Mr Mistry may have thought he had a free hand.
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Foreign internet companies do not have an entirely free hand.
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She then allegedly removed her clothes with her free hand.
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In 1905 it gave Japan a free hand in Korea.
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With her free hand she angles it out of the pocket.
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Use the line in the free hand to control its flight.
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If they are given a free hand, what might they unleash?
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Once one of you is pinned, use the free hand to explore.
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Place the free hand on top of the other, interlocking your fingers.
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Byredo, my favorite bougie brand, recently launched a rinse-free hand wash.
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When states were given a free hand to apportion legislatures by any
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Obama oppressed our government; maybe Trump will give us a free hand.
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With her free hand she answered a FaceTime call from her husband.
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Remember to move slowly, holding the skin taut with your free hand.
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Since the Four Seasons didn't move much, he had a free hand.
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Both the Trump and Obama administrations always assumed that if they gave Mr. Erdogan a free hand to wage war against the Kurds in Turkey, he would give America a free hand to work with the Kurds in Syria.
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Not that Rome and Lisbon had a free hand in what to do.
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Several former RT journalists have complained they weren't given such a free hand.
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All of Wood's power washer art was completely free hand — no stencils involved.
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It wants a free hand for those who want to work against India.
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She's concerned that I won't know what to do with my free hand.
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This fragrance-free hand cream taps colloidal oatmeal to soothe red, angry, inflamed skin.
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Now the settlers are convinced that Mr Trump will allow them a free hand.
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Yet autocrats emboldened by Mr Trump's support may not have a completely free hand.
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It communicates to the parties involved that they no longer have a free hand.
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They will have a free hand, too, to tackle any backsliding by the FARC.
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Rebel infighting and a free hand around Damascus might be good for Mr Assad.
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Presidents focus on foreign policy because they have a free hand in that area.
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Gandhi gave the police a free hand in arresting, intimidating and torturing political opponents.
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The goal is to create 100,000 gallons of the free hand sanitizer a week.
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ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF ALCOHOL-FREE HAND SANITIZER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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He books with a free hand for appearance fees and little care for controversy.
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In sum, such hedging denies China an entirely free hand to act as it wishes.
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Jolene cursed as she rubbed her free hand along her soft waist and muffin top.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded by giving security forces "a free hand" to respond.
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The companies are given a free hand to pad their earnings with pricey "premium" services.
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With my mother's free hand in mine, I watched while she worked the mysterious contraption.
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"No, no," she responded, shaking her head and clutching a pole with her free hand.
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But now I am here, I must have a free hand to regain my life.
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Schneider has scope to shake things up much more - if he has a free hand.
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The advocates of expansive presidential power obviously prefer letting him have a relatively free hand.
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Father Dominic squeezed my neck harder, and he grabbed both my hands with his free hand.
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She happily obliged, but pulled out her right engagement ring-free hand instead of her left.
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With her free hand, she shook the cubes in her glass and raised it to drink.
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Then there's the regulatory arena, where Mr. Trump also has a free hand to act unilaterally.
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But the current Angolan president doesn't necessarily have a free hand to press home his advantage.
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The elections do not leave the Rouhani administration with a completely free hand on economic policy.
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The people I met could not fathom why he had a free hand to bomb their country.
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The first time I used it, I had to use my free hand to shield my eyes.
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With his right arm still in the animal's jaws, Kauffman grabbed a rock with his free hand.
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And other essentials -- lint-free hand towels, a scented candle, baby oil and a box of Kleenex.
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Interestingly enough, the free hand of women's Strawweight development quickly settled into a far more stable arrangement.
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Offscreen, she has a wide-legged stance, a waggish smile and a way with free hand warmers.
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He artfully and ergonomically arranged the diapers, creams, and organic alcohol-free hand sanitizer for sensitive skin.
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That threatened to give President Bashar al-Assad and his Iranian and Russian backers a free hand.
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As for the media and his political opponents at home, Trump is acting with a free hand.
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Given a free hand, his illegal efforts to cling to power might continue from the Oval Office.
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When it went too rapidly, Wellington raised the palm of his free hand to slow things down.
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He turned me around and forced his lips on mine, restraining my arm with his free hand.
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In other words, right now, ISPs have a pretty free hand when it comes to their subscribers' data.
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By supporting Mr Trump's efforts in Jerusalem, they hope to win a free hand in Yemen and elsewhere.
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Some agencies, like the FCC, are already required to do this, but others have a more free hand.
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Yet Azali Assoumani, the president of the Comoros (pictured), has largely been given a free hand by MPs.
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With an ice slushy in hand to combat the heat, he pushes a wheelchair with his free hand.
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It comes highly rated on Amazon, with one user saying that it works well for free-hand shaving.
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Shine Distillery in Oregon said last week that it was handing out free hand sanitizer while supplies last.
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Emma Cohen uses the wall as a barre, pulling one leg to her head with her free hand.
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His free hand was wrapped in a cast, a casualty of a recent jet-skiing trip in Ibiza.
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Powerful bosses all too often choose directors who are Type-B weaklings and give them a free hand.
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"Put out your arms, strong, like this," she told him, arranging his small arms with her free hand.
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This constitutes the essence of the unnamed Putin's program: internal status quo for free hand in foreign policy.
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According to Batikrolls, they start off drawing the design — which can be drawn free-hand or with a stencil.
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Were he frustrated in Congress, the president would surely fall back on areas where he has a free hand.
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China's government initially gave fintech companies a free hand, a striking contrast to its heavy policing of traditional banks.
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Free Hand I don't just play with makeup; my acrylic nails are an important part of my style, too.
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Mitigating this unfairness will require legal reforms to deny politicians a free hand in drawing their own district boundaries.
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You can do just about anything with your smartphone—if you've got a free hand or two, of course.
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Picking it up is so hard since I'm still sore from barre class and also lack a free hand.
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And any doctor who exercises a free hand with opioids can attract a flood of pain patients and income.
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When Darius takes the picture, Sandy uses his free hand to suggest a gun that he points at Alfred.
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Gaza: Unlike the Bush and the Obama administrations, Trump is giving Israel for now a free hand in Gaza.
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"This is going to give Israel a free hand to do what it wants," an academic in Gaza said.
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He said Patay had been "given a free hand" at station 6 and had command responsibility over his operations.
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Of course, if you just want to go free-hand on a stick of butter, all the power to you.
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Fischer's comments were further indication that officials prefer to be given a free hand on deciding the future policy path.
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He sets broad strategic goals, designed to divide, distract and demoralize the West enough that Russia gets a free hand.
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The technology can handle free-hand sketches, mathematical equations, chemical structures and musical notation just as readily as cursive handwriting.
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"Now the government has a free hand to design the bureaucracy as they like, and they will," Mr. Unluhisarcikli said.
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Mr Erdogan may have outflanked Mr Trump, but the agreement does not give him a free hand in northern Syria.
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"This is going to give Israel a free hand to do what it wants," said one man in Gaza City.
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Most telling may be Wisconsin, a traditional swing state where Republicans have governed largely with a free hand since 2010.
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Llama Inn does both, with excellent raw materials, a free hand and a conviction that all of this should be fun.
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He is looking to be given a free hand in the post-Soviet space, which he regards as Russia's back yard.
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Modi has promised a strong response and says he has given the military a free hand to tackle cross-border militancy.
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Conversely, old-fashioned buttons and joysticks offer more reliable input than you'd get with a totally controller-free hand tracking system.
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Of course I gave the security forces a free hand and instructed them to do anything necessary to thwart Iran's plans.
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Valery Romanov poses in one next to a cash counting machine, and throws up a gang sign with his free hand.
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Step into each room and circulate counterclockwise, waving the incense smoke into corners and past large furniture with your free hand.
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It would have billions of new dollars as well, and a free hand to build a nuke without pesky international inspectors.
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Given the President's reluctance to concede anything to his critics, perhaps Baer wanted to preserve a free hand for his boss.
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This was because Ali's free hand was always down by his waist our out like a fencer's as he stepped in.
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With less stringent rules in place in MMA, Penn himself used to like using his free hand to smother the opponent's mouth.
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The winning candidate basically has a free hand in selecting the Cabinet and filling many other public offices, including the federal judiciary.
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Aaron Rodgers is Moses, who can part his way through a sea of people with a wave of his free hand. 2.
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Is it the perfect angles drawn free hand with a tool that's essentially a stick with an open box at the end?
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The religious police patrolled the streets looking for purported malefactors and were given a more or less free hand to do so.
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Congratulations to Rouhani, but changes will come slowly The elections boosted the moderates, but it does not give them a free hand.
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The handlebar is intended for gripping with only one hand, allowing riders to give hand signals to others with their free hand.
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Haidilao is especially famous for its out-of-this-world customer service, which includes free hand massages, companion dolls, and endless freebies.
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In some cases, as when he gave military leaders a free hand in fighting terrorism, he has willingly parted with these obligations.
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That's where you'll find the TC Top Picks — a juried cadre of exceptional startups exhibiting for free, hand-picked by TechCrunch editors.
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Inmates will also be given free hand soap until further notice, and the prison stopped internal movements of inmates between prison complexes.
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Perhaps my hostility toward Agg's healthy ego and libido and free hand with f-bombs comes from my having played with dolls.
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Yet the United States, Israel's most important patron, has given it a free hand to do with the Palestinians what it will.
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They fought for the ball and as they were separating, West shoved Irving with his free hand, earning himself a technical foul.
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Both Mr. Mouton and Mr. Prunet said they had been given a free hand to design the most effective fire protection system.
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You might say that single-payer is the system technocrats would choose if they had a free hand, with few political constraints.
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"The activists can get something of a free hand with the platform because they can be the only ones who care," Hopkins says.
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"Balance" was how he persuaded Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corporation, to launch the network in 1996 with $1bn and a free hand.
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I can't easily read incoming messages without using my free hand to push and hold a button on the side of the watch.
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But in the wake of the latest mining disaster, congressional representatives may be much less likely to give the president a free hand.
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And Purell maker GOJO will link up its touch-free hand sanitizer dispensing systems using GOJO SMARTLINK Technology with Amazon Dash as well.
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A renewed effort to stop ISIS's free hand on our streets by improving international intelligence-sharing and understand the communities ISIS recruits from.
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ABRAMS SAYS 'WE HAVE OPTIONS AND IT WOULD BE A MISTAKE FOR THE RUSSIANS TO THINK THEY HAVE A FREE HAND' IN VENEZUELA
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Some experts say Trump appeals to Moscow because Putin believes a Trump presidency would be isolationist and leave Russia with a free hand.
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With this kind of assurance, the FCC may find itself with a free hand to address the crisis in the way they describe.
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According to ProPublica's Marshall Allen and Lisa Song, Purell and Germ-X are selling alcohol-free hand sanitizers alongside their alcohol-containing products.
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But opponents complained that the ordinance would increase costs and that developers would not have a free hand in picking art they liked.
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Some analysts believe Turkey has struck a bargain with the Russians -- help "deconfliction" in Idlib in return for a free hand in Afrin.
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A conservative majority on the Court would likely give the states a free hand, which would allow them to enact even greater restrictions.
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But some people said the lack of progress in the courts did not mean the police had a free hand to dispense justice.
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Because the other sectors of the Miami Beach fair require a proposal to be approved, the Galleries sector allows for a free hand.
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"When I'm doing makeup that requires a steady hand, I grab the wrist of my drawing hand with my free hand," she reveals.
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If so, Republicans will have to ask themselves whether that's something they're willing to swallow in exchange for a free hand in domestic policy.
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The regime is calculating that their presence will dampen any Western support for the rebels holding out in Idlib, allowing it a free hand.
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As the rhythm intensified, he grabbed my black pearl necklace as he used his free hand to jerk me off, and we finished together.
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What had been a government delivery of "free" hand-outs became an exchange where people gave something of themselves in return for getting something.
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While Mr. Cruz faces the more immediate test in Indiana, Mr. Kasich will have to make swift use of his free hand in Oregon.
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Indeed, the compromise they worked through collaboratively was not what any individual member of the Senate would have written if given a free hand.
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Still holding her keys, she reached with her free hand into her purse and brought out a black canister with a bright red top.
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Like I said, courts typically give agencies a free hand in developing rules, but the cumulative weight of these manipulations is difficult to ignore.
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The first officer, still with gun drawn, pulls a rifle out of the vehicle with his free hand and tosses it on the sidewalk.
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While the White House received occasional updates, officials tell me, Pompeo and his team were given a free hand to draft the new policy.
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A president with a free hand benefits legislators because it lets them avoid accountability and responsibility to the people they are charged with representing.
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He would shake the hands of Arab leaders while picking their pockets with his free hand, but the handshake would seem warm and genuine.
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George E. Pataki in exchange for a free hand in shaping the Far West Side, viewing its development as inextricably linked to his legacy.
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I realized my carelessness only when Foos grabbed me by the neck and, with his free hand, pulled my tie up through the slats.
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As a bonus, stand-style Qi chargers let me see notifications or check recipes at a glance when I don't have a free hand.
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But since the full membership doesn't meet very often, in practice a chairperson elected by those members has a pretty free hand to run things.
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Business leaders gave him a free hand in politics, which he used to take control of independent institutions, subvert opposition parties and rig subsequent elections.
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Officials had a free hand to requisition land for the airport: 20173 villages were demolished and about 20,000 people relocated to make way for it.
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You're excited to dig into the Jingle Jangle and other tasty snacks piled high on your plate, but sadly you don't have a free hand.
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Extreme sports are often far too intense to give you the free hand you'd need to activate something like a GoPro and start recording footage.
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"They want as much free-hand on future policy as possible," he said, adding that removing the timeframe was the first step in that direction.
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In boxing, once your head is past the elbow side, the attacking fighter has to punch all the way across himself with his free hand.
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With the inauguration of Democratic governors in states like Wisconsin and Michigan, Republicans will not have a free hand in redistricting after the 2020 census.
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As we told you, Little Darlings and other strip joints also tried to attract customers last week by offering free hand sanitizer bottles and such.
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Of course, I have given the security forces a free hand and the instruction to do what is needed to thwart these plans of Iran.
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It's not that Republicans will have a totally free hand, of course—blatant voter intimidation, as well as racial discrimination in voting, are still illegal.
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A group has called for an emergency strike on Monday, if the company does not give workers hazard pay and free hand sanitizer and disinfectant.
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Before I knew what I was doing, I balled up my free hand and punched the thing in the head three times in quick succession.
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Schumer wants a pliant caucus, and with progressives fascinated by the shiny object of the presidency, he's been able to maneuver with a relatively free hand.
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Evgeny Kuznetsov attempted to carry the puck between two Penguins defenders, one of which was Kris Letang, who reached with a free hand and impeded Kuznetsov.
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Officials initially allowed them to operate with a relatively free hand but analysts say the government has grown increasingly intolerant of critical media, including foreign journalists.
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It's been evident with Syria, where Trump has given Mattis a free hand to deploy US ground troops and step up the air war against ISIS.
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The campaign has been justified by a host of new legislation granting the government a free hand over almost any matter deemed relevant to national security.
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With her left hand, she grabs a worshiper in a brown coat by her hair and, with her free hand, slaps the person across the face.
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He talks casually of abandoning our NATO allies, recognizing Russia's annexation of Crimea, and of giving the Kremlin a free hand in Eastern Europe more generally.
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Take "Pixillation" (1970), for instance, Schwartz's earliest work with Bell Labs, for which she combined black-and-white, computer-generated images with free, hand-colored animation.
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That means the incoming president will get most or all of his Cabinet picks confirmed and will have a relatively free hand in passing his congressional agenda.
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Though neither Hunter nor Williams confirmed the gossip in the wake of their divorce, Williams was seen on Instagram showing off her newly wedding ring-free hand.
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Due to those Justice Department actions, Mueller would appear to have a free hand to investigate and eventually to file charges if he feels they are merited.
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By placing Israel on the defensive, Iran gains a free hand to consolidate its control over Syria and Iraq, and to pressure America and its Arab allies.
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"President Trump would have a free hand to nominate whomever he chooses," Princeton political scientists Jonathan Kastellec and Charles Cameron write at Vox's Mischiefs of Faction blog.
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Hollywood, it seems, is opposed to today's unauthorised face-swapping, but wants to ensure it has a free hand to use such technology itself in the future.
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A safe zone that acts as a buffer against Iranian influence will enable that and ensure Iran does not have a free-hand in shaping Syria's future.
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A free hand to Mr Putin in eastern Europe could lead to all sorts of mischief in former Soviet states, and the weakening of the western alliance.
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Clinton continues to grapple with Mr. Sanders's challenge on the left, could become an intolerable prospect for Democrats eager for a free hand to engage Mr. Trump.
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Foreign policy remains an area Trump has a mostly free hand to do with as he pleases, without requiring signoff from a soon-to-be divided Congress.
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"If Ravneet Gill gets a free hand to run the bank, it would be a positive for investors as far as corporate governance is concerned," he added.
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His free hand may come at a price among Saudi Arabia's allies, but his early embrace of President Trump keeps the kingdom's key ally in his corner.
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Authorities see this as a temporary phase in China's economic development — one in which the market's free hand cannot be allowed to guide the economy quite yet.
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Mr. Amiri has a free hand with embellishment, and a love of casual staples — hoodies, flannels and so on — ratcheted to luxurious but still flea-bitten extremes.
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The French fashion label Sezane will have a shopping event on Tuesday for Frédéric Fekkai's new skin care line Bastide, with light bites and free hand massages.
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With a tradition of granting its creative team a free hand, the exhibition has a reputation for identifying new artistic developments and for displaying challenging political comment.
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He is given a free hand by those who feel in their gut that he is fighting their fight — that he is their leader and their defender.
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Waving her free hand as she clutches her phone with the other, Krishnan reads a collection of offensive tweets she's compiled, categorized by the type of trolling.
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Since then, Prandi has established a style for presenting his free-hand botanical tattoos, and he uses the Adobe Lightroom app to ensure each photo is uniform.
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" Senator Charles Schumer, the Democratic leader, denounced the president's position, asking on Twitter this month, "Why is President Trump giving the Chinese Communist Party a free hand?
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"This is going to give Israel a free hand to do what it wants," said Mosheer Amer, an associate professor at the Islamic University in Gaza City.
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Smoking with one hand, chewing celery with la otra, she walked up to White Toga Bitch, finished eating the celery, and placed her free hand on Jaime's crotch.
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Fearing I would drop the AirPod, I quickly placed it back in my ear — my podcast started up again — and grabbed the bag with my now free hand.
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Israel has vowed it will retain a free hand to hit hard areas along its border and elsewhere in Syria where it suspects Iranian-backed forces are stationed.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised a strong response to the attack and says he has given the military a free hand to tackle cross-border militancy.
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In a recent letter to the government, they wanted a further decline in non-wage labor costs, and a free hand in getting rid of their permanent staff.
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Some scribbles, however, were more rewarding than others: Doodling sent the greatest amount of blood flow to the brain, followed by free-hand drawing, and coloring the mandala.
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The prime minister is focused on winning a referendum this autumn to alter the constitution so that the next government has a free hand for its entire term.
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Political analysts say that could involve giving Moscow a free hand in much of the former Soviet Union in return for a commitment not to interfere in Europe.
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China views all of East Asia as its sphere of influence and wants a free hand to pursue its territorial ambitions in the South and East China Seas.
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And citing this precedent, Republican senators may eliminate the filibuster for Supreme Court justices as well, giving Mr. Trump a nearly free hand to appoint whom he wants.
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"The security forces, the regime's ultimate bulwark against a serious challenge, will likely have a free hand to limit the scope of protests should they expand," Rome said.
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But Peskov too did not hold back his criticism, saying calls from Western powers for Russia to cut support for Assad amounted to giving terrorists a free hand.
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"Trump appointed her to defang regulatory agencies, gut regulatory protections and give corporations a free hand to pollute and pilfer, poison and profiteer," said Public Citizen's Robert Weissman.
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The election was also rigged by people within the F.B.I. — people who clearly felt that under Mr. Comey they had a free hand to indulge their political preferences.
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If there is a government, the League must have a free hand to protect Italian citizens' security and to dismantle a business made on the backs of migrants.
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Despite the short demo, the lag-free hand-tracking was so darn impressive (and didn't make me nauseous) that I could have spent hours playing with the VR blocks.
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Separately, Duterte said the United Nations, European Union and United States would get a free hand to investigate killings in his anti-narcotics campaign, but only under Philippine laws.
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Since the FTC can't, and the FCC won't, enact the requisite consumer protections, ISPs have rather a free hand in how they choose to implement or not implement security.
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I meant to order another one in a larger size this morning, but didn't have a free hand while nursing for long enough to find exactly what I wanted.
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His base probably couldn't care less about what happens in Helsinki, so he has a free hand to deal with Putin in a way few other US presidents have.
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A constitutional crisis that has gripped the country for five months has allowed the right-wing Law and Justice party to govern with a free hand, prompting protests nationwide.
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While President Trump has allowed Mr. Putin a free hand to meddle in American politics, he cannot ignore yet another attempted murder of a Putin foe on allied soil.
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With traditional light switches, you can only turn your lights on and off from one, maybe two spots in a room, and only if you have a free hand.
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The company has closed its offices in Seattle and is offering free hand sanitizer and gloves to its delivery drivers as long as they pay the price of shipping.
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"This is going to give Israel a free hand to do what it wants," said Mosheer A. Amer, an associate professor at the Islamic University here in Gaza City.
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Turkey had long wanted the small American force to leave, seeking a free hand to remove the Kurds -- something the US sought to prevent until Trump's sudden and chaotic reversal.
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"The activists can get something of a free hand with the platform because they can be the only ones who care," says Dave Hopkins, a political scientist at Boston College.
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Joining Seyfried (and a cute cat she was petting with her free hand) were husband Thomas Sadoski and their then-newborn daughter Nina, whom the couple welcomed in March 2017.
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"Troops have been given a free hand," he said, referencing the speech given by Modi a day after the February bombing, claimed by the Jaish-e-Mohammed Islamist militant group.
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So the rebels hope a more isolationist United States will give regional states a free hand, allowing Saudi Arabia to provide the anti-aircraft missiles President Barack Obama has vetoed.
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Poirier was wise to this and initially attempted to circle away from the kick before stepping in to swing with his free hand while both of Pettis's hands were occupied.
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Meanwhile, halfway around the world, our new secretary of Defense, James Mattis, delivered a clear message to Pyongyang and Beijing: they would no longer have a free hand in Asia.
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The tycoon has since raised his interest to 96.5 percent, Refinitiv data show, giving him a free hand to deal with Dior even before new French rules come into force.
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Separately, Duterte said the United Nations, European Union and United States would get a free hand to investigate the killings in his anti-narcotics campaign, but only under Philippine laws.
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Even after the passage of the War Powers Resolution in 1973, which was meant to reassert congressional war-making power, presidents have continued to act with a relatively free hand.
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If the calendar months were men in a bar then, without doubt, January would be the one who stands at the urinal playing candy crush saga with his free hand.
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Britain's Supreme Court began what is expected to be four days of hearings on the government's efforts to retain a free hand in organizing the exit from the European Union.
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Here's the deal ... the world-famous Little Darlings in Las Vegas just announced a massive giveaway: 50,000 bottles of free hand sanitizer, one for each paying customer while supplies last.
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LVMH, the world's largest luxury house, announced earlier this month that it would start making alcohol-free hand sanitizer in its factories that are normally used to manufacture its perfumes.
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I quickly found a light with my free hand as I held Lev with the other, and we burst out laughing when we realized it was my old Muck boot.
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Since the president has a relatively free hand in pursuing national security issues and foreign affairs, it is on this stage that Clinton's initiatives will come immediately to the fore.
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A jubilant Netanyahu expected a free hand on settlements, while even further-right leaders, like the Jewish Home Party's Naftali Bennett, crowed about the demise of the two-state solution.
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Otto von Bismarck, a Prussian statesman, craved the outcrop, and in 1890 Britain ceded it to Germany in exchange for a free hand in the former slave-trading sultanate of Zanzibar.
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Absent religious liberty protections, many communities would have a free hand to manipulate zoning laws to bar the construction of mosques, and Muslim public employees could be forbidden to wear headscarves.
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Yet in the rematch McGregor showed better control of the position, stalling Diaz's free hand and eventually cutting an angle out to that side when Diaz moved to make something happen.
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For the study, 50 volunteers were asked to work on three different art activities: coloring inside a mandala (one of those black and white concentric patterns), doodling, or free-hand drawing.
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There is the sweep we have just seen, but if the opponent's pressure comes off, he can post his free hand on the mat and perform a basic technical stand up.
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Michael Lee, chief executive of the ATM Industry Association, said consumers could reduce their risk when using A.T.M.s by covering the keypad with their free hand while they enter their PIN.
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Even Brian seemed seduced by the force of her vision, his free hand brushing the vehicles she had spurned, half in consolation, half in wonder at what they might have lacked.
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Yeah, the smartwatch sits on a the wrist but as soon as it pings you need to bring it up to your face and use your free hand to manipulate it.
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The film has been adapted from Gauguin's "Noa Noa," the painter's journal of his first stretch living in Tahiti, with what the director, Edouard Deluc, has acknowledged was a free hand.
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On his free hand, he wore a gleaming silver gauntlet, which he shimmied off and placed on the floor so that it stood upright like the disembodied hand of a knight.
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There are reasons to worry that given a free hand by Russia, Mr. Erdogan would bomb the Syrian Kurds mercilessly, as he has done in Turkey, creating more enemies and instability.
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And after appearing to give the Israeli government a free hand in settlement construction, the president told an Israeli newspaper, Israeli Hayom, last week that settlements "don't help" the peace process.
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However, the European Fine Art Fair in the Netherlands announced it will be taking more precautionary steps during its mid-March run to disinfect visitor areas and offer free hand sanitizer.
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Maintaining and extending sanctions and energy sales abroad are therefore major weapons to cripple Moscow's efforts to subvert pro-Western regimes and gain a free hand for its policies of aggression.
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Oculus has previously acquired companies that work on glove-free hand tracking, but it's hard to say what its endgame is — although for now, we'd really like to try that web shooter.
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Good news for manicure novices, because instead of struggling to free-hand a rose design on your finger nail, you can slap on a Jamberry wrap in a fraction of the time.
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The same would happen in case of radical labor market reforms — essentially a free-hand at hiring and firing — which, according to some analysts, have gone much further than those in Germany.
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Our writers have a free hand to cover the intersection of sports and politics, sports and pop culture, sports and business, or, frankly, just about any topic even tangentially related to sports.
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Our writers have a free hand to cover the intersection of sports and politics, sports and pop culture, sports and business, or, frankly, just about any topic even tangentially related to sports.
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Mr. Vehi opened each urchin Cadaqués-style, with a large, curved knife, bringing its blade to bear on the sea urchin as he rotated it in the palm of his free hand.
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The former justice minister under Rousseff, Jose Eduardo Cardozo, gave the federal police a relatively free hand to participate in the Petrobras investigation — even when it threatened Rousseff's own Workers' Party (PT).
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When you want to bring your cat along but you don't have a free hand to spare, the Pet Gear 1-GO2 Plus Traveler Rolling Backpack Carrier is just what you need.
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Bran's basic indifference to governance means that the likes of Edmure, Bronn, Gendry, and whoever is now running Dorne will have a free hand to rule their domains as they see fit.
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Chechnya, a majority Muslim area, is technically under Moscow's control, but Mr. Kadyrov has been given a generally free hand to run it in exchange for his loyalty to the central government.
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He quickly brought secessionist states back into the Union and gave ex-Confederates a free hand in directing the South, which they used to impose slavery-like conditions on the formerly enslaved.
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One of the most clever features is the IR energy sensor that automatically pauses pumping when the milk container is full — a big plus when you don&apost have a free hand.
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In Britain, the Supreme Court began what is expected to be four days of hearings on the government's efforts to retain a free hand in organizing the exit from the European Union.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — In the polyvalent and multilayered drawings of André Masson, you can sense a free hand in love with its own movement, but not with itself.
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But it's definitely helpful for when you're lacing up your sneakers and need to map out your route for your run but don't have a free hand to do it on your phone.
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While Marie Claire UK noted earlier this month that balayage is usually done free-hand without foils to achieve a softer look, Jung seemed to be putting her own spin on the process.
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And as the parties have become more polarized, the odds that a newly elected president backed by newly confirmed congressional majorities will have a fairly free hand to enact his agenda have soared.
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To this, Sheard responded that central banks independence means they can make their own decisions in their committees, but it doesn't give them a free hand to ignore what the government is doing.
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It would give the nominee an opportunity to present his thoughts on whether the court's free hand in choosing its docket has accelerated a political polarization not seen in the U.S. in generations.
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The SPD voted on Thursday to hold talks with the conservatives after SPD leader Martin Schulz made an impassioned plea for a free hand to work for a social "United States of Europe".
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Trump has signaled that the young crown prince has a free hand at home to imprison and execute and can continue his overseas adventurism with no more than a slap on the wrist.
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Lawmakers have put forth bipartisan sanctions bills against Erdogan's government, accusing Trump of giving the Turkish leader a free hand in massacring the Kurdish militias who proved vital in the fight against ISIS.
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As the nation discovered with the Edward Snowden leaks about surveillance, Congress has generally allowed the national security state to operate with a relatively free hand in the name of protecting the homeland.
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Putin has a free hand in what he does and how far he can go, whereas Trump's limitations lie in the democratic institutions that safeguard the United States against despotism and authoritarian overreach.
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This interpretation of the law gives a free hand to the volatile and thoughtless Mr. Trump, which could prove even more dangerous if he were to decide to attack North Korea or Iran.
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It is unclear how much of a free hand Mr. Tebboune, the new president, will have in running the country, with the military leaders in General Gaïd Salah's circle still in the background.
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On the other hand, it says Mr Trump's decision to scrap DACA is unreviewable because executive agencies have a free hand to shape immigration policy as they choose, free of oversight from meddling judges.
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If Lucasfilm wanted to conduct a whispering campaign against the directors to ensure fans were on the company's side in this conflict, it would have much more of a free hand to do so.
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Prakash Javadekar, human resource development minister, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had given a free hand to the military to respond to an attack on an Indian security convoy in disputed Kashmir on Feb.
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Since you'll only have one free hand, it'll be harder to mindlessly snag unhealthy bites, explained Jessica Dogert, RD, dietitian at Fitness Formula Clubs Lincoln Park in Chicago, in a previous interview with Health.
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He took one shoe off and handled it, pressing the instep, placing his hand inside the shoe, nodding at it, tapping with the fingers of his free hand on the rigid sole and heel.
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The remedy is simple—catch the opponent's jab in your right palm—but many great jabbers get out of the habit and begin slamming in jabs with their free hand down by their chest.
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Alter renders perhaps the most famous poetic lines in English with an admirable deference to the K.J.V. and a free hand with the particulars: The L ord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
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While the transaction would return Dell to the public markets, the new stock structure would leave Mr. Dell with a free hand to keep making changes in the company to adapt to new trends.
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Yet plenty of alcohol-free hand sanitizers are sold out or in high demand on Amazon as well, which means that customers are buying and using them, even though they don't work as well.
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At her September news conference, however, Ms. Yellen reminded market participants that future policy makers would have a free hand to follow the Bernanke playbook the next time the country faces a financial crisis.
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Speaking of soaking up... Luke kneels down beside one of the gentle giants, squeezes its udder, prompting the green milk to shoot out into a bottle he holds under it with his free hand.
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No services are currently functioning in the city, and it is all but demolished under the U.S.-led coalition's heavy airstrikes, which the Trump administration had given a free hand to "accelerate" the operation.
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What Washington truly seems to want is the kind of free hand it had in the 1980s to coerce one country after another into bringing its surplus with the United States down to zero.
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Click here to view original GIFTrying to hurriedly stuff a backpack with everything you need before heading out the door is made difficult when you don't have a free hand to hold the thing open.
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WhatsApp has been given a relatively free hand since 2014, when Facebook bought it for $22 billion, but in recent months its two co-founders have announced their resignations, opening the door to closer integration.
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Opponents of the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) claim that the free hand of an unrestricted marketplace will guide biofuels into our fuel supply, driving economic competition and giving consumers better options at the gas pump.
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It's deceptively spacious inside, which makes it great for carrying to work, and I love that it has multiple handle options so I can swing it over my shoulder if I need a free hand.
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Boeing says that it needs to study the technology further before installing it on planes, and is hoping to include things like hands-free faucets, automated toilet seats and lids, and touch-free hand dryers.
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For more than half a century, Congress and the Supreme Court have tended to give presidents an almost free hand in starting wars, which are checked only later by the gradual mobilization of public opposition.
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But Turkey's support for the rebels may be weakening in exchange for Russia's giving Turkey a free hand to go after Kurdish forces in Syria that Mr. Erodogan considers allies of Kurdish separatists in Turkey.
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After Mr. Putin announced his proposed constitutional changes last week, the prime minister, Dmitri A. Medvedev, and his entire government promptly resigned, giving Mr. Putin a free hand to reappoint ministers or name new ones.
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Controller-free hand tracking was first rolled out for Quest headsets in December, but it users had to manually toggle it on and off from the main menu each time they wanted to use it.
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Loosening the cap will give the USPS a free hand to double down on rate increases, which will exacerbate mail volume declines and thus fail to increase revenue, which then creates additional exposure for taxpayers.
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Minnesota Vikings safety Anthony Harris — playing for an injured Andrew Sendejo — closed in and grabbed Kupp short of the goal line, punched the ball with his free hand, then stripped it away and recovered the fumble.
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Chinese home appliance maker Midea, which is bidding for control of German industrial robot maker Kuka , rose slightly, after news that Kuka's supervisory board has given CEO Till Reuter a free hand for the takeover negotiations.
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By the end of the year, the Kurds had driven Iraqi forces from the region, laying the groundwork for a semi-autonomous zone in which they were given a free hand to run their own affairs.
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Mr. Hollande argues that France is at war with a new kind of enemy — the Islamist terrorist ready to strike on French soil — and that the government must have a free hand to tackle the threat.
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For the samurai game, one player is on offense and the other on defense; the attacker swings their sword and the opponent has to try to "catch" it by clapping their free hand to the controller.
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Under the legislation, parliament would have a virtual free hand in choosing members of the National Judiciary Council (KRS), a body that decides judicial appointments and promotions - a right earlier reserved chiefly for the judges themselves.
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Carefully balancing the plane's joystick between his legs and using his free hand to take a bomb out of a small box, he removed the safety pin with his teeth and lobbed it out the window.
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The proposals give the parliament a virtually free hand in deciding the composition of the Supreme Court and how judges are selected and are "in gross conflict" with the constitution, the signatories said in their petition.
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The ruling, due by the end of June, could impact U.S. elections for decades either by allowing federal courts to curb partisan gerrymandering or by giving state legislators a free hand to draw districts as they choose.
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"It's my Holy Week car," says Lowlow, 52, running his free hand over the the soft blues, pinks, and whites that make up a dazzling (if cluttered) candy painted canvas of Christian imagery covering the car's exterior.
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While Kelly called for a battering ram, the President, from his cramped position on the floor, was indeed feeling around with his one free hand (the other held the cheeseburger) for the nuclear button on his desk.
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" The official added, "Sometimes dictators are able to kid themselves that 'Hey, once I've got that weapon, I'm invincible, and I have a free hand to launch conventional wars and subversion and assassination campaigns against my neighbors.
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Abroad, Mr. Trump has weakened NATO, given Russia an increasingly free hand in Syria, minimized sanctions against Russian actors, questioned America's commitment to protecting Eastern Europe from Russian aggression and defended Mr. Putin on the world stage.
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Denmark was a victim but did take action, and I think broke relation with Iran, but the rest of European countries accept that Iran has a free hand to undermine security in the rest of the world.
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Indicated 0.7 percent higher The supervisory board of the German industrial robot maker has given Chief Executive Till Reuter a free hand for negotiations concerning a 4.5 billion euro takeover bid by China'sMidea, sources said on Tuesday.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE and his brother Lt. Col.
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Second, the free hand of the executive branch is constrained by a requirement in section 8005 that "in no case" may funds be redirected "where the item for which funds are requested has been denied by the Congress".
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Maybe it's the fact that they can be done with a free hand, or maybe it's because they look good in any color combo imaginable — and it doesn't hurt that, with their abstract nature, making mistakes is NBD.
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"Trump is trying to get a free hand in controlling peace on the Korean peninsula with his tweets and we can't let that happen," said Kim Dong-yup of Kyungnam University's Institute for Far Eastern Studies in Seoul.
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Whenever he shakes a person's hand, he tends to yank on their arm with a strange shoulder-jerking motion while simultaneously patting them with his free hand as if to reassure them that what they're experiencing is normal.
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"I don't think it's particularly desirable, but we don't rule it out because we have to be allowed a free hand to get the best negotiations... it's a reminder that this is a two-way negotiation," she said.
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The move set in motion plans for a party congress next year virtually certain to confirm Mr. Xi as leader for five more years and allow him a free hand in reshaping the party's top ranks next year.
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If you pass an ashtray that you'll have to empty in five minutes and you have a free hand, empty it now, because you never know when you'll run into a situation that'll eat up those five minutes.
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His election buoyed members of the far right, who believed that his campaign promises of no daylight closeness between America and Israel would translate into a free hand for Israelis to build Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
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With a free hand to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat and potential future high court vacancies during this term, along with lower federal court appointments, Trump will have the chance to reshape the high court and federal judiciary.
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But in a sign Isaka may not have a free hand in implementing a radical overhaul of the $90 billion retail conglomerate, the company said Suzuki, widely respected in Japan's retail industry, will stay on as an honorary adviser.
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The trick, of course, for a Trump administration will be to ensure that fiscal stimulus proponents do not get a totally free hand and, in addition to pushing for a building boom, cut taxes radically and increase military expenditures.
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Even as they appeared sympathetic to the government's interpretation of the high court's past insider trading decisions, the justices were wary of radically expanding the government's power and affording prosecutors too much of a free hand in these cases.
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Two months later, in March, as the virus had spread through Europe and supplies came under pressure, LVMH announced that it would start making alcohol-free hand sanitizer in its factories, which were normally used to manufacture its perfumes.
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It goes without saying that the folksy, word-of-mouth distribution aspect of the free, hand-knit caps seems to have a very different feel from the 2017 Official Inauguration Gold Seal baseball hat, available for $40 on shop.donaldjtrump.com.
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A deputy, Ehud Olmert, stepping up to replace him, gave a free hand and endless resources to the clandestine campaign that the Mossad, Israel's civilian intelligence agency, was running to stop, or at least delay, the Iranian nuclear project.
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She noticed her driver, named Xu, was making "vulgar" motions around his pants with his free hand while driving, and decided to film it as evidence for a complaint she later submitted to Didi Chuxing, the country's largest ride-hailing firm.
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But the downside is the Democrats in the House of Representatives could block some key initiatives and House controlled committees could make life tough for a president who has had a free hand in forcing tax law changes and deregulation.
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The firebrand leader, who has targeted 8 percent economic growth in the medium term, will also replace three other outgoing members of the monetary board, giving him a free hand in choosing a majority for the seven-member policy-making committee.
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Network access in the U.S. and most other countries is controlled by a small number of giant service providers, and the reversal of net neutrality rules means that they have a free hand to promote their own properties and stifle competitors.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's ruling AK Party gave a free hand for years to a religious movement led by U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen it now accuses of orchestrating a failed military coup, Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said on Thursday.
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"The implication is that without the restraining influence of Cohn on Trump, the president will now have a free hand to press ahead with further tariffs and generally up the ante on trade," said Neil Wilson, an analyst at ETX Capital.
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With President Francois Hollande's dismal approval rating of 15 percent, the Socialist government knows that there are no votes in spending cuts or in job losses by giving a free hand to businesses to hire and fire at their discretion.
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In one respect—his promise to give the police a free hand to kill criminals, notably suspected drug-traffickers—the man sometimes nicknamed "Duterte Harry" seems to have been taken at his word even before his inauguration on June 30th.
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Rajapaksa is the younger brother of former president Mahinda Rajapaksa, and the two nationalists gave the military a free hand to crush the Tamil separatists and end a 26-year civil war that had left more than 100,000 people dead.
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But those in Germany regretting that this will now give free hand to the young French President Emmanuel Macron to carry the torch of "European sovereignty" — whatever that means — are just demonstrating a worrying aspect of the French-German relationship.
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Abe did not give details on the size of the package, but Japanese stocks jumped nearly 4 percent and the yen weakened over perceptions a landslide victory in upper house elections now gives him a free hand to draft economic policy.
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Why spend $3.79 on a bottle of hand sanitizer from Target when Byredo, a European luxury brand, makes what it calls a "rinse-free hand wash" with floral notes of pear and bergamot for $35 (although that, too, is sold out)?
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Late on Friday the EU Commission moved to formalise a deal reached by EU finance ministers on March 5 to suspend EU budget rules that limit borrowing, giving hardest-hit Italy and other governments a free hand to fight the disease.
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They break free and race across, bounding onto the sidewalk, their hands rejoined like paper cutouts, zigzagging here, zigzagging there, Maggie clutching Zoom Zoom with her free hand, choking the thing, its dangly legs and arms, its floppy, flattened ears.
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The president stiffened his tone on settlements after he met briefly with King Abdullah II of Jordan; his advisers, including Jared Kushner, spoke with Arab officials, who urged the administration not to give Israel a free hand on the issue.
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After installing the new "v13" update, though, if you have controller-free hand tracking switched on in your Oculus Quest's settings menu, you should just be able to put your Touch controllers down to have your Quest start tracking your hands.
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There aren't any games on the Oculus Store that support controller-free hand tracking right now, according to UploadVR, so it's only something you can play with in the Quest's built-in apps and in the virtual Oculus Home launcher.
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But Mr. Priebus has had a relatively free hand to pick the operational staff that handles the day-to-day operations of every White House, while selling Mr. Trump on Sean Spicer, the pugnacious R.N.C. spokesman, for White house press secretary.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave troops a "free hand" to respond to the attack, and near-daily searches in villages in Kashmir since then have often triggered violent confrontations, with civilians caught in crossfire to the alarm of rights groups.
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Police went in hours after Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha used a security measure that critics dub "the dictator's law" to give forces a free hand to arrest, search, demolish or do anything else they see fit to apprehend Phra Dhammachayo.
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Until now, Google has enjoyed a free hand to decide how present search results, and it has often decided that prominently featuring Google-owned services like Google Maps, Google News, or Google Flights was the best way to do that.
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Called the "United States Fair and Reciprocal Tariff Act" — or, as former White House director of communications Anthony Scaramucci points out, the FART Act — the bill would give Trump a free hand to raise tariffs against any country whenever he likes.
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Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksTrump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in Trump's former personal assistant to oversee White House personnel office MORE will return next month for a second stint at the White House, where she will serve as a counselor to the president working alongside senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE.
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Through periodic polling of queued-up teens, I catch wind of free lotion at QVC, free hand massages at the booth for Yes to Carrots, and a meet-and-greet event with Justin Bieber's ex-girlfriend hosted by a cotton-ball brand.
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Fidesz also won convincingly in local elections, securing a two-thirds majority in Parliament, which will give the party a free hand to pursue still deeper legal and constitutional changes that have already given it firm control over courts and other state institutions.
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Putin and other top politicians have pledged that the tax burden will not be raised, but privately officials say that once a March 2018 presidential election is out of the way the government will be given a free hand to formally raise taxes.
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Flashback: For years, conversations about tech policy have been dominated by deregulatory rhetoric from free market experts and think tanks, and their positions have helped to shape a business climate that gave tech companies a free hand to grow massive and massively profitable.
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Government sources have told Reuters Abe is looking to quietly ditch a pledge to balance the budget by fiscal 2020 in favor of a looser debt-to-GDP ratio target, a move that gives him a free hand to delay the tax hike.
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On December 30th Mr Macri declared a "national statistical emergency", a decree that gives Mr Todesca a free hand to appoint new directors and allows INDEC to suspend publication of data on GDP, inflation, poverty and unemployment until the end of 2016.
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Renzi has had to govern with a center-right/center-left coalition that does not have full control over the Senate, meaning he has not been able to rule with a free hand, and perhaps explaining why some reforms have fallen flat.
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Candidates will raise many issues next fall, but one question is likely to overshadow them all: whether Trump governs with a largely free hand through 2020 -- or sees his presidency cut in half by Democratic majorities in one or both congressional chambers.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Facing brutal urban warfare in Mosul and with their push slowed by the presence of one million residents, Iraqi commanders examined changing strategy last week to help civilians leave to give the army a free hand to strike Islamic State fighters.
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BRUSSELS, March 21 (Reuters) - The European Union executive moved to formalise an agreement reached by EU finance ministers on March 5 to suspend EU budget rules that put limits on borrowing so that governments have a free hand in fighting the coronavirus.
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Many in Russia had hoped that Mr. Trump would lift the sanctions imposed by the United States over Moscow's decision to annex Crimea and destabilize Ukraine, and that he would give Russia a free hand to act in the former Soviet republics.
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In domestic policy, presidents are constrained by Congress and the courts about what damage they can cause, but in foreign policy a president has a largely free hand — and the ability to launch nuclear strikes that would pretty much destroy the world.
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"Ideally, it removes the chaos and it gives John Kelly the free hand that he needs to establish a real chain of command — make sure that things run orderly and the president's policies are pursued," King told The Hill in an interview.
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In another study, Kaimal used a novel technique called functional near-infrared spectroscopy—involving headbands that use light to monitor brain activity—to assess what happens when participants doodled, colored within the lines of a mandala image, or made free-hand drawings.
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Under the legislation, heavily supported by PiS lawmakers, parliament would have a virtual free hand in choosing members of the National Judiciary Council (KRS), a powerful body that decides judicial appointments and promotions which was a right earlier reserved chiefly for the judges themselves.
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Trump's unexpected decision to withhold protection from Syria's Kurds after a phone call with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan a week ago swiftly upended five years of U.S. policy in the Middle East, giving a free hand to Washington's adversaries in the world's deadliest ongoing war.
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Guantanamera 939 9813th Ave, New York, NY 10019 (212) 262-35 It's Havana by way of Hell's Kitchen at this nearly 324-year-old, mural-covered Eighth Avenue mainstay that hands out cigars—free, hand-rolled cigars, to be exact—on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Schaeuble said he doubted whether the United States truly believed the world order would be equally sound if China and Russia were to fill the gaps it left and if Beijing and Moscow were given a free hand to dominate their spheres of influence.
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However, insofar as no senators hail from the District of Columbia, the president will have an especially free hand to make appointments to the prominent U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, a traditional testing ground for future Supreme Court justices.
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Read more:Some children develop severe infections from coronavirus, and the youngest ones have the highest risk, study saysWhat to do if you get the coronavirus, from transportation to ordering foodAlcohol-free hand sanitizer prices are skyrocketing, but they don't actually work to prevent the coronavirus
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New York's governor announced the states is producing free hand sanitizer made by prison inmates — but some people are making their own at homeOn Monday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the state would begin producing its own hand sanitizer using labor from prison inmates.
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"I think by taking the step to relinquish the position of the board chair, it's a very important structural change so that he would not have a completely free hand to muscle his way through decisions," said Jonas Kron, a Trillium senior vice president.
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In a bargain to hold onto the region, the Kremlin has given Mr. Kadyrov, the son of a Sufi imam, or preacher, who switched sides during the second war, a free hand to rule as he likes at home in exchange for loyalty to Moscow.
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The lawsuit claimed that there was a "pervasive culture of rape and other sexual abuse" at the Rose M. Singer Center, the women's jail, and it accused the city of giving correction officers a "perceived free hand to retaliate" against women who reported them.
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SpotMini has to identify the correct human (not, for instance, the camera man), find a free hand on the human, then put a Diet Coke in this hand and release the Diet Coke at the precise moment it can know the human has a good grip.
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I spent a lot of time hunting for those elusive key stems, which hide camouflaged in thick clusters of grape leaves, kneeling, stooping and bending my body into regrettable contortions, snipping aimlessly until a cluster dropped into my free hand (or, just as often, onto the ground).
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The budget debate is the only time of the year when Democrats will have free hand to offer amendments on any issue they want to discuss, as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The Saudis must feel pretty good about what they have extracted from the Trump administration: A free hand to wage war in Yemen with American support; the isolation of their arch nemesis, Iran; acquiescence to their blockade of Qatar, and a warm embrace from the President.
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The best historical thinking is that Hitler believed he could win the war against American shipping in the Atlantic if he had a free hand, and he apparently decided that Japan's bold stroke in the Pacific gave him the opening he needed to control the Atlantic.
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Russia responded by returning a prepayment from Ukraine, saying it would not restart shipments until the contract was amended, but the point is Russia won't have a free hand in Ukraine; the U.S. has signaled this by authorizing the sale of anti-tank missiles to Kiev.
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Equity investors got a rare double dose of positive news earlier this month when Washington and Beijing agreed a preliminary deal to avoid additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods and a British general election gave the ruling Conservative Party a free hand to enact its Brexit agenda.
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Equity investors got a rare double dose of positive news earlier this month when Washington and Beijing agreed a preliminary deal to avoid additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods and a British general election gave the ruling Conservative Party a free hand to enact its Brexit agenda.
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She will work closely with Trump's son-in-law, Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, on political matters.
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By rewarding its claim on Jerusalem with official recognition, Mr. Trump is giving Israel a free hand to accelerate its policies of creeping annexation of the occupied Palestinian territories and its deliberate attempts to erase the Palestinians' historical, political, cultural and demographic presence in historic Palestine.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese premier Shinzo Abe is looking to quietly ditch a pledge to balance the budget by fiscal 2020 in favor of a looser debt-to-GDP ratio target, a move that gives him a free hand to delay again an unpopular sales tax hike, government sources say.
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During the negotiations of the accord, discussion of core issues — such as borders and settlements, the fate of Palestinian refugees and the status of Jerusalem — was postponed in favor of a gradual approach without any guarantees, arbitration process or accountability, giving Israel a free hand to prejudge the outcome.
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A closely supervised two-day visit to the region arranged by the authorities for 10 diplomats in early November did little to address the humanitarian crisis and should not be used as a "smoke screen" for giving the military a free hand to increase its operations, Ms. Lee said.
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Many Republicans and their conservative allies would prefer not to abolish the filibuster on Supreme Court nominees, knowing that it could come back to haunt them by allowing a future Democratic majority a free hand — essentially the same reason Democrats left high court nominees out of the 2013 change.
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Even Trump appointee Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandCongress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim MORE mustered the courage to testify to what he saw and heard.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, who was reassigned from his post last week after testifying against Trump in the House impeachment inquiry.
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One influential backer behind the Digital Service is White House adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE (The Associated Press).
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At Paul Surridge's show for Roberto Cavalli, his Modernist tiger print — to my eye, it looked more like a wavy surrealist seascape in de Chirico colors but it wouldn't be Cavalli without an animal print, I suppose — and a free hand with sequins showered men and women both.
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The design could have been carried out exactingly, but Goldberg works it with a free hand, his shapes approximate rather than precise, all covered with staccato dots and dashes that vary in size and placement, emphasizing the artist's human agency in the picture (he also leaves his initial graphite lines visible).
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A Western diplomat briefed on the coordination told Reuters last year that, while Israel had a "free hand" in Syria, it was expected not to take any military action in neighboring Iraq, where the United States has been struggling to help achieve stability since its 2003 invasion to topple Saddam Hussein.
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I try to push him off with my one free hand — for some reason, I keep holding my purse with the other — and I finally get a knee up high enough to push him out and off and I turn, open the door, and run out of the dressing room.
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The move gives rival Chief Executive Tom Enders a free hand for the rest of what will now be his last term as CEO, ending in April 2019, but also casts him as a caretaker as Airbus looks for fresh blood to lead it out of a growing corruption scandal.
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"Most would welcome a calm, co-operative relationship between China and the U.S., but they will be deeply concerned at anything that looks like Trump will give Xi a free hand over the South China Sea dispute, or elsewhere," said Storey, who is based at the ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute.
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"I try to push him off with my one free hand — for some reason, I keep holding my purse with the other — and I finally get a knee up high enough to push him out and off and I turn, open the door, and run out of the dressing room," Carroll writes.
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Republicans in the House and Senate have implicitly made a devil's bargain with Trump, giving him a free hand to indulge his kleptocratic and autocratic tendencies in exchange for what they want: stalwart conservative judges for the Supreme Court, and a presidential signature on whatever bills Ryan and McConnell manage to pass.
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The study suggests that it has a lot to do with the fact that in Western capitalist economies, the idea that the free-hand of the market should never be interfered with (thus opposing environmental regulations or limits to fossil fuel production) has become entrenched—and is particularly associated with the political right.
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This, according to some experts, is the key reason Russia decided to escalate so dramatically in 2015: They came to believe that Obama wasn't as invested in trying to push out Assad as they were in trying to keep him in power, which means the US would largely give them a free hand.
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President Ronald Reagan later undid much of that, for example by allowing the FBI a free hand to enter the premises of dozens of Christian and other organizations viewed as critical of his foreign policy, but by this time American politics had entered a more conservative phase, and the bureau's stock rose.
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Beijing&aposs ideal scenario includes a free hand to violate human rights in Xinjiang and Hong Kong; it includes continuing to press for reunification with Taiwan; and it includes achieving the aims of China 2025, the Chinese Communist Party&aposs plan to transition the country&aposs economy to one based on technology.
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Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northern Syria after a phone call with Erdogan not only cleared the way for the Turkish incursion, but it also gives a free hand to Washington's adversaries in the world's deadliest ongoing war, namely Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian and Iranian allies.
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"I have to be honest, I have to tell the central authorities the feelings and sentiments of Hong Kong people, and if there are things I feel that we can handle, and they are totally in line with the provisions of the Basic Law, then Hong Kong should be given a free hand," she said.
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A while later she is on the phone, looking at the white and red sign on the wall across from her bed – Please switch off all mobile phones it says – and she's talking to her boyfriend Vega with her free hand, tracing an absent-minded pattern on her belly that hasn't begun to grow yet.
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"Boris Johnson is set for a huge majority in the general election, which will give him a free hand to pursue the long-term trade deal with the EU he wishes," Mujtaba Rahman, managing director of Europe at Eurasia Group, said in a research note shortly after the exit poll was published Thursday evening.
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Trump aides no longer talk about a grand bargain with Russia, offering President Vladimir Putin a free hand in Ukraine in exchange for iron-fisted support in the fight against Islamic State: a loud advocate for such a deal, Michael Flynn, the president's first national security adviser, was fired for lying about contacts with Russian envoys.
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But if Justice Kennedy votes with the conservatives, as he has all but once in adjudicating 21 abortion restrictions over the decades, as David S. Cohen points out, the 4-4 result will leave the 5th circuit ruling alone and southern states will have a free hand to drastically reduce the number of clinics within their borders.
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But if Mr. Johnson wants a free hand to make trade deals with the United States and other countries and to position Britain as more of a low-tax, light-regulation economy, Brussels will demand a tougher set of trade restrictions, unwilling to have a large competitor so close with significantly more favorable conditions for business and finance.
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Other West Wing developments: Longtime Trump aide Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksTrump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in Trump's former personal assistant to oversee White House personnel office MORE, 31, who left the White House for a top communications job with Fox Corp.
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Mr. Tovey, who has served as music director of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra since 2000, a position he will soon leave to become the principal conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra in London, gave the Philharmonic a fairly free hand to try to drown out Mr. Bronfman in the Bartok's outer movements, though any such attempts were futile.
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Trump's former communications director will work as a senior adviser for Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE's office, the White House confirmed Thursday.
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Duterte, who has admitted to personally killing criminals during his two decades as mayor of his hometown of Davao City, has been criticized by the international community and human rights organizations for his brutal war on drugs, which has given police officers a free hand in delivering lethal justice to anyone they so much as suspect of involvement in the narcotics trade.
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With Mr Obama congratulating himself for his wisdom in not intervening in the civil war more forcefully, the regime and its Iranian and Russian backers are calculating that they will have a free hand over the next five or six months to establish control over more territory before a new president can reset America's policy, should he or she even wish to.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, who testified during the House hearings and was subsequently reassigned at the president's behest from the White House National Security Council to the Defense Department (The Associated Press).
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Revelations about how Wuhan government functionaries handled the early weeks of the outbreak -- especially the news that Li and other whistleblowers had been silenced -- led to considerable anger, but the central authorities were largely able to keep this focused on local officials by allowing a rare amount of transparency and giving Chinese media a relatively free hand in covering the outbreak.
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Last week, Trump dismissed Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandCongress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim MORE from his appointment as U.S. ambassador to the European Union, a move viewed as retaliation for his testimony in the impeachment inquiry.
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News of McEntee's new responsibilities came on the same day the White House announced former communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksTrump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in Trump's former personal assistant to oversee White House personnel office MORE would return to the West Wing.
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He pushed out Vindman from his post on the National Security Council and fired U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandCongress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim MORE, a $1 million donor to Trump's inauguration.
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But here's the problem: "Conventional systems require you to hold the camera, so you can look into the screen - but for firefighters to not have a free hand in a dangerous environment is not ideal," said Graham Wilson, director at Design Reality, His UK-based company was tasked by firefighting equipment manufacturer Scott Safety to create a product that could address this specific concern.
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The House is more pure, uncut MAGA, more reflexive in its defense of a president whose behavior is often indefensible, more poisoned by the worst Trumpist tendencies (witness the steady migration of the Iowa congressman Steve King toward an overt white nationalism) and more inclined to allow Trump a free hand should he seek to make his actual presidency exactly like his Twitter feed.
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Former White House communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksTrump aide asked Cabinet agencies to identify anti-Trump appointees: report Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in MORE, who voluntarily left the administration in 2018 and has since been working at Fox News, was also hired back to the West Wing.
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What is one to think of the clothes the twenty-nine-year-old pianist Yuja Wang wears when she performs—extremely short and tight dresses that ride up as she plays, so that she has to tug at them when she has a free hand, or clinging backless gowns that give an impression of near-nakedness (accompanied in all cases by four-inch-high stiletto heels)?
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Shortly after Trump was acquitted in his Senate impeachment trial, the administration announced it was ousting two of the officials who testified as witnesses: Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandCongress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim MORE and Lt. Col.
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John McEnteeJohn (Johnny) David McEnteeTrump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in Trump's former personal assistant to oversee White House personnel office MORE, the president's longtime body man, is expected to head up the office tasked with vetting presidential appointments and recruiting candidates to work across various White House agencies.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, a key witness in the House impeachment inquiry, during a radio interview with Geraldo Rivera, accusing him of being "insubordinate" by raising concerns about the president's conduct on the July 25 call.
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White House senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE and Trump campaign manager Brad ParscaleBradley (Brad) James ParscaleMORE were also seen leaving the White House with Trump for the meetings, which lasted roughly an hour.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, who the Army secretary said Friday, was not under investigation after Trump hinted he may face further disciplinary action after he was dismissed from his White House post and sent back to the Pentagon early.
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John McEnteeJohn (Johnny) David McEnteeTrump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in Trump's former personal assistant to oversee White House personnel office MORE, who spent about a year as Trump's personal assistant before being dismissed based on security clearance concerns, has been elevated to oversee the Presidential Personnel Office.
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"To me it's obvious that you have to let your actors have a free hand," said Mankell, "then as a writer keep away, trust the actor, let them surprise you, show me what I wrote without knowing it, and they all did…I think I told [Krister Henriksson] two things: you can do whatever you want, but you can't make a facist out of him, and you can't let him die".
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The president has also exacted political retribution against specific individuals who testified in the impeachment inquiry, dismissing his politically appointed U.S. ambassador to the European Union, Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandCongress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim MORE, and firing National Security Council staff members Lt. Col.
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At the very same time as Putin made a sham proposal concerning the introduction of OSCE and U.N. peacekeepers only to the front lines of the war in Ukraine that would do nothing to redress Russian aggression there while granting it a free hand to control the course of that war, he also threatened that if the U.S. provides Ukraine with the means of defending itself, Russia would arm terrorists around the world.
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"So far up until now in the history of our country, no one has done more or is currently working to do more to fix this racist and broken criminal justice system than President Trump and Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE," he said.
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Again, sticking with the most benign possible view, Mr Kushner, who met Mr Kislyak in Trump Tower in New York at the start of December, in a meeting that the White House did not confirm until many months later, wanted to explore a grand bargain between America and Russia, perhaps involving Russian forces launching an unsqueamish, iron-fisted assault on Islamist terrorists in Syria, in exchange for Mr Trump granting Mr Putin a free hand in Ukraine and other bits of his backyard.
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Read more about DoorDash:DoorDash has expanded the places where it's offering free hand sanitizer and gloves to delivery workers — but doesn't see a nationwide rollout until the end of the weekHere's how 5 food delivery services are adapting to the coronavirus restrictions and safety precautionsDoorDash stockpiled hand sanitizer and gloves for its delivery drivers, but it's only offering the supplies to a portion of themThe CEO of DoorDash says the company is stockpiling hand sanitizer and gloves for delivery drivers
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If you missed the tour, you might want to take a moment here and call up one of the fan-shot videos posted on YouTube — say, "Rainbow in the Dark," Dio's 1983 hit, filmed at the Center Stage Theater in Atlanta on June 3, during which the Dio hologram prowls a central portion of the stage, bobbing, weaving, twirling his microphone cord to the monster riffs and occasionally using his free hand to air-conduct his most operatic vocal flourishes.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, ambassadors Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchThe Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Democrats worried about Trump's growing strength Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment MORE and William Taylor, Fiona Hill and others — told the truth about Trump's corruption as they saw and heard it.
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Read more about DoorDash:DoorDash has expanded the places where it's offering free hand sanitizer and gloves to delivery workers — but doesn't see a nationwide rollout until the end of the weekDoorDash stockpiled hand sanitizer and gloves for its delivery drivers, but it's only offering the supplies to a portion of themThe CEO of DoorDash says the company is stockpiling hand sanitizer and gloves for delivery driversThe world has flipped upside down in the 2 weeks since DoorDash filed for an IPO.
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Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksTrump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — AG Barr, GOP senators try to rein Trump in Trump's former personal assistant to oversee White House personnel office MORE is returning to the White House as a counselor to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE and senior adviser.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE did "exactly" what he was taught to do when he reported aspects of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's July 85033 phone call with the Ukrainian president to his superiors.
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His appointment to the role also comes amid other staff changes at the White House: Former communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksMeadows joins White House facing reelection challenges Trump aide asked Cabinet agencies to identify anti-Trump appointees: report Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE is returning as a senior adviser and John McEnteeJohn (Johnny) David McEnteeMeadows joins White House facing reelection challenges Trump administration hires another college senior for key role New White House survey questions potential employees about Trump's appeal MORE, the president's former body man, has taken over the personnel office.
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Bannon had clashed with the president's son-in-law, Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, former National Economic Council Director Gary CohnGary David CohnBannon says Trump now understands how to use presidential power: 'The pearl-clutchers better get used to it' Sunday shows - All eyes on Senate impeachment trial Gary Cohn says Trump's tariffs 'hurt the US' MORE and former national security adviser H.R. McMaster prior to his departure and was reportedly suspected of leaking information to reporters about his political enemies.
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