Remember how they formally nominated Trump and he formally accepted?
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The investigation was never formally closed, so it hasn't formally reopened either.
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They can only formally charge a defendant with allegations that have been formally filed.
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Why couldn't these decisions wait until the bill is formally heard and public opinion formally sought?
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Russia then formally suspended its part of the pact, and the U.S. formally withdrew from it on February 1.
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The House Intelligence Committee has formally extended invitations for executives from Facebook, Twitter and Google to formally testify on Nov.
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Zimbabwe's ruling party formally ousted embattled President Robert Mugabe Sunday morning, giving him until Monday to resign or be formally impeached.
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Nevertheless, many investigators are now excitedly cultivating these curious biological systems, formally called cerebral organoids and less formally known as mini-brains.
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But the deal won't formally take effect until 2628 countries representing at least 28503 percent of the world's emissions formally ratify the deal.
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"The announcement that they are formally closing the offices suggests to me that they were essentially dormant, although not formally closed," he said.
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The unnamed recruit is the first transgender person to formally sign a contract with the military since it formally began accepting transgender recruits on Jan.
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Her Parents and Brother Were Formally Cleared of Any Involvement In 2008, John, Patsy and Burke were formally cleared of any involvement in the child's death.
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Whelan was formally charged last Thursday, according to his lawyer, although Russia's deputy foreign minister, Sergei Rybakov, said Saturday that charges had not been formally brought.
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Warren Formally Vetted for Clinton Vice President PickSenator Elizabeth Warren is reportedly being formally vetted by Hillary Clinton's team as a serious possibility for vice president.
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The big picture: Her letter didn't formally disinvite Trump, and the White House wants to make Pelosi go ahead with the speech or formally rescind the invitation.
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The Senate is expected to take a vote to formally begin debate on the resolution this week, though leadership hasn't formally announced when it will be scheduled.
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Those "managers," as they are formally known, will likely be appointed next week when House Democrats unveil legislation to formally transmit the impeachment articles to the Senate.
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Formally recognize Palestine Former President Jimmy Carter wrote in a New York Times op-ed this week that before Obama leaves office, he should formally recognize Palestinian statehood.
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This proposed gift has never been formally accepted by the British government and Mr. Saatchi has yet to formally announce that he is stepping back from public life.
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On Wednesday, President Trump formally nominated Mr. Wheeler, who was confirmed last year as the deputy chief of the agency, to formally take over as the agency head.
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"It is very unlikely that the kingdom will formally agree to continue producing at this level unless other OPEC+ members formally commit to cutting deeper as well," FGE wrote.
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Most international treaties take years, sometimes decades or more, to formally take effect as each nation goes through its own domestic process of ratifying or otherwise formally joining the pact.
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In addition to the big questions of when Sessions' tenure formally ended and when Whitaker's formally began, the obtained memorandum also leaves unclear when DOJ was formally notified of Whitaker's appointment and why the Executive Secretariat's notation signifies that DOJ did not receive the appointment memorandum until late at night Nov. 13.
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Late on Saturday, an Istanbul court formally arrested the chairman of opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet at Istanbul's main airport on Friday, days after nine of its executives and journalists were formally arrested.
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Though as many as 70 percent of Cubans (the Vatican's own estimate) may nominally identify as Catholic, the Castro family has been a formally secular or, since 1992, a formally atheist state.
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In the filing, Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais SA , as the company is formally known, said its board had formally approved the accord, which also involves development banks such as Brazil's BNDES.
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And State formally approves Javelin sale: The State Department formally approved a potential $2628 million sale of Javelin anti-tank missiles and related equipment to Ukraine, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced Thursday.
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To find out, he first must formally write a letter.
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The FAA has not formally accused Haughwout of any wrongdoing.
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We formally adopted all five of them in November 113.
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President Barack Obama formally notified the U.S. Congress on Nov.
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Trump has not been formally presented with the options yet.
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He has not formally entered a plea in Russian court.
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As a result, they have still not formally ended hostilities.
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Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.
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The restoration of Estonian independence was formally declared in 1991.
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Castro is the second candidate to formally launch a campaign.
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The government does not formally acknowledge that black prisons exist.
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In April, North Korea formally banned Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
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National police have not formally interviewed Ortiz, said spokesman Capt.
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In June 2017, the Namibian government formally requested its return.
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Nominations for this year's prize also formally closed on Feb.
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He formally launched the company in March 21.2 in Seattle.
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California Governor Jerry Brown formally announced the deal on Monday.
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The PRI will formally elect its candidate on Feb. 18.
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That was made to formally invite Trump to the breakfast.
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It said he had not formally presented his resignation yet.
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But formally eliminating these provisions would probably require new legislation.
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The deal will formally start in 30 days on Nov.
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Carlstrom, who denied the allegations, stepped down formally in 2015.
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Today Spitzer will formally drop all charges against the couple.
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Formally structured collaboration among national labs, private companies and others.
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Formally, many of his collage works draw on this influence.
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The ISHD, meanwhile, appears to act formally on its own.
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More than 140 women have formally accused him of abuse.
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As of publication time, Apple hasn't formally acknowledged the issue.
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Congressional aides said they weren't formally notified about the freeze.
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It also means they've been formally recognized for their talent.
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It's not just stupid funny — it's formally inventive as well.
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However, he has not been formally charged with a crime.
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It may be many years before it is formally ratified.
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The incoming House will formally vote on speaker in January.
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For now, none of the suspects have been formally charged.
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Peter Kafka: Now I'm going to formally start the show.
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Armstrong formally left the company at the end of 2018.
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The parties formally announce their presidential nominees at summer conventions.
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The U.S. formally withdraws from the agreement on August 2.
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But China has not formally recognised Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch has since formally ratified that recommendation.
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Now, it'll take the US four years to formally withdraw.
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The function was formally introduced into the Companies Act 2013.
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The firm formally took over London probation in February 2015.
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News reports in Oklahoma said he was never formally charged.
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Just 5.8% of children are in formally integrated primary schools.
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Samsung is set to formally announce earnings on July 20.6967.
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Trump said the plan would be formally announced this week.
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But it has not been formally registered as an alliance.
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The mugshots were posted before the protesters were formally charged.
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A search was launched when the family formally requested help.
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Even then, he stopped well short of formally endorsing him.
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None of them is known to have been formally charged.
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However, Clinton has yet to formally name her transition chair.
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The plaintiffs still have to formally accept the reduced awards.
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The U.S. has yet to formally respond to the measure.
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Trump is expected to formally nominate him once that happens.
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Already in October, Washington formally blamed Russia for the attacks.
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After ongoing rumors, the acquisition was formally announced in July.
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The bodies have yet to be formally identified, she said.
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The bill would formally declare the Assembly to be permanent.
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The Quinnipiac University Polling Institute was formally launched in 1994.
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The last famine was formally declared in Somalia in 6900.
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However, President Obama never formally nominated anyone for that spot.
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The House isn't formally in session again until September 4.
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The plaintiffs still have to formally accept the reduced award.
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I may have complained to female colleagues, but never formally.
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But she hasn't yet been formally subpoenaed, Hochheiser told CNN.
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She is expected to formally launch her campaign on Saturday.
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He has yet to be formally charged with a crime.
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Campaign manager Jeff Roe confirmed that Tyler had formally resigned.
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President Michel Temer, who was formally sworn in on Aug.
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The arrangement has yet to be formally agreed, they added.
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He had not been formally charged as of Thursday afternoon.
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An antitrust investigation was formally launched in February last year.
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The woman had yet to be formally identified, he said.
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The agreement announced Tuesday does not formally change the SOFA.
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The North Carolina State Board of Elections formally dissolved Friday.
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He is expected to be formally arraigned later on Friday.
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It was formally approved on Thursday, according to the commission.
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The teens will be formally arraigned in court on Tuesday.
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A judge is set to formally sentence Fields in March.
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Next, the researchers formally defined politeness strategies for the algorithm.
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Trump didn't formally offer her any post during the meeting.
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Officials are sometimes put under investigation but not formally charged.
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But Kennedy didn't formally enter the race until Sept. 21.
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Kovrig and Spavor were formally charged with espionage this month.
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He has not been formally arraigned nor entered a plea.
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ET deadline and formally filed paperwork to join the contest.
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SoftBank on Tuesday formally announced a plan to rescue WeWork.
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Religious freedom was formally established in the Constitution's First Amendment.
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OPEC meets formally on June 22 to set oil policy.
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The White House later on Thursday formally announced the changes.
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She was formally arrested in October 2015, the group said.
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In the spring, we began formally discussing our program offerings.
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Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter are all formally banned in China.
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Ultimately, they decided to hold off formally promoting the station.
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Nadler told Blitzer it "may come to" formally subpoenaing Mueller.
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The International Olympic Committee formally approved the additions on Wednesday.
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The White House has not formally nominated him as director.
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Clinton as they formally enter the general election is asymmetrical.
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Formally, EU leaders insist they would rather Britain not leave.
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He was formally charged on Monday in a Tallinn court.
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The specific incoming occupants have yet to be formally announced.
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He has not formally directed Lighthizer to prepare that list.
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He wasn't formally named or accused in HMIT's legal proceedings.
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Q & A Mother Teresa will be formally canonized on Sept.
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One popular shopping portal is Rakuten (formally known as Ebates).
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While not formally reported, similar cases have been described online.
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Trump formally nominated Wheeler to be EPA administrator last week.
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At the same time, everything is formally strict and structured.
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Mr. Valcke, 55, was formally fired by FIFA in January.
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Scott formally kicked off his campaign against incumbent Democratic Sen.
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He formally terminated his commission as secretary on March 31.
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Taiwan, formally known as the Republic of China, has 2000.
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The project has not yet been formally presented to Congress.
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I didn't formally complain because I feared of disciplinary action.
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Zheng and Zhang, 46, were formally indicted on April 18.
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Contrary to that is the mobilization of those formally disaffected.
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The House Ethics Committee has voted to formally investigate Rep.
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"You testify without formally being accused under oath?" he asked.
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The latest one, passed in 2014, expired formally on Sept.
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Another judge formally issued an indefinite stay of the execution.
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Weld County prosecutors have until Monday to formally charge him.
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Two months later, Hunter and Kathleen agreed to formally separate.
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Qualcomm and NXP formally announced the cancellation later on Thursday.
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Both NXP and Qualcomm formally announced the termination on Thursday.
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Formally, too, the works employ a similar feint and jab.
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Vice formally announced the move on Tuesday, according to Variety.
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She was formally removed from office and arrested last March.
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Formally, the military has promoted attempts to improve gender equality.
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This embarrassed even the B.J.P., which made her formally apologize.
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Not formally worded IN SLANG State capital = LANSING, Mich. 26A.
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In February, Russia formally charged him in absentia with fraud.
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Monday, and will formally start his new job on Tuesday.
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The Shabab formally pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda in 22016.
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The United States did not formally do so until 2012.
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Today, Google CEO Sundar Pichai formally responded to employees' concerns.
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President Trump formally recognized Israeli authority over the Golan Heights.
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They could also be revised before they are formally published.
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On Tuesday, it formally filed a complaint against the company.
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Trump formally sent Ratcliffe's nomination to the Senate on Monday.
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Ms. Zia's party formally extended its support to the protesters.
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The Shabab formally pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda in 2012.
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He added that Gul is supportive but not formally included.
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Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Shanahan said Washington would formally protest.
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They added that she did not formally invoke executive privilege.
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The US government has formally requested her extradition from Canada.
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Aaron SchockAaron Jon SchockFeds formally drop charges against former Rep.
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Ms. Wang and her husband were formally arrested in 2016.
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Then the scientists began formally acclimating them to the heat.
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The amendment itself is also scheduled to be formally repealed.
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The investigation was never formally closed from an administrative standpoint.
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Britain formally withdrew from the European Union at 11 p.m.
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But even those countries did not formally endorse the plan.
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He formally stepped down from his position one month later.
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Biden's support has diminished since he formally entered the race.
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Today, Republicans will formally take control of the 115th Congress.
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The player has been formally warned about his future conduct.
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Justice Department officials declined to formally comment on Hunter's interview.
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The confrontation of Malaysia was formally ended in August 2000.
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German prosecutors formally filed charges against Daniel M. last week.
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On Monday, prosecutors formally asked the court for the warrant.
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Colonel Steele was formally reprimanded but did not face charges.
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Nor does it require Washington to formally recognize Taiwanese independence.
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In fact, you don't need to dress formally at all.
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The company did not formally apply for them, she said.
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Impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump formally began on Thursday.
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None of the three have yet formally declared their candidacies.
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Nixon ended up resigning after before he was formally impeached.
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Britain is scheduled to formally leave the bloc on Jan.
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If so, it would formally be regarded as high risk.
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The US government has formally requested Meng's extradition from Canada.
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The $10.6 billion agreement, to be formally signed on Feb.
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The package is expected to be formally approved on Dec.
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Nixon resigned from office before Congress could formally impeach him.
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Just one person has been formally charged in the case.
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His mother did not formally apply to stay in Mexico.
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Later, he ordered that the rules be formally changed worldwide.
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That edifice is at once intellectually rigid and formally rickety.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — President-elect Donald J. Trump formally introduced Gen.
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Another vote would be required to formally adopt new rules.
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On Tuesday, they said they were formally opening an investigation.
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The administration formally notified Congress of the sale on Tuesday.
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If formally indicted, a trial could take place shortly thereafter.
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The appointment is expected to be formally announced on Nov.
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Its recommendation must now be formally approved by the government.
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Deval Patrick formally entered the 2020 presidential race on Thursday.
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For an interview like this, you'll want to dress formally.
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Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co .
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It was not clear when Crenshaw would be formally nominated.
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House Republicans will force a vote to formally condemn Rep.
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The Washington Post began formally recognizing the usage in 103.
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The plaque was formally presented on Thursday, April 18, 2019.
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Still, homosexuality was formally considered a mental illness until 230.
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That's also true of formally withdrawing from the Paris agreement.
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After the primary, the state party's hands were formally tied.
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John Hickenlooper formally enters the 2020 Democratic presidential race Monday.
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Korea was, for the first time in centuries, formally divided.
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The KKK just formally endorsed Trump, citing their shared values.
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Many of them had never before formally backed a candidate.
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Montenegro was formally invited to join NATO in December 2015.
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Formally, the nomination will be referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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Serena and Venus Williams haven't formally responded to the hack.
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So far 101 countries have formally joined onto the treaty.
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So here's what I'm hoping from Destiny 2, a game that's been formally announced but one that we still know precious little about: I want the game to formally include the idea of Sherpas.
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Mr. Cameron intends to formally resign on Wednesday after a regular session of prime minister's questions, and Queen Elizabeth II is expected to formally ask Ms. May on Wednesday afternoon to form a government.
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The Trump campaign has not formally announced a rally in Tampa — campaign officials typically wait until shortly before such events to formally announce them — but the president said it had been planned for March 25.
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That's when countries are expected to formally establish more aggressive commitments.
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The administration is expected to formally unveil the budget next week.
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Sallas said he had not been formally notified about the charges.
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The arrest paves the way for them to be formally charged.
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"Neither Costco or Amazon formally responded to our communications," said Schade.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is formally unveiling the report Tuesday.
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The bill has been shelved, but protesters want it formally withdrawn.
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Pfeiffer Vacuum formally rejected Busch Group's takeover on April 24, 2017.
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It was unclear if the board had formally approved the restructuring.
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Russia formally announced the annexation of Crimea back in 2014. 4.
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Woods formally took the helm on the first of the year.
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As a young woman, she wasn't allowed to formally attend university.
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And the administration had already formally denied more than 16,000 petitions.
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In North Carolina, Saturday's ceremonies formally inaugurating a governor were canceled.
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Emaar is expected to formally release annual earnings in coming days.
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Watts will be formally sentenced to life in prison on Monday.
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Durst was formally arrested early on the day of the broadcast.
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Velasquez, whom Ortiz said formally resigned on Tuesday, declined to comment.
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Trump has yet to nominate anyone to formally serve as director.
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The National Police have not formally interviewed Ortiz, said spokesman Capt.
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It was soon formally identified as being that of Gemma Adams.
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Brown moved to San Francisco to formally establish Allbirds in 22017.
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A branch of economics, called general-equilibrium theory, captures this formally.
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Renzi is expected to formally tender his resignation on Monday evening.
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The job of first lady is not formally a public office.
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Many politicians have condemned them formally but insisted they were irrevocable.
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O) supplier formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.
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Yes, he is likely formally to label China a currency manipulator.
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First, the House of Representatives formally brings charges against the president.
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Former Orbitz CEO Barney Harford has formally accepted the position today.
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In September, Kardashian set the record straight and formally endorsed Clinton.
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On Thursday, the government formally began an investigation of the scholars.
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She said Mateen was bipolar, although he was not formally diagnosed.
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The Queen will formally bid farewell to The President and Mrs.
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Hall declined to identify the officer until charges are formally filed.
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Clinton will formally accept the nomination in a speech on Thursday.
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This case isn't dead yet, because it hasn't been formally dismissed.
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Bobby Rush introduced resolutions to formally censure King for his remarks.
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Podgorica hopes to formally join NATO at a summit next month.
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A senior Trump campaign adviser confirmed Pence is being formally vetted.
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If formally approved, it would go into effect by early April.
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Both sides say a Bolton-Erdogan meeting was never formally scheduled.
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The package is expected to be formally approved on Dec. 8.
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He has not yet been formally arraigned or entered a plea.
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Formally, the country will depart at 2000pm on March 22018th, 22016.
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Putin formally announced the annexation of Crimea on March 18, 2014.
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Only Choi has been formally arrested in connection with the scandal.
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Apple didn't formally hire any behaviorists to design the Watch, either.
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He is due back in court Thursday to be formally charged.
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But that has not satisfied protesters, who want it formally dropped.
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Bossie left the group last week to formally join Trump's campaign.
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"It's the first step in getting it formally recognised," he says.
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On Tuesday, his Mexican attorney formally retracted Couch's appeal against deportation.
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Trump plans to formally announce the tariffs as soon as Thursday.
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In October the federal government formally declared a national health emergency.
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Although he eventually said he "supported" Trump, he wouldn't formally endorse.
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The president formally backed Clinton earlier this month in a video.
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Apple has also formally joined the contractor case as a defendant.
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He is not formally charged unless he is sent to trial.
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Hollman's charges are expected to be formally withdrawn on July 30.
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Lataya Hutchins was formally charged Thursday in connection with the Nov.
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In fact, Trump doesn't have the power to formally declare war.
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The Jets and the Sharks would like to formally introduce themselves.
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Presidential candidates normally get such briefings once they are formally nominated.
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The changes are expected to be formally allowed by this July.
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Now to be clear, Trump has not formally endorsed Le Pen.
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More formally, the exoplanet has been given the designation NGTS-4b.
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Assange formally declined voluntary extradition to the U.S. on May 2.
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The deal will formally enter into force in 30 days' time.
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At present, the band have yet to formally accept the invitation.
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Heidi Berg formally launched the US-led military exercise, Cutlass Express.
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Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd.
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Tusk's proposal also formally prohibits discrimination against firms based on currency.
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Germany has not formally banned shipments of previously approved arms exports.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A U.S. judge formally approved Peabody Energy Corp's BTUUQ.
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He will be formally sentenced to life in prison on Monday.
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China, Iran's biggest oil customer, has formally complained about the move.
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"The age of the downloadable gun formally begins," the website states.
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None has been reviewed in great depth, let alone formally approved.
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Apple has until Friday to formally respond to the court order.
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Let's take our revenge fantasies and present them formally as fact.
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Microsoft is also formally joining the Open Service Broker working group.
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Trump formally picked him to serve as Commerce Secretary on Nov.
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Trump formally withdrew the United States from the TPP on Monday.
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It expects to formally end fundraising this spring, the people added.
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The collection grew, and the company was formally established in 1840.
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He has since announced formally that he will stick with Bridgestone.
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It would need to be formally endorsed by its oversight body.
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Scott formally asked the federal government for emergency help on Monday.
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Trump is expected to formally announce the tariffs measure next week.
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Naval chiefs had hoped formally to commission it during the review.
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The 2016 policy enabled her to formally transition in the military.
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The yuan will formally become a global reserve currency on Saturday.
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Tangavirapat said Malaysia had formally accepted an invitation for the Sept.
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Until now, Apple had never formally acknowledged the Horizon Machine's existence.
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As formally equal partners, the two Anglophone lands collaborated in Brussels.
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Kobach is unready to formally declare he's running for anything yet.
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"Nobody has formally accused Russia of violating the treaty," he said.
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Juncker has formally asked Barroso to clarify his role at Goldman.
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TenneT will formally sign a deal with Energinet on March 23.
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Some people kept going even after TraceLabs formally closed the event.
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The FCC asked AT&T to respond to the letter formally.
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But ISIS itself hadn't formally claimed responsibility as of last night.
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SpaceX, formally known as Space Exploration Technologies Corporation of Hawthorne, Calif.
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But he cannot formally do that until 2020 at the earliest.
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That same year, ISIS formally announced its arrival in the country.
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And the last member to be formally reprimanded was then-Rep.
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But he declined Monday to formally endorse candidates in any races.
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Japanese prosecutors have yet to formally indict Ghosn on any charges.
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Sadly, she is not aware of her A.S.D. or formally diagnosed.
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South Korea summoned the Chinese ambassador in February to formally complain.
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The agency is formally withdrawing it from its rulebook effective immediately.
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Facebook says it will start formally testing the format next year.
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The privately funded U.S. Diplomacy Center will formally open in 2018.
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However, he has not yet formally articulated a new regulatory agenda.
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The commission voted to formally consider the proposal earlier this year.
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Trump last week formally nominated Bernhardt to head the Interior Department.
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The agency will formally withdraw it from its rulebook effective immediately.
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O) and known formally as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.
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Thursday's reports are the first news of him being formally charged.
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He plans to formally issue leases as soon as next year.
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Today only two regional countries, Egypt and Jordan, formally recognize Israel.
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Both stories are formally inventive, almost overformalized in their strict conceits.
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The PRI will not formally choose its candidate until Feb. 18.
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Spicer resigned in July and formally left the administration in August.
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The pact is formally called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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Three state branches, including that in Berlin, formally oppose the idea.
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The Mets could also formally welcome James Loney before Harvey's start.
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But he stopped short of formally revoking his endorsement of Trump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers on Friday formally asked Facebook Inc's (FB.
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Its London appeal will be formally heard in court in June.
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The application has not been formally rejected, at least not yet.
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Proposed privacy rules are currently being formally considered by the agency.
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A peace treaty formally ending the war has never been signed.
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The E.P.A. formally accused Volkswagen of clean air violations on Sept.
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And Cruz's Kansas delegates are his unless he formally releases them.
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The county formally filed a lawsuit this afternoon over this issue.
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Trump last month formally endorsed Tillis in his 2020 reelection bid.
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Tuesday was the second time South Dakota formally approved the pipeline.
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He plans to formally introduce it in the House on Monday.
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All eight were arrested, but only five have been formally charged.
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The electors will meet in December to formally choose the president.
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The House formally condemned the comments as racist in a vote.
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That won't come until after the commission formally votes on them.
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The players formally thanked Trump during a press conference last week.
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Boeing has not yet formally submitted its proposals to the FAA.
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The Class of 2016 will be formally enshrined on Aug. 6.
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The nonprofit will be formally announced at an event this week.
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Iraq would need to formally request the NATO mission, diplomats said.
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The government dismisses the idea that Canada will formally abandon Mexico.
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Wade decision, but they were never formally removed from state codes.
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"I don't know that I need to formally endorse," she said.
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Formally, only Graham and Tillis have signed on to the legislation.
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McCarthy formally announced his run for that position earlier on Wednesday.
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He will announce the proposal formally during an afternoon event Thursday.
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Apple formally filed its opposition to the court order on Thursday.
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Automakers have not formally asked for changes in CAFE goals yet.
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The Argentine government had formally requested that the documents be declassified.
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The cabinet could then formally agree the reduction on Nov. 22.
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He has never been formally canonised, nor has he been beatified.
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" The question: "Have you ever been formally accused of sexual harassment?
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A deal could be formally announced as early as next week.
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He is expected to formally announce his campaign's suspension on Friday.
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She is expected to formally launch her campaign later this month.
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Pakistan will formally be added to this "grey list" in June.
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Ghosn was arrested on Monday and has not been formally charged.
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Speedrunning isn't formally supported by most video games, especially older ones.
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They'll formally propose legislation on the matter as soon as today.
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Center for Biological Diversity formally petitioned for the protections in 2014.
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Under the deal's terms, Trump cannot formally withdraw until November 2020.
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Gisela Mota formally took office with the new year on Friday.
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The company was established in 2016 and formally launched in 2017.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York will be formally endorsing Sen.
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And the pact did not formally go into force until 1994.
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Assange has not been formally charged and has denied the accusations.
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He was formally indicted by a grand jury on January 24.
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Matt Mead (R), who formally asked for the delisting in 2013.
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It was formally designated as a recurring national holiday on Oct.
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I think with one exception [all of them] formally endorsed me.
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You formally hired Jamal last December as a global opinion columnist.
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Back then I was never formally introduced to either of them.
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Mr. Trump said he would formally sign the measures next week.
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Kollar's earlier work is less politically symbolic, but more formally innovative.
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He is a self-taught painter who is also formally inventive.
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Boeing has yet to formally submit the fix to the FAA.
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None of these tactics, on their own, formally ended Hungarian democracy.
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The United States cannot formally withdraw from the agreement until 2020.
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Pantaleo was formally suspended by O'Neill after Maldonado submitted her recommendations.
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She was formally deposed through a Constitutional Court ruling in March.
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It was not clear whether Mr. Todd had been formally charged.
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Pelosi has not heard formally from the White House since Dec.
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Last month, Mr. Whitley formally agreed to rescind the January advisory.
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Get back there formally, once more with European passport in hand.
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On Tuesday afternoon, about 30 former Warren staffers formally endorsed Sanders.
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Upper bodies bend and arch formally; it's a marvelously rigorous piece.
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A few months later, Father Crowley's ministerial faculties were formally withdrawn.
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But only 6,828 virus species have been formally named by scientists.
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Yet "climate change refugee" does not formally exist under international law.
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It remains unclear when the agency will formally repeal the rule.
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The authorities have not formally identified Mr. Osborne as a suspect.
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Mitt Romney is "formally NOT invited to" the organization's 2020 gathering.
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Collins formally announced Wednesday that he will challenge newly appointed Sen.
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Alston & Bird hasn't formally acknowledged its involvement in the court fight.
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Britain is due to formally leave the EU in March 2019.
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However, no commitment to formally adopt the CRS has been made.
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Sixty votes were needed to move forward and formally start debate.
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Hong Kong's Chief Executive Carrie Lam formally announced its withdrawal Wednesday.
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Richard Nixon saw lawmakers formally boycott his second inauguration in 1973.
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The president could also use the trip to formally endorse Rep.
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Jones was formally identified as the second attack victim Sunday evening.
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U.S. women's national soccer team player Megan Rapinoe formally endorsed Sen.
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Governments do not formally endorse specific findings presented by the authors.
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It will then release a separate document formally ending the grounding.
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German media reported that Merz would formally run as a candidate.
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More than a third thought the Emancipation Proclamation formally ended slavery.
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Nearly a year later, Columbia's trustees formally abandoned the proposed gym.
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Trump has yet to formally send the nomination to the Senate.
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Lawyers are expected in court Friday to formally dismiss the charges.
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Bissonnette was formally changed with six counts of murder on Monday.
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The clock starts ticking once the agency formally publishes the guidance.
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Headlines Facebook formally fined 13,000 pounds for Cambridge Analytica scandal on.ft.
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A bill is pending in Parliament to formally criminalize the practice.
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Formally, you could say I had a payment of zero dollars.
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Most, if not all, have been detained without being formally charged.
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If YouTube is limbo, Gog (formally Good Old Games) is heaven.
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But she was never formally trained in graphic design or art.
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Two days later, the president formally informed Congress of his action.
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And we had gotten human rights formally on the negotiating table. . . .
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They will be formally introduced at ADP's upcoming annual shareholder meeting.
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But when Kennedy formally approached Abrams, his instinct was to decline.
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Starks has not been formally nominated by the White House yet.
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Abbas is head of the PLO, which formally represents all Palestinians.
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Dombrovskis will formally take up his new functions on July 16.
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The director of national intelligence formally blamed Russia on Oct. 7.
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Sayoc was arrested on Friday and was formally charged on Monday.
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The FCC voted earlier this year to formally consider its proposal.
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After the charges are formally approved, it's time for the trial.
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Officials did not formally identify the shooter at the press conference.
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Those same deals helped establish the first formally franchised esports leagues.
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On Wednesday, the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives formally impeached Trump.
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AND SINCE YOU'VE HAD A CHANCE TO UPDATE YOUR FORECAST FORMALLY.
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But the FBI never formally named a Public Enemy No.1.
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The proposals will be formally approved by the parliament on Saturday.
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Successive U.S. administrations have avoided formally recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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The Mississippi judge was controversial even before he was formally nominated.
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Colonial governments formally recognize their ownership rights to only 10 percent.
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The White House formally issued a veto threat on Tuesday afternoon.
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Neither will it ever formally be recognized as a nuclear power.
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The strategy has not formally been taken to other markets yet.
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A sad clown, which is why the end is formally announced.
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In taking those two actions, Moultrie formally began her professional career.
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The finalized measure will formally publish in the Federal Register Friday.
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He first formally proposed a universal time in Canada in 113.
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But lawmakers shut the meeting without formally considering inviting her back.
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Two formally educated artists especially make sense in the "outlier" zone.
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Members of Congress will formally announce the caucus at 133 a.m.
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Members of Congress will formally announce the caucus at 10 a.m.
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But Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd.
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But the extent of anti-Latino bias hadn't been formally quantified.
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In those cases, inquiries were formally authorized by the full House.
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It is not clear if OIA has formally requested Meng's extradition.
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The conflict formally ended with the Good Friday Agreement in 1998.
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Then, Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price sent a letter to his former colleagues in the House formally offering "support" of the GOP's plans: NEW: Trump Administration formally supports the American Health Care Act: pic.twitter.
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And while no candidate has formally entered the race — it may be weeks before any formally announce exploratory committees — it's clear they're already feeling the pressure to come out as more diverse and inclusive than ever before.
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"The Democrats and the House have trouble endorsing or supporting him ... that's sort of understandable, but I think they're overcorrecting a bit by saying we're going to formally chastise or formally reproach what he's doing," he said.
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The company has not formally filed its appeal in the FTC lawsuit.
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Non-OPEC producers, including Russia, are not formally associated with the freeze.
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The company says it's formally announcing the feature's arrival in India today.
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Of those, more than 8,000 were formally arrested pending trial, it said.
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But the event was canceled when no candidates formally agreed to attend.
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Rick Scott formally thanked Orange County public safety members for their courage.
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NHS England said it would now formally consider whether to fund PrEP.
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It's technically and formally dazzling, but it's also mannered and somewhat inaccessible.
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In the last decade, over eight countries have formally experimented with UBI.
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This month, the United States formally began imposing energy sanctions on Iran.
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Sears' unsecured creditors have eight days to formally object to ESL's bid.
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Kavanaugh agreed that the "Auer deference" should be "formally retired," he said.
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After testing the concept successfully, Boon + Gable was formally founded last year.
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But Kennedy had formally proposed such an overhaul to Congress in 1963.
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And now, she's just one day away from formally triggering Article 50.
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But just one day after the campaign formally opened, they were in.
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The process of landing teams had formally been held up by paperwork.
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Iran is the prime suspect, though investigators have not formally assigned blame.
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True, Castro has not formally been at Cuba's helm for a decade.
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He was formally admonished by the Senate Ethics Committee earlier this year.
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It's the opposite of the 'E,' formally: all curves, no straights (usually).
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China has strongly criticized such missions, formally termed Freedom of Navigation Operations.
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On Tuesday, they formally signed a deal with the online streaming giant.
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Ince, who complained of unfair elections, has yet to formally concede defeat.
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BRF formally disclosed Aberdeen's request to change the voting system on Thursday.
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Now, she's just waiting for the sheriff to formally swear her in.
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The document has yet to be agreed formally by the EU Commissioners.
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Beijing, last year, formally launched its first overseas military base in Djibouti.
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The names of the passengers have not been formally released by authorities.
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Neither the Tianjin nor the Guangzhou plans were formally announced by Toyota.
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Formally announced last December, the concept was born nearly a decade earlier.
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But in 2017, the World Anti-Doping Agency formally banned its use.
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Steinitz said Lebanon had yet to formally refuse the overture for mediation.
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Taiwan's Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, declined to comment.
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Or, more formally, as though it were some new type of pharmaceutical.
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The new president is expected to be formally confirmed by May 11.
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After the decision, the couple wed and formally adopted their five children.
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It is also unclear who formally ordered them to be taken down.
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The Justice Department has yet to formally indicate its next legal steps.
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The Light smartphone is expected to be formally announced later this year.
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On Tuesday, the company formally unveiled its highly-anticipated digital currency project.
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Prosecutors announced Wednesday that he had been formally charged with those crimes.
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Idemitsu formally took over its smaller peer Showa Shell Sekiyu in April.
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Several states have also formally apologized for slavery, including Alabama and Arkansas.
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It's also possible the administration could formally nominate Maguire to the position.
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Formally, the Treasury secretary is chief among the president's many economic advisers.
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Draghi was formally appointed four months before he took office in 2011.
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Washington formally withdrew from the landmark 1987 pact with Russia on Aug.
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Additionally, it is rare that we would formally ask anyone to leave.
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The United Nations decided to formally address the issue of killer robots.
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Formally, its members were appointed by the electoral council, which he controlled.
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Once we begin indirect dialogue, formally, we'll start to address these issues.
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In 1974, domestic workers were formally provided with federal minimum-wage benefits.
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Why have Russia and Japan never formally ended the second world war?
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Former White House counsel Don McGahn formally left the administration on Wednesday.
|
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Chris Collins, one of just seven House Republicans to formally back Trump.
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O) and Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry (2317.TW).
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Formally, they contrast with the ink drawings, which demonstrates deft artistic skill.
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The restaurant was never formally put on the market, Bob Consiglio said.
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PMF members cannot run for office unless they formally resign their posts.
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Gabbard has not formally announced a reelection bid for her House seat.
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In 2018, Secretary Ross formally proposed adding it to the decennial survey.
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Candidates can bring in a good haul before formally launching their campaign.
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His successor will be formally chosen by the finance minister, Sajid Javid.
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Oscar Romero may not formally be the patron saint of abolishing capitalism.
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No one was ever formally charged in connection with the tavern bombing.
|
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Trump's allies have argued that means the process has not formally begun.
|
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He formally endorsed the Republican nominee in a Facebook post last Friday.
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Turkey has formally sought their extradition, calling them 'traitors' and 'terrorist elements'.
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Koalas were formally added to the list of threatened species in 2012.
|
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None of the NGO staff summoned for questioning have been formally charged.
|
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Campaign officials say she plans to formally announce Monday in Gillette, Wyoming.
|
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Neller said fewer than 10 women had formally come forward so far.
|
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With today's announcement, Amazon formally severs its relationship with the actor entirely.
|
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Arellano allows you to enter her life without having formally met her.
|
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OPL then formally began a new search for his replacement in March.
|
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He is also forbidden from formally releasing the album to the public.
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I was formally diagnosed with estrogen dominance and low progesterone in 2016.
|
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Will Nicolás Maduro, the dictatorial leader still formally in power, let him?
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The drug charge is a felony, for which he's been formally charged.
|
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The survey findings are expected to be formally released later this month.
|
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The North formally signed off on Singapore while Pompeo was in Pyongyang.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China's "Air Pollution Control" regulation was formally approved on Feb.
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That's still a challenge: neither main political party formally supports the idea.
|
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Wall Street's biggest banks formally kick off the results season on Friday.
|
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That may mostly be extinguished once he is formally nominated in Cleveland.
|
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And perhaps more formally people will say what's the root of trust?
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Britain is due to formally leave the bloc in March next year.
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Jackson was freed Tuesday after the charge against him was formally dropped.
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The PRI is due to formally elect its candidate on Feb. 18.
|
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The text of the 524-page order was formally released late Thursday.
|
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HTC is today formally announcing the 103, its flagship smartphone for 2016.
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On Monday, Amazon's $13.7 billion acquisition of Whole Foods formally went through.
|
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Roach was taken into custody on Saturday and formally charged on Monday.
|
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Debenhams said he formally submitted his resignation to the board on Thursday.
|
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Clinton formally suspended her presidential campaign in June and endorsed then-Sen.
|
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The number of survivors willing to report their assaults formally, and 2.
|
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Among those expected to join formally next week are Mexico and Brazil.
|
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Both parties formally oppose independence and the holding of a second referendum.
|
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He formally stepped down from his position one month later, with Rep.
|
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It also wasn't entirely clear if he had formally accepted the offer.
|
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The FAA also has not yet formally received Boeing's proposed software upgrade.
|
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Comic-Con HQ will formally launch (aka start charging money) in June.
|
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Abbott will formally back Cruz at an event Wednesday at 1 p.m.
|
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Neither were formally invited, though, and were not in the Hofstra audience.
|
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Back in 2008, that was something that NATO officials formally promised Georgia.
|
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Schumer planned to formally announce the proposal at a news conference Sunday.
|
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Peru formally requested his extradition from the United States a year ago.
|
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The Pyeongchang Olympics formally opens on Friday and runs through Feb. 25.
|
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Trump and Pence were formally sworn into office themselves earlier on Friday.
|
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The IMF board is expected to formally approve the deal on Wednesday.
|
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The FCC voted earlier this year to formally consider the new rules.
|
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She is expected to be formally confirmed for the job next week.
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His selection is expected to be formally announced as early as Tuesday.
|
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A campaign committee formally filed the papers to draft him for president.
|
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"I haven't been formally diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder," he said.
|
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But some feel the deal, which was not formally approved, lacks legitimacy.
|
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It is time for Congress to formally retain its war-making prerogative.
|
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Of those, more than 21.5,21999 were formally arrested pending trial, it said.
|
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Of more than 10,000 formally recognised sites, fewer than 200 are open.
|
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Then there's the DC Universe, which will formally debut with Batman vs.
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No, Trump hasn't formally proposed Medicare price negotiations, and he probably won't.
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Formally I'm rarely bored with them because their content kicks such ass.
|
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The split was formally approved at the group's annual meeting last week.
|
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In December, Nigeria's air force said the deal had been formally agreed.
|
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While formally banned, some Russian athletes hope to compete internationally as neutrals.
|
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Powell so far has not formally asked Sullivan to dismiss the case.
|
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The Ethics Committee on Friday also announced plans to formally sanction Rep.
|
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I formally requested that the general counsel release a copy to me.
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Both were formally included in election festivities in accord with presidential tradition.
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He is expected to formally sign the legislation creating the consortium soon.
|
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The North is formally known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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The rules are expected to be formally adopted by June, Dijsselbloem said.
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Collins, Manchin and Warner haven't formally said how they'd vote on Haspel.
|
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Almost 600 of them have been formally charged, according to rights groups.
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The government has not formally said what its next step will be.
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The companies have not yet formally requested approval from the banking regulator.
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Given what I've learned, I'd like my compensation to be formally reviewed.
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He formally ceded power to his younger brother, Raul, two years later.
|
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They also agreed to formally end the Korean War of the 1950s.
|
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And about three weeks after the stabbing, the review was formally closed.
|
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The Iran deal, formally the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, is dead.
|
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January 12, 2017: The Ukrainian government formally ended its investigation into Burisma.
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Two presidents have been formally implicated in criminal behavior in Trump's lifetime.
|
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She pivots formally, too, between hints of the sestina and the villanelle.
|
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They deny involvement and have not been formally charged over the killings.
|
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On Thursday, the case against Epstein was formally dismissed after his death.
|
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"Formally speaking, Dilma becomes a defendant as of today," Professor Vargas said.
|
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Rod Blagojevich formally filed a petition for commutation of sentence last June.
|
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Business groups on Tuesday urged the Senate to formally consider the legislation.
|
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The House will meet today and will formally start the year's session.
|
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Terms of the deal are set to be formally announced next week.
|
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"If we're going to hang out, let's be formally introduced," he said.
|
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The next day he formally nominated her in a Rose Garden ceremony.
|
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August 2013 Mr. Humphrey and Ms. Yu are formally arrested in Shanghai.
|
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China is also expected to formally join the global pact this weekend.
|
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The new coalition government is expected to be formally approved on Monday.
|
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Ryan formally requested Clapper to deny a briefing to Clinton last week.
|
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Actress Susan Sarandon formally endorsed Green Party candidate Jill Stein on Monday.
|
|
But when one member formally accuses another of sexual harassment, solidarity splinters.
|
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While they've formally separated, the relationship between Pax and Juul is complicated.
|
|
Mr. Lyon has not been formally charged and remains in his post.
|
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A downgrade from Moody's would formally confirm Pemex as a junk credit.
|
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Yet scientists haven't formally explored the purported benefits of microdosing with LSD.
|
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On Tuesday the administration's formally nominated David Norquist to be Esper's deputy.
|
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Martin will be formally charged in court on May 22, Beshear said.
|
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After formally receiving the report, Mr. Emanuel had no immediate public reaction.
|
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The White House formally sent the nomination to the Senate on Monday.
|
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She plans to formally step down at the end of the year.
|
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European member countries must approve two negotiating mandates to formally launch talks.
|
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Liu will formally exit the company at the end of the month.
|
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We'll formally introduce you so people can track which voice is which.
|
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One option to make that clear could be to formally end TTIP.
|
|
The partnership slowly took form in my mind after formally meeting Burnet.
|
|
The tool is being formally announced next week at CogX in London.
|
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But she formally voted "present" to offset the absence of GOP Sen.
|
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"We place preaching formally with the person behind the pulpit," he says.
|
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The court is the only body that can formally investigate the president.
|
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Trump formally endorsed it during a meeting with cabinet members last week.
|
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Around 40,000 people have been formally arrested for links to the coup.
|
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In 2011, the group voted to formally adopt the new business model.
|
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But do they have the right to formally do so in court?
|
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This has irked some officials who are formally on the response team.
|
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The proposal also formally challenges California's right to set its own standards.
|
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First, the new risk assessment policy she had proposed was formally withdrawn.
|
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Others are pushing for Myanmar to be formally investigated for war crimes.
|
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Against Russian objections, the military alliance would formally invite Macedonia to join.
|
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If he wins, Mr Fernández will not be formally inaugurated until December.
|
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The U.S. formally broke off official diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 1979.
|
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The Interior Department formally renewed the leases last month, with some restrictions.
|
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The news came out about an hour before Facebook formally announced it.
|
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The United States cannot formally withdraw from the agreement until late 2020.
|
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But only 20 — about two percent — have formally applied for sanctuary there.
|
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The university's inquiry into the football program was formally released this week.
|
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The measure allows officials to hold suspects before charges are formally presented.
|
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On Sunday, he is expected to formally announce his run for president.
|
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But after public opposition, it reversed course and formally adopted the policy.
|
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There are also bipartisan efforts in Congress to formally appropriate the money.
|
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Secretary of State Ken Detzner formally ordered the recounts on Saturday afternoon.
|
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Prosecutors will formally charge him on Monday, District Attorney Michael Rourke said.
|
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The General Assembly is due to formally adopt the resolution next month.
|
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I said, no, not formally, but in front of my mirror, yes.
|
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Tesla still hasn't formally responded to NTSB recommendations issued 881 days ago.
|
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North Korean leaders have long attached importance to formally ending the war.
|
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Trump was formally impeached by the House of Representatives earlier that day.
|
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The Fed currently attends the meetings but has not formally signed on.
|
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By registering your objection formally, you make that position harder to maintain.
|
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The House last week voted to formally rebuke Trump over his decision.
|
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The House formally launched its impeachment inquiry into Trump late last month.
|
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The Constitutional Court endorsed the impeachment on March 10, formally removing her.
|
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In 1859 the EIC formally handed over power to the British government.
|
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On Thursday, the Senate formally opened the impeachment trial of President Trump.
|
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Jackson is expected to be formally nominated on Friday, the source said.
|
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The United States formally accused Russia of tampering with the 2016 election.
|
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The move formally kills an initiative condemned by lawmakers in both parties.
|
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But this is the first time that he has been formally charged.
|
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But Rhode also cites evidence of practical problems with formally legalizing polygamy.
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He didn't even formally announce that he was running until October 1991.
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Thereafter, the President of the Senate will formally announce the election's result.
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The play, directed by Geordie Broadwater, is a feisty, formally inventive comedy.
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Sanders did something similar by announcing and formally launching later in Brooklyn.
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Sending the articles to the Senate would formally begin Trump&aposs trial.
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The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives formally impeached Trump on Dec. 18.
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It was unclear whether North Korean officials have formally declined the invitation.
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Unlike Stein, he was formally accused, but cleared for lack of evidence.
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Mr. Akimoto, who has yet to be formally charged, has denied wrongdoing.
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The Pixel 4, formally announced today, is the latest version of that.
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The State Department will then formally notify relevant House and Senate committees.
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Formally called chlorpyrifos, it is associated with brain damage among young children.
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A spokeswoman confirmed the transaction has not been formally notified to it.
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Lam to withdraw it formally, even as the protesters' demands grew broader.
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Petronas, formally Petroliam Nasional Bhd, did not respond to requests for comment.
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He's scheduled to formally enter his guilty plea in federal court Wednesday.
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Petronas, formally Petroliam Nasional Bhd, did not respond to requests for comment.
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Castro's decision to formally back Warren is in many ways not surprising.
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Up next The Consumer Electronics Show formally kicks off in Las Vegas.
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Its departure from the Libra Association comes before the association formally exists.
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But the Russians considered him hostile and delayed formally approving his appointment.
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In August, Boise formally asked the Supreme Court to hear the case.
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And yet, Trump has now formally pledged to extend America's longest war.
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The U.S. government hasn't even formally designated it as a terrorist organization.
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It was not made in July, when she formally accepted the nomination.
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The condition is formally known as hypoactive sexual desire disorder, or HSDD.
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Formally, I think that this is the standout achievement of these works.
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Draghi was appointed four months before he formally took over in 2011.
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Israel's prime minister has now been formally indicted for bribery and corruption.
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A wealthy patron encouraged him to travel abroad and study art formally.
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The European Union was formally established, and membership was steadily extended eastward.
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Archbishop Tobin is to be formally installed in Newark on Jan. 6.
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Trump had never formally nominated him to take the job full time.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) has formally withdrawn his support.
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Uber has not formally submitted the application, DMV spokeswoman Jessica Gonzalez said.
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Trump will formally make the announcement during a White House event Thursday.
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China has not formally announced any plans to further sanction North Korea.
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Tripp struck back by formally filing a whistleblower complaint with the SEC.
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The FCC's net neutrality rules weren't formally repealed until June of 2018.
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"As soon as they're formally adopted, I'll make a decision," said Rep.
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He would be the third president in history to be formally impeached.
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However, the deal won't be confirmed until Sky shareholders formally accept it.
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Lam formally becomes head of the global financial hub on July 1.
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President Trump has not yet formally named a nominee to the position.
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Yes, either the House or Senate can censure -- formally reprimand -- the President.
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O) supplier known formally as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.TW).
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"My understanding is that they have formally applied for one," he said.
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The Bureau of Land Management formally proposed repealing the rule in July.
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Jamie Dimon formally became CEO of J. P. Morgan Chase on Jan.
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The Buttigieg and Sanders campaigns have 24 hours to formally request one.
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The state bankers' association formally urged its members to avoid marijuana businesses.
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PAG formally disbanded in 1954, soon after their last exhibition in 1953.
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Thing is, Simons's nomination hasn't been formally sent to the U.S. Senate.
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Apple said in that filing that it formally objected to the case.
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The letter also confirmed that the Office of Legal Counsel had never been formally consulted previously on such a request, and that Treasury had never formally considered whether there was a legitimate legislative purpose behind the tax law.
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His son has not yet been formally charged, yet is now in jail.
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Forecasts would be revised after the Baxalta deal is formally concluded, Ornskov said.
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Ayotte has said she will vote for Trump but not formally endorse him.
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Sullivan and attorney Jose Baez formally joined Weinstein's defense team in late January.
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That formally sealed the end of the leadership of President Park Geun-hye.
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Prosecutors can detain Park for up to 20 days before formally charging her.
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Prince Philip was expected to formally hand over his role to his son.
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The police department said they plan to formally honor the boy's heroic response.
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Buhari wrote to the Nigerian National Assembly formally handing power over to Osinbajo.
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Recording this eclipse, or occultation as it's more formally known, was no accident.
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On Tuesday, the museum formally thanked Charlie for his contribution to scientific education.
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Upon taking office, Trump would formally nominate Tillerson for confirmation by the Senate.
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The British parliament was expected to formally approve May's plan later on Wednesday.
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The process to be formally nominated can often take six months or more.
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So Trump starts the campaign -- formally at least -- right in the Sunshine State.
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He calls it the "mobile airbag," formally known as the "active damping" case.
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The government said it had written to the EU formally defending the policy.
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And in total, the Obama administration formally denied at least 16,000 clemency petitions.
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He'll formally start the job later this month, according to a Netflix spokesperson.
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When I needed to dress more formally, this is the watch I wore.
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It said in February it planned an IPO without formally setting a date.
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Judge Richard Gergel will formally sentence Roof on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.
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Trump hasn't formally sent a notice of withdrawal to Canada or Mexico yet.
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We're told the D.A. is expected to formally reject the case this week.
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For the past several Disrupts, TC has worked informally and formally with BUILD.
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The White House had not yet formally submitted Nauert's nomination to the Senate.
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As The Guardian reports, Fan has not been formally accused of any crime.
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But the company did not immediately ask to formally join Alvogen&aposs lawsuit.
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It&aposs not final until a federal appeals court formally dismisses the case.
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"I have not been formally briefed, and nobody has told me," he said.
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It formally signed off on the controversial policy in a new regulation today.
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They are not allowed to formally coordinate directly with any candidate or party.
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And the leave can be extended if government officials formally declare an emergency.
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Nevada Democrats will formally pick their candidate in their bid to unseat Sen.
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Canadian regulators and shareholders need to formally approve the deal later this year.
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A new emperor has formally announced his ascension to the throne in Japan.
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The Federal Communications Commission formally voted to approve the merger late last week.
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We'll find out more when Huawei formally announces the P10 on February 26th.
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Last month, the official portraits of Barack and Michelle Obama were formally unveiled.
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This is what he is doing formally, but is his intention purely formal?
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Prime Minister Imran Khan will formally open the border to pilgrims on Nov.
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The White House formally indicated on Tuesday that Trump supported the bill's repeal.
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Lawmakers have until the end of the year to formally pass the bill.
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Both militias were formally organized and announced several years into the Syrian War.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin formally suspended Russia's participation in the deal in July.
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He said he would go to the president to formally resign as leader.
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He has said he will only dismiss cabinet ministers who are formally charged.
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The government has taken small steps toward formally addressing the concept this year.
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He will be remanded to custody and will be formally sentenced on Wednesday.
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Last week in New York City, Samsung formally announced its Galaxy Note10 smartphone.
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The shooter has yet to be formally identified, and his motive is unknown.
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Patricio would be the first candidate formally running on behalf of indigenous people.
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"I've never internally formally forgiven the shooter from the baseball shooting," he added.
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Legal limbo Hong Kong does not formally recognize the United Nations Refugees Convention.
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The nonprofit, which Moss calls in "startup mode," formally launched late last year.
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He's meeting in person with the subcommittee Monday to formally pitch his suggestion.
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The Afghan army has formally taken the lead in the war since 2014.
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Lam, the city's first female leader, will formally take office on July 1.
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Formally, the People's Liberation Army is controlled by the party, not the government.
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Guzman has one more appeal process available before he can be formally extradited.
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That permission was formally granted on Thursday via a letter from Buckingham Palace.
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It was formally designated a terrorist organization by the United States in 2012.
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Black Ops III was formally announced two weeks later, on April 26, 2015.
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It's a jarring question given the fact that we haven't yet formally met.
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He s going to settle, formally apologize, and we will both move on.
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Ten of those detained have been formally charged in connection with the incident.
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The the bill hasn't been formally introduced, but you better believe it's coming.
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In December, Brazil's Ministry of Cities launched a plan to formally register properties.
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Ian in Palau wasn't formally voted out, but that was really a quit.
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A more concrete valuation will be more realistic once the deal formally closes.
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The artist formally known as Sarah Braverman tweeted her enthusiasm for a reboot.
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That notification formally begins extradition proceedings, and marks a sharp change in posture.
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When he returned to the WeTransfer, the idea was formally set into motion.
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Despite Ive formally leaving Apple, his influence on the company isn't going anyway.
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Now that the men have been formally arrested, they could soon face trial.
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He then is expected to formally accept parliament's invitation to ascend the throne.
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Musk didn't provide a timeline for when an offer would formally be proposed.
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In October 2015, Hunter and his wife of 23 years, Kathleen, formally separated.
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Then, a guard entered the room and formally sentenced the family to death.
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He formally asked the agency to reconsider ahead of a March 5 deadline.
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This morning, the United States formally offered its assistance on Notre-Dame's rehabilitation.
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President Obama didn't formally submit the pact to Capitol Hill as a treaty.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo formally told lawmakers Friday of the administration's plans.
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If Trump formally nominates him as attorney general, he would face Senate confirmation.
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Both suspects were arrested for burglary -- but they have not been formally charged.
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The cable said the administration is set to formally announce the decision Friday.
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If no one objects, the marks will be formally registered after 90 days.
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Taiwan, while not formally part of the operation, is assisting in the investigation.
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Even when members step down, they have not been able to formally leave.
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The Commission, the EU executive, will formally adopt the Privacy Shield on Tuesday.
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In March 2017, May formally triggered Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty.
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The three suspects were later formally charged -- the two older juveniles as adults.
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The Chargers have made it official ... formally announcing they're moving to Los Angeles!
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We're told he has not formally been charged yet for assaulting an officer.
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In fact, the company hired someone to formally lead the effort under Holden.
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The U.S. intelligence community formally accused Russia of meddling nearly six months ago.
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The White House hopes to formally nominate Gingrich as soon as this week.
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At least three different Congressional committees have now formally invited Zuckerberg to testify.
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Trump has been staunchly against the deal since before it was formally announced.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Two Japanese government-backed investors have formally informed Toshiba Corp (6502.
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The ministry said Cardenas had not yet been formally informed of the investigation.
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However, Hopkins noted that Abedi has not been formally identified by the coroner.
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I have never been informed formally by Twitter that I am permanently banned.
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Consequences for police: The Los Angeles Police Commission formally cleared all officers involved.
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Barnier, like several other potential candidates mentioned, has not formally declared an interest.
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Last month, the corporation formally backed Britain remaining in the 28-country bloc.
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The action is formally known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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He has not been formally charged with a crime related to these allegations.
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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi on Saturday formally asked parliament to remove Sultan.
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