House conservatives have resisted a legislative fix on DACA. Rep.
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The service was hard to get a fix on, too.
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"No one can get a fix on the relationship," said Brooks.
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Getting a fix on stock-market valuation is both simple and mysterious.
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Now you can get your Saturday Night Live politics fix on Snapchat.
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The yuan mid-point fix on Thursday was 6.8695 against the greenback.
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Apple wouldn't comment on whether it's investigating a fix on that side.
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Sorry, Chicagoans, you'll have to get your mustard fix on hot dogs.
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It appears that they did this with Stitch Fix on the first day.
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Its products compete with Amazon's footwear private label The Fix on the platform.
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At the very least, a quick fix on immigration does not seem likely.
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The company provided the city with a software fix on Thursday, he added.
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The box contained a handful of small letters to fix on to the thread.
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This start-up promises to give coffee lovers their caffeine fix … on their wrists.
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Without anything to fix on, there's no way to gauge that seemingly faraway rock.
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Firefox browser maker Mozilla said it's got a long-term fix on the way.
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Oculus announced the fix on Twitter and offered affected users a $15 store credit.
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All the scoop and double the car fix on Top Gear Mondays on BBC America!
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Kate Hudson got her coffee fix on her way out, grabbing two Dunkin' Donuts coffees.
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Anyway, someone has posted a sexual ad about lesbians needing a dick fix on Craigslist.
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Any possible 'fix' on-site will not be successful for the mid- or long-term.
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Platts says that others may disagree, and may fix on an age, perhaps after 20153.
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The PBOC had also surprised the market with a stronger-than-expected fix on Friday.
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The onus is now on consumers and businesses to install the fix on their machines.
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A century after the Black Sox scandal, another fix on the World Series seems unlikely.
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The biggest fix on the docket for Snap is a redesign of its seriously confusing app.
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So you can hook up your friends who need their morning java fix on September 29.
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The company issued a fix on April 10th but didn't inform the public of the issue.
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Browne estimated the damage will cost $100 million to fix on the island of 1,800 residents.
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They fix on the market economy the responsibility for the inevitable failure and frustration of interventionism.
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The government is meant to solve problems that individuals and private organizations can't fix on their own.
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It could be a quick fix on Curaleaf's part to the copy on their labels and website.
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It's not clear what impact this could have on negotiations over a DACA fix on Capitol Hill.
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Especially if they can find some way of getting a fix on the open wound that is Syria.
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All eyes will now fix on China's March crude contracts to see how much that level has dropped.
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Facebook told CNN, which first reported the issue, that it began rolling out a fix on May 22.
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Caldbeck had led an investment in Stitch Fix on behalf of Lightspeed in early 2013, according to reports.
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Click ahead to see a few of the properties where you can get your Fixer Upper fix on vacation.
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It can take ground controllers up to half a minute to get a fix on a plane's echo transponder.
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"It's short of implementation detail, it's a quick fix on paper but it won't last in reality," he added.
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However, Maine and other rural states face a health care crisis that Medicaid expansion can't fix on its own.
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Then she pressed an intercom and muttered, "Need a fix on a 406," as the guard escorted Ellison away.
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A soft pull, by contrast, is used by loan counselors to get a fix on a consumer's credit standing.
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President Trump has said a fix on that immigration issue would need to be paired with border security measures.
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Software bugsSoftware problems are the easiest to fix on a phone, though you shouldn't automatically assume you can fix everything.
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The zoo hasn't completely abandoned social media, so you can still get your cute animal fix on Instagram and Facebook.
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In case the book wasn't terrifying enough, you'll soon be able to get your next Stephen King fix on Netflix.
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"The yield curve control policy puts a fix on the price," said Doug Peebles, chief investment officer, AB Fixed Income.
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Stephen said that he had pulled stereo equipment from his truck, parked on the street, to fix on the workbench.
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It's hard to get a fix on her, because the characters she is playing seem to mutate with the occasion.
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Tech Fix On my second day with Apple's new HomePod, I asked the artificially intelligent speaker to play some music.
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And so, I got a business degree with no real fix on what I was going to do with it.
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Two new ones, however, are aiming to solve the pesky bobbing head problem that most pillows can't fix on airplanes.
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Avocado-toast lovers can get their fix on the breakfast menu and there's guacamole "for the table" on the appetizer menu.
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"The great danger by attacking this one man is that we can fix on him a halo of victimhood," Flynn said.
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Coffee is a universal college necessity, and Cyber Monday is a great way to get your caffeine fix on a budget.
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"It's like a circle — you make a fix on one side and it pops out on the other side," Hoadley said.
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Some users have reported issues with card-based check-ins and we are working towards a fix on this technical issue.
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They search through Baidu, get their social media fix on WeChat, hail rides on Didi, curate news through sites like Toutiao.
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We know how much we have to fix on this planet, because we've figured out how to measure just about everything.
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Some Republicans are hopeful Pai will force Dems to the table to negotiate a permanent legislative fix on the net neutrality debate.
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Pint Slices allow you to get your ice cream fix on the go, and their clever packaging helps you avoid a mess.
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"Unfortunately the president, he admits, the clock has probably already run out for a congressional fix on the gun problem," Jones said.
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So, while it would be wonderful to be hopeful about a DACA bill, there is really no immigration fix on the horizon.
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The most likely outcome is a narrow congressional fix on the family separation issue, while the remaining immigration problems remain, sadly, unresolved.
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Anybody capable of reading the Fed's balance sheet can get an instant fix on what the American monetary authorities are up to.
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His critics in business and politics have complained that Trump changes direction so often it's hard to get a reliable fix on him.
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McConnell told reporters earlier this week that he wants a permanent fix on the miners issue to be included in a final agreement.
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" Labour MP Paul Flynn said that the "great danger" in attacking Trump was that "we can fix on him a halo of victimhood.
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Soaring health care and college costs and wage stagnation are problems that the average person cannot do much to fix on their own.
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So we're getting our fix on summery boho blouses and snatching up this cutout floral-print top just in time for festival season.
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One reason it's hard to get a fix on the marriages is that detailed marriage records are not tracked at the federal level.
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More than a week later, Apple disabled the FaceTime Group feature where the bug was present and announced a fix on February 1.
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New Horizons will have to take closer-up pictures of the object this fall to get an exact fix on the object's location.
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Governor Gavin Newsom has said housing is a problem the state can't fix on its own, and called for tech companies to help.
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The Democrats have a deal, a DACA fix, and they&aposve had a fix on separation for kids, and Schumer&aposs answer is no.
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A source familiar with the situation said the failure of a legislative fix on Tuesday on Capitol Hill also prompted Trump to switch positions.
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You know when your eyes unexpectedly fix on something and you can't look away and you start mindlessly zoning into this window of nothingness?
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Trump will lay out his vision for an immigration fix on Tuesday, in an attempt to garner some support for the plan among lawmakers.
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Footwear News first reported on the brand's launch on Wednesday, after attending a launch party in New York for The Fix on Tuesday evening.
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At Pirate Shores, kids can get their water park fix on the Rogue Wave Riders or climb aboard a pirate ship riding through stormy seas.
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But Democrats are vowing to fight back and rebuffing GOP calls to come to the table and work on a legislative fix on net neutrality.
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And although it took Cramer a few quarters to warm up to Stitch Fix, on Monday, he reversed his call on the new-age retailer.
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The granularity was necessary to get a fix on not only the victims and the supposed shooters but also on the people holding the cameras.
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The president and you supported him, offered a DACA fix and a fix on this law as horrible as it is, immediately he&aposll sign it.
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So if you're already feeling Fixer Upper withdrawal, just know you're not alone — and that you can always get your shiplap fix on Instagram and Pinterest.
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They describe a "realpolitik kind of guy" who sees a dangerous, ungrateful world, which for too long America has been asked to fix on its own.
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Offshore Chinese yuan surged to its strongest levels in more than two-weeks, after the central bank set a firmer-than-expected official fix on Tuesday.
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The old web excelled as this sort of pleasure, but if you look hard enough, you can get your fix on the new web as well.
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A recent USA Today report said 911's chances of getting a quick fix on a distress call's location can range as low as 10 percent.
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If I'm doing TV, I use MAC Studio Fix on my T. It's really great for photography, TV and film, but it's too much for everyday.
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The move comes as China is close to establishing a yuan price fix on gold, which could give buyers in Asia more power over bullion trade.
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Having said this, he argues that catastrophism is itself a risk — that is, the pessimistic tendency to fix on the worst imaginable outcome, and to panic.
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Carlos Curbelo, a Florida Republican who has been one of the loudest voices pushing for a DACA fix on the GOP side, told reporters last week.
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Readers did not yet have a fix on The Times's politics under Mr. Ochs, as it gradually drifted from the Republican column into the Democratic camp.
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But then I became a A Song of Ice and Fire fan, and needed a less cumbersome way to get my medieval fantasy fix on the subway.
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White House adviser Stephen Miller is crafting a proposal "to demand hardline immigration reforms in exchange for supporting a fix on the DACA program," according to Politico.
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You can't quite get a fix on the show—clearly it is critical, but it also understands and embraces what is attractive about that kind of populism.
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What's happening now feels more dystopian, a scattered, non-linear narrative impossible to get a consistent fix on, or to approach with traditional, rational reporting and analysis.
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In an unintended plot twist, El Chapo's contacts with Mr Penn and Kate del Castillo, a Mexican actress, helped the Mexican authorities get a fix on his position.
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As the Senate looks toward a narrow fix on family separations, it's still not clear how a partisan and comprehensive House bill could land on the president's desk.
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And while Boeing says there's a fix on the way for the software potentially linked to the crashes, it doesn't look like this problem has an easy end.
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But in the context of a coach trying to get a fix on his team, it also tells us that Hornacek feels empowered enough to say anything goes.
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As a student, you don't have room for these unnecessary expenses, especially when there are so many streaming services available that will help deliver your entertainment fix on the cheap.
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Supporters of a legislative fix on both sides of the aisle are hoping Monday's default will light a fire on Capitol Hill and erode the opposition that's stalled the legislation.
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"We plan to solve the two structural issues that operationally we could not fix on our own," PacSun CEO Gary H. Schoenfeld said in a statement the retailer released today.
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John Clegg, manning the register at the London Review Bookshop, wondered why the prince could not simply get his driving fix on the private roads of his vast royal estates.
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WASHINGTON, May 7 (Reuters) - The Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday it had convened a multi-agency Technical Advisory Board to review Boeings proposed software fix on the grounded 737 MAX.
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WASHINGTON, May 7 (Reuters) - The Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday it had convened a multi-agency Technical Advisory Board to review Boeing's proposed software fix on the grounded 737 MAX.
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Metro is projected to face a nearly $300 million budget shortfall in fiscal 2018, as it has implemented a massive repair project in an effort to fix on-going safety issues.
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Three years after the passage of the BRIDGE Act, assuming Congress still hadn't passed a permanent fix on immigration, everyone who had provisional protected status would lose it — all at once.
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For those who feel like they are overdoing it with their kids but don't know how to stop: This is not a problem most of us can fix on our own.
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But to get a clearer fix on what that might look like, we need to revisit a time when the mainstream media engaged in effective, adversarial journalism that served the civic good.
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Mr. Maynard overheard two strangers from California talking at the lodge about how grateful they were to have Wi-Fi in the jungle so they could get their "Fiona fix" on Facebook.
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To get a better fix on the problem, the E.P.A. and state governments should require local water utilities to do a census of how many homes are still connected with lead service lines.
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If Tidal can lock in the moms with the latest Beyoncé release or if Amazon can convince the dads to get their Garth Brooks fix on its service, they may stick around afterwards.
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The researchers say this supports the view of Twitter creating networked echo chambers of opinion as users fix on and amplify only opinions that align with their own, avoiding engaging with different views.
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"Once the election's over, and we sit down on trade, people understand a couple things we want to fix on it but going forward we got to build a global economy," McAuliffe said.
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" The artist believes that this dissolution of lofty principles redirects members of society to things such as "self-help, therapy, prescription, and non-prescription pharmacology (or getting a cute animal fix on the internet).
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He also said that the FAA had completed its audit of the software fix on the troubled plane, and that while there may be some "adjustments" needed, there would not be a significant delay.
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And readers of aggregation sites fix on those articles as proofs of their basic prejudices—that the revolt against globalisation is destroying a once-great country or that Muslim gangs are tearing Britain apart.
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Stitch Fix attributed part of its latest sales miss to the fact that users during its fiscal second quarter spent less per fix on average, due to heightened promotional activity across the retail industry.
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We need a bipartisan fix on tax reform policies that allow restaurant operators to deduct the cost of building improvements and new construction on a decreased 15-year depreciation schedule as previous law stated.
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Karl Lagerfeld, whose disparaging comments about fat women have been well documented over the years, recently teamed up with online personal styling service Stitch Fix on a plus-size collection, which launched in May 2018.
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Seoul's environment ministry on Tuesday filed a criminal complaint against the head of Volkswagen and unit Audi's South Korean arm, claiming that a proposed fix on its emissions-cheating cars fell short of legal requirements.
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There was one major design fix on the Trent 1000 TEN turbine blades still to be addressed, it said, adding it was prudently assuming it would not be ready before the first-half of 2021.
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In "Last Light (August)," I felt as if I was trying to look into a dense fog, to discern what was form and what was light, unable to fix on any part of the painting.
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" Trump on Friday said Democrats were responsible for there being no permanent fix on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, claiming, "The Democrats fought us, they just fought every single inch of the way.
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That might be my two-year-old walking her play lawnmower around the yard or my father-in-law finding yet another thing to fix on the front of the house when he comes to visit.
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We have hobbled through the weakest economic recovery since World War II. Imagine if Congress could solve this massive burden facing hardworking taxpayers and put a fix on the desk of President Trump before the holidays.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - American Airlines pilots will test Boeing Co's 737 MAX software fix on simulators this weekend, the pilots' union told Reuters on Thursday, a key step in restoring confidence in the jet after two fatal crashes.
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We've reached out to Google for confirmation of the action, which was likely just a quick fix on the server side designed to block a specific waveform, perhaps leveraging similar functionality to block out its own ads.
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Changes to the GOP's new tax law, for example, could be attached to the FAA bill, "so you're going to have your tax lobbyists [trying] to get a fix on it," a Republican lobbyist told The Hill.
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The President used the bipartisan meeting before television cameras to express his eagerness to tackle comprehensive immigration reform after agreeing to a legislative fix on DACA -- signaling a break with his hard-line position on illegal immigration.
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A written portrait of a portrait painter is recursive from the start, but when you're trying to get a fix on the identity of an identity fixer whose own identity is coming unfixed, the whole thing goes uroboric.
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It's looking more and more like the President misjudged the politics of the shutdown or is perhaps so trapped in his West Wing and media bubble that he's not getting an accurate fix on his worsening political position.
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The front counter is built mainly to support an espresso machine, which gives the cafe its primary purpose for a few hours each morning when commuters stream through to get their coffee fix on the way to work.
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Thus Idéfix (Asterix's dog) became Dogmatix, Assurancetourix (the bard) Cacofonix, and Panoramix (the druid) Getafix—not, she stressed, because he was on drugs (would she dream of such a thing?) but because he got a fix on the stars.
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Aside from U.S. forecasts, the report includes USDA's latest fix on everything from corn and soy production in major exporters Brazil and Argentina to projected wheat exports from top suppliers such as Russia, the European Union, Argentina and Australia.
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Rather than be angry with myself and resist my instinct, I let my attention fix on the giant, glowing TV set hanging from the ceiling, and the show became something different than what I expect from a live event.
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Firstly they ran into an assembly problem, after the battery compartment came loose on a batch of locks meaning the team had to perform a manual fix on all the affected locks — which took a chunk of extra time.
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What's relatively easy to diagnose and fix on a local machine (think a mistake in a config file or a new driver install that has gone awry), isn't always all that easy to diagnose in the cloud, after all.
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Its location in the cut of Castleberry Hill makes it both easy to miss, and an ideal way to get your raw food fix on without stressing about the date-night crowds looking to do the same at double the price.
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A belated crackdown is now forcing prescription-opioid addicts to endure withdrawal symptoms, buy their fix on the black market or turn to heroin—which gives a similar high (and is now popular among middle-aged Americans with back problems).
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They say, for example, they don't have a fix on how much stuff wealthy people own that could be hit by a wealth tax and they don't fully understand what the rich might be able to do to avoid the levy.
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She returned to her family in Cornwall to give birth and I thought it would be like her to fix on a Cornish name, a quixotic and almost paradoxical choice given how much she wanted to escape her backwater roots.
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YouTube acknowledged it was aware of the errors and working on a fix on Twitter:While we could just advise you to go outside, it's pretty late out and the last thing the world needs is a flood of YouTubers running through the streets.
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He left, and now says he told his captain, Chris Cairns, what had happened—and that, rather than encouraging him to report what was clearly a match-fixer's opening gambit, Mr Cairns tried to recruit him to fix on his behalf instead.
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Some Democrats, particularly House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California, are pushing for a concession from Republicans for a permanent fix on the subsidies, though Democrats are far more likely to receive a temporary patch given the GOP's opposition to propping up Obamacare.
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The administration also has sought a permanent legislative fix on the issue, but the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday rejected a bill favored by conservatives that would have halted the practice of splitting up families and addressed a range of other immigration issues.
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The effort is, to an increasing extent, focusing on Ryan, who recently announced his retirement at the end of the term — an oddly timed move that's sparked some Democratic optimism that Ryan might "clean the barn" with a DACA fix on his way out.
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From classic titles like Knights of The Old Republic, kid-friendly games like Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga, to the original 2005 release of Star Wars Battlefront II, there are plenty of games for fans of all ages to get the fix on the Force.
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And with a new e-commerce site having just launched last month, vintage fans can browse up to 1,000 unique pieces sourced from all over the globe at the click of their fingertips and the jet-settling lawyer can get her vintage fix on the move.
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Gary Schoenfeld, president and CEO of PacSun, said the company intends to solve two major issues that it could not fix on its own: Its "very high" occupancy cost of $140 million a year, and $90 million in long-term debt coming due later this year.
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Up to $10,000 cash, plus a buyback or a fix On top of compensation to individual owners, Volkswagen will be required to contribute $2.7 billion to a fund to undo environmental damage caused by the cheating vehicles and $2 billion to developing zero-emission vehicle technology.
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It's so easy (and now, even cheaper) to get your TV and movie fix on the go through the Hulu app on your smartphone or tablet, and it's totally worth subscribing to while you can get access to tons of binge-worthy shows for this insanely low price.
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In fact, the American side still does not have a good fix on whether Kim really is serious in giving up his nuclear weapons — or is simply trawling for concessions from the US. Trump has layered praise on North Korea for the rudimentary steps it has taken so far.
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Kano's strategy to stand out in an increasingly contested space is to fix on familiar elements, says Stein — flagging for example the popular game Minecraft — which runs on the Kano kit, and for which there's a whole subsection of the Kano World community given over to hacking Minecraft.
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CHICAGO, March 21 (Reuters) - American Airlines Group Inc pilots expect to test Boeing Co's 737 MAX software fix on the U.S. manufacturer's simulators this weekend, officials from the pilots' union told Reuters on Thursday, a key step in restoring pilots' confidence in the aircraft after two fatal crashes.
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Republicans including House Speaker Paul Ryan and many in the Senate have said a regulatory fix on bump stocks would be faster than passing the bill, but the rulemaking process to examine the regulation will take a year, with no guarantee that the ATF will actually do anything.
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Clinton is an experienced, effective debater, but Trump has a fix on the public's fears: during the past two years, casualties in the U.S. and Europe from attacks inspired by ISIS have gone up, and homegrown radicalization connected to that group is likely to persist for a long time.
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"While the market was left with uncertainty on how far the yuan will fall, the Chinese central bank's action (the stronger fix on Friday) was taken as a signal that it does not intend to keep allowing the yuan to fall," said Yoshinori Shigemi, a market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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The mainstay of Facebook's argument against the Bundeskartellamt decision appears to fix on the GDPR — with the company both seeking to claim it's in compliance with the pan-EU data-protection framework (although its business faces multiple complaints under GDPR), while simultaneously arguing that the privacy regulation supersedes regional competition authorities.
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He was a doctor, whose surgery lay just to the east of the square he knew well, and he concentrates on the city's flickering mundanity: 'Mokka-fix' on Alexanderstrasse, nonpareil cigars, cultured beers in mugs and glasses, card games forbidden, guests are responsible for their own coats, I'm not taking the rap.
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Poll also says customer feedback from the trial pushed it to offer a fix on premiums for their first three years (assuming a customer makes no claims) to reassure potential customers that it isn't seeking to use smart home hardware to lock them in to its products and then quickly inflate premiums.
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Or, tech giants like Facebook and Google may simple outrun the regulators by reengineering their platforms to cloak vast personal data empires with end-to-end encryption, making it harder for outsiders to regulate them, even as they retain enough of a fix on the metadata to stay in the surveillance business.
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Whether we spoon it straight from the jar, spread it thick on our sandwiches, prefer it with a hearty chunk of chocolate (the ultimate combo), or get our fix on the go with a Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip LÄRABAR, we're of the firm belief that there's no wrong way to enjoy the creamy, delicious spread.
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World Cup-related content will also be featured in the App Store throughout the month-long tournament, "App Store editors will highlight their favorite apps and games from football stars, offer tips on taking a perfect football photo and how to best get your football fix on social media," explained Apple, in a statement .
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He doesn't appear to get that the difference between border apprehensions under Kelly and under Nielsen isn't a matter of political will, but the interplay of complex factors — many of which aren't even in the federal government's control at all, and others of which aren't something the executive branch can fix on its own.
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"Until they have a good fix on what the United States is going to do ... it's tough for the other G-7 economies to get a sense of what they should do to make the overall package work for all," said John Kirton, co-founder of the G20 Research Group and a research associate at the University of Toronto.
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Simeon sat near the back, in the nominally black section, watching the scene through a hole he'd punched in a newspaper, trying amid the bloody frenzy to get a fix on some of the attackers so that he could describe them to the F.B.I. The bus soon proceeded to Birmingham with the thugs aboard, whereupon its occupants were badly beaten once again.
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I decided against organizing my own personal workarounds to achieve what I'm asking for:My husband to find a fix on his own for his snoringThe ability to sleep at night next to my spouse and in my bed if I want toQuiet comfortable space and time to work during the dayChild care while I workNothing about those desires justifies me changing my lifestyle whatsoever.
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In order to get a fix on what this will all cost, and to publicly commit itself, Congress must convene with members of vulnerable groups, and other stakeholders in the military, the civil agencies, the NGOs, and industry leaders such as the standard-setting International Stability Operations Association, to put in place the final building block — the money — which will determine if the new American policy succeeds or fails.
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But if you want more from your product than just a quick fix on a zit or ten — like, say, the bonus brightening, fine line-smoothing effects of Sunday Riley's U.F.O Ultra-Clarifying Face Oil, or the potent antioxidants in 111Skin Ground Control Anti Blemish Tonic — it might be worth investing in... but in a world where the budget-friendly formulas are on par with the pricy ones, it's entirely up to you.
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To add some clarity here given this morning's (and the last few weeks) comments, here's where things stand: On the 'compromise' GOP legislation, and the 'fix' on separation Yes, a compromise bill worked out by House GOP leaders, moderates and conservatives addresses the issue of separating parents from their children, through overturning a settlement that stipulates children cannot be detained more than three weeks so that families are kept together but doing so would allow entire families to be detained indefinitely.
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His band's album from 2013 is... well it's not really my thing but it's a revelation next to projects from comparably famous people not known primarily for music (For instance: Bruce Willis, Hulk Hogan, Steven Seagal.) Here's Allen playing with a whole slew of people famous exclusively for playing music, including Ringo Starr, about which Quincy Jones said: I remember once we were in the studio with George Martin, and Ringo had taken three hours for a four-bar thing he was trying to fix on a song.
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For all the positive connections flowing from widespread access to social media tools (which of course Zuckerberg prefers to fix on), evidence of the tech's divisive effects are now impossible for everyone else to ignore: Whether you look at the wildly successful megaphoning of Kremlin propaganda targeting elections and (genuine) communities by pot stirring across all sorts of identity divides; or algorithmic recommendation engines that systematically point young and impressionable minds toward extremist ideologies (and/or brain-meltingly ridiculous conspiracy theories) as an eyeball-engagement strategy for scaling ad revenue in the attention economy.
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Sen. Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Trump vows to 'always uphold the Second Amendment' amid ongoing talks on gun laws MORE said Monday that President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE supports a permanent fix on miners' healthcare benefits, giving a boost to a key issue for the West Virginia Democrat.
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