you're entitled to.
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They're not entitled to behave like that, I don't believe.
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Then I'd be entitled to the new 248 percent rate.
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All people are entitled to autonomy over their sexual expression.
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How much living space should organic chickens be entitled to?
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If so, you may be entitled to double the claim.
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The board would then be entitled to approve the nomination.
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Now that is something China's millennials should be entitled to.
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You are entitled to the quiet enjoyment of your apartment.
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He's entitled to what he [believes and] he's very passionate.
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The public is entitled to share any knowledge governments hold.
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But that doesn't mean you're entitled to recoup your expenses.
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Most importantly, remember that you're never, ever entitled to anything.
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It is not his question that he is entitled to.
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But investors were still entitled to money back on demand.
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They aren't entitled to overtime pay or a minimum wage.
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Movies reflect a vision, and filmmakers are entitled to it.
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Aren't they entitled to every protection afforded by U.S. law?
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Alisha's family is entitled to try to prove its truth.
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I felt almost like I wasn't entitled to do that.
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He earned the spot, he's entitled to the prize money.
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So, she's entitled to perform it whenever she wants, okay?
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This guy is alive and entitled to a fair trial.
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During this eclipse, reflect on what you feel entitled to.
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"Everybody's entitled to their opinion," Evans said of outside evaluators.
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You are not entitled to the same things as me.
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And they're entitled to an administration that has their back.
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You might also be entitled to money for temporary lodging.
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And at the current time, Chris is entitled to race.
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Mr. Trump is entitled to most of Tennessee's 58 delegates.
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The British drugmaker is also entitled to further contingent payments.
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As president, Obama is entitled to a $400,000 annual salary.
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It also undermines the transparency the public is entitled to.
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Ms. Ressa is entitled to legal remedies under the law.
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Public employees, moreover, aren't entitled to absolute First Amendment protection.
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In effect, then, Apollo was arguably entitled to the interest.
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Yours are few enough that you're entitled to food stamps.
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Trump is not entitled to summary judgment on this ground.
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Immigrants living illegally in California are entitled to driver's licenses.
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"But aren't you legally entitled to an explanation?" she said.
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What kind of respect and protections are they entitled to?
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" She added, "I am entitled to go through a crisis.
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He considers himself entitled to her presence and her belongings.
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She's entitled to opine if she wishes or stay silent.
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"We are entitled to criticize public figures," Mr. Sexton said.
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"No one is entitled to keep their seat," Boylan said.
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She also says she's an heir entitled to her cut.
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It's about men who feel entitled to violate women's bodies.
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It wasn't that Dawn felt entitled to the manager position.
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Not everybody's entitled to know everything about what you're doing.
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She is entitled to no such thing in my opinion.
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You are not entitled to have any of their money!
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Children should be entitled to experience things without the bullying.
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But the only Democrat entitled to officially request them, Rep.
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They, too, are entitled to operate on a free market.
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They are also entitled to food, water and bathroom breaks.
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It is not entitled to a $2698 million breakup fee.
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All of us are entitled to autonomy over our bodies.
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And constructors are entitled to gently troll them right back.
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"You are totally entitled to your opinion," Bennet said diplomatically.
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But no one is entitled to have his ideas triumph.
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What does Loh think I'm entitled to wear without irony?
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But many farmers would not be entitled to even that.
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No one is entitled to an audience for political speech.
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It is not entitled to a $270 million breakup fee.
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I think that's-- they're entitled to work in relative anonymity.
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So what if Democrats demand information they're legally entitled to?
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If you're white, you are entitled to full political equality.
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If you're white, you are entitled to full political equality.
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Republicans in both chambers are entitled to shape the process.
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Everyone is entitled to privacy with regard to their finances!
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They agreed that I should be entitled to more money.
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The Justice Department argued Miers was entitled to absolute immunity.
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" Kennedy on Monday said Hill was "entitled to her opinion.
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I think the boys may be entitled to treble damages.
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They are entitled to put their own electoral calculations first.
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Zionists and Christians and others aren't entitled to safe spaces.
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For example, what interests are entitled to due process protection?
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Every American who works hard is entitled to just that.
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I'm entitled to privacy and you really don't belong here.
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With all due respect, it's not just Meg, we're entitled to share that, we're entitled to be open about it, if we can shed some light on some issues for the public, then great.
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"WBC is not entitled to its own bubble-ensconced pedestal surrounded by chalk lines or yellow tape any more than those opposed to WBC messages are entitled to a heckler's veto," the judge wrote.
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One of the biggest revelations I've helped my students achieve, is understanding that, while you may not feel entitled to share an expert's opinion, you are always entitled to share your point of view.
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Summing up, the owners are entitled to make behavioral rules, President Trump and everyone else is entitled to criticize the protests, but the dissenters should be allowed their say in an appropriate setting. Fair?
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Hill said Wiley -- who who she considers a friend -- is entitled to his opinion on Kap's protest, but is NOT entitled to question the QB's status as a member of the African-American community.
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I've said this, we're all entitled to our opinion, we're just not entitled to create your own facts to support our opinion — none of us, including the president, me and everybody else in society.
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If broadcasters are entitled to negotiate fair rates for their content, retransmission consent and the end of a harmful subsidy for a different billion-dollar industry, why aren't music creators entitled to the same considerations?
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While Owens and Grams are certainly entitled to their opinions and artistry, those traumatized by gun violence — and specifically school gun violence — are just as entitled to criticize the designers for their so-called commentary.
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Mr. Einhorn contended that splitting the stock into one class of shares entitled to the company's dividend in perpetuity and a separate class entitled to any additional profit generated by growth would attract more investors.
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All who contribute in these ways should be entitled to citizenship.
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They are entitled to the minimum wage and various other benefits.
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We need to teach women to feel entitled to sexual pleasure.
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That being said, they're perfectly entitled to their own private beliefs.
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And it's like, look: The guy is entitled to his opinion.
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You're entitled to have feelings that are not about the president.
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Unlike self-employed people, they are entitled to the minimum wage.
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If challenged, Tesco will not be entitled to make the deduction.
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No company is entitled to data; they are entrusted with it.
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They're entitled to have their place the way they like it.
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Are young children and those with disabilities less entitled to rights?
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Oklahoma, which said that indigent defendants are entitled to expert assistance.
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Yet, this stranger still felt entitled to comment on Stevens' body.
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"He's entitled to due process like any other citizen," George said.
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Until recently, many hill-country Tamils were not entitled to vote.
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"Everyone is entitled to their opinion," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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Unfortunately, people don't always get all the deductions they're entitled to.
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You're entitled to not like that I want to be nice.
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And if you've already bought one, you're entitled to a refund.
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Sceptics retort that Kirill Vladimirovich was not entitled to do so.
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It's bullshit, naive, and entitled to be outraged by this. Unroll.
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Buying an expensive gadget doesn't somehow make us entitled to that.
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Everyone should be entitled to free basic internet service, Zuckerberg argued.
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He&aposs entitled to challenge the report of the inspector general.
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Yes, I believe the president is also entitled to free speech.
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We got Elena Ferrante; what makes us feel entitled to more?
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Cancer moons should know they are entitled to take their space!
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They're entitled to their opinion, but I'll prove them all wrong.
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"I believe all the people are entitled to damages," said Troy.
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Of course, that's their opinion and they are entitled to it.
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It will also be entitled to raise the minimum purchase age.
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I am entitled to tell you we want you in Germany.
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Why would you be owed anything, entitled to anything, deserve anything?
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If runway is limited, you're entitled to ask about the plan.
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Even the truly guilty are entitled to due process of law.
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Every American, including the president, is entitled to be treated fairly.
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By some estimates a tenth of Britons are entitled to one.
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Kavanaugh and his accuser are both entitled to a full investigation.
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When do you feel entitled to it, and when don't you?
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He was probably entitled to at least some of the crankiness.
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If the deposits are late, you are entitled to additional earnings.
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Maxine Waters is entitled to her opinion and I respect that.
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Participants felt the good looking people were entitled to good jobs.
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Some 20 Dell shareholders are entitled to an additional $37 million.
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Non-workers are entitled to the same benefits as the workers.
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As a member of the audience, I was entitled to it.
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But he also added the officer is entitled to due process.
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Not even a NATO ally is entitled to unconditional U.S. support.
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Inmates are also not entitled to legal representation at parole hearings.
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The question was then whether Dietz was entitled to more money.
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"She believes she is entitled to the office," Mr. Trump said.
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They feel like they've lost something that they were entitled to.
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I'm entitled to take time and navigate that with a partner.
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Hardly. They simply want the pension that they are entitled to.
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In California, Heard is legally entitled to half of Depp's earnings.
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It may even sound that I feel entitled to their desire.
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"Everyone's entitled to their own opinion," he responded at the time.
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Lastly, be mindful of friends who feel entitled to your money.
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Molina believes it is entitled to another $90 million for 2016.
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Arsenal chairman Chips Keswick said fans were entitled to their opinions.
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My conclusion is that you were entitled to make the offer.
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Mr. Trump is entitled to senior advisers who reflect his views.
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Yet Xi is entitled to some of his rhetorical point-scoring.
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"Everyone feels entitled to comment, and feels comfortable commenting," she said.
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Judges, he said, are not entitled to second-guess lawmakers' judgments.
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Your neighbor is entitled to leave the poop on her lawn.
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Mr. Blavatnik is entitled to spend his money how he pleases.
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New fathers are entitled to a mere three days' paternity leave.
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Or, are they entitled to act in their own self-interest?
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We believe that everybody is entitled to have their vote counted.
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"Al Franken was entitled to whatever process he wanted," she said.
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As a prisoner, he was entitled to be protected from harm.
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In my world, every individual is entitled to a thoughtful opinion.
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But the police chief said she was entitled to defend herself.
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Are you entitled to ignore what a fake human tells you?
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Were people facing such dangers not entitled to a Texas welcome?
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"My view was that we were entitled to witnesses," McConnell said.
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But we are entitled to some answers to some perplexing questions.
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If so, you may be entitled to a cast-iron skillet.
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But none of this affects whether he's entitled to his criticisms.
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Mr. McCabe is a career civil servant, entitled to job protections.
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"Every country is entitled to vote its own position," Zhang said.
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"Secretary Clinton is entitled to her point of view," he added.
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Trump is entitled to offer his own interpretation of Schiff's comments.
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"Um, I -- that he is entitled to his opinion," Harris replied.
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In her home country of Mexico, she'd be entitled to six.
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Others with travel insurance may also be entitled to claim compensation.
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That is not something that the Claimant is entitled to ignore.
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"Everyone in South Africa is entitled to an education," Sotomayor said.
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For their part, the American people are entitled to some answers.
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People faced with a loss of liberty are entitled to more.
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Mr. Lundin said 228 were entitled to compensation for their ordeals.
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But the people who feel entitled to women's bodies still exist.
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Mexican immigrants caught crossing the border aren't entitled to those protections.
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And they are entitled to give it away as they please.
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The president is entitled to say what he wants to say.
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As the primaries and general election come into view, it's important that Americans go to the ballot boxes knowing they are both entitled to their privacy and entitled to hold their politicians accountable for infringing on it.
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The U.S. citizens residing in Puerto Rico are entitled to more than postponements or more delay tactics, we are entitled to a final resolution, which it will be in the form of the June 28503 electoral exercise.
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"The Congress is entitled to see them unredacted, and they're entitled to see them right now, and it's especially important now that this new crisis of confidence has arisen in the conduct of Mr. Rosenstein," Goodlatte said.
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In those cases, she's entitled to an interview with an asylum officer.
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But Gilead determines who is entitled to that connection to a child.
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They have their own personal views and they&aposre entitled to them.
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" A third user chimed in, "He's perfectly entitled to be disappointed too.
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The court indicated that the Commerce Commission is entitled to seek costs.
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Some may not be aware that they are entitled to federal assistance.
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God blesses us w/something and "other people" feel entitled to it.
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She adds that Elizabeth is not entitled to a point of view.
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Mr Macri is entitled to feel dizzied by his fall from grace.
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"Presidents are entitled to have private meetings," he snapped back at Sen.
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He was "entitled to that pension under any circumstance," the spokesperson said.
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If I'd known I was entitled to support, I would have claimed.
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Peruvians in other countries represent around 3% of those entitled to vote.
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All 193 members of the UN's General Assembly are entitled to vote.
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"Being sexually abused, harassed, raped, you're entitled to your rage," she says.
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People are entitled to hold on to their houses if they wish.
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It's senseless that employers are not entitled to know about these infractions.
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Goodness knows at what age they will be entitled to state pensions.
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They are not entitled to the hourly minimum wage of £7.50 ($10.50).
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Good. There's also the matter of how much money you're entitled to.
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"Where Kouren was, he was legally entitled to be," the lawyer said.
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Everybody should be entitled to their own opinions and their own beliefs.
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An employee dismissed after a year is entitled to four months' pay.
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Israeli settlers are citizens entitled to the full protection of civil law.
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Even Uber's attorneys reckon the drivers would be entitled to $430 million.
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Every American is entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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But they are entitled to their opinions, however misguided they may be.
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Everyone is entitled to their opinions, but Latin dance is my specialty.
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If that doesn't happen, workers are entitled to severance from their boss.
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"That's what every person is entitled to in our opinion," he affirmed.
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He is entitled to see what evidence they really have against him.
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It exists for everyone — everyone is entitled to it, including sitting presidents.
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Definitely feel like they are entitled to keep coming across the border.
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Married couples with joint returns are entitled to a $24,250 standard deduction.
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Otherwise, Nintendo says it is entitled to $150,000 for each copyright infringed.
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He is entitled to do this as the new commander in chief.
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Each of their shares is entitled to 10 votes on governance matters.
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You would also be entitled to continue your FEHB coverage into retirement.
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" Interjected Pence, "Senator, do you take all the deductions you're entitled to?
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My mother was entitled to her opinions about me and everything else.
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Take the minimum wage, which employees but not contractors are entitled to.
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Because children are entitled to privacy, I've never used the app before.
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Oracle claimed it was entitled to $9 billion in royalties from Google.
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But she is legally entitled to it, according to New York City.
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"He's paid his dues; he's entitled to a second chance," Alessi said.
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All refugees are entitled to work once their claim has been approved.
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The question: Is one entitled to recline one's seat on an airplane?
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"I don't preach, because everyone's entitled to their own beliefs," she shared.
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Am I entitled to more because I was born a certain way?
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Affected employees were entitled to that allowance in the years since 2012.
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At the Grain Store, each guest is entitled to a £15 credit.
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MIKE'S ALWAYS GOT A COUPLE OPINIONS AND HE'S ENTITLED TO HIS OPINIONS.
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Kavanaugh has denied all wrongdoing, and he's certainly entitled to defend himself.
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How could it not make him believe he was entitled to more?
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Robbins, agencies' interpretations of their own regulations are generally entitled to deference.
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They never act entitled to my time, either online or in person.
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Is ARC so different that Oracle is entitled to a new trial?
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He is not, however, entitled to a seat on the Supreme Court.
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First, Kelly was entitled to at most 1.5 bagels; that's called sharing.
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Americans are only entitled to up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
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Even when workers are entitled to time off, they rarely use it.
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But none of us are entitled to a Supreme Court seat, either.
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You are entitled to know the terms of the deal up front.
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Why do you think strangers feel entitled to touch black women's hair?
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He raised his children already, and he is entitled to his freedom.
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You're entitled to your opinion but you haven't let me explain mine.
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Chief Justice Roberts wrote that the information was entitled to privacy protection.
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We are entitled to everything straight people have, including our own vanilla.
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When your putative successes are faked, you're not entitled to self-respect.
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He is entitled to monthly payments for the rest of his life.
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Germans seem in general agreement that people are entitled to radical opinions.
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There's no fixed rule here, but you were entitled to a conversation.
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That meant, she wrote, that Mr. Lucia was entitled to new hearing.
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Every well-intentioned person is entitled to a strong sense of self.
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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and their opinion has merit.
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He's entitled to that view and to express it however he wants.
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Nor is anyone entitled to an awards show free of political speech.
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In other words, Olive and Jack are entitled to a fresh start.
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Halkin, like Bari Weiss, is entitled to his interpretation of his religion.
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"Presidents are entitled to have private meetings," he said at one point.
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For now, though, the people are entitled to a sigh of relief.
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A judge ruled that five were entitled to split Mr. Yuan's possessions.
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They are entitled to criticize Pelosi's "disproportionate" claim as inaccurate or insensitive.
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Anyone who meets federal and state eligibility criteria is entitled to benefits.
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Georgia is entitled to tax 6900 percent of the company's profits at .
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I'm aware of Dr. Hill's testimony and she's entitled to her opinion.
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Glisson was not even entitled to get the case before a jury.
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For starters, don't overlook taking all the deductions you are entitled to.
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"The bottom line is that they're entitled to feel angry," says Lopez.
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They calculated that they were entitled to almost $8,000 in back rent.
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Technically, you're entitled to be reimbursed for your journey within seven days.
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Is it something you are entitled to if you meet certain requirements?
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It's about what they get — what they're entitled to get as men.
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Mischief Reef was not entitled to a territorial sea as it was underwater at high tide before it was built up by China and was not close enough to another feature entitled to such a territorial sea, said Poling.
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We're very focused on generating the results that our shareholders are entitled to.
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Andrew, Minnesota: President Trump, like anyone else, is entitled to a fair trial.
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If you die, they are entitled to the proceeds when they turn 18.
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They can make sure you get a hearing, which you are entitled to.
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Former heads of government in other countries are also entitled to such perks.
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I let them have their free speech because they are entitled to that.
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"He's entitled to make a mistake every once in a while," Trump said.
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Regardless of who pays, though, the children are legally entitled to an education.
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Teachers with valid school ID's are entitled to free unlimited buffet this Tuesday.
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But, honestly, we're all entitled to our opinions, and that's a beautiful thing.
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Travel benefitsCardholders are entitled to myriad benefits related to travel on United itself.
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The whistleblower described these requests as pressure, which Trump is entitled to dispute.
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They feel entitled to it, like they were Stevik's real family, Press said.
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So if you are entitled to a refund there will be no penalties.
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If YES, you may still be entitled to credit based on emotional distress.
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Passengers whose flights are canceled are entitled to a refund from their carrier.
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As the designs are new, they are entitled to protection under copyright law.
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At the moment, as in some other states, Floyd is entitled to nothing.
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"I do feel entitled to give a return serve," Bainimarama said on Wednesday.
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Nonetheless, China says it is entitled to "limited defensive facilities" on its territory.
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These patients are entitled to receive at least $500 each under the settlement.
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It encourages men, especially privileged men, to believe they're entitled to women's bodies.
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We are all entitled to speak up and heal in our own way.
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"They're entitled to lawyers, but it's not going to be me," she said.
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They are entitled to alternate flight arrangements on other airlines at Ryanair's expense.
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Under state law, O'Neill is entitled to an automatic appeal of her conviction.
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It also claims Molomo is entitled to up to $150,000 from the model.
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Absolutely anybody is entitled to dream big, and absolutely everybody should dream big.
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The baker's sense of what counts as religious "is entitled to substantial deference".
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Who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing.
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MIKE POMPEO, SECRETARY OF STATE: The president is entitled to have private meetings.
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"She felt entitled to more than Lewis could give her," the source says.
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Skrypnyk had probably been given more time than he was reasonably entitled to.
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Someone has hurt you deeply and you are entitled to express your feelings.
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It said some passengers may be entitled to compensation from the airline itself.
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Wade, women have been entitled to abortions under the law in this country.
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Jenna Hagar is entitled to her own opinion of her father, of course.
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Under state tenancy law, the landlord is only entitled to receive rent money.
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An asshole felt entitled to a woman, for whatever reason, and grabbed her.
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Those who cross without authorization, however, are entitled to receive an asylum hearing.
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Republicans are, of course, entitled to act like this if they want to.
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And quite unfairly, my brain somehow feels entitled to more from a game.
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They rejected the notion that Gawker was entitled to any First Amendment protections.
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Mr. Lampert is entitled to receive monthly awards of Sears Holdings common stock.
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"Everybody is entitled to their opinion," Glor says, when asked about the criticism.
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Because everyone, and I mean everyone, is entitled to be treated with dignity.
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All parents must be entitled to speak with their children within 10 days.
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The Green Party nominee also made clear that politicians aren't entitled to votes.
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The group is entitled to its own opinion, but not its own facts.
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" Solomon lent him a hand: "They're entitled to equal treatment under the law.
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What's changed dramatically, evidently, is what states feel entitled to get away with.
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PG&E is legally entitled to cut power when the risk is high.
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O. Pantaleo is entitled to a complete and impartial review of the facts.
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Brett Kavanaugh would not be entitled to witness statements or to take depositions.
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He's therefore entitled to the presumption of innocence, and he should receive that.
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Among Democratic voters, 72 percent say Obama is entitled to select the nominee.
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Your FRA, however, is when you're entitled to full or unreduced retirement benefits.
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As citizens, they are entitled to the same rights as any other American.
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As a result, the investor is entitled to a $2000,0003 state tax credit.
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Yes, West is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.
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"Plaintiffs are entitled to complete discovery," Kollar-Kotelly wrote in the Friday memo.
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Under his contract, he is entitled to up to $180 million in severance.
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Enemies can be bargained with; allies apparently believe that they're entitled to concessions.
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We are entitled to our human rights just as much as everyone else.
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Couldn't I, just for once, be entitled to a quiet, clean space, alone?
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Most Americans are entitled to refunds when they file their federal tax returns.
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Judges, the chief justice said, are not entitled to second-guess lawmakers' judgments.
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You're entitled to keep your private life from them, if you so choose.
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Farm workers will be entitled to overtime pay and the right to unionize.
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We are entitled to rights and liberties by plain virtue of our humanness.
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"This is the amount they are legally entitled to collect," said Mr. Richman.
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Asked about Boras's criticism, Van Wagenen said Boras was entitled to his opinions.
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They are entitled to decide to let the legal process run its course.
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They are entitled to a feasible alternative they can genuinely be proud of.
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Women are (believe it or not) just as entitled to jobs as men.
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As a personal representative, Ms. Carter is entitled to compensation for her work.
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However, they are not entitled to federal or state loans and other assistance.
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If neither, the plaintiffs argued, they are entitled to be released on bond.
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Certainly, parents are constitutionally entitled to choose a religious education for their children.
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"We live in a democracy and everyone is entitled to their opinion," Mrs.
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He argued instead that the state was entitled to limit Mr. Packingham's speech.
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And taxpayers will be helped to apply for the benefits they're entitled to.
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Each shareholder is entitled to quarterly dividends based on rents paid by vendors.
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Certainly Mr. Bezos is entitled to follow whatever personal quest catches his fancy.
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"Transgender people are absolutely entitled to keep their gender history private," he said.
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President Trump is entitled to a prompt and fair trial before the Senate.
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TikTok's policy notably only refers to Californians as being entitled to this data.
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She won, and the court concluded that women are entitled to equal protection.
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Of course, the U.S. is entitled to any deal it wishes with China.
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As a nation we are entitled to our opinions and freedom of speech.
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Celebrities, comedians and sportscasters have political opinions, and they are entitled to them.
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Currently, 8% of Asics' male employees take the leave they are entitled to.
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But Friday, Judge Balkman said the company was not entitled to that credit.
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Under the Constitution, he is entitled to an impartial and local jury trial.
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American voters of all parties are entitled to fair elections and nonpartisan redistricting.
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He argues he was acting as a journalist entitled to First Amendment protection.
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If you sell your genetic privacy, are your parents entitled to a percentage?
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If you sell your genetic privacy, are your parents entitled to a percentage?
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Detained aliens would be entitled to a new bond hearing every 28500 days.
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And I sort am of entitled to a good story — [to aide] Yeah?
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"I'm sort of entitled to a great story — just one — from my newspaper."
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Under Nevada law, the mother, Irene Hudson, 89, is entitled to the estate.
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And also like catcalling, for some reason they feel entitled to one. pic.twitter.
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But Daniels raised doubts about whether the plaintiffs are legally entitled to sue.
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"If someone is in paid, they're entitled to paid leave," says the director.
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Polling officials will be on an honor system in deciding whether the voters are entitled to vote, in which language they are entitled to receive a ballot, whether they can have assistance, and whether any provisional ballots should be counted.
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"He is entitled to be here, he is entitled to participate in the economy, and I think anybody who has that sort of idea, it is a machination of their own means and making," Richard Metcalfe told CNBC in 2007.
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" "He will do the right thing in terms of what he knows about his situation, that he's entitled to due process, but women are entitled to due process as well," she said, adding, "We are talking about what we have heard.
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"NIFLA is entitled to counsel women to choose alternatives to abortion and to forego contraception, but it is not entitled to keep them in the dark about their rights under state law and publicly funded services the state offers," they argued.
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Until this year, Syrians were not entitled to work permits, so they worked informally.
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Eventually, an immigration judge decides whether or not a person is entitled to asylum.
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Anyone with a good Irish connection, really is entitled to come to the party.
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Victims are entitled to tell about the death or loss that this defendant caused.
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The US Supreme Court has ruled that every inmate is entitled to medical care.
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As our judicial system affords, Mr. Lewis is entitled to fairness and due process.
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The Point: Parscale is entitled to his own opinions, but not his own facts.
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Judge Thomas Barrett ruled in June the defense was entitled to inspect the phone.
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"Senator, I believe every American is entitled to equal worth and dignity," Willett replied.
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The prosecutor added that Weinman and her attorney would be entitled to due process.
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You're not merely entitled to put his education first; you're obliged to do so.
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Unions are not entitled to enter company premises -- even the parking lot -- to respond.
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Taxpayers are entitled to know that students are receiving at least a basic education.
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It was not clear how many prisoners will be entitled to new sentencing hearings.
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He was told he was entitled to pick up replacement seeds at no cost.
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"In this country, people are entitled to presumption of innocence," he said of Kelly.
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The core of the problem is men who feel entitled to abuse their authority.
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Any woman — rich, poor, famous or not — is entitled to not have that happen.
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We're all entitled to our uninformed opinions — it's what this country was built on.
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India and the two grandsons of Nizam were now entitled to have the Fund.
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Their children are deemed illegitimate, which means they are not entitled to welfare benefits.
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"The president's entitled to having an attorney general he has faith in," he said.
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Each MLS team is entitled to two unsuccessful appeals per season, including the playoffs.
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Uber disputes the idea that drivers would ever be entitled to that reimbursement rate.
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Mr Elmer, as compliance officer, had been entitled to keep such files at home.
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Depending on how much extra lending was done, they were entitled to additional funds.
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It defines who is a diplomat and thus entitled to special privileges and immunities.
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" And he told George W. Bush and John McCain they weren't entitled to "R.
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Prisoners are entitled to health care, but it is often expensively and inefficiently delivered.
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You are entitled to nothing if you quit (or get axed) within 12 months.
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"Any business owner is more than entitled to refuse a business proposal," says Darby.
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Alibaba doesn't own shares in Ant but is entitled to 37.5% of its profits.
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Spicer said, "The president is entitled to a bit of privacy at some point."
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"Everyone is entitled to make their own dating choices, @katebeckinsale included," wrote one fan.
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And when you open your FOURTH restaurant, you're entitled to to a little dancing.
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Damond's family is entitled to answers to the numerous questions that surround her death.
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Under the proposed system, executive powers are entitled to the President of the republic.
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We as a separate and equal branch of government are entitled to get answers.
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He&aposs entitled to see the documentation that resulted in his reputation being destroyed.
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People feel entitled to treat us any which way because of what we're doing.
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"A contrary agency interpretation would not be entitled to deference under Chevron," CRS concluded.
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You are not owed anything or entitled to anything, and you don't deserve anything.
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The bureau feels entitled to all that data and gets angry when companies refuse.
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Someone who is perfectly sane is entitled to a spot in an open-prison.
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Everyone is entitled to their opinion here, and there isn't a single right answer.
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Spark is also entitled to future royalties on net sales outside the United States.
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They are children of God and are entitled to be treated with human dignity.
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The fact that Congress wants information does not mean they are entitled to it.
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That each man is entitled to as much of it as he can bear.
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With graded vesting, you're gradually entitled to a bigger percentage of your employer match.
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U.S. veterans are entitled to more than what they are getting in Puerto Rico.
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It would be entitled to buy the consignment of minerals at the price quoted.
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"Individuals are entitled to asylum if they cross between ports of entry," he said.
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For example, Jason, an Amazon employee, is entitled to six weeks of paternal leave.
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Given the hardships in their lives, they're entitled to express anger, frustration and despair.
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If you're involuntarily bumped, you are likely entitled to some money from the airline.
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"Every guy on this team is entitled to their opinion," linebacker NaVorro Bowman said.
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We all can agree that defendants cannot forever be entitled to raise new claims.
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" As he writes on his blog, ThinkSaveRetire, "I felt entitled to spend that money.
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Wade other than to say that it is settled law entitled to presidential weight.
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Any one of Abdul-Aziz's hundreds of grandsons could feel entitled to the throne.
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He is entitled to do so, just as President Nixon and President Clinton did.
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Many argue that partnerships that hold businesses should still be entitled to the discounts.
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They get benefits and concessions from the public they should not be entitled to.
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Every single American in this country is entitled to live in a safe community.
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Contract workers aren't entitled to health insurance, 401(k), disability insurance or other benefits.
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Their viewers are entitled to hear contrary views, even those that make them uncomfortable.
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Hamas leaders were now entitled to play a role in controlling the Palestinian Authority.
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Meanwhile, the court still held Abush's passports, and Gunn was still entitled to visits.
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Pollock is likewise entitled to reimagine Matisse in works that glow with frustrated vibrancy.
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Because for the men who feel entitled to abuse women, once is never enough.
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A failed exam meant the student was no longer entitled to a maintenance grant.
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He feels entitled to your time and will often ask deeply personal, inappropriate questions.
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Since his daughter had been born in Spain, she was entitled to treatment there.
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And now we think that business travelers should be entitled to that as well.
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Justice Rosa sided with him, ruling that he was entitled to a new hearing.
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But now, Step 2: Would they have been entitled to rely on your offer?
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Doe, the Supreme Court ruled that undocumented children were entitled to free public education.
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They will also be entitled to a 50 percent discount on all other purchases.
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Ms. English sued, claiming she was legally entitled to the title of interim director.
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People who do so are entitled to an 8 percent annual increase in benefits.
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And the people you tipped off were also entitled to protection from being scammed.
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It's not that they got a lot of stuff that they weren't entitled to.
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She served her time and is now entitled to live her life in society.
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Casual employees, who are not entitled to vacation or sick leave, typically make more.
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So, according to Judge Balkman, J&J is not entitled to First Amendment protection.
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"Something about power, and what people feel they're entitled to in relation to art."
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To complain would have made us "entitled," which we were not entitled to be.
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Same-sex couples were entitled to the entire "constellation of benefits" associated with marriage.
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She added that Mr. Bolling was a public figure and not entitled to damages.
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It has been a hard day, aren't you entitled to just one more episode?
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Sullivan also ruled that Flynn wasn't entitled to see more documents in his case.
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"The officer is entitled to due process and currently is presumed innocent," McNesby said.
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But they also are entitled to know the character of people seeking their vote.
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Many enrollees are entitled to have the government pay part of the interest charges.
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"We are certainly entitled to some sort of tax abatement for enhancing the area."
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He believes the words he is speaking and he is entitled to his opinion.
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You can hold up all the signs you want, you're entitled to do that.
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The city was entitled to require compliance with its nondiscrimination policies, the count said.
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Citizens under federal quarantine are entitled to basic needs, like food and medical care.
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What`s worse is that now her kids feel entitled to the check too.
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They also believed these strangers were entitled to consume them wholly, consistently, and publicly.
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It will also be entitled to a tax refund of 170 million Qatari riyals.
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Producers believed, after all she'd been through, that Marie was entitled to her privacy.
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"Sadiq Khan is entitled to his opinion," the campaign spokesman said in a statement.
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We — the affected parties — are entitled to investigate, debate and act on Russian interference.
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They have come to expect quality care and are absolutely entitled to just that.
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You are entitled to your own point of view, but I don't share it.
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"You're entitled to go into that in any detail you want to," he said.
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Shingrix contains a component from Agenus, which is entitled to royalties on future sales.
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"People are entitled to be frustrated, I can accept that," Rosenstein told the Journal.
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Indeed, feeling entitled to anything is the most skewed and confused perspective of reality.
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"Presidents are entitled to have private meetings," Pompeo insisted, talking over Menendez at times.
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At the Grain Store, for example, each guest is entitled to a £15 credit.
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We are just as entitled to that money as the people who build roads.
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They are entitled to their feelings, whatever they may be — good, bad, or ugly.
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In addition to dismissing the lawsuit, Otero ruled Trump is entitled to attorney's fees.
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Call it poetic justice, even if Lewis, a reasonable man, is entitled to disagree.
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Because they are not entitled to court-appointed counsel, many represent themselves, including children.
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I'm not entitled to more seasons of a show just because I love it.
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Aren't the media's indispensable helpmates, their sources, entitled to some of that same deference?
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Navarro later told reporters the defendants were all entitled to a presumption of innocence.
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Because the first guy is threatening to do something he's legally entitled to do.
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The second is threatening to do something that he's not legally entitled to do.
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Had they married in 2006 she'd be entitled to millions more in community property.
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"Whatever people may think about Margaret Court's views about gay marriage — and she's entitled to have them and she's entitled to fly on whatever airline she likes or not — you know, she is one of the all-time greats," Mr. Turnbull said.
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While he may have been entitled to notice of his range of 23 punishment, it does not follow that he was entitled to advance notice 24 of the analogies the arbitrator might find persuasive in selecting a 25 punishment within that range.
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"Twitter is a private company, and it's entitled to do what it likes," he said.
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We assumed we were entitled to continue to lead, in Silicon Valley and this nation.
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For one, slow GST processes reportedly continue to hurt exporters, who are entitled to refunds.
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And he's entitled to share as much or as little of that as he wants.
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Under federal rules, the winning party is entitled to recoup court costs from the losers.
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A written agreement would indicate what percentage of ownership each co-author is entitled to.
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They should not be granted unless the plaintiff clearly shows it is entitled to one.
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"They're entitled to sue," he said, adding he believed the bill to be "very defensible."
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At what point are you no longer entitled to the legal protections of a heterosexual?
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Besser encourages employees to figure out whether they are legally entitled to request a hiatus.
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And whether you agree with me or not, I'm perfectly entitled to enjoy that feeling.
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We have asked the President to give us the information we are entitled to see.
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"I recommend giving yourself a break and taking the time you're entitled to," she said.
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"If it has potentially useful information, then the defense is entitled to it," Navarro said.
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The government would be entitled to buy the consignment of minerals at the price quoted.
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Under federal law, NASA employees are entitled to backpay once a government shutdown has ended.
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Is it simply because you think they're entitled to know why their childhood was disrupted?
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Analysts reckon that if it were revoked, Autostrade could be entitled to around €10bn-15bn.
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Nationally, indigenous people are entitled to special rights and protections, including over land and resources.
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My ethical view is you should take all the tax deductions you're legally entitled to.
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The state is entitled to protect its citizens, especially in the face of political violence.
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A district court dismissed the case holding that the officers were entitled to qualified immunity.
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Based on those provisions, some 40% of American workers aren't entitled to the unpaid leave.
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Until this year, Syrians were not entitled to work permits, so many refugees worked informally.
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The court disagreed and DSW was entitled to coverage, but not without a legal battle.
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I didn't ask for five 45-day extensions, which I would have been entitled to.
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" She added, "Or if you married for money, aren't you entitled to all of it?
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"They might be entitled to damages," Goldman says, if Twitter violated the Unfair Competition Law.
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Even as objectionable as we find his perspective, he certainly is entitled to express them.
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"If the DUP abstained I would feel entitled to back it," Rees-Mogg told reporters.
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Hazan was just using his opportunity the way that he felt he was entitled to.
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Textile workers in Bangladesh, who are mostly women, are entitled to four months' maternity leave.
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By the numbers: Specifically, he'd be entitled to stock options to buy 1.75 million shares.
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Dependent contractors working through online platforms, unlike employees, are not entitled to a minimum wage.
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These workers are already entitled to a refund for fees spent on classic political activity.
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"Even presidents are entitled to First Amendment rights," said Michael Wildes, a former federal prosecutor.
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In fact, there was a more recent example of what Puerto Ricans were entitled to.
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"Yes, [Utah residents] are legally entitled to that water from the Colorado River," Nuding said.
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Countries where the aircraft is registered, operated and manufactured are entitled to appoint accredited representatives.
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Club employees are entitled to the same level of dignity and respect as workers everywhere.
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"He's entitled to make a mistake every once in a while," Trump said of Pence.
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"The president is entitled to a little bit of privacy at some point," Spicer said.
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" Girardi takes the critique well, telling the camera, that "everyone is entitled to their opinion.
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"Everybody is entitled to their opinion and that's fine," he told reporters after the ceremony.
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And the total amount of damages you find for the plaintiffs entitled to is $100.
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My mom is entitled to decent health care and prescription drugs that she can afford.
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And since everyone needs to be and is entitled to be famous, rankings are abhorred.
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In the US, you are entitled to a trial by a jury of your peers.
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The trouble is that young Gulf Arabs have come to feel entitled to government jobs.
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The hedge fund is entitled to set the date of the special meeting between Sept.
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The company said then that it was entitled to A$1.86 billion for the work.
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The episode raised questions about whether investigators have seen materials they weren't entitled to obtain.
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He should not be read Miranda Rights, as enemy combatants are not entitled to them.
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"This rich celebrity defendant is not entitled to unprecedented special treatment," he said last week.
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But he likes to tweet, and he's the President and he's entitled to do that.
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He still feels entitled to criticize the performance of men and and women in uniform.
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After that, the window of time varies for how much money you are entitled to.
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Under the current CBA, the players are entitled to 51% of all basketball-related income.
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That is a given, and they are of course entitled to those very strong opinions.
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If we don't show up for people, why should you feel entitled to their vote?
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Today, the queen is entitled to 15 percent of the annual returns from the properties.
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Immigrant communities are fearful, lawmakers are vengeful, and hatemongers feel entitled to spread their message.
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After all, journalists are civilians and are entitled to the protection of international humanitarian law.
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Residents are entitled to stay in their homes until their leases run out, Brennan said.
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U.S., holding that landowners are entitled to immediate judicial review of EPA-issued compliance orders.
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But remarkably, 21980 percent of defendants entitled to probation agreed to deals that included incarceration.
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Let the trial jury decide if he's entitled to claim (a police officer's self defense).
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Mr. Cloobeck would be entitled to $384 million and Mr. Palmer would receive $173 million.
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Holders of this pass will be entitled to unlimited pasta at Olive Garden for life.
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Instead, he is entitled to work with Congress to revisit the statute creating that role.
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" Under the 14th Amendment, all U.S. persons are entitled to "equal protection of the laws.
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Each person is entitled to give away up to $5.49 million in assets, tax-free.
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As it stands in the U.K., only mothers are entitled to 52 weeks maternity leave.
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Time can be unkind to the memory and everyone is entitled to change their mind.
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Judges aren't entitled to immunity from public criticism, of course, including criticism from elected officials.
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McCrory was entitled to a recount only if he trailed by 10,000 votes or less.
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France's policy of droit du sol (birthright citizenship) means they are entitled to French nationality.
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Lou said that America "wouldn't be entitled to world leadership" if it follows Trump's lead.
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"We all need and we are entitled to know what the truth is," he said.
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If you're upset, you're entitled to say you're upset; just do it carefully and kindly.
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Once they are on Canadian soil, refugee claimants are entitled to have their case heard.
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Anyone registered on the scheme is entitled to the payments for the next 20 years.
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A spokesman for the AOC said Horton was entitled to express his point of view.
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The court said Schellenberg is entitled to appeal his verdict and sentencing within 10 days.
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The AfD will be entitled to head some parliamentary committees, including the powerful budget committee.
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Are people entitled to free expression regardless of the government in which they find themselves?
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In exchange, the new money providers would be entitled to a 7.5 percent backstop fee.
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Hong Kong people enjoy freedom of expression, and are entitled to hold different political views.
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The harm there will be reputational, and we aren't entitled to reputations we don't deserve.
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Children who arrive in this country alone are not entitled to a government-funded lawyer.
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Your experienced barber is entitled to charge more than a newbie straight out of school.
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He is also entitled to hold U.S. citizenship while also automatically being a British national.
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The 35-hour workweek is an institution; employees are entitled to strongly regulated paid leave.
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"I really think that everybody should be entitled to a fair shake," she told me.
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"The American people are entitled to know the truth about their own history," he said.
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Robbins, which ruled that agencies' interpretations of their own regulations are generally entitled to deference.
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When you do have such attitudes, and they're justified, you are entitled to express them.
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You could discover that the credit was intentional and you're entitled to it guilt-free.
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Today, the rules say sailors are entitled to three unlimited servings of bread each day.
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Yet many lawyers hold strongly to the concept that everyone is entitled to a defense.
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My mother cuts my hair, so I think I'm entitled to be a little scared.
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In effect, the estate believes it is entitled to the money that "S-Town" generates.
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Guam, like all FIFA members, is entitled to a share of the largess FIFA dispenses.
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I felt entitled to some degree of commentary, even though I had no formal outlet.
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The majority said the police were not entitled to place the device on private property.
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Mr. Ohr is also not entitled to judicial review because the process is entirely administrative.
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And you aren't entitled to reveal what you know to his father's other children either.
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Everyone is entitled to an opinion, as long as it has been arrived at honestly.
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Ask Real Estate Everyone is entitled to live in a space where they feel comfortable.
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Recently enrolled students are entitled to complete loan forgiveness, Mr. Stein, the attorney general, said.
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But Google is not entitled to choose the states' expert or run the states' investigation.
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"It's settled as a precedent of the Court, entitled to respect," Roberts testified in 2005.
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It also found that the funeral home was not entitled to a religious freedom defense.
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It follows from this that they are entitled to any spare cash the company generates.
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He is entitled to his full retirement benefits and would have been even if terminated.
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But they are not entitled to use their position to make my decision for me.
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Many of their descendants, however, concluded that Americans had become one people entitled to independence.
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"There's a basic human right that everybody's entitled to a sexual life," Professor Sharkey said.
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You're entitled to tell your kids the truth when it's vital that they know it.
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A court found that au pairs were entitled to rights of domestic workers in Massachusetts.
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"No person is perfect, and people are entitled to second chances and opportunities," Lawson wrote.
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Your question, though, is not whether you were entitled to but whether you should have.
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Generally, vehicles with two or more occupants are entitled to use the faster H.O.V. lanes.
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Whether fair or not, Washington custom is that the president is entitled to his team.
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At the very least, we're entitled to substantive policy change in exchange for our labor.
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"The American people are entitled to see the facts and judge for themselves," Kennedy said.
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Either might feel entitled to a particular item, and the will is your best recourse.
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Like all women, I am entitled to be treated with dignity and respect at work.
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Sessions said the president is entitled to have private, confidential communications with his Cabinet officials.
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Kaine argued that voters are entitled to know about the health histories of presidential candidates.
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Aliens who establish a credible fear are entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge.
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The public was entitled to a substantive conversation about public financing; instead, it got farce.
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By leaving them as loans, he would be entitled to seek repayment from his campaign.
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Even though you&aposre entitled to compensation and accommodations, this can be a huge inconvenience.
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I'm sort of entitled to a great story from my — just one — from my newspaper.
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Johnson was nothing more than a sexual object he felt entitled to dominate and humiliate.
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"Senator Franken was entitled to whatever type of review or process he wanted," Gillibrand said.
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Men and women are entitled to care for their families equally if they want to.
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He says he is only exercising his "right of reply," which he is entitled to.
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But the number of buildings that are entitled to these protections is up for debate.
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In theory, prisoners are entitled to the same standards of healthcare as the general population.
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He described off-the-books "rebates" paid to suppliers that were not entitled to the money.
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Judge Janet Waddicor said airline passengers are "entitled to feel that they are safe" on flights.
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Any person or entity is entitled to raise a legal objection in court to a subpoena.
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Under that law, Trump is entitled to a lump sum of what the painting would earn.
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Criminal defendants in U.S. courts are entitled to a court-appointed lawyer at the government's expense.
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We are not entitled to disfigure them or cause them life-long pain for our convenience.
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By federal law, you're entitled to a free report from all three companies once a year.
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That is HER hard earned money, and I am NOT entitled to a cent of it.
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Of course, just because celebs are perfectly entitled to speak out doesn't mean they have to.
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That is generally 75 percent of what you are entitled to based on your earnings record.
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Each person is unique and we aren't entitled to have opinions on how they live it.
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That doesn't mean that you, Ryan Seacrest, with millions of listeners, are entitled to more information.
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They are — based on the language in the terms — likely even entitled to sell your images.
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As described, however, he sounds too entitled to consider anything except that he's 100 percent right.
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Once there, they're entitled to work and to receive taxpayer-funded welfare, just like a Briton.
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Men feel entitled to women's affection and attention because they are putting in so much work.
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The money is supposedly given for the post-operative care, which they are also entitled to.
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Everyone is entitled to their beliefs, but not to stop others from exercising their own freedoms.
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Months trickle past, and eventually, you'll be less entitled to boring your friends with sad stories.
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I won't be the thought-police; people are entitled to hold and express their own views.
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Adults are entitled to make their own decision, and I don't tell people what to do.
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She lacks a mandate for such initiatives, but she is perfectly entitled to put them forward.
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There's that adage: Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but not to their own facts.
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BCH duplicated the original bitcoin blockchain, meaning that anyone holding BTC was entitled to BCH, too.
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Same-sex couples are entitled to free access to the marketplace, but so are religious dissenters.
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There are some basic supports that every survivor of sexual assault ought to be entitled to.
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Laster also ruled on Tuesday the fund manager was not entitled to interest on its shares.
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It also recognizes homes as workplaces, where domestic workers would be entitled to decent work conditions.
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What will change for men who feel entitled to women in whatever ways they see fit?
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These are protections that all users should be entitled to no matter where they are located.
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Americans are entitled to access all of their medical records; the same should apply to retirement.
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These are her personal beliefs and she's entitled to express them if she wants, full stop.
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Though state courts are entitled to "substantial deference" under AEDPA, the error here is too egregious.
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"We are entitled to that information and we need that information," Nadler told reporters on Thursday.
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But they feel entitled to indulge that at the expense of other people&aposs very lives.
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I never considered that I wasn't capable, that I wasn't entitled to try and achieve anything.
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In the US, workers have a hard enough time taking the vacation time they're entitled to.
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Children are entitled to free vaccinations on the National Health Service for some diseases, like polio.
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Gilead spokeswoman Michele Rest said the company does not believe Merck is entitled to any damages.
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"My colleagues are entitled to their own opinions but not to their own facts," Sison said.
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They are also entitled to justice if there is wrongdoing on behalf of the police response.
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How about the GST/HST Tax Rebate you're entitled to if your house costs under $450,000?
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By the Republican National Convention's own rules, he was entitled to the nomination essentially by acclamation.
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He is not entitled to a dismissal now that the law has caught up to him.
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Power is seen as more of a favor than something you are actually entitled to have.
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Regarding Kushner, every single administration is entitled to choose and seek counsel from their own advisers.
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Lawyers are not entitled to six- or seven-figure paydays for winning that, the judges said.
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Democrats say they are entitled to see the special counsel's evidence because of their impeachment probe.
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He cannot be entitled to dignity; the media will strip it from him however they can.
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Fisher did not qualify for the top-10% program, nor was she entitled to racial preferences.
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In those two countries, fathers (and mothers) are entitled to more than 258 weeks' paid leave.
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Question: If you get a middle seat on a plane, are you entitled to both armrests?
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That hurts the stars and producers who are entitled to a share of the show's profits.
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But that doesn't mean we aren't entitled to our own, very personal opinions of the signs.
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A judge ruled the state and the city were entitled to damages due to unpaid taxes.
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But close personal friends of mine who have a brick also may be entitled to enter.
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What's happening: The plaintiffs claim they are entitled to various forms of compensation, per the Guardian.
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It is because certain Medicaid beneficiaries may be entitled to healthcare claims coverage from other sources.
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She also said they are not entitled to injunctive relief or the appointment of a monitor.
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What's more, Dr. Jarrahy would not be entitled to spousal support, 'cause he's not a spouse.
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And how might we decide which of two similarly popular acts is more entitled to perform?
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But Nadler said in his letter that "Congress is entitled to the entire record" without redactions.
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Elites cherish the material components of privilege but also believe that they are entitled to privilege.
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The buyers will eventually be entitled to ShenZhen Real Estate stock when the assets are transferred.
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They even claim that presidential candidates — or maybe just Trump, apparently — are entitled to their privacy.
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" "Senator, I said that it's settled as a precedent of the Supreme Court entitled to respect.
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The two men went to court over who was entitled to the six thousand pounds, ultimately
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"Voters are entitled to hold him (Persky) accountable for how he exercises his discretion," she said.
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DeMario should be just as entitled to drunken debauchery in Mexico as the next Bachelorette reject.
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The lawsuit had claimed that Uber drivers are employees and thus entitled to reimbursement of expenses.
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A player is not entitled to choose his own uniform or choose his own playing field.
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I don't believe football players are entitled to any more legal rights than anyone else has.
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They are entitled to that belief, as long as they don't weaponize it to punish strangers.
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But a duly licensed or registered center is entitled to conduct the business of entertaining youngsters.
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Under federal law, all consumers are entitled to a free credit report once every 12 months.
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But the Goldman plaintiffs said they were entitled to sue because their claims differed from Picard's.
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Therefore, the argument went, she and other residents were not entitled to stay in their apartments.
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Either way I'm entitled to the same legal protections as any other person under the law.
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They have explicitly remained eligible players, entitled to the same rights and privileges as any other.
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FIFA is entitled to restitution for this harm to its business relationships, reputation and intangible property.
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And yes, of course, you're entitled to make your own decisions about who you sleep with.
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And for the first time in my life, I finally realize that I'm entitled to that.
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Maybe that doesn't seem like the most compelling argument, but I think I'm entitled to it.
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Instead, he was entitled to take relief under a different rule pertaining to abnormal ground conditions.
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That includes our own bodies, whether you feel "automatically" entitled to pieces of us or not.
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According to company documents filed on Monday, Easterbrook is entitled to 26 weeks of severance pay.
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Just because you are working from home doesn't mean you aren't entitled to the same breathers.
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But there were other children entitled to their share, so the farm went up for auction.
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As the longest-serving Duke of Cornwall, he's entitled to the private estate's annual revenue surplus.
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In theory, as a shareholder, you are entitled to a piece of a company's future earnings.
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"A legend is entitled to be beyond time and place," the narrator in Cocteau's film says.
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Instead, this year they'll be entitled to 217 percent of that, or (in our example) $37,500.
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He does not need the money, he insisted, but should receive what he is entitled to.
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You can't blame her for feeling entitled to the same privileges as her rent-free sibling.
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But Luckow is more than entitled to present this story in a mode she's comfortable with.
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But, as an ethical matter, people are generally entitled to know important truths about their lives.
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They said they were entitled to the emails because Microsoft is based in the United States.
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However you do the calculations, though, he was certainly entitled to have remained on the sidelines.
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But we should feel entitled to have conversations about how things might be better for everyone.
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Your son made a decision he was entitled to make and wanted to keep it private.
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"Nobody is entitled to America's foreign aid," Mr. Kushner told The New York Times on Thursday.
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The public is entitled to both the appearance and reality of honest justice in criminal cases.
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You are entitled to one free copy each year from the big three bureaus at annualcreditreport.com.
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And Kavanaugh is entitled to a presumption of innocence and an opportunity to clear his name.
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The initials also signified that as a member of Congress, he was entitled to free postage.
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" — as a reminder to workers that they are entitled to a "safe and peaceful work environment.
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Do you have sufficient connection with these people to be entitled to intervene in their lives?
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Name Withheld You are certainly entitled to file complaints about inappropriate behavior with your H.R. person.
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Provided he has the necessary permits, he is entitled to keep a gun in his home.
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You are also legally entitled to work as long as you are willing and able to.
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They believe they are entitled to denounce the people with whom they disagree as knavish ignoramuses.
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Those drivers said they were employees entitled to reimbursement for expenses like gas and vehicle maintenance.
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For those smelters entitled to a tax rebate, exporting metal was something of a no-brainer.
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They also noted that the president is entitled to great deference in his national security judgments.
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Those who opted against procrastination and are entitled to a refund may have already received it.
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However, disgruntled Americans that choose to take up in Svalbard are not entitled to social services.
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Ms. Sanders said Mr. Trump was entitled to have a team that was on his side.
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I believe that statutorily, complainants standing in my shoes would have been entitled to monetary damages.
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But we are not entitled to pass a law stating that climate change is a hoax.
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Cameron is entitled to personal protection, provided by the Metropolitan Police, as a former Prime Minister.
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Jews, like other minority or marginalized groups, are entitled to a noun to call our own.
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He's been watching everyone's comments in the last 15 months, and he's entitled to his opinion.
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Permanent residents are entitled to healthcare coverage and can work, study, and travel anywhere in Canada.
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The people of Puerto Rico desperately need and are entitled to help from the U.S. government.
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Ginsburg's questions suggested she believed otherwise and that Malvo would be entitled to a new sentencing.
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Local governments are not entitled to pick and choose which state laws they wish to enforce.
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We can make small choices not to demand information solely because we feel entitled to it.
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And she believes she is entitled to operating on her own timeline to make that decision.
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It is a bedrock principle of this country that each citizen is entitled to one vote.
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And after 40 years of those policies, we're entitled to ask, 'How is the environment doing?
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Ms. Hill is entitled to her opinion but no rebuttal evidence was allowed to be offered.
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But it found that she was not entitled to stipulate the precise methodology that countries use.
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The facts of geography are not what matters—the conditions workers are entitled to are borderless.
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I believe what I believe and some people believe otherwise and they are entitled to it.
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Wade is "entitled to respect" he said, adding that he understands the passion around the decision.
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I would love there to be some kind of verification, but aren't people entitled to privacy?
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Like freedom of speech and freedom of religion, Americans are entitled to ownership of a gun.
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Check with your card issuer to find out what type of benefits you&aposre entitled to.
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"I believe Jann was entitled to expect a little more empathy from his biographer," he said.
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Under the provisions of the 14th Amendment, anyone born in the US is entitled to citizenship.
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You are entitled to a free copy each year from the three credit bureaus at www.annualcreditreport.com.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who denies any wrongdoing, is entitled to a hearing before an indictment is issued.
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"When something like this happens, the public is entitled to be warned about it," Lacey said.
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Or the company might be entitled to fixed, taxpayer-funded payments for use of the road.
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"Everybody's entitled to their own opinion," Newton said in response to the "Tennessee Mom" open letter.
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Justin Timberlake is the man who is entitled to sing R&B over a club song and who is entitled to lose himself in the woods, who can bring sexy back and who can spread out his arms to the sky in a snow-covered field.
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Choice and competition are inherently disruptive to the status quo, and no one is entitled to the continuation of the way things are, whether it's the school administrators and union bosses invested in it or the Missouri parent who believes she's entitled to a segregated school.
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When he eats Chinese noodles, he stuffs them in his mouth, letting them trail over his lips as he talks; he is entitled to feed as he likes, just as he is entitled to let the slight belly he has earned hang proudly over his waist.
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Dershowitz on McCabe lawsuit: 'He's entitled to challenge the report' AS SEEN ON FOX NEWS TRUMP REGRETS?
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Rather, the justices are reviewing whether iPhone owners are entitled to bring such a case at all.
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Read the texts Judge Thomas Barrett ruled in June the defense was entitled to inspect the phone.
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"Mr Sutherland, just as you and I are, is entitled to a full defense," Gregan told reporters.
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And no matter who you are, or how long your family's been here, you're entitled to them.
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And that's what we as people need to understand: That everyone is entitled to their First Amendment.
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That just happened, apparently Congressman, so you guys have all the documents you are entitled to. REP.
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PIRRO: If you&aposre a conservative woman you are not entitled to the benefit of the doubt.
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"It's an affront to the openness and transparency that the American people are entitled to," Schumer said.
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The president is entitled to fight for his immigration stance, which he spelled out during the campaign.
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Home office deduction If you work from home, you might be entitled to a home office deduction.
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Patients are entitled to competence, altruism, morality, integrity, accountability, transparency, objectivity, and promotion of the public good.
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Nadler had subpoenaed Barr on April 18 for the materials, saying his committee is "entitled" to them.
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Jurors will determine what monetary damages, if any, he is entitled to if Swift is found liable.
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The gangs often offer ex-combatants higher salaries than they are entitled to under the peace deal.
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I believe he isn't a narcissist, but he'd be entitled to be one if he were one.
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Of course, Facebook is a private company, and therefore is entitled to whatever political biases it holds.
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Foreigners living outside Denmark are exempt from the 27 percent tax and are entitled to a rebate.
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In return, the private ventures collect rent stipends from military families and are entitled to lucrative fees.
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What's more, community workers say, they claim even less from the state than they are entitled to.
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Diplomats who disagree are generally not entitled to unilaterally defy, undermine and work against a president's wishes.
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If aides weren't entitled to immunity, they were "easily identifiable targets" for "harassment" by Congress, he argued.
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I was entitled to any monies retained relating to a book per my agreement with the client.
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As I've gotten older, I've learned that although everyone DESERVES love, it's not something we're entitled to.
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I just think that everybody should be entitled to be exposed to the arts and especially film.
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A film set is a workplace and background actors are still entitled to a safe working environment.
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Burritos are just $5, and you're also entitled to free chips and salsa with any order. Plus!
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"You're entitled to your wrong opinion," he tweeted, which led Alley to reply with three laughing emojis.
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There's nothing wrong with panning a film; critics are entitled to their opinion, which is entirely subjective.
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Insurers that paid out more were entitled to compensation from the government for part of their losses.
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You are not entitled to practice your kink with every single person you happen to find attractive.
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If they did not have a prenup, MacKenzie would be entitled to half of Bezos' $21994 billion.
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On a deeper level it's this idea of perception and what people, especially women, are entitled to.
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If the delay is over three hours, passengers are entitled to compensation of at least €250 ($2613).
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Those videos are just reminders that if you're Black, you aren't entitled to due process of law.
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If you have a bad experience at a club, you are entitled to write a bad review.
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Five years later she applied for French citizenship through marriage, as she is legally entitled to do.
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Each day, she turned down the free hamburger and fries she was entitled to as an employee.
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Every American worker of every background is entitled to the same benefits, protections, and rights and privileges.
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They are entitled to publish freely; not to break and enter, physically or digitally, to do so.
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If these were sensible grounds for a bail-out, any failing company would be entitled to one.
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"Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts," the spokesman, Richard Azzopardi, said.
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Delta has told passengers whose flights have been cancelled or significantly delayed that they're entitled to refunds.
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She has very publicly insisted on keeping her romantic interests private, as she is entitled to do.
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"I think it&aposs clear we&aposre entitled to financial information that underpins our case," Frosh said.
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But Gevers, as president of the foundation, was entitled to recruit whomever he wished for board approval.
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This means that holders of CDS contracts are entitled to receive only 50.5 cents to the euro.
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That&aposs good for America and the president is entitled to say this was a good number.
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" Downing Street defended the culture minister, saying he was "a single man entitled to a private life.
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Britain will be entitled to nominate a new commissioner as long as it remains in the Union.
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Following her father's death in 19533, Brianna believes she is entitled to his share of Prince's estate.
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Uber drivers in California and Massachusetts were entitled to about $122 million in tips, the filings show.
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The Gaye family is also entitled to 50 percent of the royalties made from the 2013 song.
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Under the existing rules, one in 10 of France's 65 million people is entitled to housing allowance.
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