So, I think the fallback, my sense of the fallback is that they have to draw a bright line between speech and action in the world.
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And they have no obvious fallback plan in either state.
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Dropping the exchanges would leave millions without a fallback option.
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The third relies on that familiar advertising fallback: cute dogs.
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Some leading Republicans are considering fallback measures to stabilize markets.
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Duet Display had to use AirPlay as a fallback method.
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Not something that was a fallback plan or a sacrifice.
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As another fallback, scientists also can try in vitro fertilization.
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"Neither should we panic or fallback on xenophobia," he said.
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Separate programs today, Mr. Rogozin said, are a fallback option.
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It matters insofar as as sort of the universal fallback.
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What's the fallback plan if money is tighter than expected?
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GOP leaders describe the "skinny" option as a fallback proposal.
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Thune's statement gives some support a fallback proposal that Sen.
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"Springing language is a mechanism where lenders can consent to migrate into Libor fallback language, but until the consent is received, you just have the new tranches subject to the fallback language," he said.
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Clinton's team might have to come with a new fallback plan.
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So why shouldn't you consider an acqui-hire a legitimate fallback?
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Yet Edens's fallback vantage point did provide at least one benefit.
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No one should rely on a fallback being available, he said.
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The fallback, enunciated last weekend by Trump defenders like Kentucky Sen.
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Why it matters: Flake's fallback isn't anyone's ideal solution but could be an acceptable fallback measure for both parties before Majority Leader Mitch McConnell kicks off an open immigration debate on the Senate floor next week.
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Delilah's an aspiring singer, but we're thinking modeling is a safe fallback.
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Every person, and women in particular, needs to have a fallback fund.
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Unlike Britain, however, Norway had a fallback: the European Economic Area (EEA).
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None of the phone calls we listened to required human fallback, however.
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It's always a reliable fallback for when the sweet tooth takes over.
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Seventeen states run their own exchanges; the federally run fallback option, healthcare.
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When you argue, your partner's fallback position is about your relationship ending.
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Without rules, direction, and the fallback of directed code, what is existence?
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Others said their fallback plan might mean retreating to the underground economy.
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But deep in its back pages is a more modest fallback plan.
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The fallback plan called for full expansion, but with controversial work requirements.
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Yes. Will that take time as investors negotiate agreed upon fallback language?
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And that doesn't ... When those don't work out, journalist is the fallback position.
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The expanded tool is also a good fallback if the palette is buggy.
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The day after: Both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue are looking at fallback options.
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You just end up going for the close-ups as a fallback almost.
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That can be a fallback for some guys coming out of the game.
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Late signee Mark Sanchez will serve as the emergency fallback if Prescott pratfalls.
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The public option is seen as a possible fallback if the insurers leave.
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Remote centers serving poor patients without alternative health care providers have no fallback.
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Which means that Big Baller Brand is both first resort and fallback plan.
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But we still have a fallback plan if everything begins to go downhill.
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I half-think some people could use this camera as a fallback vlogging tool.
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They may be shifting to a fallback position of a interrogation operation gone wrong.
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For example, when you argue, your partner's fallback position is about your relationship ending.
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The GOP leadership says the idea of a fallback punishment is a non-starter.
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Hopefully, the electorate will be more informed, and the fallback might be a censure.
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I have a fallback: I live with my parents, so I will be okay.
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But they cautioned that the Trump administration's fallback position may not be much better.
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But delicacy is not easier than condemnation; and as a fallback, I prefer it.
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The solution to the lack of coverage, he said, was a public fallback plan.
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In fact, most often, the plaintiff's lawyer claims improper informed consent; it's the fallback.
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The big picture: California's role as the U.S.'s fallback regulator goes beyond tech.
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But the awkward truth is that the WTO option is not much of a fallback.
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A partisan bill is his preferred result, and a bipartisan process is his threatened fallback.
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Plus, the public would be told to hold a fallback supply of energy and cash.
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To guarantee fair play, they must have a fallback, in case the dedicated interface fails.
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As a fallback, he began teaching English in Japan while questioning his path in life.
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The subreddit also has a "fallback forum," listed on the sidebar, that's hosted on raddle.
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" But, unlike Mr. Heastie, she emphasized that new taxes were not her chamber's "first fallback.
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That leaves as the show's only villain that fallback monster, the overworked single mother. Mrs.
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Tesla drivers aren't supposed to stop watching the road, the are responsible for OEDR and fallback.
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If the AirPods don't fit in your ears, these are a great fallback option to have.
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He said Jordan remains committed to the regional project but will also look at fallback options.
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Americans want strength, conviction and confidence -- and are tired of "consider both sides" as a fallback.
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White grievance is Trump's fallback because he can no longer brag that he's a skilled dealmaker.
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One potential fallback solution to prevent losing computer files forever is to make digital copies periodically.
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FALLBACK The car should be able to change modes safely when there is a technological malfunction.
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In other phases of their careers, Friday's loser might have had the doubles as a fallback.
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It wasn't what many in the office had hoped for, but it seemed a respectable fallback.
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As Yemen's ongoing connectivity issues underscore, though, the fallback options for some regions are more tenuous.
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It looks like a catastrophe for his center-right Republican Party, which has no fallback candidate.
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"The fallback consultation is the first step toward the ARRC issuing standard recommended fallback language, which should reduce systemic risk and avoid a market dislocation if Libor were discontinued," the Loan Syndications and Trading Association (LSTA) said in a September 24 note posted to its website.
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Blaming Republicans instead of recognizing the failures of our government has become a too common fallback position.
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Still, Spicer appeared to have one clear fallback option all along: the friendly terrain of Fox News.
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Nikolic, who now runs a venture capital firm, was named as a fallback executor to Epstein's will.
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Many contracts, the bank went on, lack "fallback" clauses setting out which rate applies once LIBOR goes.
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If it didn't work out, they would have the deaf school's residential program as a fallback option.
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Unlike other areas, such as trade, there is no automatic fallback position if no deal is reached.
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D.) described the stopgap spending bill, also known as a continuing resolution (CR), as a fallback option.
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Mr. Martin managed to make both arguments, leading a band whose fallback mode was brawny studio precision.
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And what's the designated fallback option for anyone looking to get that creaking wheel of intimacy rolling?
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Goff remembers early practices when his bandmate would urge him to push beyond his fallback punk beats.
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Opening the firm was his "fallback plan," said an associate who worked with Lewandowski during the campaign.
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SMS is often the last fallback option for lots of essential communications, not just texting between people.
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Trump's decision to exit the Paris agreement seems to be based to his fallback "America First" reasoning.
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This fallback formation is theoretically possible, but scientists have never been able to prove or observe it.
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In the absence of electricity, a hospital's primary fallback is to rely on generators functioning on fuel.
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"It was a preposterous position—preposterous—and they had no fallback," a senior Administration official told me.
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The third fallback plan he sees is a one-time repatriation of overseas cash, together with infrastructure spending.
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To create a fallback fund, you'll first need to figure out how much you are spending each month.
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It's especially useful if, like me, you've grown tired of your fallback Spotify playlists and want something new.
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One is a lack of adequate "fallback" terms in contracts, stating what rate should apply when LIBOR vanishes.
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The hot broth is great for nasal congestion and inflammation, making it a great fallback for sick days.
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They can also be a great fallback for seasoned traders when a stock's price swings become too unsettling.
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What's the fallback plan if you don't want to make the increasingly difficult switch to another operating system?
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It wasn't enough for the jobbing actor to live on, so he returned to his fallback career: carpentry.
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A fallback Republican plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act before working on its replacement is already dead.
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When it is politically difficult to stand up for harsh truths, external agencies can be statisticians' only fallback.
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That's always the secondary fallback argument, is, 'Even if it's proved, they're not getting rid of Al Franken.
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PoC freshman: be prepared to be your one white friend's [fallback] when they're called out for their racism.
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A humanitarian visa in Mexico remained his fallback option if he could not get to the United States.
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At the same time, his party advanced a fallback bill to dissolve Parliament and go to new elections.
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C. is usually his first choice but she's currently taking a very important nap, so I'm the fallback.
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In the meantime the market will continue to work through proposals for the addition of Libor fallback language.
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Pasta, a longtime fallback for meatless meals, is a tired choice for some vegetarians and isn't gluten free.
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My biggest sympathy is also to the artists but at least they have some sort of a fallback.
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In the case of Brexit, Britain's fallback position is to leave the European Union without a negotiated deal.
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With that in mind, finding an open, free hot spot near your hotel can be a good fallback.
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However, in contrast to Lichtenstein, Reed was not being ironic, which these days seems like a fallback position.
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My fallback here is "get rid of the draft lottery," but again, the draft unfairly suppresses earning ability.
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The million-dollar question: why hasn't Apple made a PDF editor available as a fallback app on new MacBooks?
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The answer to this is for contracts to have proper "fallback" clauses which specify what happens when LIBOR disappears.
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Savings of three to six months can be daunting, but it's important not to stress over your fallback fund.
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Cooperation with local industry would give Nyhamna a fallback option if power to the plant was cut or reduced.
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A disagreement on a fallback plan for the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland is a key sticking point.
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Because he can't get any legislation passed, he's going to settle for his old fallback: signing an executive order.
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During Obamacare's implementation, states had a choice: they could build their own marketplaces or use a federal fallback option.
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If it's all too annoying to deal with, Apple CarPlay is there as either a fallback — or first choice.
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ARRC said it plans on Friday to issue a consultation on fallback, or contingency, contract language for consumer mortgages.
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His essay said that it would become a sort of fallback, operating only in places where competition is limited.
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And such an app would likely need to still be able to fallback on 25G, again to ensure scale.
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ARRC said it plans to issue on Friday a consultation on fallback, or contingency, contract language for consumer mortgages.
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The structure depends on what you want to achieve — is this a plan that is basically a fallback option?
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Without such a fallback, elder orphans can reduce their risks by building their own support structures, Dr. Carney said.
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They have no fallback in areas where the number of participating insurers falls to one, or even to zero.
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As for the athletes, there is a fallback option, as another design called "Olympic Passion" has also been released.
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For the administration's apologists, the fallback line is that the Russia investigation will continue no matter who succeeds Comey.
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That's because there is no default fallback option for the industry if there is no deal on future ties.
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Quesadillas wouldn't feel like a fallback with jars of roasted red peppers and fancy salsa to gussy them up.
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It could be the administration's fallback option if a court strikes down its asylum rule in ongoing legal challenges.
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In Greece's case, the fallback was Grexit: unilaterally leaving not the European Union but the euro's common currency area.
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It sees Britain's refusal to agree to the fallback plan now as only reinforcing the need for an insurance policy.
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And where it gets things wrong, I have no fallback because Huawei doesn't shoot a second, unprocessed picture for redundancy.
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Those no-go decisions left Democrats in the state in a bit of a lurch, with no obvious fallback plan.
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But lawmakers say it's necessary to deter violations and provide a fallback if Iran violates the terms of the agreement.
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Uber's a better fallback for when there are no other public-transport options, like when you're traveling late at night.
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"I think we're kind of at an impasse, and the question is, then, is the fallback a CR?" said Sen.
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The Police Department hopes the wider availability of Tasers will reduce police shootings by providing officers a less dangerous fallback.
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"I think we're kind of at an impasse, and the question is then is the fallback a CR," he said.
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A fallback position is trading with Europe on the basis of World Trade Organization rules, as the United States does.
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And if all else fails, they have a fallback: a year-round R.V. park they heard about in New Hampshire.
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Whatever the reason, "the president has been clear" is one of the press secretary's most tried-and-true fallback responses.
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A fallback for some of his supporters is that he can get change, even if it's not the big stuff.
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As his body rebelled, as the league moved away from his style of isolation play, victimhood became Anthony's fallback position.
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While Leonard rested, George dominated, with fallback jumpers stolen from Kobe Bryant, who had stolen the move from Michael Jordan.
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In Adnani's final audio message, he described a fallback plan, which was reflected in the Islamic State's media this fall.
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GOP lawmakers acknowledge that Trump would need to endorse any fallback plan for it to have a chance of passing.
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Of note, the flash is now 36% brighter than the iPhone XS, which is a nice fallback for moving subjects.
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When pricing is no longer a moat, scale and aggregation amounts become the fallback differentiator — more merchandise variety or loan types.
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This environment has made micro pop stardom, once a fallback alternative to traditional superstardom, the new normal for many aspiring performers.
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The first step to financial freedom is creating a fallback, or emergency, fund, also known as a f*ck-off fund.
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Physical buttons are a good fallback for wonky gesture controls, but Byton has eschewed almost all of them in its concept.
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We talk about getting takeout, then about getting something delivered, but ultimately J makes our fallback hot meal of bean burritos.
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G Ray Emery, whom the Flyers signed at the end of March as an emergency fallback option, remains on the roster.
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Nor did his fallback pessimism or the women and faiths he engaged so readily and discarded so inevitably betoken true enlightenment.
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It's also worth noting that these messages still include standard HTML markup as a fallback for email clients that support AMP.
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Its executive, the European Commission, published a draft withdrawal agreement that includes a fallback plan for retaining the soft Irish border.
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Among the Bernie faithful the most frequently named fallback candidate isn't the well-known Warren or labor-liberal warhorse Sherrod Brown.
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So as a fallback, let's encourage discussion of the $25,000 he's spending to put a soundproof phone booth in his office.
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"It's now almost impossible to sell a refinancing without fallback language," said Lawrence Berkovich, a partner at law firm Allen & Overy.
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Thursday's recommendations on "fallback" language is part of the ARRC's transition plan for the market to move from LIBOR to SOFR.
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Now it&aposs not just the fallback or catch-all for people who failed; it&aposs the ultimate version of success.
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She talks about how she bombed out as a stand-up comic and went to work in tech as her fallback.
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Disagreement on a fallback plan for the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland is a key sticking point in the Brexit talks.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is expected soon to start a consultation process to develop much safer fallback language, Bowman said.
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Jessica Simpson is already a self-made billionaire, so the chances she'll need a fallback career anytime soon seem slim to none.
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At one stage Western officials even suggested Sirte could become a fallback option for the militants under pressure in Syria and Iraq.
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"There is good room to fallback to $1,200 within the next three months," said Dominic Schnider at UBS Wealth Management in HongKong.
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Efforts to allow all faiths equal access often led to chaos, so excluding religion from public life became the courts' fallback answer.
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DIY Co-OrdThere's a reason why the denim-on-denim look is forever a fallback: It's instantly coordinated and requires minimal effort.
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Under discussion is a fallback option for the border, to kick in if no deal is agreed on the post-Brexit relationship.
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Democrats aren't ready to entertain that yet, but if things look to be stuck, something like that is always a possible fallback.
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It was the show to turn on when going to bed or the fallback show when you couldn't find anything to watch.
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But many people expect the iPhone matter to reach the U.S. Supreme Court, and thus even fallback legal strategies are drawing close scrutiny.
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Between the lines: Gas-powered generators are priced at roughly $100 per kilowatt, making them a relatively affordable, and easy-to-source, fallback.
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It insists instead on a third, fallback option that keeps Northern Ireland in a customs union and in tight regulatory alignment with Ireland.
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Mrs May will then have to resort to her fallback, another round of parliamentary votes on different options, probably including her own deal.
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The right fallback move would be short-term signings of guys good enough to keep the Russell–Ingram core from getting slaughtered nightly.
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G Ray Emery, whom the Flyers signed at the end of March as an emergency fallback option, remains on the roster as well.
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Bloomberg should run if only to allow classic liberalism to awaken again, as with Clinton and Sanders the Democrats have no fallback position.
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The carmakers and sellers should also provide consumers with training on the capabilities and limitations of autonomous vehicles and on emergency fallback scenarios.
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In dealing with Turkey, a difficult ally prone to gusts of emotion, Washington's fallback option has always been to turn the other cheek.
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That probably means getting nothing more than a bespoke free-trade deal for some sectors at best, with WTO rules the fallback option.
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" It's a bad outcome for Brussels, he said, which had a fallback position "hoping for a center-right coalition with Berlusconi playing kingmaker.
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He can rely on it to shuffle his Cabinet, rather than as a fallback that's only supposed to be used when truly needed.
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But he said the rest of the world needed a fallback plan if the United States decided not to abide by international rules.
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But Mr. Narang said that, regardless of intentions, there is a blurry line between mere signaling and actually pursuing a fallback nuclear option.
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This particular strain of hate speech is too tired and played out to be offensive anymore, and its usage is such a fallback.
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Unrefined extra-virgin coconut oil has been my fallback since she was an infant, but it is messy and takes time to absorb.
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Not everyone wants or needs the same thing, of course, and a 3G fallback might be practical where an LTE connection is less so.
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That would leave Cappa competing with Evan Smith for time at left guard, with a role as the primary interior backup as a fallback.
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Congress is now quietly starting to turn to a fallback option, but it would not pass until after the March 5 deadline has passed.
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The Trumps' fallback position is that, legally speaking, it is impossible for the president to be conflicted because he is exempt from ethics laws.
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It might even be a possible "fallback" rate for existing LIBOR-linked contracts, including some derivatives, after LIBOR's demise, soothing a severe legal headache.
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Face Unlock is just there to satisfy user demand, and Asus notes that its new phone still has a fingerprint sensor as a fallback.
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"I have no family with fallback housing," explained Adam L., a 22-year-old from Roxbury, New Jersey who studied acting at Boston University.
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The final puzzle for Dr Fox will be the fallback should free-trade deals prove impossible or take too long: trading on WTO terms.
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Wells Fargo and Prudential are among firms that are suggesting an eventual fallback to the Prime Rate, which is typically more expensive than Libor.
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He recently told the Senate that while Pakistan needs to meet a $9 billion financing requirement, the IMF should only be a fallback option.
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They don't necessarily have to rely on Westbrook and Durant outscoring opponents by themselves, although that is of course a nice fallback to have.
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The fallback strategy is to drill two relief wells that will go down alongside SS-25 and intersect it where it pierces the capstone.
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It's possible Medicare-for-all proponents will overcome those obstacles, but if they don't, Medicare for Kids suggests itself as a drastically cheaper fallback.
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Like any object, from art to cars to jewelry, the fallback position if the investment fails is to consider the aesthetics of the piece.
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Teixeira was coming off a resurgent season, Bird looked to have a promising future, and the utility player Dustin Ackley provided a fallback option.
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But since you're still employed while trying this negotiation gambit, your fallback position is just sticking with what you've got — and trying again elsewhere.
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Justice Department attorneys proposed such an option as a fallback approach if the 9th Circuit isn't willing to lift Robart's order in its entirety.
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The deep divisions could elevate Mr. McConnell's bipartisan fallback from a political threat leveled to get his troops in line to a legislative reality.
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The feed was intended as a fallback option if the BoE's official video feed of the press conference went down, according to The Times.
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Maguire's ultimate fallback position, however, was that he's not a lawyer and did the best he could with the difficult cards he was dealt.
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Had Hillary Clinton won, raw as the feelings still would have been, there would have been the fallback of covering America's first female president.
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As the clock ticks down on Britain's Brexit negotiations and the prospect of "no deal" rises, the fallback of military security looms into view.
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Mr. Narang said the Japanese study was intended both to dissuade the Americans from withdrawing and to prepare a fallback in case they did.
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Formal approval for a revamped Euribor would also take pressure off industry to come up with a "fallback" for use if it was being discontinued.
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Fourth, as a fallback, claim that even if the allegations are true (though of course they're not), everyone else does it, too -- especially the Americans.
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Of course, unlike Apple's "FaceID or bust" offering, the OnePlus 5T still has the fingerprint reader on its rear as a fallback biometric ID option.
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Technical limitations prevented that and the team had to use a fallback option—gibberish, or "Simlish," based on obscured language such as Navajo or Esperanto.
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Were his twin brother not already occupying the House district that contains his San Antonio base, a career in Congress could have been a fallback.
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Hypothetically the dual boot feature is a great fallback for schools like AFSE, where spotty connectivity means the Chromebooks can't always connect to the internet.
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Using an app is a nice fallback if worse comes to worst, but the trade-off is you lose the value of being hands-free.
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It's natural that Republicans returned to their fallback plan—a temporary tax cut—when the AHCA failed even to reach a vote in the House.
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The expected fallback in housing starts was broadly based, according to the report, with groundbreakings slowing down in all regions of Canada except the Prairies.
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Pushing one major tax change through Congress will be hard enough; passing two plans — a wealth tax plus a fallback — will be a herculean challenge.
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But McConnell over the recess signaled that GOP leaders are already looking at a fallback plan: working with Democrats to shore up faltering insurance markets.
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When Republicans passed Medicare Part D in 2003, they included a public option as a fallback for areas with little competition on the private market.
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Similarly, Horford is a good bet to remain in Atlanta but could be a good fallback for Golden State if they do not get Durant.
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The fallback position is often sparkling wine, which cuts through the richness and feels appropriate when the egg dish is served early in the day.
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A mere three decades ago, cooking was the fallback career for high-school dropouts and ex-cons, hardly considered the stuff (pace Orwell) of literature.
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Stephenson talked up the benefits of marrying content and distribution, but declined to say what his fallback plan might be if that deal gets blocked.
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Nix's fallback option was a scholarship to U.C.L.A., but he lost that, too, because the N.C.A.A. ruled that his grievance had compromised his amateur status.
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The fallback argument is that biofuel is a smarter environmental choice than traditional gasoline because upon burning it emits a lesser volume of greenhouse gases.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.), who has been in the middle of immigration talks, called the Thune idea "a fallback position," but called for broader reform.
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If a global deal falls apart -- and nobody is predicting that at the moment -- a short-term punt into the new year is the fallback.
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The lonesome Peugeot chief executive has a few fallback options, but those pairings lack the chemistry that existed between Tavares and his Italian-American suitor.
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The audio feed was intended as a fallback option if the BoE's official video feed of the press conference went down, according to The Times.
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He is not expected to declare a national emergency, a fallback plan that would circumvent Congress but that Republicans have warned could divide the party.
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But a lot of other people's dream is to work at Google, so my fallback career was other people's main idea of a great career.
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Miller would not be a bad fallback: He saved 36 games in 38 chances last year, with a 2.04 E.R.A. and 100 strikeouts in 61 innings.
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European supervisors want Deutsche Bank to prepare a fallback plan, laying out how it could shift the clearing of trades from London, one person told Reuters.
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The AirPower slab would benefit greatly from such a move, too, as it'd become your home technology hub, with the AirPods serving as the portable fallback.
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FYI ... Mailata is considered a longshot to make the reigning Super Bowl champions' roster this season -- but at least we know his fallback career is promising.
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Masturbation is a fallback for the lonely and unloved, a sign that you're too undesirable to get a living, breathing human to have sex with you.
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Their only fallback is to propose repealing Obamacare, while promising idly to replace it—to clean up the mess at some unspecified point in the future.
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As a legislative fallback, they point to a measure sponsored by McConnell in the Senate that would raise the tobacco purchasing age to 21 (The Hill).
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"It's a common trait among cats that they're constantly kind of reviewing their options and looking for somewhere else to live as a fallback," he said.
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For weeks, Islamic State fighters have been carting away weapons, supplies and even large generators and telecommunications equipment to their fallback positions in Mayadeen, residents said.
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Working in education, where millions of dollars in budgets and layoffs may occur, "What would be my fallback plan if anything were to happen?" she said.
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Three Republican senators floated a fallback plan Thursday to protect hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants facing deportation in exchange for $2628 billion in border security.
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The other fallback option is to do nothing, fight the lawsuits, have CARB act as though the program extends beyond 2020, and hope for the best.
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Carolyn Maloney (D-NY), who has also introduced a bill to re-introduce and re-start the ERA ratification process as a "fallback," opened the testimony. Rep.
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The Lightning Network's builders seek to move the bulk of everyday payments to private channels and use the blockchain as a secure fallback, to ensure honest commerce.
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In the TV biz, live sports are supposedly the one fallback traditional networks and cable providers have to keep consumers paying and watching television the traditional way.
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But when the world is an angry, confusing hellscape and nothing makes sense anymore, poking fun at grown-ass adult virgins is always a safe, comforting fallback.
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She hasn't released proposals that significantly expand Obamacare's subsidies or build any kind of fallback for people who live in states that won't accept the Medicaid expansion.
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Obviously, if files are only stored locally and not backed up or synced to Tresorit's cloud there's no fallback restoration in the event of a ransomware infection.
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Yellen could yet be Trump's safe fallback choice, but he's also considering current Fed Governor Jay Powell, former Governor Kevin Warsh and former Treasury official John Taylor.
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If you, like us, have made an end of summer plan to up your home-cooking and lunch-packing games, then salads may become a fallback meal.
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For the aviation sector, there is no default "fallback" option in the event of a "no deal", unlike with trade, where Britain would revert to WTO rules.
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The business model of visiting fan bases of popular teams filling seats isn't a viable long-term model but it's a great built-in fallback for now.
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"I see this as a fallback plan in the event we don't make the deadline," the deputy secretary, Stephen Censky, said at a biofuels conference in Florida.
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Recently, the startup launched a fallback version of Algolia called Algolia Offline that you can use if you're in airplane mode or don't have a strong signal.
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And then there's always Twitter's fallback defense of allowing otherwise impermissible tweets on the basis of "newsworthiness," though Twitter isn't relying on that one in this case.
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If Senate leaders fail to finalize the deal within the next day, McConnell could amend the House resolution with a fallback option to keep federal agencies open.
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This fallback on state judicial independence in the face of clearly applicable federal law again sounds akin to the argument advanced by Moore in his administrative order.
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Most worryingly, ISIS reportedly has set up fallback bases in the remote highlands to the southeast of Mosul, Iraq, in the Qara Chokh, Hamrin, and Makhmour Mountains.
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With all these wildly different—and seemingly valid—perspectives flying around, I decided to rely on every journalist's favorite fallback in times of great uncertainty: the data.
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The rich would-be buyers approaching Ventec — whom Kiple did not name — wanted the machines as a fallback if the US hospital system failed, the Times reported.
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The EU bolstered this promise — that the backstop was intended to be a temporary fallback plan — by adding legal force to this backstop in negotiations last month.
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And finally, in this fiercely-competitive and fast-changing space, many smart device makers will implode — and consumers need a fallback plan in place if they do.
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After the questioning, American officials have preferred to have an ally take or maintain custody of a suspect, with a fallback option of prosecution in civilian court.
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An easier fallback, which Mr. Trump has signaled that he values most of all, is simply cutting rates within the existing system and allowing deficits to rise.
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Any time there is a serious threat, politicians trot the system out as our fallback plan, but they have been loathe to provide the funding it requires.
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Before the current continuing resolution runs out just before Thanksgiving, lawmakers have just three-and-a-half workweeks in session to rally behind another fallback appropriations plan.
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This is the best CVT I've ever driven; it does an amazing impression of an eight-speed transmission (and offers that as a fallback in manual mode).
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But if things don't pan out for her on The Bachelor, it looks like she might have a fallback career that would also keep her in the limelight.
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The EU's fallback option for Ireland assumes "full regulatory alignment" would be kept between the two after Brexit and Barnier said he would present workable solutions on Wednesday.
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It's extremely risky and things can go south pretty fast as far as injuries go so we would like for him to have some sort of fallback career.
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But it may pose a challenge for lower-skilled workers in particular as automation spreads in food service and construction, industries that have been a fallback for many.
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And when Mrs May remained silent about her fallback options, the leaders decided to concoct a timetable of their own—without her even being present in the room.
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The only fallback was the unfinished and unsightly second floor of the abandoned warehouse that hadn't been touched — an alternative that show host Bonin Bough was concerned about.
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Most of the competition from the likes of B&O Play, Bowers & Wilkins, and Apple's Beats is designed for wireless use first and wired as the afterthought fallback.
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Now, conservatives are facing a setback in their one fallback issue when it comes to LGBT rights: preventing transgender people from using the public bathroom of their choice.
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The worry now is that if Trump's pro-Russia gambit fails, the fallback position will be listening to the likes of McKew and launching a new Cold War.
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Samsung Pay is still present, and having the ability to mimic a credit card's magnetic stripe at stores where NFC payments don't always work is a nice fallback.
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Democrats do have a solid fallback option in Texas — former San Antonio mayor and HUD Secretary Julian Castro — but he is also mucking around with a presidential campaign.
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If May forces the vote into January or later, that will limit the time a (very divided) Parliament can even come up with or implement a fallback plan.
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The Federal Reserve-backed Alternative Reference Rates Committee (ARRC) in May released recommended securitization fallback language that predetermines the transition away from Libor, known as a 'hardwired approach.
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Britain needs to agree new deals because, without membership of the EU, the country's aviation sector does not have a natural fallback arrangement that will keep airlines flying.
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I use the tiny coin compartment inside to always carry an SD card with me, which is my fallback in the event that something malfunctions with my camera's storage.
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So I just kept at it, but I think it did help that I always knew I had this fallback of a magazine career, and I've always kept writing.
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Less than four years after the Paris Agreement, the Earth is poised to overshoot the 2 degrees Celsius rise in average temperatures that negotiators set as a fallback target.
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The paper spells out the fallback option for avoiding a border, which is to keep Northern Ireland in a customs union and in full alignment with single-market rules.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, who relies on pro-British Northern Ireland members of parliament to pass her Brexit legislation, had rejected a fallback proposed by Brussels three weeks ago.
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" Shawn Vizgan dryly explains that it's not always easy to justify but the phenomenon itself can always be a fallback: "No one has ever cared about it for me.
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The impacts are so severe that countries need to develop some form of fallback or drought insurance that can protect rural families from falling into worsening poverty, he said.
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The EU's fallback option for Ireland assumes "full regulatory alignment" would be kept between the two after Brexit and Barnier said his text on Wednesday would propose workable solutions.
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They're my fallback whenever I'm not sure (or don't have enough time to ponder) what earrings to wear, and they've made appearances at my office, parties, and casual brunches.
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Exactly two months before the United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union, Parliament is expected to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's fallback plan for the departure.
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A PT Cruiser for sale at $800 just blocks from where I lived represented my absolutely last place fallback plan, a failure state I used to urge myself onwards.
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"The reality is the stockpile could never have enough money to be the immediate fallback for everybody, and nobody does anything themselves," Burel told the Center for Public Integrity.
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Prepared food delivery makes up the vast majority of Postmates' sales, but the service does deliver groceries and non-food items as well — a useful fallback from food delivery.
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And yet the gig at the River Café gig doesn't seem so much a fallback for Salvador as liberating, a chance to improve on his craft night after night.
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" Now, it is true that "things" is a longtime fallback word of Mr. Trump's; in the '87 interview, when asked what motivates him, he said, "I like building things.
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Sanders's plan would reduce the share of contributions states are responsible for and provide a federal fallback that doesn't currently exist if states refuse to participate in those programs.
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Either as a fallback, or as a negotiating tactic, Sabathia met with at least two other teams in recent weeks: the Los Angeles Angels and the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Even when you're far down the road with an acquirer, if they know you have a fallback plan in mind it can provide valuable leverage as you negotiate key terms.
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This came after media reports that Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi could be heading for a showdown with Brussels over a fallback plan to rescue ailing banks with public funds.
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An unnamed official at the White House told CBS News that there has been "virtually no fallback" due to the Trump regime's decision to pull out of the Paris agreement.
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Election machines in Ghana in 2012 failed more often where no observers were present, suggesting tampering with the intention of forcing a fallback onto the more easily fiddled manual system.
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While Disconnect is still trying to fix the situation we asked them to change the fallback to DuckDuckGo as their search results are strictly better than the ones Bing delivers.
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Many Conservative lawmakers say Britain would flourish if it left without any agreement and traded under fallback World Trade Organisation terms, but businesses fear this would cause huge economic damage.
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Denver Broncos linebacker Shane Ray has a fallback plan if the whole NFL thing doesn't work out -- he's a master Benihana chef ... and he's got the certificate to prove it!
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Rick's true nature has gone from the show's core conceit to its laziest fallback, and it doesn't feel like TWD has any more of an answer than us audience members.
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The administration is preparing fallback tariffs in case the discussion between the two leaders on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina, yields no breakthroughs (Bloomberg).
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Changes in Medicare pushed by President George W. Bush in the 2000s created more competition between public and private plans and guaranteed a fallback public option for prescription drug coverage.
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In rural areas, where there is no electricity or cellphone coverage, there is so little cash that residents are returning to a fallback they have used plenty of times: bartering.
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Ben Carson, who ended his campaign last week, may have a viable fallback career in publishing: His books have collectively sold about 1.7 million copies in print, according to Nielsen.
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Fast forward to the Washington Post report this week that if the Senate does compel testimony from John Bolton, the fallback position is to force it into a classified setting.
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Industry is devising a "fallback" Libor rate that could still be used in "legacy" contracts after 2021, but Schooling-Latter urged the market to push ahead with migration to Sonia.
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That was at the core of President Bill Clinton's attempts to bring the two sides together and was Mr. Obama's fallback position after his efforts to find Arab partners failed.
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NEW YORK, October 8 (LPC) - An investor has kept a US Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) from fully adopting Libor fallback language, ahead of the demise of the benchmark in 2021.
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An investor would not consent to adding new Libor fallback language as part of a recent refinancing of AMMC CLO 19's three most senior tranches, according to a source.
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Hey, and even if neither funds nor fundamentals are looking that great, there is always the reliable fallback of divergence between individual metals to generate a little bit of trading excitement.
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The Information reports that Uber has held talks with Bird on a possible "multibillion-dollar" acquisition and, as a fallback, Uber has also been talking to smaller competitor Lime as well.
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The terrorists captured the north Libyan coastal town of Sirte, which they nicknamed "Raqqa by the Sea," as a fallback capital should IS lose its core lands in Syria and Iraq.
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"The Treasury has already had a roundtable on specifically this issue and looked very clearly at mutual recognition and various mechanisms of mutual recognition as a fallback on passporting," he said.
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William Howard Taft, having been defeated by Woodrow Wilson in 1912, became the 18403th chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, which as fallback plans go is not half bad.
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"It has this kind of defense-in-depth communication structure, almost similar to how a company would structure its internal security tools to have this escape and fallback mechanism," says Dahlberg.
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It also could act as a redundant fallback that ensures no matter what your main network status, you'll always be able to do less data-intensive operations, like texting and calling.
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Activist groups like the National Organization for Women have another fallback position: They say that women's education and career choices are not truly free — they are driven by powerful sexist stereotypes.
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But during recessions, the program would act as a fallback option for workers and help prevent catastrophic declines in demand by preserving worker income and keeping them involved in the labor force.
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The backstop is the fallback measure for preserving the status quo on the island of Ireland and ensuring there is no hard border between the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom.
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European supervisors want Deutsche Bank to prepare a fallback plan, laying out how it could shift the clearing of trades from London, one person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Consequently, the fallback axe, known as sequestration (designed primarily as a scare tactic to force a committee solution) fell, producing massive across-the-board spending cuts in defense and domestic spending alike.
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To negotiate successfully with the European establishment, he argues, you must have a fallback position that no one wants, but that you are prepared to follow through on if negotiations break down.
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"That's not his fallback position — to be this extrovert, light-up-any-room kind of guy," said Jaime Castillo, who worked for Mr. Castro both in the mayor's office and in Washington.
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Cleveland also done a nice job of looking for early offense through ball movement while using floor balance and isolation as a fallback: Here's a great example of the Cavs' at their best.
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An additional danger, which Keith himself has cited, stems from geoengineering's potential "moral hazard," an insurance industry term that refers to how people behave more recklessly when they know they have a fallback.
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David Perdue of Georgia, sent a letter to the top Trump administration spending negotiators urging them to drop the fallback plan out of concern it would hamstring the Pentagon's ability to shift funds.
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But based on reports of leaked communications and statements by its backers, it can be broken into two parts: a modified set of negotiating aims and a fallback option in case that fails.
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"Entertainment is always our fallback, if we get the support that we need from the government trying to curb piracy and put certain laws in place we can do better work," she continued.
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The shocking death There is much story to be gained from a shocking death and that's why it seems to be the fallback for desperate storytellers who suddenly lose access to an actor.
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RBC Capital Markets believes geopolitical risks remain high in Libya, in part because the Islamic State considers it a fallback option as the militant group loses ground in its Syrian and Iraqi strongholds.
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Few predict WTI will tumble back into the $40s anytime soon, and some even see the recent fallback in prices as temporary, and not necessarily a sign of deeper problems with the market.
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For many young women, the sex-shop look has become a fashion fallback, "a kind of classic," said David Wolfe, a creative director of the Doneger Group, the New York trend forecasting firm.
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The language of the bill provides them with a nearly unlimited range of policy options to use the money in the service of providing health care access, and no templates or fallback options.
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Republicans' operating theory here is that it's okay for states to charge sick people higher premiums so long as they have some kind of fallback option for coverage, like a high-risk pool.
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"Internet censorship will aim to manage the narrative that this is reform and not a fallback to one-man rule," Michael Davis, a senior fellow at Hong Kong University, told the Financial Times.
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Perhaps the murderers had hoped to make the murder look as if Joffrey had simply choked to death, but as a fallback, they also set up Sansa and Tyrion as the likely suspects.
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A natural fallback is to try to find ideas that put the country on the path to the single-payer vision without requiring nearly as much in the way of immediate tax hikes.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)When Nida Kazmi got laid off from her job as a product manager at Bloomberg two years ago, she came up with a fallback plan: Selling stuff on Amazon.
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But some CLOs have started to add securitization fallback language recommended by the Federal Reserve-convened Alternative Reference Rates Committee (ARRC) that predetermines the steps to be taken to transition away from Libor.
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"My view is that ultimately a fallback position that can pass the House, the Senate and get signed would be DACA and border security, some sort of agreement between those two," he said.
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ROME — Giuseppe Conte, finding himself in a traditionally precarious job, sought to avoid putting all his eggs in one professional basket by pursuing a fallback position as a teacher in a Rome university.
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Also, there doesn't appear to be an alternate method to open the notebook legitimately (like the PIN code fallback on a phone), so make sure you keep your notebook charged and your fingers clean!
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Brussels is reconsidering how it grants EU market access to overseas financial firms, casting doubt over the use of the bloc's "equivalence" arrangements as a fallback option for the City of London after Brexit.
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My understanding is that some BMW workloads also run on AWS, but it's unclear what exactly those are or if the company is only using AWS as a fallback or for development and testing.
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Secondly, we've had difficulty understanding the fallback as prices fell and when prices do begin to ramp up again, maybe we're going to misunderstand how quickly they're able to come back into the game.
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And the new testimony may increasingly force the President's supporters into a fallback argument: that what he did was inappropriate but falls short of the standard of high crimes and misdemeanors needed for impeachment.
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While it appears the state party may have been lax in training those volunteers in the use of its new app and in new processes more generally, its fallback plan appears to be working.
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Klobuchar has tried all sorts of way to make the case that she should be the fallback pragmatist if Joe Biden falls away, but it looks like Pete Buttigieg has stepped into that slot.
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When that moment comes, perhaps USB-C peripherals and cables will have fallen in price and complexity to the point where each wireless pair of headphones will have USB-C as its fallback connection.
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But aluminium is not just a fallback option, according to Germain, who said developments in lighter alloys and combining of different materials would keep metals in the running as planemakers draw up new designs.
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As a fallback, in 1946 and 1947, France flirted with the Soviet Union about an alliance in the East, an old strategy based on the balance-of-power logic of the Treaty of Westphalia.
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Several wealth tax advocates have argued that constitutional concerns can be addressed by enacting a "fallback" provision that would put in place other taxes on the rich if a wealth tax is struck down.
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Now, it appears Anderson has been canned by his fallback school, the University of Texas at Dallas, where this year he was a senior finance major, a UT Dallas online directory showed this week.
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The Information reports that Uber has held talks with Bird on a possible acquisition; as a fallback, Uber has also been talking to smaller competitor Lime, in which it already owns a minority stake.
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If Democrats take the Senate, they would have an obvious fallback plan: eliminating the 60-vote threshold of the filibuster — as a Senate majority can always do — and confirming a justice with 51 votes.
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Alas, most are falling far short of their Paris commitments, and the world is set to blow past even the fallback target of a 2-degrees-Celsius rise in global temperatures above preindustrial levels.
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Should I fail on that front, though, I have a fallback option: Using all four protein shake ingredients that I've always been too squeamish to try—blended oats, olive oil, coconut oil, and navy beans.
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And yet I think that the saner or more practical fallback position might be the constitutional one, at least in the US, which is we're going to draw the line at free speech and violence.
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Respondents were split on the type of Libor fallback mechanism to use, with the trade group calculating 46% of respondents chose a so-called hardwired approach, 41% picked an amendment approach and 14% suggested both.
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Invoking a need for "separation" from the Palestinians has become the fallback for opponents of the Netanyahu government who wish to avoid the label of "leftist," which Likud and its allies have rendered politically toxic.
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That might seem to leave his defenders with only one cogent fallback: Mr Trump's suspicions against Hunter Biden and Ukrainian election-hackers, however sketchily based, were sincere enough to warrant his pressure on Mr Zelensky.
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During a CNN interview last week, Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, hinted that team Trump's fallback position may end up being that while some members of Trump's campaign were involved in collusion, Trump himself wasn't.
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Yes, you can already publish content that you post to your main Instagram feed to multiple other social networks, but if Stories had taken off like Facebook really wanted, this fallback probably wouldn't have been needed.
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The United Kingdom is due to exit the EU on March 29 but Prime Minister Theresa May's talks with Brussels have stalled over a fallback plan for the border between Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland.
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The blows seemed to dispel the idea that, as the core of its "caliphate" crumbled, Libya might serve as a fallback base for IS. But although the jihadists are down in Libya, they are not out.
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Russia's willingness to ferry passengers—including space tourists—gave NASA and other agencies a useful fallback option while politicians mucked about with budgets and priorities, and paid for a meaningful portion of its annual space budget.
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"[Teaching] was always my fallback position if it all went sideways," Hamm says of his year running a drama class at the Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn, which is renowned for its theater program.
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I remain uncertain about how well Face ID strikes the balance between security and convenience (especially without the fallback of Touch ID's fingerprint recognition), but I have no doubt about the technical achievement that it represents.
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This parliament has almost two years to run, which means that Mr Sirisena's fallback strategy for getting rid of Mr Wickremesinghe, holding a snap parliamentary election, will not work any better than trying to fire him.
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There is no manual key fallback either, though if the lock's battery dies, you can rejuvenate it by touching a 9-volt battery to the set of prongs located on the bottom of the front panel.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After possibly the best first-half of a year ever for world markets, investors now find themselves hoping for a familiar fallback to keep the party going: central banks wading in with more stimulus.
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However, Dublin wants Britain to commit to a fallback option, including potential special arrangements for Northern Ireland, to avoid a customs border should Britain's plan of maintaining the closest possible ties with the EU fall through.
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In the end, the Vita TV worked best as a tiny box for downloaded PSone and PSP games, or as a fallback streaming terminal to play Destiny on when your PS4's TV was taken up.
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And so kicking the can down the road is a time-honored fallback position for the political class, especially when voters prefer to see "wins" on their behalf as distinct from nuanced solutions to difficult problems.
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Henry Waxman (Calif.), the lead Democrat on the Energy and Commerce Comittee, was making a late press to convince the FCC to adopt a proposal that used Title II as a fallback for net neutrality rules.
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"We think that the best and smoothest transition from Libor will be one in which contracts that reference Libor are replaced or amended before fallback provisions are triggered," Schooling-Latter told an ISDA derivatives industry conference.
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Rose, a native of Cherry Hill, N.J., played basketball at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pa. He initially set out to be a coach but attended law school at Temple University as a fallback, graduating in 1986.
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The debate over whether Clinton or Stein is the better fallback will be increasingly heated in pro-Sanders circles, and will begin to undermine the sense of fun and togetherness that animates participation in insurgent politics.
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Recently the ARRC proposed new fallback language; in any case, Randal Quarles, the Fed's vice-chair for supervision, told an ARRC conference in New York on June 3rd, the "easier path…is simply to stop using LIBOR".
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Executives within the airlines industry are increasingly alarmed because the aviation sector does not have a natural fallback arrangement that will keep flights in the air if Britain leaves the EU without a deal in March 2019.
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Earlier this week Asad Umar, widely expected to be appointed Finance Minister, told the English-language Dawn newspaper that Pakistan turning to the IMF would be a "fallback option" and that all other possibilities are being explored.
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Varadkar has said he is not ruling out seeking special post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland as a fallback position and on Wednesday raised the prospect of insisting Britain sign up to such an option in advance.
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His own popularity was always middling; people were always ambivalent about him because of his lack of natural charm and constituency; he'd just tear down the other guy, so he'd be left standing as the fallback alternative.
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With just over five months to go until Britain's scheduled departure from the EU on March 29, May's Brexit negotiations have stalled over a disagreement on a fallback plan for the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
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As great as the Jets looked in their 31-point thumping of the Lions on Monday, there was an equally dissatisfying fallback to mediocrity in a loss to the division-rival Miami Dolphins, 214-21, on Sunday.
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Her proclamation is also an acknowledgment of our capacity to reason and be reasonable, to interrogate our fallback ideological positions even, or perhaps especially, if that means we find ourselves caught between two notions we cannot reconcile.
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" Added Elkind: "In the interim, they are sort of looking at a fallback option of just basically building a new rail right-of-way that Amtrak could use and benefit from and make some revenue on it.
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The headsets that Han uses to communicate to other parts of the Millennium Falcon weren't fully realized until the 1990s, when telemarketing was still a viable career fallback — and were eclipsed a decade later when earbuds came along.
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At its F8 developer conference Tuesday, Facebook announced a beta version of what it calls Delegated Account Recovery, a feature designed to make your account on Facebook or similar services the ultimate fallback for recovering any forgotten password.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday set out new plans for a fallback policy to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland if Brexit talks with the European Union do not produce a deal.
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A domino effect that began with France shutting off several nuclear reactors for tests in recent weeks coupled with unusually low wind farm output in northern Germany has tightened Europe's power markets, making coal the only fallback option.
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If ever advertisers are struggling to think of a concept that sells their product, there is always a brilliant fallback option — just bung a load of cats together, throw in some internet references and hope for the best.
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Aviation is one sector that could be most severely impacted by Brexit, as there is no default fallback option for the industry if there is no agreement on future relations after Britain leaves the EU in March 2019.
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And finally, this past Wednesday, the fallback became reality: I found myself walking up to Jake's door, decked in a black tuxedo with ivory garments, ready to take some traditional pre-prom photos together on his front steps.
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ARRC is asking for feedback by November 8 on fallback contract alternatives for syndicated loans and floating-rating notes to find the best way to move existing contracts to the new benchmark if Libor is no longer viable.
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No DSLR, no high-end mirrorless camera to function as my fallback — I literally flew in to Geneva with a Google Pixel 22018 XL, my laptop, and the hope that my high esteem for Google's camera wasn't misguided.
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In September ARRC asked for feedback on fallback language alternatives for floating-rating notes and syndicated business loans to identify the best way for existing contracts to move to a new benchmark if Libor is no longer viable.
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In addition to requests for feedback on loans, earlier this month ARRC also asked for comments on Libor fallback contract language for securitizations, including Collateralized Loan Obligations, by February 5, 2019, according to a December 7 news release.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Brexit negotiations risk stalling if Britain does not present a realistic solution for the future of the Irish border after London rejected an EU fallback proposal last week, European Council President Donald Tusk said on Thursday.
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These political signs, plus the disheartening Pentagon analysis of the reinforcement requests, left Johnson little choice — on March 13, he denied both the big troop request and an intermediate option, which the Pentagon had presented as a fallback.
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Now, for the first time since it declared its support for a Palestinian state side-by-side with Israel in 1988, the P.L.O. is seriously debating whether to embrace fallback options, including the pursuit of a single state.
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As a possible fallback plan after the Senate's failure this month, lawmakers could negotiate a short-term patch that would continue the DACA program for a few years, perhaps in exchange for partial funding of Mr. Trump's wall.
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If EASA concludes an extra fallback is still needed, Ky did not exclude making this a "synthetic" or computerized sensor capable of imitating a probe and sending calculated data to aircraft systems to supplement data from actual sensors.
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The fallback language is intended to define terms on events that trigger the start for a transition away from LIBOR, a benchmark rate to replace LIBOR and a spread adjustment component of the benchmark replacement, according to ARRC.
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Four skeptical eastern European members have floated a fallback policy of ring fencing Greece to keep the migrants they expect to land there from proceeding through Macedonia and Bulgaria to other EU countries to the north and west.
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That the vice president has occupied a position one step outside Mr. Trump's innermost circle of power seemed to reinforce the view, at least among Democrats, that he was holding back to position himself as a fallback option.
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But to get around a potential Supreme Court roadblock, some wealth tax supporters are now floating the idea of fallback provisions that would raise other taxes on the rich if the courts did strike down a wealth tax.
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For his team to continue to advance, Howard, who on Wednesday was named the Big East's player of the year, will need to keep making his assortment of fallback jumpers, 290.2-pointers and twisting drives to the basket.
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Apple had a fallback plan in a single-lens version but at some point had to commit and step off a ledge to get it done in time to ship — even though knowing they still had problems to solve.
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This autumn could see the British political system seize up as Mrs May fails to produce a majority for any Brexit deal, the government fails to prepare a fallback position, and Parliament engages in noisy squabbles about various alternatives.
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It probably would be fool's gold for Cleveland to count on a repeat performance in Game 6, but an Irving isolation isn't a bad fallback on a possession when their initial half-court action doesn't create a better look.
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In January, Trump tweeted a fallback plan for Cruz in case his presidential dreams fell short, suggesting Cruz could be the Canadian prime minister, a jab at questions over Cruz's eligibility to be president due to his Canadian birthplace.
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It's also designed to turn on the car's emergency hazard lights and slow the vehicle if the driver doesn't respond, and a final fallback solution could be to slowly decelerate and eventually stop the vehicle entirely in certain situations.
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What it means: Unless something changes between now and then, Senate Republicans won't get the 50 votes they need to begin debate on any health care bill, including McConnell's fallback plan of a repeal bill without an ACA replacement.
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Patient CARE would attempt to help maintain "continuous coverage" by having the government enroll some people in fallback plans Like Better Way, the CARE Act would let insurers charge sick people more if they did not maintain continuous coverage.
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So when we're writing a scene and thinking about where it takes place or it's a bonding scene between a guy and a girl or whatever, our fallback is always food, because that we're always talking about with friends.
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Most early analysis (particularly Kerr's) has diagnosed the case as a statutory question rather than a constitutional one, and code-as-speech arguments are most likely to serve as a fallback if the more tangible burden claims fall through.
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Roughly a dozen states will either run out of money by the end of the year, or early enough next year, that they plan to take action soon to provide a fallback for families who rely on the program.
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Experts were nearly unanimous in their judgment that travel restrictions would not work, and Trump not only overruled their advice to put restrictions in place, he ignored their warnings and did nothing to create any kind of fallback plan.
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Until something drastic happens — a drunk-with-power EU regulator says everything has to support CEC, or Apple releases a TV that doesn't have any IR support and everyone buys one — IR will remain the fallback, lowest-common denominator.
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As tech companies have introduced mobile apps like Apple Pay and Google Pay in an effort to make the smartphone into a digital wallet, "real" ones — long a fallback of the holiday gift season — are shrinking, or disappearing altogether.
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When observers and policymakers float the partition of Syria as a means to partially defuse the country's war, the western corridor over which the regime is now solidifying its control is the area they typically envision as a regime fallback.
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So it's really doubly savvy of Dasha to create an AI capable of managing robot calls — meaning it's building its own fallback — a piece of software willing to chat to its AI in the future, even if actual humans refuse.
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The fallback of lower-frequency, sub-6GHz 53G will happen, we're told, but "the silicon to support that FDD spectrum doesn't become available until later in 2019," according to Gordon Mansfield, AT&T's VP of converged access and device technology.
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One big change: Earlier versions of the Utah measure would have canceled the expansion altogether if CMS rejects the state's waiver, but the final version instead would implement the full expansion as a fallback in that case, per the Desert News.
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" In a letter that was given to waiting passengers at San Francisco and posted on Twitter, the airline said it was unable to ascertain when systems would be functional again, adding that it was resorting to a "manual fallback option.
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The Brexit negotiations are currently stalled over a disagreement on a fallback plan to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland, former focal point for sectarian tensions, if a future trading relationship is not in place in time.
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More than anything else, it's sort of a fallback for cord cutters who feel like venturing someplace new for a thing to watch — outside of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and other apps that can be casted to Vizio's sets.
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Banks will need to show they have a fallback to Libor after that deadline if they are not using the new risk-free rates like SOFR and Sonia as there is no certainty that Libor will continue after 2021, Bailey said.
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Data: Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios A level deeper: Automation technology has held down the wages of lower skilled workers for more than four decades, by giving employers a fallback option when labor gets too expensive.
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Start with a question that will build up to a conversation that meets the A.C.T. criteria: Some of those questions might be: The fallback for a lot of people is like the newscast "hourly update" — traffic, sports, weather and so on.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump has a fallback option for his main GOP opponent, Ted Cruz, in case the Texas senator comes up short in his bid to capture the Republican nomination for president of the United States: become Canada's prime minister.
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That leaves May battling to persuade a reluctant EU to look again at the Irish backstop - a fallback policy designed to prevent the resurrection of a hard border in Ireland if talks to find a long-term trade arrangement fail.
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On the plus side it has sandbagged bunkers on its roof and was designated the final fallback position by French forces during the civil war, so if you are in it you are about as safe as you can be.
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Or a candidate could create a new party and secure a place on the ballot through a petition drive — a step that would need to be taken before the primary to have the ballot line in place as a fallback.
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Earlier this month, Varadkar had said Ireland wanted Britain to commit to a fallback option that would avoid a customs border returning to the island of Ireland, should its plan of keeping the closest possible ties with the EU fall through.
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Banks will need to show they have a "fallback" to Libor after that deadline if they are not using the new risk-free rates like SOFR and Sonia as there is no certainty that Libor will continue after 2021, Bailey said.
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But British dramatist Stephen Jeffreys's work is so rigorous in its emotional truth, so complex in its intellectual arguments, and so comical when comedy is the only fallback position, that nothing (including simulated shagging and a dildo dance) seems gratuitous.
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TRANSITIONAL PERIOD If EASA concludes an extra fallback is still needed, Ky did not exclude making this a "synthetic" or computerised sensor capable of imitating a probe and sending calculated data to aircraft systems to supplement data from actual sensors.
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Recognizing the internal divisions within the Republican ranks, particularly on fiscal matters, Kelly has spearheaded White House efforts to reach out to Democrats as a fallback strategy for moving wish-list items like infrastructure and tax reform, according to reports.
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American Money Management Corp (AMMC), a unit of American Financial Group, had asked all debt investors in its AMMC CLO 19 to agree to new Libor fallback language as part of a recent refinancing of the vehicle's three most senior tranches.
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Investors may agree to add Libor fallback language if they think it may make the CLO tranche easier to sell in the future, while other investors may not want to approve new benchmark language unless they are paid a fee.
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In the face of an increasingly educated and sophisticated electorate, Mr. Camosy and other anti-abortion advocates are reduced to running away from ethical arguments they used in the past and relying on red-herring arguments as a fallback position.
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WTO TERMS - Term preferred by Brexit supporters, this fallback position if there is NO DEAL with Brussels would let Britain export to the EU under rules set by the World Trade Organization, which limit the level of tariffs on goods.
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With Android Nougat the company introduced a new "A/B (Seamless) System Updates" method to allow a device to roll back to a previous version when encountering problems with an update — it's unclear why the fallback didn't catch the problem on this occasion.
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The fallback: Administration officials caught everyone off guard by floating -- publicly -- that absent a deal they would accept a one-year continuation of government funding at the current fiscal year levels, along with delaying the automatic cuts and raising the debt ceiling.
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At its height earlier this year, IS controlled over 150 miles (240km) of the country's coastline, according to the UN. Sirte, the hometown of Muammar Qaddafi, Libya's former dictator, was even seen as a fallback capital for the group, should it lose Raqqa.
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The old 3.5mm connector is still going to be around for a long time — it provides the fallback to most wireless over-ear headphones today — but its importance has diminished dramatically in just the past year, and it's accelerating down that path.
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"I can see why this particular situation would really make people nervous, because the iPad or gaming system is such a good fallback for extended periods of time on a flight," said Ann Kienzle, owner of Play, a children's toy shop in Chicago.
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With tough talk about trade, a challenging balancing act between big U.S. deficits, and big hopes for spending on things like tax cuts and infrastructure, it may be wise to have gold as a fallback if things don't work out as Republicans hope.
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While they're always in search of free campgrounds, and will splurge for paid campgrounds once in a while, they have a reliable — and convenient — fallback: the nearest 24-hour Walmart, where bathrooms and groceries are just a few steps from their doorstep.
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In September ARRC asked for feedback by November 8 on two fallback contract alternatives for floating-rating notes and syndicated business loans to identify the best way for existing contracts to move to a new benchmark if Libor is no longer viable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May is ready to agree to a fallback arrangement for the border between the United Kingdom and Ireland which does not have a time limit, to speed Brexit talks, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
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Flying rights are currently governed by EU-wide deals and because it is not part of the World Trade Organization, the aviation sector has no natural fallback arrangement to protect flights if there is no deal between Britain and the European Union.
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If no settlement is reached for one or both deals, the fallback strategy for the four insurers to ensure future growth would likely be a familiar one: Another buying spree, this time of smaller insurers less likely to raise the ire of regulators.
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But after more than five years of failure to negotiate any end to fighting, and with Russia's intervention having had a decisive impact on the ground, it was not clear what sort of fallback plan Washington might consider if the truce fails.
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The 42-page document includes a summary overview of how Waymo's cars function at a basic level, including under what conditions they work (and are designed to work exclusively) and how they "fail" back to a safe stop as a final fallback.
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There is ample evidence pointing to the ingrained misogyny and sexism that is the fallback position in this country, but which is routinely dismissed as a victim mentality by those whose interests are most threatened at the prospect of a woman in power.
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Family laws have a critical bearing on women's equal rights within marriage and the strength of any fallback position, yet they remain the area of law that is most likely to discriminate against women in ways that limit their ability to move on.
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Mr. Abbasi, 58, became prime minister in August as a fallback choice after his predecessor, Mr. Sharif, decided to leave his brother and preferred successor, Shehbaz Sharif, in a powerful chief minister's post in Punjab, rather than move him to the capital, Islamabad.
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Bloomberg ally Steve Rattner explained his thinking on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" this week, saying that Bloomberg will be there on Super Tuesday to act as a centrist fallback option for Democrats if Sanders continues to gain momentum through the early-voting states.
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Because blaming the individual is a default or fallback position, liberals have to go through a "more cognitively effortful" process to reach their less "natural" conclusion — "people have to basically override a more natural inclination to make dispositional attributions instead," according to Skitka.
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She has a few repeat high-profile clients (she also worked with Negga on the 2016 film "Loving"), and while she now mostly books steady, longer-term gigs like "Preacher," her reliable fallback is still charging clients for sessions on a sliding scale.
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American Money Management Corp (AMMC) is among managers that has sought to add new Libor fallback language as part of partial refinancings, even to those tranches not being reworked, ahead of the demise of Libor at the end of 2021, according to sources.
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There is no fallback option for aviation if Britain leaves the EU without a deal, and Ryanair's chief marketing officer said on Wednesday that airlines had no clarity how aviation will be regulated after Britain's scheduled departure at the end of March 2019.
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"I didn't see any fallback on poor judgment or indiscretions," Admiral Pybus said, adding that he had heard Mr. Zinke also did well in another Navy job, as the second-ranking officer (and briefly acting commander) of the main SEAL training center.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Self-driving cars that back up their computerized system with a remote human operator instead of a fallback driver at the wheel could be tested on California roads as early as April, the state department of motor vehicles said.
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"But on the flip side, if your time frame is very long and you're young and you don't think your portfolio has enough tech in it, use some of this fallback to start nibbling at some of those better names" in the index.
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Where it stands: As we all wait for the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to hand down its ruling, and then for the likely appeal to the Supreme Court... Colorado is looking to its state-level public option, still under formation, as an ACA fallback.
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But, at the end of the day, it's offering the tech as an option for users who want added usability convenience, while also providing a fallback of stronger security safeguards that can be invoked or can step in to gate content at key moments.
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The big picture: As college tuition rises and pressure increases on students to do well, tuition insurance has become a popular fallback option among students when dealing with tuition payments in the middle of the school year, Douglas Belkin of the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Reassuring words from politicians that no one wants no-deal mean very little: New proposals revealed by a group of members of Parliament across the ruling Conservative Party -- including pro-Europe moderates -- include a plan for a "managed" no-deal Brexit, as a fallback.
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"There is no perfect solution at the moment," Neil Weidner, a partner at law firm Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, said about refinancing and adding in hardwired Libor fallback language, noting each proposal depends on the investors involved and which classes of the CLO are being refinanced.
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It's a limitation that could cut short the relevance and usefulness of DataMail among users, especially if there is no fallback mechanism (alias addresses in English or the user's mobile phone number, maybe?) for everyone else to be able to send emails to DataMail users.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's legislative path to a border wall has narrowed significantly on the eve of Tuesday's State of the Union speech, and his fallback plan to circumvent Congress by declaring a state of emergency could create a major division in his own party.
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But there needs to be room for safer alternatives first, with opioids remaining as a fallback option if all else fails and if they can be shown to work better than the alternatives (which, again, is very often not the case for chronic pain).
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Problems with this—like the ones caused by my temporal lobe epilepsy – can leave patients without any kind of fallback to let them know that what they're seeing has never happened to them before, effectively trapping them forever in a Moebius strip of memory.
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With less than six months before Britain leaves the European Union, Brexit talks have reached a stalemate over the so-called Irish backstop, a fallback plan to ensure there is no return to a hard border between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU-member Ireland.
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There's a lot of chatter about an eventual fallback to just corporate cuts, which would sunset, and then address individual cuts later (otherwise known as "rates and dates" -- think '01 and '03 Bush tax cuts) and I don't think that's out of the realm of possibility.
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Apple also asks for clarifications around necessity of safety drivers during testing, loosen some requirements around what kind of vehicles can qualify for use during testing, and that it add in some language around stopping fallback tech in sections detailing testing without safety drivers on board.
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But she will face demands in the Belgian capital to come up with new ideas to break a deadlock in the Brexit talks over the so-called Irish backstop, a fallback plan to prevent a return to a hard border between Northern Ireland and EU-member Ireland.
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The Americans will enter the tournament as heavy favorites whether those guys travel to Rio or not; their replacements on the roster will likely range from DeMarcus Cousins and Kawhi Leonard to Kyrie Irving and Damian Lillard, and that's a pretty solid set of fallback options.
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DUBLIN, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Ireland wants Britain to commit to a fallback option that would avoid a customs border returning to the island of Ireland should its plan of maintaining the closest possible ties with the EU fall through, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Wednesday.
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The new initiatives, by groups like Planned Parenthood and Naral Pro-Choice America, have two primary goals: to challenge severely restrictive measures advanced by emboldened state legislatures, and to bolster clinics in places friendlier to abortion rights that may become a fallback if access elsewhere is restricted.
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Addressing reporters near Washington on the same day that the United States, Mexico and Canada agreed to extend fraught talks to update the North American Free Trade Agreement into 2018, the minister, Ildefonso Guajardo, said it was important for Mexico's negotiating position to have a fallback plan.
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But minutes later, his top aides offered some willingness to consider changing some of the core provisions, even as Trump himself suggested a fallback position — that they could try again in two years, and Obamacare will fail on its own, leaving Democrats to take the blame.
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Johnson, who resigned over May's Chequers proposals and is seen as a contender to one day lead her Conservative party, criticised Britain's strategy over the "backstop" - a fallback option for the Irish border should Britain and the EU fail to negotiate terms on the future trading relationship.
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Surely, a career high point for Dr. Bello was his graduation in 2010 from the Ross University School of Medicine in Dominica, an island in the Caribbean — despite its reputation as a fallback for students who cannot earn admission to medical schools in the United States.
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Clinton went on to reprise her argument that the real problem with Sanders's plan is that it would try to get states to administer the health care programs, though, again, she never mentions the federal fallback in the scenario where states refuse to build out their plans.
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I had to repeat myself once, as it requested a clarification after my initial reply, but then Google Assistant kicked me to an actual human, which Google says is the fallback plan for whenever the technology gets confused or can't seem to finish an assigned task.
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"The main reason people working at older ages don't have higher wages is because they don't have bargaining power, and the reason they don't have bargaining power is they don't have a good fallback pension," said Teresa Ghilarducci, an economics professor at the New School for Social Research.
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Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, another Republican on the Appropriations Committee, was critical of continued reliance on short-term spending bills, which have become a regular fallback as lawmakers have failed to cobble together legislation palatable to both President Obama and the right wing of their own party.
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Flying rights are currently governed by EU-wide deals and because it is not part of the World Trade Organization, the aviation sector has no natural fallback scheme to protect flights if there is no deal between Britain and the European Union on arrangements after Britain leaves the bloc.
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Sheila A. Smith, a Japan expert at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, said the Trump administration may have realized that it does not have the leverage it thought to renegotiate a new trade deal with Japan, and that embracing the regional pact may be the best fallback.
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Importantly for photographic purposes, a flattering portrait is also soft on detail (as the above OnePlus 5T image shows), and if automatic beautification is applied without a fallback photo with less processing, people wind up with a ton of pics of themselves that sacrifice quality and realism for momentary vanity.
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More than 35 firms responded to a request from the Alternative Reference Rates Committee (ARRC) to give feedback for so-called fallback contract language for loans ahead of the end of Libor including Ares Management, JP Morgan and Wells Fargo, according to the responses, some anonymous, posted to the group's website.
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Juan Andres Guerrero-Saade, a researcher with Kaspersky Lab who has studied Turla extensively, said the group uses the backdoor as a fallback tool—if they get kicked out of the Windows systems on a network they've compromised, they use the LOKI tool to come back in through a Unix server.
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In previous years, each of the times they moved Le Cirque, first from its original location on East 65th Street to the New York Palace Hotel and then to its current address in the Bloomberg Tower, they had Circo as a fallback for regular customers while Le Cirque was closed.
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But they have apparently been pushed to this final, fallback position in the light of Bolton's claim in a manuscript for his new book first reported by The New York Times that Trump did indeed tell him to withhold aid to Kiev until it opened probes into his domestic foes.
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The directional nature of many podcast mics is going to keep them well in advance of the internal mic on the MacBook for the most part, but for truly mobile recording setups, the MacBook mic just went from completely not an option to a very viable fallback in one swoop.
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For Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE, reconciliation was a fallback, which he did not want to use because of Byrd Rule problems.
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MUFG, the bank arranging the CLO refinancing, sent a note to investors Monday saying that due to a holder that did not consent to a change to Libor language, the fallback language will only apply to the Class A, B and C notes as part of their refinancing, according to a source.
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ROSEANNE BARR SAYS SHE MAY FIGHT ABC FIRING, RETWEETS CLAIM MICHELLE OBAMA WAS BEHIND OUSTER Amid the ongoing fallback for her comments, Barr returned to Twitter and retweeted an unproved claim posted by a right-wing activist, which accused ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey of consulting the former first lady before canceling the reboot.
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But the government also raised a fallback argument in its latest court filing -- suggesting if the appellate court is inclined to uphold the Seattle district court's decision, then it must at least limit it to the class of people who have been previously admitted to the US -- like someone traveling on a student visa.
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This recent influx is compounding President Obama's troubles with immigration in his final year in office, as his efforts to achieve broad protections for immigrants already living in the country illegally have stalled in the federal courts and his fallback actions to try to quell a new border surge have alienated many political allies.
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Gm Safety Report by ahawkins8223 on Scribd GM breaks its safety assessment into 12 sections: safety system; operational design domain; object and event detection and response; fallback (minimal risk condition); validation methods; human machine interface; vehicle cybersecurity; crash worthiness; post-crash behavior; data recording; consumer education and training; and federal, state, and local laws.
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But the paper's reliable fallback posture of professional managerial entitlement does unlock one central feature of the Times worldview: It explains why the people who run the paper react to having this pointed out to them by people on Twitter with one or another variation of do you have any idea who you're talking to?
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It's hard to judge the device's sound quality because the Game Developers' Conference kept a low roar even when demoing in private rooms, but I will say that the stereo speakers next to your ears seem to be more of a fallback option to headphones, delivering audio that is neither particularly loud nor crisp.
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Dewine wants lawmakers to ban sales of flavored vaping products (Columbus Dispatch) Health insurance rates through Affordable Care Act drop for first time in Delaware (Delaware Online) Utah submits 'fallback' Medicaid waiver for public comment (Deseret News) These Alabama sheriffs release sick inmates to avoid paying their hospital bills (ProPublica) View the discussion thread.
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This was one of the DOJ's primary arguments during the initial case to the District Court -- that AT&T could charge companies such as Comcast, Charter and Dish more money for Time Warner with the fallback of blacking out networks such as CNN, TNT and TBS and offering them on DirecTV, which AT&T owns.
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"He was very skillful," Wilmers said, "and as a result, the trust has been able to support the operations of the L.R.B." Unlike so many fine magazines that cease publication after an issue or two for economic reasons, the L.R.B. has been in the uncommon position of having fallback money and being able to invest in growth.
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Within this context, the growing defense relationship between the United States and Greece, manifest in the donation of equipment, enhanced training, and increasing use of strategically attractive facilities like the combined air and naval base at Souda Bay in Crete, can be interpreted as a potential fallback option in case America's relationship with Turkey is damaged beyond repair.
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Trump also huddled in the Oval Office on Thursday afternoon with acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, acting budget chief Russ Vought and legislative affairs chief Eric Ueland to discuss lifting both the debt ceiling lift and the budget caps, with a one-year continuing resolution as a fallback, according to a White House official familiar with the talks.
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She also said the bank and its working group need feedback from a wide range of stakeholders and will likely set up targeted round-table discussions and other subgroups to solicit broader input on a range of topics, from the type of products that use interest-rate benchmarks to the wording of the fallback provisions in Canadian cash products referencing CDOR.
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And it is clearer than ever that if Mr. Kerry's latest attempt at diplomacy falls short, there is no Plan B. Mr. Obama, officials said, has become increasingly skeptical about one of the major fallback options advanced by officials in the administration: expanding military aid to rebels vetted by the United States to put more pressure on Mr. Assad to compromise.
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Ayanna Pressley, the first African-American woman to be elected to Congress from Massachusetts, replaced the classic white string of pearls that have generally been the fallback necklace option for female candidates everywhere, the accessory of a white-glove past that in most cases never existed, with her own version of the accessory: a necklace of three big white flowers.
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He raised the prospects of a bipartisan fallback last week on the driveway of the White House, and again on Thursday in Glasgow, Ky. If Republicans cannot pass a bill on their own, they may need to work with Democrats on short-term measures to stabilize insurance markets that, by their account, are on the verge of collapse in many states.
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LG: I was just going to say, it's a nice idea if your workplace is not providing the proper room for you, which they should, then I would hope this would not have to be your fallback, but if you're really in between places and you're not relying on a workplace to provide a mother's room for you, then that's a really good option.
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Although Mrs May insists that this fallback option will not be needed, she has put forward a plan for a backstop under which all of Britain, not just Northern Ireland, would be in a customs union with the EU. And she has faced down Mr Davis's demand that it be made temporary by saying only that it is "expected" not to last beyond December 2021.
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As for the Irish border, Mr Davis claims that full alignment with single-market rules is just a fallback if there is no broader free-trade deal, adding that it would concern only those rules relating to the Good Friday Agreement and the all-island economy, and that it would allow Britain to decide its own regulations so long as they were mutually recognised.
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Many pro-Brexit MPs, including the Northern Irish party which props up May's government, fear Britain could end up tied to EU rules indefinitely or that the backstop could drive a wedge between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. The Malthouse plan can be broken into two parts: a modified set of negotiating aims and a fallback option in case that fails.
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Many pro-Brexit lawmakers, including the Northern Irish party which props up May's government, fear Britain could end up tied to EU rules indefinitely or that the backstop could drive a wedge between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. The Malthouse plan can be broken into two parts: a modified set of negotiating aims and a fallback option in case that fails.
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Limited injunction Flentje raised a fallback argument on behalf to the Justice Department, arguing that if the judges were inclined uphold the lower court's decision to block Trump's ban, then the ruling should at least be limited to people who have previously been admitted to the US. He argued that foreign nationals outside the US, who have never stepped foot on American soil, had no constitutional right to enter the country.
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The repetition of characters' names is certainly one possible fallback, and though you as a writer may initially think that that third "Constance" over the course of seven sentences is overkill, I as your copy editor strongly believe that your readers will be happier not to have to puzzle over which "she" you're talking about; I think of this as basic skeletal stuff and believe that it's all but invisible to readers.
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For some, applying for asylum and then gambling on a deportation being overturned could be a viable legal strategy, according to Camille Mackler, the legal policy director of the New York Immigration Coalition, an activist group, But she cautioned that was only if a client had a good-faith claim for asylum, a strong fallback case for canceling the removal, and, above all, that the lawyer advised the client of the deportation risk.
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Flying rights are currently governed by EU-wide deals and because it is not part of the World Trade Organization, the aviation sector has no natural fallback arrangement to protect flights if there is no deal between Britain and the EU. Wizz Air UK, a subsidiary of Hungary-based Wizz Air, will begin operations in March 2018 if its application to the Civil Aviation Authority for an air operator's certificate (AOC) and operating licence is successful, it said.
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Scoring is still down If the fallback criticism for those who do not like soccer is that "no one ever scores," this year's group stage may be known in the future as Exhibit A. While the games have been good on balance — 20 goals were scored in the 76th minute or later, and seven came in stoppage time — the goals-per-game average of 1.92 has been the lowest at a World Cup or Euros since 163.
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Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranSenators introduce bill aimed at protecting Olympic athletes in response to abuse scandals Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale MORE (Kansas) Asked why Moran didn't back the president's plan, a spokesman noted the GOP senator supports a fallback option he is working on with Sens.
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For the new government, the Brexit deal struck by former leader Theresa May with the EU is unacceptable, particularly the part of the deal pertaining to the so-called "Irish backstop" designed to prevent a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland (which is a part of the U.K). The backstop would only kick in if it is controversial for the new staunchly pro-Brexit government as a fallback option in the case that the U.K. and EU fail to agree a trade deal.
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So breaking it down, the Trump administration is making at least three arguments: 1) Trump didn't take Obama seriously on Flynn because Obama had personal reasons to be mad at Flynn; 2) it's all Obama's fault for hiring Flynn in the first place, which gave Trump every reason to trust Flynn; and 3) Trump thought Obama was joking, This type of contradictory reasoning (which Freud called "kettle logic") is old hat for Trump and now seems to be the fallback position of his staffers as well.
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While the model remains a piece of research at this stage, there are scores of potential applications for technology that could automagically transform visual cues into accurate speech — whether it's helping people who have audio impairments, or enhancing audio-less security video footage with additional speech data — or even to try to figure out exactly what charged word one footballer spat at another in the heat of a match… Such a tech could also be applied as a fallback for poor audio quality on a mobile or video call.
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" But two individuals said Redfield was wrongly being set up by some HHS officials as the fall guy for the administration's biggest coronavirus misstep — the lab-testing failure — arguing that the CDC chief had worked to speed the tests while advocating for a fallback lab-testing option but was waiting on Azar's permission to move forward on Plan B. "He's great on this," said one senior administration official, adding that Redfield is "busting his ass with a very hard job [and] working harder than any other senior official at HHS.
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House Speaker – leadership: The Hill: A small group of House Republicans are discussing a fallback should neither Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.) nor Majority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) secure the 218 votes needed to become the next Speaker if the House remains under GOP control.
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