The historical Jesus didn't exclude anybody from his life; they don't exclude anybody from the Eucharistic table.
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The index does not exclude countries based on credit ratings but does exclude countries with capital controls.
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To exclude dual citizens from Australian politics is to exclude contemporary Australia itself, and yet this is what Australia's Constitution demands.
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Thankfully, single filers can exclude up to $250,000 of the gain and married filers can exclude up to $500,000 of the gain.
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One would allow caregivers to exclude more years from the P.I.A. formula; allowing caregivers to exclude five years would increase their benefits.
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One would allow caregivers to exclude more years from the P.I.A. formula; allowing caregivers to exclude five years would increase their benefits.
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India's Muslims and liberals worried that the citizenship register would become a tool to exclude or threaten to exclude Indian Muslims from citizenship.
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Now once they're on the table, the Supreme Court can exclude those interpretations, just as Episode VIII and IX can exclude certain interpretations.
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Republicans might want to make the test exclude certain groups; the Democrats will want to make the test exclude certain groups, or weigh certain issues.
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The company's ad settings will also exclude "potentially objectionable" content by default, and advertisers will be able to exclude specific sites or channels from their campaigns.
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Indian Muslims and secular-minded Indians have been concerned that the government now has a tool to exclude or threaten to exclude Indian Muslims from citizenship.
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The Jaish al-Nasr spokesman said the other side had wanted to exclude the ex-Nusra Front, and to exclude the besieged Damascus suburb of Eastern Ghouta from the agreement.
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Just as Microsoft used its monopoly in PC operating systems to exclude competition in internet browsers, Google used its monopoly in mobile operating systems to exclude competition in mobile apps.
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The fund does not exclude reserves of metallurgical coal, which is used in the making of steel, but it does exclude utilities if they own their own reserves, he said.
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FACEBOOK PROMISES TO STOP LETTING ADVERTISERS EXCLUDE BY RACE: Facebook will no longer allow advertisers to exclude "multicultural affinity groups" -- its term for groups that include various ethnic and racial communities.
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Ianniello's purview would exclude Showtime and publisher Simon & Schuster.
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" They don't exclude white people "It's a black thang.
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The order did not exclude foreigners, nor did it exclude prisoners convicted of insulting the monarchy, a crime known as lese-majeste, which is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
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It's Complicated It's Complicated: "Steve" is well within his rights to exclude his stepfather and to ask that you also exclude him if Steve and family will be present in your home.
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Short-term plans can exclude people based on pre-existing conditions, and exclude full categories of benefits including substance abuse — even though the president claims to care about solving our national opioid crisis.
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"They should never be used to exclude or harm people."
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The same is true when those institutions exclude certain perspectives.
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When we ban plastic straws wholesale, who do we exclude?
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"I exclude it," she wrote in a message to CNBC.
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It is our federation's instinctive desire to include, not exclude.
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" But, he said, "we don't exclude anybody from our march.
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Unfortunately, these inflexible rules could potentially exclude people they shouldn't.
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Iran does not want to exclude anyone from the region.
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"You can't exclude the possibility [of Mueller's dismissal]," he continued.
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Advertisers can still target those groups — just not exclude them.
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The plan would exclude frontline law enforcement personnel, reported Reuters.
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They exclude a small portion of specialist types of risk.
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Some exclude some sport utility vehicles, trucks and expensive cars.
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The decision to exclude Russia's team, initially made on Aug.
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You exclude people from public life, they will just retreat.
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Economically, Abe needs Trump to exclude Japan from the tariffs.
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But the law has been interpreted to exclude campaign accounts.
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Which you would have to exclude some other friends from?
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Studies have shown that many insurers exclude treatments for obesity.
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The order will exclude pharmacies, grocery stores, and similar businesses.
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BlackRock will update other E.S.G. funds to exclude them, too.
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The guidelines exclude coal and nuclear power from sustainable investments.
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The moderates tried to exclude Mr. Navarro from the trip.
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Bailouts, by definition, exclude those who lived within their means.
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They currently exclude the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland.
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UniCredit will also exclude Yapi when calculating its liquidity ratios.
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That would exclude all but the nation's very biggest banks.
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"Some providers do exclude epidemics or pandemics outright," Benna added.
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It was obvious whom these laws were meant to exclude.
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Google said it tries to exclude gender when determining salaries.
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So please, feel free to exclude Beyoncé from this narrative.
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It's madness to effectively exclude them from the caucus process.
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Other states have lower or higher thresholds, or exclude volunteers.
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These figures generally exclude the costs of ongoing combat operations.
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The Teamsters successfully lobbied to exclude vehicles over 10,000 pounds.
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I don't think the goal is to exclude the press.
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Lawmakers are debating whether to exclude Huawei from 5G bids.
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His opponents — I don't exclude myself here — have it now.
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These modes do not exclude each other, so swimming instructs.
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A trustee for the estate was looking to exclude him.
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There was no agreement that that would exclude everything else.
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We couldn't exclude the ultimate setup episode on its birthday.
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He didn't name China but did not exclude it, either.
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It was a South designed to exclude people, even me.
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The Teamsters, though, successfully lobbied to exclude vehicles over 10,000 pounds.
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They'll use "plant-based" if they largely exclude dairy and eggs.
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For instance, you can exclude your birthday or your home address.
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The only way to do that is to exclude vehicle traffic.
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They exclude items plugged into sockets, such as laptops and dishwashers.
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Use your platform for good, but please don't exclude certain people.
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London does not exclude the possibility of Dung engineering a comeback.
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ESG funds used to just exclude 'sin stocks' like tobacco companies.
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They exclude those who suffer a greater burden of ill health.
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CURRENT FORMS of democracy exclude most people from political decision-making.
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These are public goods—producers cannot exclude anyone from consuming them.
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We cannot say for example that the church would exclude communists.
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Justin's Peanut Butter Cups ($2) Snacks shouldn't exclude the sweet stuff.
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Malaysia, and others to exclude the United States from certain regional
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"They tried to exclude Lula from the political discussion," she said.
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This appears to exclude property and, perhaps, some of Bill's assets.
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Is it fair to, say, exclude him from a management track?
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The law's opponents said it could exclude up to 600,000 voters.
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"Core" machinery orders exclude those for ships and from electricity utilities.
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Both measures exclude revenue from the last week of fiscal 2500.
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She envisioned a porn-free society that would largely exclude men.
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I don't exclude the idea this could change in the future.
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Consider that coverage today cannot exclude those with pre-existing conditions.
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The figures exclude conversions between different versions of A320-family jets.
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However, when we exclude groups we are not truly raising awareness.
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Distributable results exclude costs from the company's 2007 initial public offering.
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County election officials are defending their decision to exclude the ballots.
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These decisions can exclude less likely voters, who may vote differently.
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Such changes could exclude certain communities, such as communities of color.
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"The message isn't to exclude the participation of men," Hidalgo said.
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Indeed, we discover that Duchamp's nonchalance did not exclude intense rigor.
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Two federal appeals courts said the states couldn't exclude Planned Parenthood.
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What cities and towns does it include, exclude or split up?
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Why not exclude the verboten vowel from the clues as well?
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PBMs decide which medicines to include, and exclude, from each plan.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) to exclude the school from the tax.
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Sometimes the healthy option is to exclude yourself from the narrative.
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We cannot afford to exclude learners from these ongoing online experiments.
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The Constitution seems to exclude the court from the impeachment process.
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It's important to note that hookup culture can actively exclude minorities.
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" It means, "You will not take away our right to exclude.
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Initially, they'll exclude the very sick to lower their expected payouts.
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" He added, "We cannot exclude the possibility that others are involved.
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Our leverage ratios exclude London business' outstanding loans payable to Lodha.
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It does, however, exclude groups that don't release music in Korean.
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For married couples, it would exclude $24,000 from federal income taxation.
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Nor did it exclude private-activity bonds from favorable tax treatment.
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Why must supposedly universal adult suffrage exclude people convicted of crimes?
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"This will exclude another 50 percent of your searches," he says.
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"[Facebook] has provided a toggle button that enables advertisers to exclude men or women from seeing an ad, a search-box to exclude people who do not speak a specific language from seeing an ad, and a map tool to exclude people who live in a specified area from seeing an ad by drawing a red line around that area," the complaint reads.
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Germany and Sweden exclude assets owned before the marriage from any settlement.
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Underlying sales, which exclude currency moves, acquisitions and divestments, rose 4.2 percent.
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Finally, Republicans have endeavored to exclude young people from the voting process.
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The figures are adjusted to exclude costs related to stock option plans.
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It's lobbying allies to exclude Huawei from next-generation 5G wireless networks.
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They chose to exclude "anyone who said they had debt," for example.
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But we also seek to exclude ourselves when we feel emotionally vulnerable.
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The criteria are intended to exclude transactions considered riskier or more complex.
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But why should that exclude me from a romantic partnership or encounter?
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And the decision to exclude the housemates from testing was a mistake.
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The company's adjusted earnings exclude certain reorganization costs, taxes and other items.
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The government decided to exclude TBTF instruments' interest expense from financing expenses.
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If they don't want hate speech, it's their right to exclude it.
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They could also exclude or deduct certain sums related to foreign housing.
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But the threat to exclude Britain from Galileo has reopened the question.
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Her plan would exclude the wealthiest borrowers from getting any debt relief.
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The retail sales numbers exclude automobiles, gasoline stations and restaurants, NRF said.
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It's really hard for insurers to exclude a hospital from their network.
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It didn't happen on late-night TV, but it's impossible to exclude.
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"We cannot exclude the possibility of a criminal investigation here," Wright said.
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Instead, Charen made it about how conservatives mistreat and exclude conservative women.
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RCP polling figures are simple, unweighted averages that may exclude some surveys.
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The groundbreaking series is simply too significant to transgender storytelling to exclude.
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The study will exclude problem drinkers and people who've never had alcohol.
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In other words, Pepsi can't exclude Coca-Cola from its search results.
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However, Fitch-defined revenue and EBITDA exclude contributions from these Eurasian assets.
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He said he could not exclude the possibility of a disorderly Brexit.
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Spotify and others are miffed that the reform would exclude bigger firms.
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No. But I wouldn't necessarily exclude them now from articles of impeachment.
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I'm asked to donate to an organ registry that might exclude me.
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Operating earnings, which exclude most one-time items, doubled to $180 million.
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The new middle-class utopia did, of course, exclude most nonwhite Americans.
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Even with AVR, hiccups in the system exclude eligible citizens from participating.
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The coalition representatives have insisted that any transitional government exclude Mr. Assad.
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"Some [existing] liability policies even exclude gun-related violence entirely," she said.
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Our legislatures are poorer because they exclude so many talents and perspectives.
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Therefore, re-posting a viral meme won't exclude you from those terms.
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Fee estimates exclude any underwriting or arrangement fees to finance the acquisition.
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But it faces declining productivity and rules that some say exclude newcomers.
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The FWS is considering which areas to exclude from the critical habitat.
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Use the minus sign (-) to exclude certain words from your search results.
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S. employees to be counted, but allows companies to exclude non-U.
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The redundancies exclude frontline call center staff, the Times said citing sources.
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This requires specific testing to exclude certain infectious diseases prior to donation.
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I do not think this is right to exclude refugees or immigrants.
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They even do not exclude the vision of civil war in Poland.
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They warned that such microtargeting could unfairly categorize or exclude certain people.
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The tip pool would also have to exclude supervisors, managers and owners.
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His lawyers filed a motion to exclude the Eurofins test from evidence.
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"We exclude any company that generates significant revenue from nuclear," she said.
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The rules vary by state, and some exclude or restrict certain criteria.
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It is not the case that they can exclude low-performing applicants.
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The Trump administration interpreted the Supreme Court's decision to exclude most refugees.
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"Then we will not exclude any measures, including a ceiling," he said.
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Specifying "thermal" would seem to exclude alkaline hydrolysis and promession, for example.
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You need only be a current nonsmoker; past smoking doesn't exclude you.
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I teach my children that every day: that you cannot exclude people.
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Those policies typically do not exclude accidents related to firearms, he said.
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She insisted that the results did not exclude nature but analogized it.
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The proposed ban would exclude some products such as medicine and paints.
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They also exclude transactions between mutual funds and real estate investment trusts.
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While many homeowners policies cover wind damage, they generally exclude flood damage.
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The agency is considering which areas to exclude from the critical habitat.
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And yet, too many job categories still exclude people with criminal records.
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So I don't exclude the possibility that there will be some delay.
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The company's financials exclude the impact of those sales on Uber's business.
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In fact, standard homeowners and renters insurance policies typically specifically exclude flooding.
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After considering Mr. Ray's request, prison officials agreed to exclude the chaplain.
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BlackRock said it has been working with customers to help them explore options for changing their investments to exclude gun industry stocks and is exploring ideas for new funds, including index funds that specifically exclude firearms makers and retailers.
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But UNC's Wilson says this defense is often used destructively to exclude others.
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That will most likely show in consumer prices as import prices exclude duties.
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Organic sales exclude the impact of foreign currency exchange and mergers and acquisitions.
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The holiday retail sales numbers exclude automobiles, gasoline stations and restaurants, NRF said.
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The IOC reserves the right to include or exclude athletes from the Games.
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That doesn't exclude in the future that we will have a second look.
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So why did the Trump team exclude targeted reporters from a briefing Friday?
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When the White House renegotiates NAFTA, could a US/Canada deal exclude Mexico?
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It's not likely that Kidman was trying to exclude her other kids, though.
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Wealth data also exclude the poor's biggest asset: their labour or "human capital".
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Hothi's legal team responded by offering to let Tesla exclude any sensitive information.
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Some are valid for Thanksgiving, but all exclude Christmas and New Year's Eve.
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Price indices that exclude volatile food and energy costs tell a different story.
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A British exit from the EU would effectively exclude Britain from the deal.
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The levy will soon be amended to exclude foreigners on skilled-work visas.
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Stagnating wages and rising debt levels exclude the middle class from socioeconomic prosperity.
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Sure, it's possible to exclude politics from comic books, but not from art.
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Exclude acquisitions and ABI has not increased beer volumes in over a decade.
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Debt maturities exclude capital leases, any off-balance-sheet facilities and other obligations.
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They intentionally exclude her and question the quality of her artwork alongside theirs.
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But the plans have reportedly been scaled back, and now exclude entire industries.
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However, management has guided that it does not exclude exploring other strategic options.
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Studies have shown that businesses cannot be successful if they systematically exclude talent.
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The season will be re-written to exclude Kevin Spacey's character Frank Underwood.
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It can be tweaked to exclude censored services like Maps, Youtube, and Play.
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Ontario procurement agencies would be required to exclude companies from the U.S. state.
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Prices may look attractive at these levels, but you can't exclude more losses.
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The 2017 data exclude the $15 billion acquisition of Mobileye by Intel Corp.
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But in many cases, they only serve to exclude workers and harm consumers.
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And if you exclude energy items, then inflation rate is only about 003%.
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And if you exclude the energy items, then inflation rate is only 215%.
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It would exclude biologics, infused drugs, injected drugs and inhaled drugs for surgery.
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"But it does not exclude the potential for others to meddle," he added.
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When you exclude services and look at goods alone, the picture looks worse.
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So we must alter our definition to exclude these typically non-courageous actions.
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Photograph courtesy Iwan Baan But an amphitheatre "could seem to exclude," Heatherwick explained.
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These figures may exclude some variables like SEO and social-media-marketing budgets.
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The results also exclude Corus' pay TV business, which Corus exited last year.
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"I said, 'That would exclude a lot of African-Americans,'" Ms. Jones recalled.
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The court said the deal should exclude the disputed territory of Western Sahara.
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In what other areas of the economy is he willing to exclude women?
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Monopoly power is defined as the power to control prices or exclude competition.
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They exclude housing-related debt like mortgages and home equity lines of credit.
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His presidency was so brief that most historians exclude him from presidential rankings.
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Therefore, we exclude USD25 million cash from the calculation of Pan Brothers' leverage.
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The absence of seating is just one way to exclude people from places.
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The rule would effectively exclude donations that are rewarded with state tax credits.
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Most federal appeals courts have interpreted Title VII to exclude sexual orientation discrimination.
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" Of Discovery, she said, "this is not crafted to exclude poor Asian kids.
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A byproduct is that they often unintentionally exclude others from those same opportunities.
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The decision to exclude Fox News was first reported by The Washington Post.
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"I don't think they would [exclude the income] in most places," Moran said.
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Based on this statement, it seems like they would still exclude these voices.
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Blocking Mr. Jones suggests the line may be shifting, to exclude online harassment.
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The only way to exclude you from consumption is to turn it off.
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But you can exclude up to $105,900 of foreign earned income in 2019.
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He said the group did not exclude selling a majority in some cases.
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Prosecutors gave reasons not related to race for their decisions to exclude them.
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If not, they may pursue regional trade deals that exclude the United States.
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Such systems invariably oppress because they must exclude in order to remain consistent.
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It exists solely to exclude fans who are not at the absolute top.
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Otherwise, the bill as currently written would exclude vital medications like the EpiPen.
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Now that Steve and family aren't present, should we continue to exclude Tom?
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The bill includes specific language that would exclude electronics like phones and computers.
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But the numbers exclude one big health-care cost for retirees: Medicare premiums.
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China has persistently refused to exclude force to achieve its "reunification" with Taiwan.
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Meanwhile, your homeowner's insurance will generally exclude damages that stem from a flood.
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That shows "options traders do not exclude a major sterling bang" they added.
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However, short-term plans are allowed to exclude people with pre-existing conditions.
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The amendment is meant to exclude firms JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Citibank.
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But opponents argue that cashless stores exclude millions of Americans without bank accounts.
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And that certainly ... did not exclude half the people in the world: women.
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Also, YouTube will not exclude the so-called borderline videos from search results.
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The move would exclude refillable vaporizer liquid flavors also sold in vape shops.
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These adjusted numbers exclude items that management deems not reflective of ongoing operations.
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"We have as much RIGHT TO EXCLUDE CERTAIN IMPORTS, DANGEROUS to our AMERICAN STANDARDS AND IDEALS, as we have the right to EXCLUDE certain IMMIGRATION which is a MENACE TO OUR AMERICAN STANDARDS AND IDEALS," one of his newspaper stories declared.
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Just as it is shameful for government regulation to exclude people from neighborhoods on the basis of race, it is similarly deplorable for local governments to exclude entire groups of adults and children from communities on the basis of income.
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However, that does not exclude the possibility that the suspect was radicalized, Marchal added.
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Sears' adjusted results exclude items including closed store and severance charges, and pension expenses.
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But they later said they could not exclude the possibility state agents were involved.
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With EPA's Clean Power Plan (CPP) effectively on indefinite hold, we exclude it altogether.
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Insurers who spoke to Reuters, however, said they were not planning to exclude cladding.
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Set a recurring alarm for that time (you can exclude weekends if you want).
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Those cures exclude the "hangover soup" that is a staple of Korean restaurant menus.
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Many countries with wealth taxes added rules to exclude debts incurred buying exempt assets.
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I had narrowed my definition of burnout to exclude my own behaviors and symptoms.
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But he would not exclude the possibility of such a sale in the future.
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Organic sales, which exclude the impact of currency swings and acquisitions, rose 6 percent.
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She would also amend US labor laws that explicitly exclude farmworkers and domestic workers.
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McConnell's successful effort to exclude testimony from the president's trial is a Pyrrhic victory.
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The deal would also exclude Islamic State and the Nusra Front, the sources said.
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Operating profits exclude player trading, net interest charges and the amortisation of player contracts.
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These figures exclude faith-based elementary schools, of which the great majority are Catholic.
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The Spanish police did not exclude making further arrests as part of the investigation.
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I don't think that we'd want to exclude anybody from that kind of interaction.
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For every joke warmly understood is one whose capacity to exclude edges toward elitism.
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" She tweeted: "'Protective custody' IS a separate practice, but does not necessarily exclude solitary.
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That doesn't mean the atmosphere will exclude anyone, Unsound is a very inclusive event.
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These districts sometimes take on exotic shapes to include certain areas and exclude others.
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By definition, unless you exclude people, that is the same as conducting more surveillance.
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Super minor annoyances, but also ones Apple has ably solved and chosen to exclude!
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The move will exclude forex positions and their hedges that were opened before Aug.
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The congressional bill would close loopholes in federal labor laws that exclude domestic workers.
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But they disagree on the "backstop", or insurance mechanism, to exclude such border checks.
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Yet the Trump administration has taken steps to exclude LGBTQ people from federal surveys.
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But Allen points out that many early transcripts, some from 1776, exclude the period.
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The government later said it could not exclude the possibility state agents were involved.
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Specifically, the law would allow student organizations at public schools to exclude LGBTQ members.
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Now, it appears that Twitter is actually censoring those results to exclude President Trump.
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Core earnings per share, which exclude some items, slumped 51 percent to 48 cents.
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Even so, if you exclude SMS fast followers, Twitter's user base was slightly down.
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Exclude Chinese banks from the list, and the figure drops to a miserable 5.7%.
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The company decided to exclude pricing growth in Argentina, due to high inflation there.
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Import prices exclude tariffs as the duties are paid by U.S. businesses and consumers.
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Manafort asked a federal judge to rule the searches illegal and exclude the evidence.
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But despite the president's threats to exclude Canada entirely, discussions will continue this week.
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Kentucky these peremptory strikes can't be used to exclude jurors based on their race.
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There is no justification for our federal policy to arbitrarily exclude certain aviation employees.
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Bloomberg reported Monday afternoon that as the Trump administration may exclude some Apple products.
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Huffington also says employers should be mindful of who workplace perks benefit and exclude.
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Will they exclude you from insurance coverage because of a pre-existing health condition?
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The tax policy principle is that income taxes should exclude basic costs of living.
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Even IPOs tend to exclude workers as they enrich a company's founders and investors.
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We also exclude corporate VC funds, since it's often unclear who makes final decisions.
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We must find real healthcare solutions that exclude abortion, because abortion is not healthcare.
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But he would not exclude that possibility should the lawsuit against the academy succeed.
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The numbers exclude judicial nominations — many of which Trump has made — and noncivilian positions.
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"You don't want to ever focus on one person and exclude others," he said.
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The law was changed in 1987 to exclude violent criminals, but it isn't retroactive.
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PVH said both the forecasts exclude costs related to the restructuring of Calvin Klein.
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And failing to layer complexity in a way that does not alienate and exclude?
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Juncker also indicated a longer extension could be problematic, but did not exclude it.
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We have not decided who it is correct to exclude, and for how long.
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Cards also often exclude coverage on specialty vehicles like motorcycles, antique cars or trucks.
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It's more like 75 percent if you exclude debt held by the government itself.
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First, it would exclude from the Title X program any providers that offer abortions.
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It doesn't exclude having or enjoying the contradictions of life because life is contradictory.
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Vermont's law is careful, however, to exclude cheese, a big business in the state.
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Organic sales exclude revenue from newly acquired units and the impact of currency fluctuations.
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Why not change this clause to exclude the hyper-controversial West Bank settlement project?
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América Rodriguez's portraits, meanwhile, exclude the body, with only the women's faces taking focus.
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FTSE Russell said last week it planned to exclude Snap from its stock indexes.
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Russia and China share a common goal in hoping to exclude the United States.
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Exclude those transactions and Uber would have reported a loss of roughly $210 million.
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You can't exclude a drug if it's the only right drug for a patient.
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Mike DeWine requested that indoor sporting events exclude spectators besides parents and essential personnel.
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"We cannot exclude some bad surprises after a difficult fertilization period," a broker said.
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"To China, it was an effort to exclude," Deng Yuwen, the former editor, said.
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Cassidy Graham restores the ability of private insurers to exclude people with preexisting conditions.
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Its operations exclude the Scania and Porsche brands and the Porsche Holding Salzburg distributor.
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This past week the US has upped the pressure on Britain to exclude Huawei.
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Federal regulators scrutinize whether banks exclude some neighborhoods from loans, investments and bank branches.
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" She added, "If you exclude women from it, that's 50 percent of the population.
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Of course we should not exclude the possibility, although remote, of a military conflict.
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They exclude the carbon that is related to goods consumed there but produced elsewhere.
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Every illustrator and visual journalist chooses what to include or exclude in an image.
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The ban would exclude open-tank vaping devices, a compromise made for small businesses.
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That would not exclude me from the population of patients receiving them after surgery.
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They ordered schools to exclude unvaccinated minors -- including schools that have not seen cases.
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But many cities have created point systems that still exclude them, the report said.
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Core earnings per share (EPS), which exclude some items, dropped 15 percent to $1.12.
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Beyond Investing's team decides which stocks to exclude and which new ones to add.
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The China-specific tariffs also exclude many consumer electronics, such as Apple Inc's iPhones.
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It also offered to exclude manufacturing assets of Solvay's intermediate and engineering plastics business.
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Or what about restaurant owners who exclude blacks because they think God wills segregation?
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"We looked at that and we feel we can exclude this possibility," he said.
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He wants to exclude people from government jobs because of their race and ethnicity.
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Though governments are limited in their authority to exclude residents, some have still tried.
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John McCain, another Republican veteran Trump disparaged, did expressly exclude Trump from his funeral.
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Other proposals would limit the pass-through rate according to the business owner's capital or stock value; exclude income from partnerships engaged in "personal services" such as law, accounting, medicine and engineering; or exclude passive income from royalties, rents, dividends and income.
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Organic sales, which exclude gains from acquisitions or divestitures, rose 5 percent in the quarter.
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People have kind of latched onto that and used that to kind of exclude people.
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Bergström said they don't exclude items from stock based on the original producer's sustainability record.
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However, you may be able to exclude some of the canceled debt under certain circumstances.
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Adding a dash, or hyphen, before a word will exclude that term from your results.
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Perhaps religious colleges could be allowed to exclude same-sex couples from married student housing.
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But for obvious reasons, those efforts exclude the shipping of fresh groceries and frozen foods.
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I cannot exclude re-infection in places where the outbreak has been brought under control.
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Such a plan would tax imports into the United States, and exclude exports from taxes.
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When he would miss practice or arrive late, the coach would exclude him from activities.
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It would be an oversight to exclude this major men's fashion name from our ilst.
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However, in 2017 Harrison reportedly amended the document to specifically exclude Christopher from the will.
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Another problem is that this restriction would also exclude those unfortunate individuals who develop dementia.
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It's particularly difficult for them to exclude the most prominent (and often most expensive) providers.
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" "Public universities cannot exclude a speaker based on their viewpoint, even a very offensive viewpoint.
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That ended in 2010, when the Constitution was rewritten to exclude children of undocumented immigrants.
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"We measure our success by who we include rather than who we exclude," Whittaker said.
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"We never can exclude anything here," Bettel said, when asked about a no-deal Brexit.
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Though he would not scrap France's wealth tax, he would exclude financial assets from it.
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Most Gen Xers and millennials, at 55% and 58%, respectively, exclude tax when calculating gratuities.
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Last year, for example, ProPublica reported that Facebook allowed advertisers to exclude users by race.
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"We should not let disagreements over other issues exclude areas for productive partnership," he said.
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They can also make sure they exclude terms that the ads might show up against.
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"We can't exclude a new attack — no one can," said Michel Sapin, France's finance minister.
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It can exclude the voices of conservatives who happen to be female, black or gay.
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The company has also relaunched its product line to exclude artificial ingredients, sweeteners and preservatives.
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Raising prices until demand met supply would exclude most tennis fans, tarnishing the tournament's image.
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Like Lighthouse's camera, the Nest Cam IQ can also exclude motion from cars and pets.
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Engels told journalists in a conference call that a CFO cannot exclude anything in principle.
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Plus, Siriano would never want to exclude anyone from being able to wear his brand.
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Cash earnings - which exclude one-off gains or losses - for the six months ended Dec.
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Johnson said he wasn't surprised by the decision to "exclude" him from the first debate.
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Rather than struggling to include all the identifiably poor, why not exclude the identifiably rich?
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Weather losses exclude losses from other natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis.
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Facebook lets advertisers exclude users by "ethnic affinity," according to a new report by ProPublica.
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As such, the argument has been made that cash-less stores disproportionately exclude marginalized communities.
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Even with their results, Zarulli still doesn't want to exclude the role of social factors.
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And books don't have to all be rated R and exclude kids from the audience.
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Lawmakers are in disagreement over one proposal that would exclude exports but hit imports harder.
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"To exclude all oil companies would limit the fund's opportunities," Finance Minister Siv Jensen said.
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It would exclude a handful of bonds including PREPA and aqueduct and sewer agency PRASA.
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NUKIB's warning has already led the Czech tax authority to exclude Huawei from a tender.
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Total underlying sales - which exclude currency moves, acquisitions and divestments - rose 3 percent last year.
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Yahoo said New Jersey regulators decided to permanently "exclude" LiButti from state casinos in 1991.
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If the insured rejects embedded coverage, the insurer can specifically exclude terrorism from the policy.
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The company has also found itself in legal trouble over its decision to exclude men.
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Amnesty's figures exclude China, whose death-penalty tally is estimated to be in the thousands.
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So I don't want to exclude having a relationship with someone who has substance issues.
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I certainly would not exclude this ends with a fall below 100 yen per dollar.
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"Defendants have not identified specific evidence that they wish to exclude," Curiel wrote on Thursday.
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Often we favor people from our own group and exclude those who are unlike us.
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But I think you just can't exclude people who disagree with us on one issue.
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The NEPA provisions in the bill exclude the public from participating in public lands management.
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Opponents of the idea say that it would exclude a number of public health studies.
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Attempts to exclude markets from the scope of the leeway were rejected during the negotiations.
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Core earnings, which exclude pension and other costs, fell to $1.74 per share from $1.97.
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The meeting was the first to exclude a British leader in more than 40 years.
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The state also imposed a religious test to exclude atheists from public office until 1961.
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Walsh expressed support for an amendment that would exclude smaller, rural hospitals from the requirement.
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Clinton specified the five officers killed in Dallas protecting protesters, seeming to exclude cops generally.
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During chemotherapy, it can be used to monitor heart function to exclude chemotherapy induced dysfunction.
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Two unidentified sources told Reuters that Apple's designs for fall 2018 could exclude Qualcomm components.
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But even at a high cost, we're thankful for insurance that doesn't exclude preexisting conditions.
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Even when you exclude very premature births from analyses, the United States ranks pretty poorly.
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These primaries tend to exclude the independent-leaning voters who most often support Mr. Sanders.
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Finally, and most importantly, the report cannot exclude concrete recommendations that derive from its analysis.
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For the last six years, I've had to adjust my lesbian life to exclude drinking.
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That would exclude diplomatic visas, NATO visas and visas for travel to the United Nations.
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Do we want to hate and exclude or do we want to love and embrace?
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It does not necessarily exclude a component of punishment (incarceration) but does recognize its limits.
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You've actively spoken out against women whose feminism exclude trans women—commonly known as TERFs.
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For example, all of the cards highlighted here exclude phones on pre-paid service plans.
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Remember that most employer plans cannot exclude those people, and neither can Medicare or Medicaid.
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But if it doesn't slow down delivery of the assistance, we should exclude the rich.
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"Being a federalist does not exclude you from the role of leadership," Mr. Kress said.
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Work requirements would be plainly inappropriate in those cases, and so proposals typically exclude them.
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He acknowledged that he is concerned about "Winter Games" scenes that exclude American talent altogether.
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It would also exclude wetlands that are not directly connected to larger bodies of water.
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The government says that advertising designed to exclude certain groups violates the Fair Housing Act.
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They're even more progressive when you exclude payroll taxes earmarked for Social Security and Medicare.
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When you're not, tracking is more likely to be used to exclude or exploit you.
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Nobody means to exclude them, but decisions get made and impromptu meetings happen without them.
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However, the settlement didn't exclude the CBS or Viacom boards from proposing a merger themselves.
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However, the settlement doesn't exclude the CBS or Viacom boards from proposing a merger themselves.
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LinkedIn and Google also generally allow advertisers to exclude men or women from receiving ads.
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While homeowners' insurance policies almost always exclude flood damage, comprehensive auto policies do cover flooding.
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But even if you exclude that number, the rest of the report was pretty astounding.
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In July last year, Trump moved to exclude transgender people from serving in the military.
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Switzerland-based Tezos said it did not specifically exclude investors from any country from participating.
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With aesthetics presented as a recurring theme, it is a surprising misstep to exclude visuals.
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The German government decided in October it would not exclude Huawei from its 5G networks.
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The ShipMatrix results exclude weather-related delays that affected deliveries in the New England states.
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BlackRock said it has $200 billion of assets in portfolios customized to exclude weapons makers.
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Homeowners' policies generally exclude damage caused from flooding, which means separate coverage would be needed.
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"It would probably exclude 98% or so of the people in the world," Deadman said.
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These are the best business broadband deals in the UK. All prices listed exclude VAT.
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We cannot preach racial justice & representation & then exclude People of Color from our voting primaries.
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Among those who argued that there's no reason to exclude women from registering was Sen.
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The need-based grants exclude the likes of you; this one, by design, does not.
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He did not exclude using Brazil's foreign reserves to intervene in the currency spot market.
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"The question is whether an insurer could exclude coverage of your pre-existing medical condition."
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What information do the books from each state include or exclude to support their views?
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That will exclude students with lower credentials, who tend to be from more disadvantaged homes.
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Will insurers be allowed to exclude any other services that they choose not to cover?
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Unlike most homeowners insurance in other states, policies in Hawaii generally exclude hurricanes from coverage.
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They have even set up reverse checkpoints that welcome citizens but exclude the armed forces.
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If we exclude all those people from leadership positions, we decrease the candidate pool significantly.
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We don't exclude that or say it's impossible, but we need to be quite cautious.
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But rising house prices, especially in Prague, are beginning to exclude some from the market.
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Kantar&aposs estimates may exclude some key numbers like social-media and search-engine marketing.
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Its revenue forecasts are "organic," meaning they exclude fluctuations in sales from acquisitions or divestitures.
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We say imagination because the lower trend line in particular has to exclude some dips.
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These periods were selected to exclude eras when one party typically won in a landslide.
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When poets write about their past, they sometimes exclude their shaping hand from the picture.
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Nor could blood typing identify an unknown father—it could only exclude an alleged one.
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"We're not going to exclude people because they don't come from the Midwest," he said.
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It prevents insurance companies from selling policies that completely exclude gender-affirming treatment from coverage.
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"We cannot exclude that there was an unlawful interference by a third party," Kok said.
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The bill would close all the loopholes in federal labor laws that exclude domestic workers.
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But critics accuse Singer of cherry-picking which items to exclude to reach this result.
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I will exclude vague promises such as universal pre-K and expanded special education funding.
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Similar to how ProPublica illustrated last year and again just last month how housing ads on Facebook could exclude users by so-called "ethnic" and "multicultural" affinities, this new report shows how the social network also lets advertisers exclude certain age groups for job ads.
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The results exclude those who said they would not vote, don't know or refused to respond.
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The sort of fence most Kenyan smallholders can afford is too flimsy to exclude an elephant.
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The new ban will exclude existing visa holders, sources familiar with the plan have told CNN.
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Indeed, UK law does allow the government to exclude foreign nationals solely because of their speech.
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According to the source, there are opposing views on whether to exclude or modify the provision.
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The foreign earned income exclusion allows expats to exclude some of the money they've made abroad.
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The companies have been criticized for what others see as an effort to exclude conservative voices.
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Nonetheless, the European Union is set to exclude any future renegotiation on the U.K.'s departure.
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It would exclude export revenue from taxable income and impose a 20 percent tax on imports.
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Cummings was instrumental in controversial attempts to exclude journalists from certain news outlets from government briefings.
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" Trump adds on @TODAYshow: "I would exclude the people from Syria who do not have documentation.
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Bland insists that the fee rumors are false, and they have no plans to exclude anyone.
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But it is crucial that we don't exclude these groups of people from the overall conversation.
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But its terms exclude the possibility of introducing a statute of limitations, which many Tories want.
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The overall cloud business was up 473 percent, or 10 percent if you exclude currency fluctuations.
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"This isn't just the South; the effort to exclude and separate is happening everywhere," York said.
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In recent years, Hollywood has found fewer excuses to exclude women and people of color onscreen.
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Globally, prices may be high but Turner said that shouldn't exclude property as an investable asset.
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The government could exclude some items from coverage, he says, such as over-the-counter drugs.
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In our calculation of liquidity we exclude GBP5 million as restricted cash in transit and tills.
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It would exclude biologics, infused drugs, injected drugs, inhaled drugs for surgery and certain parenteral drugs.
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Calls to buy local inevitably act to exclude outsiders, fostering a sense of "them" and "us".
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When asked, he did not exclude the option of launching a direct offer for Qualcomm shares.
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We wanted to exclude domestic pig completely, so we needed the fat from the wild boar.
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The lawsuit argues that the choice to exclude men from a comedy show is gender discrimination.
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So we will see if he can change that policy and exclude Somalis from that list.
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Bemba on Friday called on the government to not exclude Katumbi from participating in the election.
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The Maine-based company very much tried to exclude itself from the conversation in the process.
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Other experts agree but would not necessarily exclude the Ranger Bear Equity ETF from the skepticism.
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As always with Apple patents, the company doesn't exclude using this technology with trackpads and keyboards.
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In effect, strengthening patent protections can serve to exclude American companies from doing business without permission.
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But, Bradley's activism defied modern stereotypes that exclude social or political input from athletes' net worth.
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Attorneys defending Durst asked Windham to exclude evidence of Durst's penmanship and testimony from handwriting experts.
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Organic sales, which exclude the impact of foreign exchange and acquisitions and divestitures, increased 2 percent.
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Other definitions exclude computers and smartphone apps because they are designed to receive intentional human input.
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" Trump adds on @TODAYshow: "I would exclude the people from Syria who do not have documentation.
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Update: The judge has also ruled to exclude testimony from Waymo's financial damages expert, Michael Wagner.
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But the emphasis has to be on "fair," which ought to exclude Ted Cruz from participating.
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At least 12 states have sought exemptions, and Zinke has agreed to exclude areas off Florida.
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West responded in Vogue, saying he did not mean to exclude anyone in the casting call.
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It also found that white women tend to reply to white men and exclude nonwhite men.
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"I'm very concerned that we inadvertently exclude all these potential bidders by this bill," he said.
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It also allows the operators to exclude Huawei from procurement if they find it is needed.
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"And if you exclude energy items, then inflation rate is only about 0.5 percent," he continued.
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Opponents have said that the "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" portion was meant to exclude aliens.
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In the state's request, it said it would continue to exclude Planned Parenthood from receiving funding.
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"We should simply exclude it as a possibility," Dombret told reporters during a visit to London.
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Critics of felon disenfranchisement laws say that they disproportionately exclude minority voters from the political process.
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He said Border Patrol may exclude deaths from local agencies because it doesn't trust their standards.
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The court also ruled that Google's profit motivations do not exclude it from fair use protections.
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Congress can exclude military disability from being counted toward "current monthly income" for bankruptcy purposes. Sens.
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And they see a link to market power, as large firms use intangibles to exclude competitors.
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The less you make, the larger a share of your income you can exclude from taxation.
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"We can't exclude a kid because we suspect they are in a gang," Mr. Loeschner said.
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Two states — Iowa and Missouri — recently created their own state funded programs that exclude Planned Parenthood.
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Turkey managed to exclude the Kurds from this week's United Nations-mediated peace talks on Syria.
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But NUKIB's action led the Czech tax authority to exclude Huawei from a tender, later canceled.
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Will plans that offer fewer benefits, those that decide to exclude maternity care, for example, count?
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Remember that your queerness/womanhood/transness/class background/disability doesn't exclude you from white privilege. 94.
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It's not accurate, and it's just another way to exclude larger bodies from the fitness conversation.
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That explains why Boeing's petition was aimed squarely at Bombardier and designed to exclude Embraer planes.
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And, in a highly attention-getting stunt, Mr. Mass claimed he was going to exclude celebrities.
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Most insurance policies that cover companies for business interruption explicitly exclude pandemics for this exact reason.
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In Nebraska, there is a bill that would exclude the noncitizen population from the redistricting process.
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Clinton was trying to use that influence to draw a bright line and exclude extreme viewpoints.
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" Asked if conflict was likely in the region, Mr. Cui said: "I don't exclude that possibility.
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Additionally, homeowners' policies generally exclude damage caused from flooding, which means separate coverage would be required.
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Translation: Obama said states couldn't exclude clinics for doing things they find objectionable, like providing abortions.
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"This doesn't mean to exclude particular companies," Yoshihide Suga, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, said last week.
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Just as he had done in Oregon, Mr. Burnett pushed to exclude blacks from the state.
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Will you exclude – or even eradicate – it for fear of change and the challenges it brings?
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It bothered her that their narratives would rewrite, subjugate or exclude the history of black people.
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And even a negative Times review of a book does not exclude it from the lists.
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The revised rule would exclude from regulation streams and tributaries that do not run year round.
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We exclude tipped occupations from this calculation using the definitions used by the Economic Policy Institute.
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The new plan will launch later this year and will completely exclude oil investments from pensions.
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The people who exclude us try to reduce our myriad identities down to one simplistic one.
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This is what led us to exclude Russia from our group after its attack on Ukraine.
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America has warned the Assad regime against using chemical weapons, but we don't exclude that possibility.
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The antidoping regulator itself called for Olympics officials to exclude the entire nation from those Games.
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The plans can exclude many common benefits and deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
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Excluding you exclude one-time stock-based compensation payments of $220 billion, Uber lost $27 billion.
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The rule allows certain companies to exclude some foreign employees from the calculation of the ratio.
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The visualized costs of wind and solar exclude federal tax credits (they're even cheaper with them).
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"When you exclude men from one space, they all say it's not fair," Ms. Udden continued.
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That reality has complicated the U.S. government's pitch that other countries ought to exclude Huawei's technology.
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Rattling off the strange things people do for money and lust, he does not exclude himself.
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"I cannot exclude that the main task consists now of frightening the whole world," he said.
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That does not exclude, however, the need for some core ideology that unites the disparate factions.
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Schlossberg is specifically watching for the "core" retail sales results, which exclude gasoline and automobile prices.
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It is constructed without a single nail; the designer preferred to hide or altogether exclude joints.
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Physical appearance can be deceiving, and requiring tribal membership may exclude those who are not enrolled.
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That would exclude himself; Gbagbo, who will turn 75 in May; and Bedie, who is 85.
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Homeowners policies specifically exclude damage related to flooding, but water and wind damage are separate issues.
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I also don't want to exclude her, just on the basis of her picky eating habits.
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What did the Castro brothers do wrong to exclude themselves from Mr. Trump's circle of love?
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Two important quality measures CMS wants to exclude providers from reporting are pneumococcal and influenza vaccines.
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Both index providers said they would exclude shares of Snap from major indexes over the issue.
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But that does not exclude my colleagues on the stage next week from bringing them up.
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They own stocks with less actual price volatility and exclude stocks with higher levels of turnover.
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We don't need to try to exclude each other from the scene in the Middle East.
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There's nowhere to eat nearby, if you exclude the Hustler Club across the West Side Highway.
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Unfortunately, insurers created additional barriers to care, such as narrow networks that exclude many local providers.
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It is wholly another to try and exclude people from office based on their theological convictions.
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Similarly, in those cases, we haven't been able to prove they are responsible or exclude them.
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Core earnings, which exclude some pension and other costs, rose to $3.51 per share from $2.52.
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"Unfortunately, by state law we have to exclude them," district spokesman Tim Robinson told KOMO News.
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In interviews, several prosecutors seemed to have given little consideration to whether the costs exclude defendants.
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The same pressure led the government to exclude gay men like him from new surrogacy legislation.
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Administration officials could further increase pressure on foreign governments to exclude Huawei from their 5G networks.
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Passwords are often accidentally included in recordings, despite that the scripts are designed to exclude them.
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Republicans simply wish to reinterpret these existing protections in a way that would exclude trans people.
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The decision by Jackson to exclude testimony about the Russia collusion investigation is not a surprise.
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But this shouldn't exclude those who haven't taken The Oath from joining in on the fun.
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The question is then how to select and make sure one pathway does not exclude others.
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It happened with the Know-Nothings in the 1840s when they wanted to exclude the Irish.
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Explaining the apparent disconnect between the rapid unemployment drop and weak growth in pay, the ECB said headline jobless figures exclude people who fail to meet strict statistical criteria and also exclude part time workers seeking more hours, even though both groups add to labor market slack.
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As Andrew Rosenberg, director of the Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists noted at the time, Mr. Pruitt's claim that federal funding should exclude scientists from an E.P.A. advisory board while industry funding should not exclude them was on its face absurd.
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"One way to implement this method would be for Congress to (a) define capital asset ... to exclude "alternative currencies" from the definition of capital asset, and (b) exclude gains or losses from the sale or exchange of an alternative currency from gross income," the report added.
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In a second order today, Alsup said he would exclude testimony from a financial expert, Michael Wagner.
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The U.S. Supreme Court in 1995 ruled that parade organizers had the right to exclude gay marchers.
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Pfizer and Gannett, according to Pritchard, sought to exclude the mandatory arbitration proposals from a shareholder vote.
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The VW finance division's operations exclude the Scania and Porsche brands and the Porsche Holding Salzburg distributor.
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From their actions and pronouncements, we cannot exclude an intention to carry out a type of coup.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, will no longer exclude Cairn Energy Plc (CNE.
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The numbers exclude those evacuated ahead of a threat, and people displaced by drought or rising seas.
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" "I don't understand the negative connotation of the word, or why it should exclude the opposite sex.
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However, for five products, imports did not increase, leading the Commission to exclude them from its measures.
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"We asked them to exclude the BBC from this specific feature but they have refused," Clifton said.
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This month SWIFT was obliged to exclude three North Korean banks that were under United Nations sanctions.
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Core inflation measures exclude some volatile items to try to get a clearer picture of price changes.
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Panera is expanding its menu of clean food options that exclude artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners and preservatives.
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Often, such policies, though not designed with cyber-risks in mind, do not specifically exclude them either.
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Profit when adjusted to exclude certain items was $106 million, below the $161.5 million expected by analysts.
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Germany this month finalised rules for the build-out of 5G networks that will not exclude Huawei.
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A measure in Tennessee seeks to exclude erectile dysfunction drugs from coverage in state employee insurance plans.
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Germany this month finalised rules for the build-out of 5G networks that will not exclude Huawei.
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Our forecasts exclude any high roller contribution to operating profit, which was GBP3m in 2015 (2014: GBP14m).
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When they exclude time spent caring for children and look at couples without children, the differences remain.
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His party said his detention was a politically motivated attempt to exclude him from the election race.
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Norris Cotton, a New Hampshire Republican, proposed an amendment to exclude businesses with fewer than 100 employees.
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The social media company offers advertisers multicultural marketing to target — and exclude — certain groups of Facebook users.
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Over time, officials have decided that they are unwilling to exclude people who fall into this category.
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So why then would they largely exclude us from these critical conversations about the future of America?
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When the feature is turned on, users are able to create a list of terms to exclude.
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As a student, I learned to never exclude any possibility until ultimately that possibility is proven false.
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Krystal is upset when Arie reneges his decision to exclude the losing team from the cocktail party.
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"It really doesn't make sense to exclude them," given Beijing's outsized role in the region, he added.
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Countries may be tempted to exclude these from any pact so they can keep earning tariff revenues.
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"So [this galaxy is] really interesting for the potential it has to exclude some of these ideas."
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In practice, this would mean some plans exclude expensive benefits like maternity care and mental health coverage.
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Rusnok also reiterated the bank did not exclude using negative rates to smoothen the exit from interventions.
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Bosnian Serbs want to change the law underpinning the constitutional court to exclude international judges from it.
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Well actually if you were to do that you would exclude important news content or documentary content.
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It's an unfortunate trope that has worked to exclude Black women from The Bachelor and The Bachelorette.
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And advertisers can exclude videos about certain topics or, as of this week, specific channels or categories.
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In an effort to exclude yakuza members from society, visible tattoos are forbidden in most public places.
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Iran is there to work with you and Iran doesn't want to exclude anyone from this region.
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Insurance companies could set arbitrary limits on annual care, exclude behavioral health benefits, or deny coverage altogether.
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We don't exclude it, we don't deport it, we don't ban it, we don't wall it off.
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The regulator is examining how providers exclude loyal customers from teaser rates used to lure new buyers.
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Qalaa Holdings slumped 21 percent after FTSE said it would exclude the stock from its AllCap index.
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No conclusive reasons can be found to exclude one or the other way of life as possible.
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Does he really believe that 'you can't just exclude people who disagree with us on one issue'?
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But to achieve efficiencies, the private Medicare plans can exclude some doctors and hospitals from their networks.
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Trump unveiled some new details Monday, including a pledge to exclude all child-care expenses from taxation.
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Trump's new proposal, which the campaign says would "exclude childcare expenses from taxation," clearly came from her.
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It is one of two clubs among the 10 in the British Open rotation to exclude women.
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Government and private institutions often use their own models, which may exclude some businesses for different reasons.
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The Terra-chip maker adjusted its earnings forecast to exclude the protein business it is currently selling.
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This is why Section 4303 of the Republican tax bill must be amended to exclude Puerto Rico.
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"Nordea has decided to exclude Facebook from the Nordea Stars Funds' investments," he said in a tweet.
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Exclude energy companies, however, and year-to-year earnings improved to a positive 2.3 percent growth rate.
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Monopoly power is the ability to control prices or exclude competition for a particular product or service.
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As on YouTube itself, you can include and exclude search terms with a plus or a minus.
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The Fed also allowed banks to exclude certain types of business from the tally of credit risk.
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Nevertheless, we should not exclude a possibility, even if distant, of copycat attacks and reprisals in Europe.
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These images might be said to exclude history, or at least push it to a distant margin.
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I don't understand the negative connotation of the word or why it should exclude the opposite sex.
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Given that the other option is to exclude yourself from the digital chatter of your friend group.
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So it's no surprise that the brewing industry and beer culture are spaces that largely exclude women.
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But unlike under the ACA, insurers could exclude coverage of the services associated with pre-existing conditions.
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Core prices, which exclude volatile energy and food, matched expectations of a 0.2 percent increase in April.
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It's simply logically inconceivable that the Founders would craft a rule to preemptively exclude themselves from office.
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That number is closer to 80 if you exclude campaign events in the greater Washington, DC, area.
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Seven states already have no state income tax, and two more have income taxes that exclude wages.
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To mitigate the issue, we have renamed the effect to exclude any positive connotation associated with it.
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Why exclude the Lynes photographs of Balanchine's "Orpheus" in which the two lead men are photographed nude?
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I don't understand the negative connotation of the word, or why it should exclude the opposite sex.
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Mr. Schwartz said it has been common for decades to exclude unvaccinated children from schools during outbreaks.
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No democracy can afford to exclude so many talented people from fundamental decisions of war and peace.
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Do not embroil yourself in this mother-son feud or exclude your aunt from a family party.
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"It does not exclude anyone," Mr. Xi said in his speech about the Belt and Road Initiative.
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They exclude unpredictable swan prices instead of food and energy costs like the Department of Labor does.
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On a larger scale, we cannot exclude or handicap immigrants who are seeking funding for new ventures.
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Nor could it exclude an employee with diabetes or charge that person more because of the disease.
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Now Mr. Trump is challenging Canada's longtime dairy system, which uses high tariffs to largely exclude imports.
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Many business interruption policies exclude coverage for pandemics and require physical damage to occur on the site.
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A group of job seekers has accused Facebook of helping employers exclude female candidates from recruitment campaigns.
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The good news is that it doesn't seem as if your colleagues are trying to exclude you.
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"The current proposal would exclude exactly the people and households who actually need it most," he said.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has also been reluctant to exclude specific providers from the country's 5G networks.
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Some have argued that order means there's no longer a reason to exclude women from the draft.
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And new policies at the state and local level often exclude classes of workers such as teachers.
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The criteria also appear to exclude troops who deployed to Turkey and Jordan to train Syrian rebels.
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We treat Liquid Telecom's cash in Zimbabwe as restricted and exclude it from our net leverage calculations.
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So Chinese audiences were pretty ticked off that the new remake seemed to exclude Chinese actors entirely.
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Ms. Goldberg said she didn't think there was a conscious decision to exclude minority actors in Hollywood.
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Hoyer is siding with Luján, arguing that the party should not exclude candidates based on one issue.
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"Misuse of the peremptory challenge to exclude black jurors has become both common and flagrant," he said.
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A key feature of this property is the right to exclude others from laying claim to whiteness.
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He has repeatedly said that the charges against him were trumped up to exclude him from politics.
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And it could allow them to exclude benefits that many healthy people need when they get sick.
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The gross merchandise volume estimates exclude orders from Amazon's Whole Foods and Walmart's in-store pickup service.
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He added that Nixon did exclude the Post from covering social events at the White House, though.
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Mediaset's board will take a decision on whether to exclude the trust ahead of the shareholder meeting.
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James Comer (R-Ky.) have been pushing hard to exclude hemp from the list of controlled substances.
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The Harvard community chose to exclude women for the first two hundred-plus years of its existence.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in October rejected a request by Apple to exclude the proposal.
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In doing so, they exclude people who have historically been limited to the bottom of the ranks.
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When a group is stripped of their humanity through language, they are easier to exclude or hate.
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The warning led the tax authority to exclude Huawei from a tender which was later canceled altogether.
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Private-equity firms often exclude money they have not yet invested when calculating a rate of return.
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Exclude children, and those who are not yet citizens, and there are only 1m Indian-American voters.
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But some other people view such policies as a hindrance that might exclude women from the workplace.
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Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka sharply criticized Asselborn's comments, saying calls to exclude member states were "nonsense".
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The provision would exclude such facilities from environmental review required by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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These plans often offer limited benefits, require high cost sharing and exclude individuals with pre-existing conditions.
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Nor could he explain a motion in limine, a formal request to exclude certain kinds of evidence.
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AirAsia X and IndiGo rolled out "quiet zone" sections on their planes, which exclude children under 12.
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Now Harvard is fighting a claim that it is manipulating the admissions process to exclude Asian-Americans.
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This break was pared back in last year's tax overhaul to exclude collectibles like art and cars.
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"The international sanctions against Iran exclude cultural products," Seyyed Abbas Salehi said during a festival in Tehran.
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The peace talks exclude hard-line jihadist rebel groups like Jabhat al-Nusra, which are pretty powerful.
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According to Tribe, constitutional originalism defines "natural born" very narrowly, in a way that would exclude Cruz.
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Cohen replied that it wasn't false, necessarily, but rather that it was carefully worded to exclude Trump.
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For one thing, they still can't exclude other possible explanations for their data that aren't quark soup.
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Administration officials could further increase pressure on foreign governments to exclude Huawei from their 5G wireless networks.
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If that trend continues, it could exclude exchanges like B21 from one of the Brazilian economy's growth sectors.
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But what redeems the exhibition is precisely what some might exclude it for: how personal the work is.
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For the Paper portrait, Dewey-Hagborg decided to exclude the gender parameter from of the DNA visualizing process.
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Oreshkin also said the ministry did not exclude borrowing more on the domestic market instead of selling Eurobonds.
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BlackRock said on Friday that it was exploring new index-based portfolios that would exclude gunmakers and retailers.
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"Bariatric surgeons exclude high-risk patients from surgery, which represents the major flaw in this study," wrote Robinson.
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Most require applicants to pass a medical questionnaire—and they can also exclude coverage for preexisting medical conditions.
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Ads that would exclude Jews, black people, and Americans originally from Argentina were reportedly all approved within minutes.
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The basic Tango will retail for $50 less and exclude the tray, going with a dorkier plastic instead.
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"Anthropologists were conclusively able to exclude the remains of the aforementioned children," the sheriff's office said on Friday.
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In August, the company removed 5,000 specific targeting options, including the option to exclude specific ethnicities and religions.
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Other politicians justify their decision to exclude the SDS by arguing that Mr Jansa is a divisive bully.
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And if you exclude energy items, then inflation rate, whole inflation rate is only about 220% or 3.63%.
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Was West satirizing the fashion industry's tendency to promote narrow standards of beauty that often exclude the masses?
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Essentially, the license contract could include (or exclude) resale of the rights and the ledger could enforce it.
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They were able to exclude black, Asian, and Latino "affinities" from seeing the ad, and published the results.
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Most police departments, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, exclude justifiable homicides from their official count of murders.
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"The idea is not to exclude people from the Olympics if you can avoid that," Mr. Pound said.
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This would exclude Christians, however, whom he promised to save, and that could lead to pushback from Congress.
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Hence we exclude assumed investments with a maturity from three to 12 months from our calculation of cash.
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But written history is also manipulated, framed by the writer, who may chose to include or exclude information.
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Editors will not include songs with foul language and may also exclude songs referring to guns and violence.
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It may ultimately be responsible for games like Farmville today, but that shouldn't exclude it from this list.
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It is statements like that, combined with Fang's international prestige, that will surely exclude his book from China.
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She didn't move to exclude it, and ultimately, she failed to cross-examine the state's expert about it.
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Tiffany will release its third-quarter results, which will exclude any impact from the protests, later this month.
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If these figures exclude emerging markets (of which China is one), it has been flat at about 60%.
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Other states, led by Punjab, hope to exclude it, to preserve the reputation (meaning price) of their crop.
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We also exclude GBP28 million for cash held in escrow accounts and at the group's captive insurance companies.
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But it's depressing that he's cornered the anger franchise when his targets exclude America's own wealthy and powerful.
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"Many trainers intentionally exclude trans/non-binary folks in their practice" That has helped them build big followings.
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"We can also not exclude the possibility that there's unlawful interference by a third party," Dr. Chon said.
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But the Brazilian firm is equally signaling to the industry that it does not exclude building smaller aircraft.
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Handelsbanken said about 40 percent of the assets that it manages are in funds that exclude tobacco investments.
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Some have argued it was offensive to exclude white people who genuinely want to help people in Africa.
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The region cannot afford to exclude half of its human resource base if it wants to compete globally.
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Facebook has long allowed advertisers to target users based on race—and exclude users based on race, too.
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Because those policies — putting up a wall, banning Muslims — really exclude a lot of people in our society.
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They are much cheaper than ACA plans, but cover less and can exclude those with pre-existing conditions.
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In 2020, Poland would make legal changes allowing it to exclude certain products or suppliers from its network.
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Import prices, which exclude tariffs, were held down by a 6.2% drop in the cost of petroleum products.
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Amgen also has a "Safety Net Foundation" for uninsured or low-income patients whose insurance plans exclude Aimovig.
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In response to the controversy, the company redesigned the shirt to exclude the dollar signs, as seen here.
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Studies using psychedelics to alleviate depression in terminal patients usually exclude people with borderline personality disorder or schizophrenia.
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Policies that exclude only certified acts arguably cover losses (absent another exclusion) arising from apolitical domestic mass shootings.
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And those numbers exclude the costs of stock-based compensation, which continue to be significant at the company.
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The organisation now shares the diplomatic stage with other regional bodies that exclude the United States and Canada.
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It was Obama who included Dreamers in the American tapestry, and so Trump is determined to exclude them.
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Both then and now, these hateful forces sought to disenfranchise and exclude minorities and women from modern society.
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While import prices exclude duties, economists say the tariffs will soon show up in producer and consumer prices.
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Exclude those two groups, and S&P profit for the third quarter rises 16.53 percent, not 4.6 percent.
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A Hamas official condemned the move as an attempt to marginalize and exclude the group from Palestinian politics.
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I do not exclude a number of unpopular measures: from the pension system to hiking taxes on population.
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They also say international exams overstate the strength of China's system because they exclude students from poorer regions.
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The agency argued that the practices allowed realtors and landlords to exclude certain demographics from seeing housing ads.
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Then this year they were able to exclude the most popular candidate for president, Lula, from the election.
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And ideally, Merkel's government would exclude green spending from the self-imposed national goal of balancing the budget.
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The committee can exclude products from its final proposal but it cannot add products that were not recommended.
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But these policies can exclude those with pre-existing conditions or base rates on a person's medical history.
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When I say they're African, I'm not saying it as a way to exclude them from their Frenchness.
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OK, SO WHEN YOU MEASURE THE PRODUCTIVITY OF ADP'S EMPLOYEES, ANALYSTS EXCLUDE THE PASS-THROUGHS AND THE CALCULATION.
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That is, he phrased his answer to exclude the great majority of clerical abusers, himself first of all.
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It allowed taxpayers to exclude 35 percent of their capital gains, as opposed to the Republicans' 50 percent.
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The parallel Mission Innovation effort does not exclude nuclear, with each participating country setting its own research agenda.
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Other apps, like Clue, allow you to share data with a partner—but most fertility apps exclude men.
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The rally did not exclude peripheral bond yields, which tend to rise in times of broader risk aversion.
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That's true even if you exclude the most egregious nonsense, like Mitt Romney's claim that protectionism causes recessions.
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Women with PCOS tend to be obese, or show insulin resistance, which would likely exclude them from flying.
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"We cannot exclude that dogs remember these memories for longer delays than those we tested," Fugazza tells me.
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In important ways, the Sanders-Clinton dichotomy served to simply exclude the entire animating worldview behind Netroots Nation.
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The state of Alabama sued the federal government last year, arguing that congressional apportionment should exclude non-citizens.
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Same-sex marriage advocates argue this means states can't exclude gay and lesbian couples from their marriage laws.
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The social media platform, Buchwald said, is a "designated public forum" from which Trump cannot exclude individual plaintiffs.
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In exchange, the inspector general's office agrees not to exclude a company from participating in Medicaid and Medicare.
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"To completely exclude Huawei from 5G in Australia means excluding Huawei from the entire Australian market," it said.
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"We're still the Alamo brand, so I don't understand why they would exclude us," the Arizona employee said.
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And I knew that it would not only exclude students of color, but rural white kids as well.
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So rather than drop "E," the second vowel of the alphabet, we chose to exclude another vowel altogether.
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If you exclude pregnant women and parents with young children, the number of affected people shrinks even more.
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But her side is still looking toward a more limited proposal that would exclude renditions to the mainland.
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They could exclude girls from math and science classes and push them out of school for getting pregnant.
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Most federal appeals courts have interpreted Title VII of the Civil Rights Act to exclude sexual orientation discrimination.
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The courts have, for example, set down restrictions on lawyers using race or gender to exclude potential jurors.
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It will exclude Atripla because there's now another drug that is essentially identical and costs 40 percent less.
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So as an example, you'd enter "writing prompt" to exclude entries that only have either 'writing' or 'prompt.
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The guidance encourages buying cheaper plans that offer fewer benefits and can exclude coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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You can remove followers on Facebook by changing your settings to exclude any followers you're not friends with.
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And, a policy may impose age restrictions or exclude coverage (or charge you more) for pre-existing conditions.
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Republicans want to raise the threshold to exclude regional lenders like Huntington National Bank, Comerica and Zions Bancorporation.
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Animals available for roadside salvage will include deer, elk, wild pigs and pronghorns, and explicitly exclude endangered species.
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The end result: results that disproportionately exclude women, and even when women are nominated, primarily elevate white artists.
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Indeed, if insurers make the call about who to exclude, almost anyone who needs insurance would seem vulnerable.
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Germany is considering stricter security requirements for 5G that would exclude Huawei, the newspaper Handelsblatt reported last week.
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The elevated licensing fees charged by Qualcomm amount to a tax that can exclude competitors and harms competition.
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They also could exclude civilians working at a place that helps sustain the enemy, like an arms factory.
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Planned Parenthood argued the changes Republicans are asking for are specifically designed to exclude it from the program.
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This could exclude some Planned Parenthood facilities that only offer reproductive health services or very basic wellness checkups.
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This hasn't just made it easier to exclude women; it has made it easier to objectify them, too.
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In September, Beijing announced it would exclude some farm products, including soybeans and pork, from the additional levies.
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A.S.U. defines itself not by how many people it can exclude but by how many it can include.
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U.S. population figures exclude Hawaii and U.S. island territories, which were not part of the continental bird study.
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These figures exclude property loans in mainland China, which we estimate accounted for another 4% of HSB's loans.
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The auditor sought to exclude all evidence supporting that theory, including testimony from Corzine, or get a mistrial.
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Last week, Beijing announced it would exclude some agricultural products, including soybeans and pork, from the additional tariffs.
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"Go ahead and text" at the table, he writes, though he warns this might exclude others around you.
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When we exclude 50 percent because of gender, our country loses key capabilities and effectively experiences brain drain.
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New strategic partnerships proliferated across Latin America alongside investment and banking organizations designed to exclude the United States.
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She insisted that it was not meant to exclude Muslims, but to strengthen vetting procedures for asylum seekers.
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"We're looking more at what to include and not necessarily exclude," Escamilla said about Vegemize, which launched Monday.
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They're not debating (what) the policy is going to be, that they exclude people from Africa and Haiti.
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Common Core standards removed cursive as a requirement in 2010, prompting many schools to exclude it from curriculums.
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Keep your holding for more than five years, and you can exclude 10% of your originally deferred gains.
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At its heart, the law aims to exclude misogynistic views about sexual propriety from the criminal justice system.
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Trump has already wrapped up a side deal with Mexico and is threatening to exclude Canada if necessary.
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And decarbonizing the global economy is a far too vast a problem to exclude any solutions right now.
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What would actually happen: The bill would further exclude subject-area expert scientists from serving on the panel.
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The figures are adjusted to exclude "erratic commodities" that can skew the data, such as gold and aircrafts.
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The law doubled to $24,000 the amount of income that a married couple can exclude from their taxes.
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Facebook signs agreement saying it won't let housing advertisers exclude users by race Facebook has signed a new, legally binding agreement with the state of Washington agreeing to remove advertisers' ability to exclude races, religions, sexual orientations, and other protected classes in certain ad-targeting sectors, my colleague Nick Statt reports.
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If the president wanted to exclude all reporters from the White House, Burnham said, he could do that, too.
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Trump struck a side-deal on NAFTA with Mexico last month and has threatened to exclude Canada if necessary.
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One girl even created fake profiles to like her social posts, fearing that her friends would exclude her otherwise.
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Though leases are similar to loans, companies have long been permitted to exclude most leases from their balance sheets.
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The company generated $47.99 billion in revenue with adjusted earnings per share of 86 cents that exclude special items.
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The bond market rally did not exclude peripheral bond yields, which tend to rise in times of risk aversion.
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The court on Thursday had rejected another request by opponents of Lula to exclude his name from opinion polls.
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So if we exclude them, if we shout at them, if we condemn them, that completely feeds into that.
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Without the requirement to cover comprehensive policies, insurers could opt exclude some of the priciest services that sick Americans.
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"Therefore we retain our right to exclude boxing from the program of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games," Bach added.
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Fund managers overseeing socially conscious funds do more than just exclude "sin stocks," such as tobacco, alcohol and gambling.
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The move comes amid growing backlash against cashless stores, which critics say exclude people who don't have bank accounts.
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It allowed housing advertisers to literally draw a red line around neighborhoods that it wanted to exclude from ads.
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However, voting rules continued to broadly exclude citizens with felony convictions, women, racial and ethnic minorities, and the poor.
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"I do not exclude this," Zyzynski said, asked if the next rate move will be a cut in rates.
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However, some have challenged this figure for assuming the UK would exclude low-skilled workers from the permit system.
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The company said it would stop allowing advertisers to exclude certain "ethnic affinities" in categories like jobs and housing.
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The ability to exclude people by "race" will still be available for the vast majority of Facebook advertisers, though.
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In its tendency to gaze longingly backwards, it continues to exclude those who have historically been denied a voice.
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The new order also is expected to revise or exclude language prioritizing the refugee claims of certain religious minorities.
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A patent gives its holder the right to exclude others from making, using, selling or importing the patented item.
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In September, China said it plans to exclude American farm goods, including soybeans, from tariffs amid the trade talks.
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A business that didn't want Jewish people patronizing it could exclude those interested in "Passover" from seeing its ads.
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Headline earnings are the main profit gauge in South Africa and exclude certain one-off and non-trading items.
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Right now the asylum bars are designed to exclude people that may pose a threat to the U.S. public.
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Those who remain in the fund for more than five years can exclude 10% of their originally-deferred gain.
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Editor's note: The death toll has been updated to 49, to exclude the shooter, per the FBI on Monday.
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Turkey won a short-term prize by managing to exclude the main Syrian Kurdish rebel group from the talks.
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"DHS will not exempt entire categories or exclude entire groups of people from immigration enforcement actions," the official said.
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When she was in her pomp she tried to exclude Parliament from having any say over the Brexit deal.
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Even worse, the U.S. will be put at an increasing disadvantage as other countries negotiate agreements that exclude us.
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Peru has said the existing deal with China was negotiated to exclude 11 sectors - including textiles, clothing and shoes.
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The United States has wrapped up a side deal with Mexico and is threatening to exclude Canada if necessary.
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For instance, some potential donors have asked to exclude people from different faiths or certain political parties, he said.
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If, alternatively, the problem is with echo chambers, perhaps we could design recommendation systems that don't exclude differing views.
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The new rules only apply to current accounts and exclude the transfer of savings accounts, loans and insurance contacts.
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Following publication of Europe's proposals, many participants have called on lawmakers to explicitly exclude IM haircuts from final rules.
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What I was trying to suggest is that there is a larger conversation which should not exclude others' voices.
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Exclude guns and the U.S. has a rate for many violent crimes similar to that of other rich countries.
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Currently, employers generally can exclude people who work less than 1,000 hours per year from its defined contribution plan.
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We have no evidence for such circularity of any of the three dimensions but we cannot exclude it either.
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The fact that a "grand coalition" would exclude them is also seen as positive for Italy, Spain and Portugal.
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If the advertiser is an airline, it lets them exclude ads from pages where 'aviation crash', etc, is mentioned.
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If they stay invested for at least five years, they get to exclude 10 percent of gains from taxes.
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When you exclude Africa, the whole world will be, on average, 60 or older in just over three decades.
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The IRS has blessed this break: Employers may exclude from a worker's wages up to $5,250 of educational assistance.
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To "win" as a woman in Hollywood, then, is to participate in a machine that will soon exclude you.
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These dynamics—corporate fear and the nuances of this "relationship business"—exclude many: LGBTQ people, people of color, women.
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Afineevsky, who was born in the Soviet Union, says the decision to exclude alternative viewpoints was a conscious one.
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Debt maturities include notes and credit facilities only and exclude network leaseco, MLS-2, capital leases and other obligations.
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However, the powerful German finance minister dismissed the idea of a two-speed Europe was to exclude some countries.
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The Air Force numbers exclude strikes by the U.S. Army, which maintains armed helicopters and other aircraft in Afghanistan.
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Texas Democrats tried to introduce a provision that would exclude children from the law, but it did not pass.
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Organic sales - core sales that exclude the impact of currency, divestitures and acquisitions - rose 2 percent in the quarter.
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At 9 percent, Meeker said, internet growth was flat in 2015, and actually slowed globally, if you exclude India.
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A surefire way to make your guests feel uncomfortable is to exclude them from either the ceremony or reception.
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Honestly, I didn't deliberately exclude the ones from the "optimistic" side; most of them were just pretty hand-wavy.
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In fact, his refusal to exclude the confession was the principal basis for the appeal of Wan's guilty verdict.
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And if a straight male has something to say that fits in that line, I will not exclude him.
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In other cities, Mr. Trump's security has tried to identify and exclude potential demonstrators before they enter his events.
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"I don't exclude the fact that Americans' having bought broadcasting rights has changed the voting system," Mr. Kiselyov said.
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For instance, the foreign earned income exclusion allows you to exclude up to $104,100 in overseas income in 2018.
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Organic sales - which exclude acquisitions, divestitures and foreign exchange fluctuations- rose 2 percent, the company said in a statement.
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They rely on the peremptory challenge, which allows them to exclude a prospective juror for no reason at all.
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Companies have submitted more than 44,000 requests to the government, seeking to exclude certain products from the tariff list.
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The ministry's figures include both confirmed and announced projects and exclude deals where values were not disclosed, Arbache said.
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Meanwhile, workers who are receiving adoption benefits from their employers can exclude up to $13,570 of assistance per child.
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This quarter, organic sales for the unit, which exclude the impact of its Snyder's-Lance acquisition, grew 1 percent.
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However, companies may be able to exclude such transactions from their reports if they aren't material to their businesses.
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Like their bill, it would provide six weeks of paid leave for new mothers, but it would exclude fathers.
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In so doing he broke with bipartisan precedent by using executive power to exclude, not include, immigrants and refugees.
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These calculations, by the way, exclude the new UNA trades that were introduced at the start of last year.
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Again, the samples tend exclude younger, lower income, new arrivals as well as minority voters — in other words, Democrats.
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Some Iowa senators also want to exclude voting rights from people convicted of crimes like homicides and sexual offenses.
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The criteria exclude firms that do not adopt U.N. principles on human rights, labor, the environment and anti-corruption.
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On Tuesday, DreamHost wrote that the DOJ modified its request to exclude unpublished media, HTTP access and error logs.
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Detroit Board of Education, cover collective bargaining costs, such as contract negotiations, but are meant to exclude political advocacy.
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Schumer wrote that such a plan would potentially exclude rural areas from being able to fund needed infrastructure improvements.
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Those cell towers sent out blanket wireless signals much further, making it harder to exclude certain neighborhoods from coverage.
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The decision to exclude the other 28503 states is perceived by Congress and the GSA as reasonable, even essential.
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That would shape our society in ways that exclude voices and ideas from the vast majority of American communities.
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When Trump imposed tariffs on security grounds on steel and aluminum imports last month, he did not exclude Japan.
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"I can't exclude the possibility that the olfactory system plays a role in the munchies as well," Horvath says.
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The changes exclude two general classes of firearms commonly used for hunting, pest control and stock management on farms.
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"I can't exclude any possibilities because immigration matters will change depending on the case," she told public broadcaster RTHK.
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The first trial for a vaccine is expected to begin later this month, but its criteria exclude pregnant women.
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EG: The President has almost total authority to exclude foreign nationals from coming into the US, as we've seen.
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Knowing the potential impact of Rule 609 evidence, Kuehne asked the judge to exclude Latasha's record from the trial.
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Officials said late Wednesday that the plan would initially exempt Canada and Mexico and could ultimately exclude other allies.
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It would indeed be notable if Berkshire started to publish "adjusted earnings," or financial statements that exclude certain items.
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The American dream was never a perfect vision, insofar as it tended to exclude minorities and disparage the poor.
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In the complaint, lawyers showed how the company's ad-building tool let businesses exclude women from seeing job posts.
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The order cited "military effectiveness and lethality" and "unit cohesion" as reasons to exclude openly transgender people from serving.
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New York is famous for battles to exclude, evict or otherwise boss around people who buy million-dollar apartments.
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Even in the less sensitive areas, advertisers can't exclude groups associated with race, religion or ethnicity from seeing ads.
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Business interests in the United States are watching with alarm as other countries strike agreements that exclude American exporters.
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Matt Nauman, a PG&E spokesman, declined to say whether the 2019 plan would also exclude the wildfire costs.
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However, the company said it could not exclude temporary and selective stops in production at some of its sites.
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In 2017 the Teamsters helped convince the Senate to exclude autonomous trucks from draft legislation on self-driving vehicles.
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Do we ask his parents to exclude us from the festivities and invite our son and his wife instead?
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But health experts say the bill would allow insurers to exclude services and treatment for certain pre-existing conditions.
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After that, I made a promise to myself to exclude wine from lunch for the remainder of the week.
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The reading combines results for January and February to exclude distortions caused by the week-long Lunar New Year.
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And to exclude Afghan women means silencing the very group which has disproportionally suffered the most under the Taliban.
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Now a group of job seekers is accusing Facebook of helping employers to exclude female candidates from recruiting campaigns.
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One state Democratic representative from Milwaukee found that the Republican majority redrew his district to exclude his own house.
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Many insurance policies for revenue lost due to "business interruption" exclude pandemics and require physical damage on the premises.
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U.S. immigration law has long required officials to exclude people likely to become a "public charge" from permanent residency.
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We continue to like companies that are freer to compete globally, thus favoring exposures that exclude state-owned enterprises.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said he did not exclude an extension of output cuts until the end of 2018.
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There is no notching for non-performance risk as the notes' key terms exclude going-concern loss absorption features.
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Retail sales, which exclude less-profitable fleet sales, were up 2.4% in the U.S. year to date, he said.
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From a year earlier, core orders, which exclude those for ships and electrical equipment, rose 6.3 percent in April.
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" Marty Baron, the Post's editor, called Mr. Spicer's decision to exclude some news organizations from a scheduled briefing "appalling.
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" This can be finessed into a more defensive message appealing to a broader base: "You will not exclude us.
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It was a limited reprieve — a three-year exemption to the dictation test commonly used to exclude nonwhite immigrants.
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They do not "exclude, set apart, caveat, or differentiate victims based upon the circumstances in which they were shot".
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"They are protectionist ploys to exclude successful competitors in favor of domestic suppliers that don't exist," a spokesman said.
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The watchdog makes recommendations to exclude companies from the fund's investments or put them on a watchlist for monitoring.
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The watchdog makes recommendations to exclude companies from the fund's investments or put them on a watchlist for monitoring.
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You can also customize the app so that it's set to include or exclude taxes in its tip calculation.
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Those policies still exclude some populations — local jails in Michigan and state prisons in Maryland — but they're expansions nonetheless.
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