Zen barber who still says butthole whenever given an opportunity.
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Perpetrators are given an opportunity to think through their actions.
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If Netanyahu fails, Gantz would likely be given an opportunity.
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Other players would reward them with money when given an opportunity.
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The audience is given an opportunity to create its own illusion.
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Some people can't do better, because they're not given an opportunity.
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At the debate's start each candidate was given an opportunity to react.
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"And also I've been given an opportunity to play so many games."
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I mean we've been given an opportunity that doesn't happen very often.
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Isufi is disappointed that Eva was not given an opportunity to stay.
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I've been given an opportunity to stand for so many that cannot.
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Stefanik was given an opportunity to question Yovanovitch later in the hearing.
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People really respond when given an opportunity to take part in something.
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Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont will then be given an opportunity to reply.
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"Fulcher: "You are being given an opportunity to tell me where Sian is.
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That has given an opportunity for China's old rival India to step in.
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He believed in everyone's ability to achieve extraordinary things if given an opportunity.
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"Pat has been given an opportunity here this week and he's responded," Black said.
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It's bigger than dribbling, and I've been given an opportunity to use my voice.
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Given an opportunity to grasp that technology, many in Africa do so with both hands.
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Even when given an opportunity to build bridges, Chinese officers have chosen to ignore it.
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The ICO said Marriott will be given an opportunity to discuss the proposed findings and sanctions.
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The athletes will now be given an opportunity for hearings at the federation's anti-doping body.
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But what happens when you're given an opportunity to help make a difference in the world?
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Essentially, abortion opponents in Louisiana were given an opportunity for a redo of Whole Woman's Health.
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"His reputation is destroyed before he's even given an opportunity to defend himself," Mr. Hooper said.
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People fleeing dangerous situations should be given an opportunity to find safety in the United States.
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Then she was given an opportunity to audition for the latest film by the infamous Russ Meyer.
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Umesh was clearly under-bowled and wasn't given an opportunity to pick up his first five-for.
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They were convinced that he would be given an opportunity to turn himself in, the network reported.
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Now Scooter has stripped me of my life's work, that I wasn't given an opportunity to buy.
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"We've always felt that people should be given an opportunity to reform their lives," Mr. Bynum said.
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The migrants were given an opportunity to seek asylum in Mexico or be returned to their countries.
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On occasion, we're given an opportunity to go broad: to make a move not up, but across.
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The employees were given an opportunity to provide a doctor's note, but failed to do so, he added.
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The minority shareholders will be given an opportunity to decide whether to sell their holding or retain it.
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When I was 16, I was given an opportunity to study violin at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada.
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"Scooter has stripped me of my life's work, that I wasn't given an opportunity to buy," she wrote.
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What she did know was actors, and how rarely they were given an opportunity to contribute as thinkers.
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Now, instead of feeling helpless and upset about it, I'm glad I've been given an opportunity to help.
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At the minimum, he should be given an opportunity to rebuild his life and be safe and secure.
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Van Wagenen said the young slugger would be given an opportunity to make the team in spring training.
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In the spirit of fairness, I guess Bush's should be given an opportunity to respond to these questions.
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I've been given an opportunity to rethink my career, and what I am looking for now is XYZ.
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In the process, newcomers are given an opportunity to become financially literate and build up their credit history.
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Drivers will be given an opportunity to address those issues before they are deactivated, according to the court filing.
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The time for public testimony is limited, and often patients who apply to testify are not given an opportunity.
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States are the laboratories of change, and each state should be given an opportunity to find its own way.
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Systematic change is needed to erase the unconscious racial biases that may impact who's given an opportunity to participate.
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He has been given an opportunity to live life, not once but twice, so he is gonna live it!
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But most importantly, they were given an opportunity to become an investor and access to capital to make investments.
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When it came time to take the test, they were given an opportunity to report their level of stress.
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" Swift added: "Now Scooter has stripped me of my life's work, that I wasn't given an opportunity to buy.
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At one point, Klobuchar was given an opportunity to take a shot at Buttigieg's record and let it pass.
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People are placed on these lists without ever being told why or given an opportunity to contest their listing.
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They allege the men were not given an opportunity to respond to certain of the evidence used against them.
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Meghan Markle's half-sister Samantha Grant said their father (pictured) should be given an opportunity to meet the royal family.
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Thompson wasn't given an opportunity to explain himself to police or to rebut the hotel manager's account after his arrest.
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He has been given an opportunity to be part of something vitally important to him and to others with paralysis.
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They are predators and given an opportunity to snatch one of your children, they would do it in a heartbeat.
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Ford [the accuser] should be given an opportunity to testify before the committee and she is willing to do so.
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Fans would also be given an opportunity to play a demo version of the new games on Nintendo Switch consoles.
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Given an opportunity to walk back the threat, Trump chose to dig in deeper during the State of the Union.
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Congressional Republicans have been given an opportunity to demonstrate they could prioritize the health of democratic institutions over partisan interests.
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Thompson wasn't given an opportunity to explain himself to police, or to rebut the hotel manager's account after his arrest.
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There's great art being made by people of color, and by women, and they're being given an opportunity to make films.
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Loughlin and Giannulli were given an opportunity to plead guilty, as Huffman and 13 other defendants did, but chose not to.
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When new presidents are elected, they have always been given an opportunity to put their team in place in short order.
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Half of Republicans said the caravan should be turned back and 43% thought they should be given an opportunity to enter.
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Walker said the more Dreamers who'd be given an opportunity for citizenship, the tighter curbs on family-based migration would be.
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Those who visit the exhibit are given an opportunity to throw crumbs at the Ivanka look-alike, green lighting her dehumanization.
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Castle said RA had no involvement in stopping prayer meetings and all players were given an opportunity to express their views.
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Not only that, given an opportunity on Sean Hannity's radio show to deny he dated teenage girls, the sanctimonious Moore didn't.
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"Scooter has stripped me of my life's work, that I wasn't given an opportunity to buy," Swift wrote in a Tumblr post.
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The hedge fund was also given an opportunity to weigh in on who the new CEO would be, according to the settlement.
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Amazon told CNBC that Wilma's dognapper will not be given an opportunity to strike again — at least not during an Amazon delivery.
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So I was always a foreigner in my own country, but I always was welcome and I always was given an opportunity.
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" In the post, Swift added: "Now Scooter has stripped me of my life's work, that I wasn't given an opportunity to buy.
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The transition is largely funded by us, the taxpayers, and so we should given an opportunity to monitor and evaluate its work.
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Although Russia denied those accusations, the country's track and field authorities did not contest the suspension when given an opportunity in November.
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"Coach McAdoo told me I could continue to start while Geno and Davis are given an opportunity to play," Manning told reporters.
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My much bigger disappointment is with the candidates who were given an opportunity to start calling out Russian interference and failed miserably.
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Byron gives Habs late winner over Bruins MONTREAL — Paul Byron was given an opportunity and the speedy winger made the most of it.
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The other side: In a statement, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said it's "pathetic" Cohen is being given an opportunity to testify.
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Given an opportunity for playing time when Byron Buxton bruised his hand last week, Arcia rewarded the organization in spades over the weekend.
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Another candidate for that spot is Chad Green, who developed into a superb middle reliever and will be given an opportunity to start.
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There was little doubt, given the presence of the 49ers, that Mr. Pence would be given an opportunity to make his political statement.
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Under the other order, businesses or individuals found to be in noncompliance would be given "an opportunity to be heard" before they are penalized.
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But they gave in their first response, a non-denial, and in the second, given an opportunity, he chose not to correct the record.
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The two firms will be given an opportunity to make written representations to the CCS upon receipt of the proposed interim measures, it said.
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Participants will be given an opportunity to learn all of the skills of business news production: finding and reporting stories for TV and CNBC.
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Trump was given an opportunity to denounce the meddling and he didn't; he just pivoted to lines about the missing server and Hillary's emails.
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Absentee voters must also be notified of any defects in their ballots, such as signature problems, and be given an opportunity to fix them.
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In nearly every Feinberg-administered program, victims are given an opportunity for a hearing — to make their case, to make a statement, to vent.
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Instead, auto companies will be given an opportunity to argue for less stringent standards during a government review period that could stretch into 2018.
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We were given an opportunity to move here and build houses in 1990 so that we could be next to our holiest site, Mount Gerizim.
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In the ballad, Swift is given an opportunity to show off her impressive pipes beyond her typical country-pop style, and the star certainly delivers.
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"Even given an opportunity to go back on my farm, at my age I couldn't do it ... but I can have some compensation," he said.
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For generations, our nation has believed in the American dream: that each individual is given an opportunity to succeed through hard work, grit, and determination.
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Of course, not everyone given an opportunity to engage in such activities will take it, but more than half of those offered the program participated.
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The president and lawmakers supporting him protested the initial hearings in the House Intelligence Committee, saying Trump was not given an opportunity to defend himself.
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Not only are these young people given an opportunity to express themselves, they are empowered to think about their future and to make better choices.
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By creating fair and transparent processes, where individuals are treated with respect and given an opportunity to be heard, legitimacy can be rebuilt, step by step.
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People have a tendency to not really think through what job number one really is, though, which is being given an opportunity to tell a story.
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Since you record through the glasses, people are given an opportunity to see your surroundings through your eyes — making them perfect for concerts, beach days, etc.
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As the reader follows her story, they are exposed to examples of code and even given an opportunity to code with a link from the story.
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In addition, the bodies are pressing for a procedure whereby consumers would be notified before their content is removed or given an opportunity to challenge it.
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"You can't get locked in unless you're playing every day, unless you're given an opportunity to fail and they run you back out there," Beckham said.
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"You may not realize you're capable of treating a schizophrenic in a wheelchair with cerebral palsy until you're given an opportunity to try," Dr. Bilello said.
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In the monthslong stalemate, the Pirate Party was given an opportunity to form a government but failed to secure the support of other left-leaning parties.
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After an initial investigation, companies are given an opportunity to defend themselves before the authority passes a final order, which can be challenged in India's higher courts.
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On Thursday, Comey was given an opportunity to rebut some of those charges during a hearing on Capitol Hill before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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Taylor Swift's lawyer denies she was given an opportunity to buy back her masters from Big Machine Label Group, as music industry executive Scott Borchetta has claimed.
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And I&aposm a believer that everybody should be given an opportunity, not just those at the top, but also those who are struggling to get ahead.
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Well first, when you're given an opportunity to speak out on these issues, at the very least give tangible credit to the people who did the work.
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The family members who attended Friday's event were each given an opportunity to describe the tragedies they had experienced and display images of their deceased loved ones.
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That, in turn, has given an opportunity for small- and medium-sized niche players, which differentiate themselves either on price or service, to grow in the gaps.
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"It's funny, the left says they really respect women, and then when given an opportunity to respect a woman like that, they boo and hiss," he said.
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Amy Klobuchar, one of the more centrist Democrats onstage by record, was frequently given an opportunity to make enemies to her left — and pointedly chose not to.
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Corporate benefits such as dividend, rights and bonus shares held by promoters will also be frozen until investors are given an opportunity to be paid back, SEBI said.
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A heartbeat proves that there's life that deserves protection under law — if a heart is beating, a baby needs to be protected and given an opportunity to live.
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Dozens of women who were given an opportunity to address the assembly said Afghanistan must not backtrack from the gains that women have made since Taliban rule ended.
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It is time for both national parties to adopt a rotating schedule to ensure each state is given an opportunity to play a meaningful role in this process.
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She is now being given an opportunity to come before the Senate Judiciary Committee to answer questions, and I really hope that she doesn't pass up that opportunity.
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These are vital pieces of legislation that protect victims of human trafficking and ensure that persecuted child migrants are given an opportunity to make their claims for protection.
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Gutentag was given an opportunity to comment on the allegations prior to the publication of BuzzFeed News' first story but declined to comment at the time through a spokesperson.
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As a result of this more democratic model, "much more talent is going to be given an opportunity because there's not the restriction of box office numbers," Notcutt predicts.
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" Liberal Democrats leader Tim Farron - who will likely campaign stay in the EU's single market -said Britons had been given an opportunity to "change the direction of our country.
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In particular, investors who design strategies that thrive in these environments were given an opportunity to prove their worth as the coronavirus pandemic and oil-price crash slammed markets.
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It only makes sense that prisoners who prove ready and willing to make the most of their second chance should be given an opportunity to get back on their feet.
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But the mining companies, which have vigorously opposed the new code, said they had not been given an opportunity to tackle what they regard as major flaws in the law.
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Dueñas is the clearest option as a right-back, and Aldrete will be given an opportunity to shine at left-back after his recent regular playing time with Cruz Azul.
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Eighth-graders, for example, would be given an opportunity to enroll at either of the district's high schools, and admission would be granted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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"A skinny black kid from a small southern town, who never imagined working in the space industry, was given an opportunity to do so because of NASA Education," said Melvin.
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The feat is noticed by a mysterious group of men in black (suits), and Edwards is given an opportunity to join their ranks, alongside some of the nation's best military.
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But in the PFL for the first time I was given an opportunity to be tough, be ugly, to fight and swear and scream and have people hate me publicly.
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If you don't ding up the $100,000 car, or leave French fry grease stains on the quilted interior, you will be given an opportunity with a car that costs $150,000.
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Three years after his capture, in June 23, the Supreme Court ruled that Hamdi could not be held indefinitely without being given an opportunity to challenge his detention in court.
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When they were given an opportunity to open a larger space nearby, they leapt at the chance, closing down the first restaurant and finally purchasing a liquor license for $150,000.
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Mr. Biden, who is competing hard for support from black voters in South Carolina's primary on Saturday, was given an opportunity to talk about race in America and his priorities.
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Steele was not told what the new information would be and was not given an opportunity to respond before the report's publication, the source added and a second source confirmed.
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According to the Center, Manuela was never given an opportunity to speak to her lawyer or to appeal the decision, and she ultimately died of Hodgkin's lymphoma while imprisoned in 22015.
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According to the Center, Manuela was never given an opportunity to speak to her lawyer or to appeal the decision, and she ultimately died of Hodgkin's lymphoma while imprisoned in 2010.
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The broader point, however, is that Trump was given an opportunity to talk about Black History Month and he spent most of his time talking about himself and his own problems.
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"When you are given an opportunity to go inside and inhabit that world from a dramatic point of view, you see it from a different perspective," Harris told Mashable at TCA.
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Attorney General Bill Barr told reporters Thursday that both the White House counsel and Trump's personal legal team were given an opportunity to read the redacted version in the previous days.
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Upon his return to Mexico, Hernandez had worked in construction, call centers and sold CDs before finally being given an opportunity that made a return to the United States less appealing.
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The family of Argus founder, Jan Nasmyth, will sell their stake in the company and employees who are shareholders will be given an opportunity to reinvest in Argus, the companies said.
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Brady knows all about handsome unknown backups thriving when given an opportunity, but any struggle by Garoppolo to adapt to a starting role could dig the team a rather deep hole.
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"I was given an opportunity to sign back up to Big Machine Records and 'earn' one album back at a time, one for every new one I turned in," Swift wrote.
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These outstanding men represent the real American Dream and are examples of what can happen when immigrants are given an opportunity to become a part of our society without any limitations.
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One Honduran father had been warned by border agents that his child would be taken away, and he had been given an opportunity to explain to his son what would happen.
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Emily Ball from Wilmington, N.C., thinks reinvention can be planned, and rejected: Part one: I believe that I was given an opportunity to reinvent myself, but I did not take it.
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In the process, their successors are given an opportunity; they can get all the bad news out of the way in the next set of results (a process known as kitchen-sinking).
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"So rarely are black wrestlers given an opportunity to shine in a unique, original role, I almost felt it was my duty as a black wrestling fan to like them," says Beary.
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Dr. Darrell G. Kirch, president of the Association of American Medical Colleges, indicates that schools should be given an opportunity to develop their own guidelines on teaching about the use of opioids.
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But fast forward to 2019 and Conlan has been given an opportunity that Mayweather and Jones Jr. never received — revenge against the other fighter, the one who escaped with the dubious win.
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And so you have someone who is sort of seen as that pariah being reclaimed by Dave Chappelle, and also given an opportunity that Wayne Brady's never had in mainstream show business.
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But it became clear by Monday afternoon that Kavanaugh would not have the votes he needed to be confirmed unless senators were satisfied that Ford had been given an opportunity to testify.
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During a retrograde, the energy of the planet intensifies (which can be rough), but we're also given an opportunity to dive deeper into the stories that the planets are weaving for us.
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" According to the report, "the diocese concluded that 'the experience will not necessarily be a horrendous trauma' for the victim, and that the family should just be given 'an opportunity to ventilate.
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This year, he focused on the need to close the digital divide and ensure those without access to the internet are given an opportunity to catch up with the rest of the world.
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According to the Las Vegas native, he has never been given an opportunity to commentate for the promotion, despite being widely acclaimed for his work with the now-defunct WEC in the past.
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We feel like we have an obligation to do that as a majority and the Democrats, of course, need to be given an opportunity to react to it and that all begins tomorrow.
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More kids than ever are attending Broadway musicals — they (well, their parents) are paying the same money for their bill of fare; shouldn't they be given an opportunity to glance over the menu?
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" Given an opportunity to clarify his comments, Spicer misspoke again by trying once more to draw a distinction between Assad and Hitler, whom the press secretary said did not gas "his own people.
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Located in Battery Leary-Merriam, a former military base overlooking the Pacific, these spaces will be given an opportunity to highlight noncommercial art projects, though there will be editions and publications for sale.
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As fantastic as it is to be given an opportunity to share my voice and talk about all the things I believe in, also, I am 20, and I am still working it out.
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Kellyanne Conway is not on TV as much as she used to be and it's still unclear exactly what her internal responsibilities entail, but she still aggressively defends the president when given an opportunity.
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" Lundqvist added that he was lucky to have been "part of so many good teams and great players who have been supportive, and also I've been given an opportunity to play so many games.
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The official did not want to characterize what the pending actions are, and said Broadwell would be given an opportunity to respond or issue a rebuttal before making a final determination on disciplinary measures.
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When a famous writer gets a famous prize, we readers are given an opportunity to reread their books, but also to rethink the thoughts that we have had in the past about those books.
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No one at the State Department, the Treasury Department or the Defense Department had been told that a new policy was about to be announced or given an opportunity to weigh in in advance.
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And when Hardy, given an opportunity to show at least some remorse or self-awareness, continued to squander that second chance last season, you continued not only to tolerate it but to defend him.
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"It's such mixed emotions and mixed feelings, given the situation with my friend who felt he didn't have due process and was not given an opportunity to voice his side," Maurizi said of Coughlin.
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Under Dutch law, layoffs of long-term workers must be negotiated and the court ordered the company to continue paying the pilots' salaries and ensure they are given an opportunity to keep their licences current.
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If the immigration officer who evaluates the alien's claim rejects it, the alien is given an opportunity to be heard and questioned by an immigration judge, either in person or by telephonic or video connection.
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Beto O'Rourke was given an opportunity to rattle off some talking points about how we're going to "free ourselves from our dependence on fossil fuels," without being pressed on how we're going to do that.
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Multiple sources have told CNN that Hoekstra was discussed as a possible candidate for the full time DNI role but he was never given an opportunity to interview for the job before Trump selected Ratcliffe.
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At a news conference in Helsinki alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin last month, Trump refused to side with the conclusions of his own intelligence community over the Kremlin when given an opportunity to do so.
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" In her Tumblr post, Swift wrote that she "was given an opportunity to sign back up to Big Machine Records and 'earn' one album back at a time, one for every new one I turned in.
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During pregnancy, women trying to decide whether to breast-feed deserve to be informed about both its benefits and barriers and be given an opportunity and assistance to find ways around any obstacles, the guidelines state.
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Working with group's Safe Horizon and Day One to end domestic violence and helping other families find closure on her ID Channel show Deadline: Crime, Hall says, "I've been given an opportunity to make a difference."
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D'Onofrio has clearly seen this happening — to Scarlett Johansson, Ed Skrein, Joseph Fiennes — and now, given an opportunity that could put him in that camp, seems to be giving the moral dilemma a lot of thought.
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T.O.'s been pushing for an NFL comeback for years -- but says he, like Kaep, will never be given an opportunity since owners and GMs ain't just looking at what they can do on the gridiron.
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He aspired to become a successful screenwriter, but that goal eluded him until he was finally given an opportunity for his dream project: adapting science-fiction author Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
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And of course, electronic verification can only be nationalized if visa numbers are also increased to meet the country's labor force needs and if the unauthorized work force is given an opportunity to legalize their status.
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Madonsela, who was a thorn in Zuma's side, had previously said the report was final and that the president had been given an opportunity to respond to allegations, including during a four-hour interview earlier this month.
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"I am grateful to our wonderful Newark Employees, who are a top priority, and will be given an opportunity to relocate to another station in our system, including LaGuardia Airport," said CEO Gary Kelly in a release.
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Embattled, constantly distracted by Twitter and cable news, and increasingly at odds with Senate Republicans, Donald Trump was given an opportunity to present himself as a unifier by simply denouncing a bunch of violent racists in Charlottesville.
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"So-called 'ethnic elites' must never be given an opportunity to become the leaders of the pack in splitting the country," said Hu Lianhe, a researcher in this group, in a paper he co-wrote in 2010.
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In order to use a person's face for recognition purposes, a company should have to obtain their actual signature, so users are given an opportunity to really think through whether or not they want to allow it.
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Essar Steel had argued that it should have been given an opportunity to present its case before the Reserve Bank of India decided to include the company among 12 defaulters that would be referred to bankruptcy court.
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" Trump was given an opportunity to respond after signing the National Defense Authorization Act, when CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta asked, "What did you mean when you said Kirsten Gillibrand would do anything for a campaign contribution?
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"All work in the prison is volunteer—non compulsory—and each inmate is given an opportunity to do the work she likes best," the L.A.-based reporter Agness Underwood wrote in her column about the prison in 1935.
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Once, Manning said, a white franchisee was given the chance to open up a new store near one of Manning&aposs existing locations before he was alerted about the plan or given an opportunity to buy the location.
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Mr. Mattis, according to administration officials familiar with the deliberations, was not consulted by the White House during the preparation of the order and was not given an opportunity to provide input while the order was being drafted.
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In several experiments, we presented participants with an act of selfish behavior, in which one person was given an opportunity to split a sum of money with another person but decided to keep all the money for himself.
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It's rare that an actor is given an opportunity to so completely dominate a film, and Cedergren takes advantage, turning every moment and glare into an opportunity for the audience to see how Holm is falling apart. PG-13.
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When given an opportunity to leave the country and join her husband and sons abroad, she remained locked up in Myanmar for a total of 15 years, rather than risk leaving her country and never being allowed to return.
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I'll give you an example — when the Republicans passed their tax plan, tribal leaders really wanted a say in what that tax plan looked like, and they were never given an opportunity for any hearing or anything like that.
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Each student, when engaged and given an opportunity to express themselves and process the violence around them, can break the cycle in their own lives and serve as a role model to members of their community, young and old.
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" When given an opportunity to address the Twitter battle himself, Sanders merely reiterated that "you can't go and say you're a moderate on one day and be a progressive on the other day … you can't be a moderate and a progressive.
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Having been pretty overtly emasculated by Negan in their early encounters, Rick was also given an opportunity to exhibit some of his trademark grit, telling his nemesis yet again that he would eventually kill him, despite being captured and beaten.
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"The defendant was given an opportunity to put millions of dollars of high-powered weapons into the hands of men he understood to be terrorists, and he jumped at the opportunity," Assistant U.S. Attorney Ilan Graff said at the trial's start.
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They're mixing and matching, turning the regular season into Gregg Popovich's public laboratory, where new faces are getting extended time with veteran vanguards, rest is a priority, and low-usage pieces are given an opportunity to bloom at a moment's notice.
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"There was very little listening to HBCU presidents today -- we were only given about 2 minutes each, and that was cut to one minute, so only about 7 of maybe 15 or so speakers were given an opportunity today," Kimbrough wrote.
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Whether challenged to explain himself, or just given an opportunity to pretend to be Whoopi Goldberg's talking vagina, he would charge forward fearlessly, vomiting out daring, startling riffs that revealed a little need, a little anger, and a whole lot of manic energy.
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There, they decided to put the rock in Wilson's hands and let him create in space a little bit, a terrifying concept if he continues to work on his ball-handling and is eventually given an opportunity to attack in Milwaukee's offense.
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" A White House official said Trump was "honored to be given an opportunity to participate in relief and recovery efforts," adding that the President "encourages all Americans to be as generous as they can in helping storm survivors through this difficult time.
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Everyone was given an opportunity to speak off the record about their experiences, but all vouched for his claims about what it's been like to make Slime Rancher, describing a studio where crunch was exceedingly rare and people are told to go home.
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"In summary, it is difficult to think of another young player in NFL history with statistics and character as impressive as Colin's not being given an opportunity to earn a spot on an NFL roster after what he has accomplished," the statement concluded.
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"A skinny black kid from a small southern town, who never imagined working in the space industry, was given an opportunity to do so because of NASA Education," former astronaut and former NASA associate administrator for education Leland Melvin, said in a statement.
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When our participants rated their degree of moral outrage toward the selfish person, those who had not been given an opportunity to share money with another person reported feeling significantly more moral outrage than did those who had been given that opportunity.
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Although he didn't make it through his testimony without dropping a couple of painful catchphrases like "jam sesh" and "un-pumped," he held it together on the stand and didn't throw Levandowski under the bus when given an opportunity to do so, which was classy.
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The Supreme Court also found that provision of treatment was a key part of civil commitment's constitutionality: If people were being given an opportunity to be rehabilitated, even if they didn't or couldn't get better, then their detention was distinct from a criminal sentence.
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When she testified, Samantha said she was never asked any questions about her PTSD, which she said was triggered by a street attack in Uganda when she was a Peace Corps volunteer in 2014, or given an opportunity to explain how it impacts her life.
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They do, however, have jurisdiction over air carriers with direct flights to the US. Earlier this month, Kelly told CNN that the 10 airports that were first hit with the laptop ban would be given an opportunity to get off the list if they took certain steps.
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All city council members, and many of the residents who spoke, believe that Plattsburgh has been given an opportunity to be at the forefront of a potentially world-changing technology, but said that without at least a temporary reprieve from new investment, the city will be overrun.
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And yet last week, given an opportunity to tweak their bill before final passage, to make it something the American people might like a little better, the main change Republicans made was to lower the top tax rate — the rate paid by the richest Americans — even more.
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If their first choice isn't viable -- meaning the candidate reaches a certain threshold of support, usually around 15% of the vote -- voters will be given an opportunity to realign with viable candidates or to form a viable group with other voters whose top choice wasn't viable.
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THE MODEL BRINGS JOBS, IT MAKES PEOPLE ENTREPRENEURS, WHICH IS GREAT FOR THIS COUNTRY THIS HOW WE BUILT THIS COUNTRY YOU HAVE PEOPLE BASICALLY OUT OF WORK THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT BILL WOULD SAY PEOPLE OUT OF WORK WERE ACTUALLY GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY.
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A lot of people in the virtual reality industry had sky-high expectations for the movie to drive people to buying VR headsets, and while that probably isn't happening, the movie has given an opportunity to a lot of these insiders to showcase how far the technology has come.
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The A.I. systems that drive our cars will teach us to trust machine intelligence over the human variety — car accidents will become very rare, for example — and when given an opportunity to delegate a job to a robot, we will placidly do so without giving it much thought.
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Given an opportunity to rectify that snub on Monday, the Globes instead doubled down: Gerwig was denied nominations in the director and screenplay categories, and her forthcoming film "Little Women" was shut out of the best-drama race, managing nods only for lead actress Saoirse Ronan and original score.
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Because the Obama administration has been clear that it wants immigrants' cases processed as quickly as possible — and that most of them should be deported — lawyers feel it's all the more important to make sure immigrants aren't being railroaded and are given an opportunity to exercise their rights.
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When a small town in Nebraska is given an opportunity to build Costco's new chicken processing plant, environmentalists in the area were faced with a fundamental dilemma: try to convert people to their way of thinking or co-opt a xenophobic cause they don't believe in to shut down the project?
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There was some controversy, however, in recent weeks after allegations that Horowitz's office was hurrying witnesses as they were being given an opportunity to provide comment on sections of the report that mentioned them, leading to criticism that the report's accuracy was being risked in the rush to release the document.
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The Times' chief football writer Henry Winter said the result was a "wake up call" for England, who lacked the creative spark through the middle of the park without their injured playmaker Dele Alli and said that few of the squad players given an opportunity made much of an impression.
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So then I started thinking about how promises are charged, and with Public Trust being presented in the lead-up to the election, and politicians making a multitude of promises, I thought it would be useful for members of the public to be given an opportunity to make their own promises.
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In its response Lyst also urges a "statewide solution" to put ridesharing on a legal footing in the region, while also complaining of not being given an opportunity to respond to the specific suit in question: Lyft was not given any notice or opportunity to be heard on this issue before yesterday's ruling.
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"To be given an opportunity to play a character as a person of color that is sophisticated and is warm and has appeal and him actually be a charming and unique individual...is beautiful," said Fisher, who also just became the first actor of color to play the titular role in Broadway's Dear Evan Hansen.
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"Refurbished iPhones would have certainly given an opportunity to many aspirants to experience the Apple ecosystem without spending extravagantly and allow Apple to capture share in the price conscious market where 22016 percent of smartphones sold are under $200," IDC's Singh told CNBC, adding that Apple enjoys huge aspirational brand value among Indian smartphone consumers.
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As it became clear Monday afternoon that Kavanaugh would not have the votes he needed unless senators were satisfied that Ford had been given an opportunity to testify, and Kavanaugh an opportunity to respond, it also became obvious that their plan to push Kavanaugh through the committee on Thursday would need to be revised.
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I believe (I am) given an opportunity to make a contribution and I felt this is where I can make a contribution and it's exciting and highly rewarding to be able to make a contribution to the Malaysian people and the economy, and to see the progress in the financial system that supports the entire economy.
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Given an opportunity to cast someone to play an Alabama-born country singer-songwriter, one of the original good ol' boys of Tennessee's Grand Ole Opry, most people wouldn't look to a London-born, Cambridge-educated classical actor who's best known for playing a campy, villainous Norse god in a series of American comic-book blockbusters.
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But alongside Lockwood's writings and photographs of some of the fifteen thousand people interned in prison camps or governmental jails for political crimes by 1964 — he was the first journalist, foreign or Cuban, given an opportunity to visit the prisons — this hefty reprint offers a new generation a fuller look at the history of the "forbidden island" before its doors began to reopen.
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A source who attended the Task Force meeting told Insider that the Sorority & Fraternity Life Office conveyed to Greek Life Council members that fraternities who were not named in the hazing complaints would be given an opportunity to come off suspension via steps that could resemble an exit interview, although those steps have not been made clear to Greek Life Council members yet.
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Many of the artists I had the pleasure of speaking to, like poet Adrian Matejka, or dancer Jonah Bokaer (who has worked in collaboration with Daniel Arsham and Snarkitecture), expressed how humbled they were to be given an opportunity to focus on new bodies of work and find new support systems to disseminate them without the impending weight of the creative industry.
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"We feel like we have an obligation to do that as a majority, and the Democrats, of course, need to be given an opportunity to react to it, and that all begins tomorrow," McConnell told the network's Dana BashDana BashCNN's Tapper scolds Biden for not coughing into his elbow during live interview The Southern Poverty Law Center and yesterday's wars McConnell defends GOP crafting stimulus plan without Democrats MORE.
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" Oakland city administrator Greg Minor detailed how Crosby has benefited from the partnership with Have a Heart: "Through the equity program, Mr. Crosby, a resident of one of the areas most impacted by the war on drugs, has been given an opportunity to operate one of the limited number of dispensary permits in the City of Oakland and by virtue of that opportunity he has attracted capital, free real estate, and free branding from entities like Have a Heart.
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The June vote, as well as a reduction of political risk in Europe more broadly on the view that Macron will easily beat far-right rival Marine Le Pen in the second round of the French election, had made investors more positive on the pound, UBS Wealth Management currency strategist Geoffrey Yu. "We have to acknowledge that sterling is still one of the most underpositioned currencies in the market right now, and with this recovery in European risk appetite, with more stability in France and the UK, that has given an opportunity for people to get positions back in," he said.
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