To progress is merely to go forward, and you can go forward into a pit.
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But in that process, you go forward with that, and it's not that you reject the other thing, you just don't go forward with it.
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"I don't have any desire to go forward with these ladies, I don't have any desire to go forward with John even at this point," she said.
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"I would advise the president not to tweet or comment about the investigation as we go forward," he said, adding, "The president needs to back off here and let the investigation go forward."
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I can't go forward with those books unless Harvey resigns.
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The indictment is needed for felony charges to go forward.
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So we made the decision to go forward with Nick.
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Sometimes you have to go backward to go forward, right?
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We have each other, and we're going to go forward.
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"He gave me the courage to go forward," she wrote.
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Those efforts will go forward even with this latest agreement.
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" "Once you go forward in history, you don't go backward.
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My hope is that that movement continues to go forward.
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Allan Lichtman: Civil suits can go forward during a presidency.
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Alberta and Ottawa have insisted the project will go forward.
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I'll go forward and do it, then I'm like, 'O.
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It was not clear if that plan would go forward.
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Toe the line, embrace each other, and let's go forward.
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"I hope we can go forward on infrastructure," he said.
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Once you go forward in history, you don't go backward.
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The idea is to go forward, to die going forward.
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The pair insists that the restaurant will still go forward.
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All that creative tension is valuable as we go forward.
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"That kind of investigation should not go forward," he said.
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I've made mistakes and will apply the lessons go forward.
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I don't know how to go forward with these relationships.
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"We want to go forward, not backward," one woman said.
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That's expected to go forward in Q4 of this year.
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"Those investigations should be allowed to go forward," Flaim said.
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A. Philip Randolph Institute that the process could go forward.
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And I had to go forward further than I expected.
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However, we've decided now, we'll just have to go forward.
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And, of course, I decided that I would go forward.
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The question remains will the House Democrats ultimately go forward.
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He eventually allowed the recount to go forward this month.
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But the Montana Supreme Court let the case go forward.
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Tonight's concert is still set to go forward without incident.
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The judge, Steven T. O'Neill, later ruled it could go forward.
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The problem is it won&apost go forward in the Senate.
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But I sure want to find out before I go forward.
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She solely agrees to go forward in time to save Cristobal.
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I am asking you with my heart, let us go forward.
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"It was very disappointing that this couldn't go forward," he said.
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Only after they offer sufficient justification could the merger go forward.
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Both parties need to agree to go forward in this way.
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Where your brain just stops computing and you cannot go forward.
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Obama suggested Monday his planned meeting Duterte may not go forward.
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She joins Warren in calling for impeachment proceedings to go forward.
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We can avoid many of these situations as we go forward.
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You can accept it and you can straight away go forward.
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Paul Ryan leadership would not let them go forward with it.
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The sound waves are trying to go forward, but they can't.
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I also think there's a big opportunity as we go forward.
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We need to now have the time to properly go forward.
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SORENSON: BUT I THINK THEY JUST DECIDED NOT TO GO FORWARD.
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Go forward, Hayne lovers, at least the Olympics will be interesting.
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We -- we simply have to find a way to go forward.
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We'll talk about what our plans are as we go forward.
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I feel like I'll be more sharp as we go forward.
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I don't know where the President would go forward pardoning himself.
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And as we go forward, we need to validate the effort.
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How do you imagine those things are going to go forward?
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She eventually decided to go forward with an implant procedure, selecting
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"Let's go forward; there is always a future," the pope said.
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It was not immediately clear when the vote would go forward.
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I think we should all go forward with positivity and hope.
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That ruling means the trial will go forward on May 14.
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"Let's see this thing go forward and see what happens," Rep.
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So, in other words, we need her help to go forward.
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Yet, for some fated reason, we all agreed to go forward.
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They ended up getting waivers, allowing the tour to go forward.
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An arbitrator ruled this week that the case can go forward.
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No one visited the victim to persuade her to go forward.
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"I am continuing to go forward on getting co-sponsors," Sen.
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In 1997, the U.S. Supreme Court let Jones' case go forward.
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Whether Turkey will go forward with a full invasion is unclear.
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I think I'm the best person to go forward to unify.
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I think I'm the best person to go forward to unify.
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Prosecutors said they did not have the evidence to go forward.
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It said that the conversations would go forward throughout the week.
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A judge ruled in March that that case could go forward.
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If impeachment proceedings go forward, Trump will almost certainly be acquitted.
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I think that we just go forward and follow the facts.
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On a go forward basis Time only moves in one direction.
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And we'll be guided by their judgment as we go forward.
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While the refugee program is paused, that vetting cannot go forward.
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So there was no pressure on you to not go forward.
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" "I think however we go forward, without saying how we got here, however we go forward we have to recognize that working together with our allies is very, very important, and we cannot throw our weight around.
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Go forward in what God is leading you to do in life.
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Other claims alleging personal injury or wrongful death can still go forward.
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And as we go forward, use those conditions to inform our outlook.
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And we're still happy to be in support as we go forward.
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Those are the guys you continue to go forward and build with.
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How do you see that as you go forward with the character?
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But remember, Rod Rosenstein is willing to go forward with this fight.
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ET, the Court issued an order allowing the execution to go forward.
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Which means that, at least for now, the policy will go forward.
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Some Democrats have returned blue slips and allowed nominees to go forward.
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Physical stores are tough and they're learning that as they go forward.
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So, is that a good idea for Democrats as they go forward?
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North Korea has for days questioned whether the summit would go forward.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts in calling for impeachment proceedings to go forward.
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You can also tell it to go forward or back a track.
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Despite Ford's credibility the vote to confirm Kavanaugh's nomination will go forward.
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"We're going to go forward with youth," Padres manager Andy Green said.
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I wanted to go forward and felt he wanted to end it.
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Nevertheless, Orban has promised that the project will go forward as planned.
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We've made our decision and we'll honor that decision and go forward.
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"Go go go go forward not back," she writes in the caption.
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We must go forward to ensure full reproductive justice for all women.
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Trump initially indicated that he wanted to go forward with the Jan.
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Softbank has reportedly encouraged WeWork to not go forward with its IPO.
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Republican lawmakers and the FBI itself insist the probe will go forward.
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"She really just wants the investigation to go forward," Ms. Torre said.
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"We just decided we didn't want to go forward," Mr. Scaramucci said.
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It's a crapshoot to go forward with an appeal ... for both sides.
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Mr. Happer, they said, is optimistic that the panel will go forward.
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It was also not clear whether the attacks might still go forward.
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Mr. Frey, the mayor, remains confident that the plan will go forward.
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As a result, some buyers may simply choose not to go forward.
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They asked that the show not go forward in its planned form.
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"We go forward with confidence and humility," she said after the vote.
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Begin with simple tasks to give yourself the mettle to go forward.
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But Mr. Bynum said he was confident the excavation would go forward.
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Trump has also said he wants the Russia probe to go forward.
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"My dad wants people to go fast, learn, go forward," she said.
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New York time, suggesting investors aren't sold on Bakish's go-forward strategy.
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And he told me Monday that the movie has to go forward.
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Many expect Trump will go forward with a scheduled round of Dec.
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House Democrats have been divided over whether to go forward with impeachment.
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It makes a central point that it's not going to go forward.
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"There is so much more investigation to go forward, documents to review."
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Who's talking about that awful moment of wondering: Should I go forward?
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Do you go forward with what you think is the right decision?
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Will he go forward with threats to repudiate it and risk isolation?
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So it's going to go forward, the merger's going to happen. Yeah.
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The go-forward leadership team was selected on the following principles: 1.
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And so, historically, vertical mergers are able to go forward without scrutiny.
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He has set a direction; now he needs to go forward with it.
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The Trump administration initially announced printing would go forward without the citizenship question.
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So he&aposs carrying that message we want this summit to go forward.
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We have to go forward with intelligence and a real sense of purpose.
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PERINO: And do you think that he wants to go forward with it?
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IF THIS WERE TO GO FORWARD, OUR TAX RATE WOULD GO OVER 75%.
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A judge ruled prosecutors could go forward, and Cosby's lawyers appealed that ruling.
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Now the Goodson trial cannot go forward until the Porter appeal is settled.
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The trade talks with China will go forward this week, CNBC reported Monday.
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Executives in the bank's Frankfurt headquarters decided to go forward with it anyway.
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We are concerned that those investments will be diminished as we go forward.
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I came out, and it felt like, 'OK, I can only go forward.
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So Sam and I will be on set together as we go forward.
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This means that a judge will decide if the deals can go forward.
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" Still he says, "It wasn't her fault, the relationship just didn't go forward.
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She sees right through him, and intends to go forward with the divorce.
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He also called on his supporters to allow Trump's events to go forward.
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Rolling Stones' decision to go forward with the concert is greed: greed for
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Twice as many Justices refused to let the ban go forward as written.
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Trump's lawyers have said the case shouldn't go forward while he's in office.
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Schecter will now determine if the case will go forward through the courts.
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The snap election will go forward if two-thirds of the chamber approves.
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I knew immediately it was that, but she wouldn't talk and go forward.
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It will go forward because the three Republicans on the commission approved it.
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It's beautiful weather, the 30th of March, and tomorrow the clocks go forward.
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"That's the story of this country: You want to go forward," he said.
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We will lift the suspension and we'll permit the drilling to go forward.
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If the policy turns out in certain ways, then business can go forward.
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Congress is now considering legislation that would allow their suit to go forward.
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You can't go forward until you start to realize where you came from.
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In addition, your go-forward plan needs tactical milestones to prove it's working.
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There was nothing like that ... How can I go forward with Ranil Wickremesinghe?
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And our mayor, our new mayor, refused to go forward with the case.
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The committee has no formal say over whether the deals may go forward.
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We're trying to go forward in a way that we're working with everyone.
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It refused three times to go forward even though its master had insisted.
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That's the answer to whether we go forward and sell it at auction.
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On Tuesday, a judge rejected that argument, allowing Zervos's case to go forward.
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"At that point, we could go forward and say this happened," says Stryker.
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For better or worse, humans will have to go forward without the gods.
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And so I'll preserve my ability to do that as we go forward.
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We cannot go forward unless we carefully examine and alter mental health treatment.
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This month, Francis decided a church trial should go forward against the bishop.
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But I am convinced that there will be litigation should this go forward.
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Those who did go forward, the agency found, did not always fare well.
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"We do not go forward without consultation with local health officials," he added.
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If you go forward, your whole career could be overshadowed by a fiasco.
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"We will treat the president with fairness as we go forward," Pelosi said.
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But we want to be positioned with equities on a go-forward basis.
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Le Pen wishes to move backward, he wishes to go forward — En Marche!
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Netanyahu's retraction paves the way for legal proceedings against him to go forward.
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But I don't have enough information to say we ought to go forward.
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Pilate then "washed his hands" of the situation, letting Jesus' crucifixion go forward.
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Even forget this day, and as if nothing happened, we can go forward.
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If the Supreme Court lets the program go forward, that legacy is assured.
|
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"The best thing a Puerto Rican does is go forward," she wrote on Instagram.
|
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Without the change, Mr. de Blasio said flatly, the plan could not go forward.
|
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"I think you gotta go forward with the things you campaigned on," Spicer said.
|
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George says, "The safety of our children demands" he go forward with a lawsuit.
|
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"It is difficult to fathom how to go forward without her in my life."
|
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It's unclear if the match at King Baudouin Stadium will go forward as planned.
|
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Solicitor General Noel Francisco asked the justices to permit the policy to go forward.
|
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BARTIROMO: Well, you decided to not go forward with the investment restrictions on China.
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J.: To avoid a constitutional crisis, we cannot let this confirmation process go forward.
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If this were to go forward, our tax rate would go over 75 percent.
|
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There was a letter of intent to go forward, but no one signed it.
|
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"This building inventory keeps us extremely wary of go-forward pricing power," Siegel said.
|
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Republican candidates in the 2016 race also pledged to let the project go forward.
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"Go forward with my blessing, heroic forces of Iraq," he said on state television.
|
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The deputy stopped him and Ujiri stepped back, before trying to go forward again.
|
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And that's their incentive to kind of continue to make that project go forward.
|
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"I've seen people get a skewed perception and continue to go forward," she said.
|
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The judge ruled in February that part of Microsoft's constitutional challenges could go forward.
|
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The lawsuits, should they go forward, could potentially put the new rules on hold.
|
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They were all set to go forward, and then suddenly the case was settled.
|
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It is a conscious decision to go forward and not live in the past.
|
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Then we go forward, with the presumption of good faith in our fellow citizens.
|
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"This traditional event will go forward at another location on the original date & time".
|
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"We have to be worthy to the Constitution as we go forward," Pelosi said.
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"For reasons that are still not clear, that didn't go forward," Mr Bolton said.
|
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To make it go forward, I pushed my hand out in front of me.
|
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"I had to hold her head back, her body would go forward," she recalls.
|
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They are still expected to go forward with votes on the more conservative proposal.
|
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The Federal Communications Commission also must approve the transaction for it to go forward.
|
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How far are you away from the ABB you want to go forward with?
|
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Esper said Turkey's decision to go forward with the S-400 purchase was disappointing.
|
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"I'm just trying to impact the game, go fast and go forward," he said.
|
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Stone insisted that the "deep state"—the intelligence community—wouldn't let Trump go forward.
|
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"That's something that we're going to have to talk about as we go forward."
|
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But they can't hold off Republicans forever if McConnell wants to go forward. Sen.
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FAULKNER: You know, Lisa as you go forward, we&aposre 22018 days away now.
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And it has changed the way I go forward with the stories I tell.
|
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A preliminary decision on whether they want to go forward is expected within days.
|
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How are you going to go forward and justify the decisions of each side?
|
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Obviously as we go forward, we have to continue to improve in that area.
|
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Thursday's ruling overturns the Superior Court decision and allows the suit to go forward.
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We're going to try to go forward here, and I'm here to help you.
|
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The members of the panel pressed CMS not to go forward with those payments.
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AND IF THE POLICY TURNS OUT IN CERTAIN WAYS THEN BUSINESSES MAY GO FORWARD.
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But it means that if we see a need to go forward, we will.
|
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Go forward even two more years and you see another advantageous map for Democrats.
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" He added, "It's going to be a partnership, we are going to go forward.
|
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Michael Turner (R-Ohio) calling on lawmakers not to go forward with Trump's proposal.
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That's why I think the rally could be cut short as we go forward.
|
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Under current Senate precedent, 60 senators must vote to go forward with a vote.
|
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Not in an experimental sense, but with the will to go forward, to evolve.
|
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I really had the feeling that the team, they really wanted to go forward.
|
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There's a deadline of noon Saturday to determine if a recount will go forward.
|
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Congress would have to be notified of the deal before it could go forward.
|
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You can always go forward with a lie: Don't mention your service at all.
|
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"It's human nature to want to go forward instead of going backward," Lewis said.
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And if the trip cannot go forward on the river, bus tours are provided.
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If IFC declines, Mr. Avrich said, he will go forward with a new film.
|
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Many therapists will tell you that you have to go backward to go forward.
|
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And we're going to continue to work on that path as we go forward.
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We'll keep all the guys together, rally around each other and just go forward.
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"The president should go forward and nominate the most liberal candidate possible," he said.
|
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" "He's considering whether to go forward in light of the concerns about his family.
|
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Back at the school in Lake Oswego, parents were weighing how to go forward.
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The new court law will go forward, he said, with many more to come.
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You might think your life is ruined and there's no way to go forward.
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It's just not realistic to think that we can go back to go forward.
|
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Despite the inquiry, police officials said they would go forward with purchasing the cameras.
|
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If we cannot get the enforcements, the assurances, then we will not go forward.
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Of course the impeachment will still go forward, despite the above questions and concerns.
|
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All agreed to go forward, even if, for some residents, it was a stretch.
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All agreed to go forward, even if, for some residents, it was a stretch.
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We cannot let this monument to prejudice and discrimination and historical inaccuracy go forward.
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However, the Court did not allow the question to go forward as of now.
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Do you feel more confident that you can go forward in that direction now?
|
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"It is our view that seven days for now is sufficient, but in all things, our approach to this process will be conditions-based … so it will be a continual evaluative process as we go forward — if we go forward," Esper told reporters.
|
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Then Google lost interest in this whole Fiber thing and decided not to go forward.
|
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The main thing is people are growing, they're investing and they're ready to go forward.
|
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That doesn't mean it would go forward with such a transaction without notifying users first.
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"We do expect them to take a bigger share as they go forward," she said.
|
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Yes, Apple won the day in this case, but future cases will still go forward.
|
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It had a pullback, it's re-testing and I think it's going to go forward.
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Because, you know, I believe we are stronger together and we will go forward together.
|
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On Thursday, the band was set to go forward with a concert in Warsaw, Poland.
|
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"A short-term extension is the most appropriate way to go forward," Weber told CNBC.
|
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"It is pointless to go forward on the basis of [vetoes] and disputes," he declared.
|
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They criticized school administrators for initially agreeing to go forward without the South Korean students.
|
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A senate vote will go forward on Wednesday despite the disruption in the lower house.
|
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Does the prosecutor think there's enough evidence to charge and go forward with the case?
|
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Finally, if the House does go forward with impeachment, the Senate will be the jury.
|
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Facebook ultimately decided not to go forward with such a strategy, the company told NBC.
|
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The construction of barriers it authorizes, if allowed to go forward, could take years more.
|
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"For reasons that are still not clear, that didn't go forward yesterday," Mr Bolton said.
|
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Victims are also required to sign a confidentiality agreement before a complaint can go forward.
|
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It will start small but I'm confident we will gain momentum as we go forward.
|
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Before his death, however, Pratchett told Gaiman that he had to go forward without him.
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I want to suggest to you today that we must go forward and not back.
|
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The Washington state Supreme Court disagreed, ruling last year that the lawsuit could go forward.
|
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I genuinely believe they are a major reason why my case did not go forward.
|
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And of course, Paul Ryan and the leadership wouldn&apost allow it to go forward.
|
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"As a nation and as a people we need to go forward and not backward."
|
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Life is about learning from the mistakes and learning what you need to go forward.
|
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How motivated were you to go forward by the sheer narrative force of the case?
|
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Other motions in the case not related to confidential information will go forward, Judge Col.
|
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For instance, if you tilt your hand forward, it can make a car go forward.
|
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Tim Adams, the man attacked says he does not plan to go forward with charges.
|
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If the company determines it has enough buyers for the oil, it will go forward.
|
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Allowing that to go forward would be costly, counterproductive and potentially prejudicial, the company argued.
|
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"If this were to go forward, it would get significant U.S. government scrutiny," said Bialos.
|
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Then, on Friday, the Supreme Court denied the stay — meaning the trial can go forward.
|
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"I think I'm the best person to go forward, to unify, to negotiate," she said.
|
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The ACLU on Tuesday hailed the appeals court decision allowing their suit to go forward.
|
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S. summit must go forward, South Korea's presidential spokesman later said of the unannounced meeting.
|
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One reason may be that they may not be able to go forward in Massachusetts.
|
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The Justice Department signed off on a settlement to allow the merger to go forward.
|
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Ross defended his decision to go forward with hosting the fundraiser in a statement Thursday.
|
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At the urging of the White House, she later agreed to go forward, officials said.
|
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There is a process for this to go forward, and I trust it will happen.
|
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The winners will go forward to the 18-nation finals played at the Caja Magica.
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Hopefully as we go forward we can start concentrating on football a little bit more.
|
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As a nation and as a people we need to go forward and not backward.
|
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"You couldn't go forward because he was in charge," Mr. Howman said of Mr. Reedie.
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We've lost it but we're still together, and we're still gonna go forward on this.
|
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Because you know, I believe we are stronger together and we will go forward together.
|
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The court could then dismiss the case entirely or rule that it should go forward.
|
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Yet Republicans in Congress have a different idea on how these negotiations will go forward.
|
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"I don't think the project can go forward" without addressing those concerns, he added later.
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AS WE GO FORWARD, I MEAN WE'RE GONNA BE CUSTOMIZING THE NETWORK FOR THE APPLICATION.
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You will not know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions.
|
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"I do not see a reason for it not to go forward now," he said.
|
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About $35 million of assistance in this channel could still go forward, Mr. Harden said.
|
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If talks go forward, they would be the highest-level meeting between the two countries.
|
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Should I go forward with the gift, skip the boyfriend or scrap the whole idea?
|
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Tom Wolf heard about the endeavor and called Rubin to urge him to go forward.
|
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Judge Messitte ruled that they had enough legal standing for the suit to go forward.
|
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Biden and Sanders have differed on whether the Tuesday elections should go forward as planned.
|
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Varadkar plans to go forward with a referendum to remove the constitutional ban on abortion.
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But before the case can go forward, they'll have to clear an important legal bar.
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But the Kurdistan Regional Government says the vote will go forward as scheduled on Sept.
|
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U.S. District Judge Ann Aiken in Eugene, Oregon, had allowed the case to go forward.
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As they draw within 251,22 feet of the peak, they will go forward without oxygen.
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Spencer said publicly last week that he believed the trident board process should go forward.
|
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In 2013, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 vote that the lawsuit could go forward.
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This means the country will go forward with any planned nuclear arms development and proliferation.
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But the committee chairman said he was determined to go forward with units totaling 5,600.
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Leaning slightly forward makes the Swagtron go forward and leaning back makes it go back.
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That fear lingered, even after she'd made the decision to go forward with the procedure.
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"We plan to continue that relationship and expand it as we go forward," he said.
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The suit infuriated powerful agricultural interests, but federal officials reluctantly allowed it to go forward.
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President Donald Trump should go forward with the next round of tariffs set for Dec.
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All the concerns are go-forward concerns about disruptions from the coronavirus in the spring.
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"We simply haven't seen genuine progress on negotiations on how to go forward," he said.
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"How long can we go forward when it actually affects your fundamental needs?" he said.
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The first question is whether the Supreme Court will allow any redistricting to go forward.
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One is, the way the robots have mostly worked up until recently—keep in mind, we're using Twitch, which has just a chat interface—is that when you type 'go forward,' the robot will go forward by a discreet amount, like a few inches.
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She said she'd like to go forward anyway, and had a son who is now 32.
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Personalized Notebook by The Ivy Design, Etsy Price: $25-45 Go forward and stay offline, friends.
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However, a small majority of SCOTUS justices disagreed, meaning antitrust lawsuits against Apple can go forward.
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Our eyes go forward and we have some mirrors that help us get some situational awareness.
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The Department of Justice has decided to go forward with a lawsuit to block the merger.
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"There was a letter of intent to go forward, but no one signed it," he said.
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So we decided that we needed to close that sequence and see how we go forward.
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We're looking for sequential improvement, but we're not looking for this acceleration as we go forward.
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They will know soon whether testing will go forward and hope to have data by July.
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You can also swipe left or right if music is playing to go forward or back.
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At the same time, if they decide they want to go forward, the sooner the better.
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Andrea Constand case: Judge says prosecution can go forward CNN's Stella Chan contributed to this report.
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Enough evidence exists for a New Jersey resident's official misconduct complaint to go forward against Gov.
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We need a true independent review, inspection, and action plan from objective experts to go forward.
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MITCHELL: Governor — Governor Sanders... SANDERS: No one is tearing this up, we're going to go forward.
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Votes were counted overnight, revealing in a stunning decision around dawn that Brexit would go forward.
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"Amber was ready, willing and able to go forward with her deposition," says a Heard source.
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And I, I don't think any Hillary campaign manager would want that suit to go forward.
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"Anybody who finishes below third will raise serious questions about how they go forward," former Gov.
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Later, Trump said he hoped the merger could go forward, but reiterated his concern about competition.
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Despite her claims, the D.A. says there was not enough evidence to go forward with prosecution.
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Gary Herbert, tweeted that there were too many Clinton supporters to go forward with that plan.
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It's something they enjoy and so they can go forward from that to film and shoot.
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Even if these tariffs don't go forward, 'slowbalization' remains intact & existing tariffs are likely to stay.
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"Once the atoms are going fast, sound waves can't go forward across the flow," said Steinhauer.
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We're going to have to go forward and figure out a new way to reason together.
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Swipe right to go back a snap and left to go forward, just like in "stories."
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If Ubisoft does go forward with Watch Dogs 3, I hope they start by reimagining combat.
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The six group winners and best two runners-up will go forward to the quarter-finals.
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It's one of those games that you shake off, you turn the page and go forward.
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Wasser says Amber's lawyer suddenly claimed she was not available so the depo couldn't go forward.
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"Disappointed to be leaving the @NAACP -- determined to go forward for justice," he tweeted Friday evening.
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While the civil rights charges cannot go forward, prosecutors can proceed with battery charges against Butler.
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Despite the common perception, these companies don't all agree on the right way to go forward.
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"Abu Mazen go forward, we are behind you until liberation!" chanted some sections of the hall.
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Prosecutors would have to go forward with a pre-indictment hearing before Netanyahu is formally charged.
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And that's what makes its decision to go forward with the charges all the more unnerving.
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You don't want to go backwards when you're on the beach, you want to go forward.
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"It is appropriate for him to go forward with his vision and his values," Obama said.
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In March, a judge on the New York Supreme Court ruled the case could go forward.
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"And I think Bernie should continue to go forward, folks," the presumptive GOP presidential nominee said.
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But OPEC may go forward with cuts anyway when the cartel meets in Vienna next month.
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It is not in anyone's interest for this to go forward, least of all the administration.
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There are three additional reasons why the Trump administration should not go forward with these rescissions.
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If SFAC wins the vote, it will go forward to the City Council for further review.
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Bell said he informed the sheriff ahead of the announcement that the vote would go forward.
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While pleased with Persky's decision to recuse himself, Dauber said the recall campaign will go forward.
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Congress cannot allow the sale to go forward until President Buhari's actions start reflecting his words.
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The court's five conservative justices lifted the Eleventh Circuit's stay and let Ray's execution go forward.
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The New York City Marathon will go forward Sunday as planned, but with increased security measures.
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Universities are recognizing that the best strategy is to let controversial speech go forward, Nossel added.
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A Democratic aide confirmed that there was an agreement to allow the hearing to go forward.
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Let us go forward as one nation standing together with all of our brothers and sisters.
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Part of the reason why Cohn said he believes Trump would go forward with the Dec.
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"I don't think investors would be blamed for thinking that this could go forward," he added.
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And there still is that pesky issue of getting all the money necessary to go forward.
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The US could go forward with the plan to declare and defend safe areas, Serwer said.
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"I discuss matters with members who are constructive on how do we go forward," she said.
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If an additional 85033 days pass without a response, then the gun purchase can go forward.
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"But the president needs to back off here and let the investigation go forward," he said.
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Where do you see women in football as we go forward, whether you win or not?
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"The government's refusal to go forward with our clients after we consented is insupportable," Spears said.
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For the movement to go forward, we need a hefty dose of self-reflection and judiciousness.
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Still, the official acknowledged that would not be indicative of whether the drills will go forward.
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"This means this vital programs will continue to go forward," she said in a phone interview.
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Whether I will go in another direction or go forward in this direction, I don't know.
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A limited version of the training drills, however, are still expected to go forward, officials said.
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"Let us go forward with a new vision that transforms this country," Sanders cried to applause.
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Uncertain was how Chicago politicians might go forward without the city's longstanding way of doing business.
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After a few hours of arguments, the judge made his decision: The deposition would go forward.
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Still, law enforcement officials said some arrests will go forward, especially in cases of violent crime.
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Others, including Florida, Illinois, Ohio and Arizona, plan to go forward with their elections this week.
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Others, including Florida, Illinois, Ohio and Arizona, plan to go forward with their elections this week.
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"You won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions," Schumer added.
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"You have to have discipline and passion, that's the thing that allows you to go forward."
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"How do you crack the back of everything and go forward again?" he wondered aloud backstage.
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"The problem is you can't go back in time, you have to go forward," he said.
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In August, Judge Gene E.K. Pratter of Federal District Court decided the suit could go forward.
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"That's kind of … a green light to go forward with those kinds of measures," he said.
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Q Are you going to go forward with that two hundred — THE PRESIDENT: One hundred percent.
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Then, in late September a panel of state appellate judges allowed the experiment to go forward.
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Leadership in both chambers has insisted that the investigations will go forward independent of Mueller's appointment.
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Monday's oral arguments came after a lower court allowed the Democratic members' lawsuit to go forward.
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And then the go forward, I believe, is putting the public back into public higher ed.
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If Twitter does go forward with it, the company isn't sure how it would do so.
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LA Metro worked with lawmakers to allow its 100-bus contract with BYD to go forward.
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"Bibi, on verge of messianic abyss, determined to go forward," he added, using Mr. Netanyahu's nickname.
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But it's not too late to turn back - especially when it doesn't pay to go forward.
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It allowed the tariffs to go forward, but in a much more benign manner of application.
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AND I CERTAINLY EXPECT THAT WE'LL BE INVESTING IN MORE STORE LABOR AS WE GO FORWARD.
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"We're reviewing that aspect of the decision but the case will certainly go forward," he said.
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On Thursday, the panel ruled that Zervos's case could go forward, according to the Washington Post.
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They often seem as likely to skate and pass backward as they are to go forward.
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I agreed to go forward with the venture and so it was our decision, not just his.
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If Pepper's case is allowed to go forward and wins, there are several outcomes we could see.
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University officials saw the conference as a First Amendment issue, and fought for it to go forward.
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Ultimately, the execution of Alabama inmate Ronald Smith, was allowed to go forward—by a deadlocked court.
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We are appalled that this cancelation was announced, and call again for the event to go forward.
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So in the end I decided that maybe Twitter itself is not the way to go forward.
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But Dr. Harbor, in pursuit of knowledge above all else, intends to go forward rather than backward.
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But the Women's March San Francisco said on Facebook that it will go forward with its counterdemonstration.
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The machine will continue to go forward as it has, even without David Koch at the forefront.
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And Ryan and McConnell will decide to let impeachment go forward when the political calculus demands it.
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But in other spots, that arm is clearly calling the masses to rise up and go forward.
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We need to recoup that and then go forward and try to close out the remaining issues.
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You said about a billion-dollar hit in 213, potentially another billion dollars if we go forward.
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Scott acknowledged this, saying scientists are chasing mosquitoes, but tough public health action must go forward, regardless.
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You can go forward in confidence knowing there's a lot of support for the decisions you're making.
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I think that's true, and I think it's going to be more true as we go forward.
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But things got more complicated when they planned to go forward with the trip via commercial travel.
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Jones said it's worth it to go forward, and she'd tell anyone else to do the same.
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"It would be pathbreaking for a court to decide that these cases could go forward," Carlson says.
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Crawford argued Buttigieg must finish in the first or second slot out of Iowa to go forward.
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Rubio called on Trump and the administration to let the investigation go forward and not cast aspersions.
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During Bill Clinton's presidency, the Supreme Court ruled that Paula Jones's sexual harassment lawsuit could go forward.
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In an unsigned opinion, the justices said that only part of the travel ban could go forward.
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A lawsuit targeting Maryland's use of gerrymandering can go forward, a three-judge federal panel ruled Wednesday.
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"So far, there's been no suggestion that we cannot continue to go forward," Scalise told reporters. Rep.
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"It is difficult to fathom how to go forward without her in my life," Damond said Monday.
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Liberal justices Sonia Sotomayor and Stephen Breyer seemed certain that the iPhone buyers' claims should go forward.
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"As a driver I always want to go forward, I always actually want to win," he added.
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The president did allow the cyberattack to go forward, however, perhaps because there would be no casualties.
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Law enforcement sources say Ronnie would not cooperate so, without a victim, the case couldn't go forward.
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"Unless the court grants us the right to go forward, we can't do our job," he said.
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Allowing it to go forward with just Kavanaugh would allow Democrats to turn him into a piñata.
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"If we were going to go forward we would have to act before September 30," he said.
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We are going to see how the negotiations go and then we'll calculate...how we go forward.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says President Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom will go forward.
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It's also an additional $10 for the seat, which is an IMMI Go forward-facing car seat.
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He said he'll make a decision at a later date about whether Manafort's case can go forward.
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Whether TransCanada will go forward with the project depends on its medium- and long-term price forecast.
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"How are officers supposed to go forward based upon this?" asked Michael Newman, a lawyer representing Pinehurst.
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A judge Thursday allowed a lawsuit claiming that Uber's technology violates consumer protection laws to go forward.
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FirstEnergy is now pursuing an amended version, which executives hope will go forward with state approval alone.
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"I have respect for people that are trying to find other ways to go forward," said Rep.
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"Once the President tweeted what he tweeted we have to go forward," one senior administration official said.
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No matter the trials we face, no matter the challenges to come, we must go forward together.
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Go forward and looking at the rest of the year, should we look forward to anything unexpected?
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When we made this announcement we made it clear that this was on a go-forward basis.
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"It is a day of deep reflection on how to go forward in Germany," Merkel told reporters.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said last month Trump's state visit to the U.K. would go forward.
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It's to go forward with your own strong vision for the future, and that's what I've done.
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If this proposal does go forward, the entire package would come to $373 billion, including lawyers' fees.
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Many conference organizers seem determined to go forward, but are enacting a variety of screenings and rules.
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"The internet has allowed many industries to go forward, but this is sending us backward," he said.
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Looking backward to go forward may be a strategy, but that does not make it an advance.
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"I never believed we had a chance to go forward," said Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana.
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If the federal judge allows the case to go forward in tribal court, the companies can appeal.
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Like we said, the wrecked Rolls still works -- but can only go forward and backward for now.
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She said that even though the forecast was iffy, their date would go forward, rain or shine.
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We have to go forward in an optimistic way and change it, to make it exciting again.
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"We're cheering for every LNG project to go forward," said Langtry Meyer, co-founder of Texas LNG.
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Any of us who would honor King must resolve to go forward together, not one step back.
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And the president of the United States contemplated how to go forward with the next 1,343 days.
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"We have to prove ourselves," he said, "that we can go forward and have our own future."
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There has, however, been one surprise advocate for allowing the prosecutions to go forward: Mr. Salvini himself.
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The justices, he added, may take account of recent mass shooting in deciding whether to go forward.
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At the end of the day, we don't want to go back, we want to go forward.
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"We're cheering for every LNG project to go forward," said Langtry Meyer, co-founder of Texas LNG.
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This week, he conceded that training for entry-level Foreign Service officers would go forward as well.
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But almost immediately, he could get Botley to spin around in circles and go forward and backward.
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The state then asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene and allow the execution to go forward.
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"We we want the Olympics to go forward; we want the Olympics to be successful," Irwin said.
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But Corker pledged to support the budget to ensure the debate on tax reform would go forward.
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But the last BRAC Congress allowed to go forward occurred in 2005 — well over a decade ago.
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"It is the President's agenda, his national security, foreign policy beliefs that will go forward," she said.
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I want to make sure that as we go forward, we don't lose the gains we've made.
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Law enforcement officers are trained to go forward (armed and protected) and attempt to neutralize the threat.
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"No matter the trials we face, no matter the challenges to come, we must go forward together."
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But to go forward, Mr. Vucic would surely need at least the tacit approval of Mr. Putin.
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Looking at our upfronts and newfronts going forward (and they will go forward), let's make them allfronts.
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When a US attorney says to an assistant US attorney, "Don't go forward with this case, because I just decided that on the balance we shouldn't go forward with it," he's giving an order to stop a prosecution, but it's not obstruction of justice—that's doing his job.
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And it appears that Pelosi's refusal to allow impeachment proceedings to go forward is now helping Trump politically.
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The hospital systems said allowing the lawsuits to go forward could jeopardize nonprofit hospitals' ability to provide care.
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If you want to come interview me, I'm happy to answer your questions about how we go forward.
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"We've been told that the administration is going to go forward with that transaction," the congressional aide said.
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Agents continued to work on it with a plan to "go forward with our investigative steps," Faruqui said.
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Roy Blunt, another member of Republican leadership, said he also expects an open amendment process to go forward.
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Although the Supreme Court ruled in 1991 that the rule could go forward, it was never fully implemented.
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To go forward you must go back, and to touch the light, you must pass beneath the shadow.
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"As these discussions go forward, we'll certainly be making clear the type of program we prefer," she says.
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Even if this countersuit ultimately doesn't go forward, that doesn't resolve the bad blood between the two companies.
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"We're ready to go forward and do what we have to do and get him exonerated," Creizman said.
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I'm just wondering what the philosophy behind that is, and what the go-forward strategy with that is.
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Alan Futerfas, a lawyer for the defendants, said the decision meant only that the case would go forward.
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The overall lawsuit will go forward, but it will involve two different men who joined the suit later.
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That question won't go forward for now, but the administration will have another chance to make its case.
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That means that in a crowded contest Democrats could split their votes, so that only Republicans go forward.
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Khloe eventually feels like she has to break it off with Kourtney and go forward with Good American.
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If we can slip back, hopefully it's also possible to get out of this ditch and go forward.
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"ESL therefore has much to lose if [its] go forward business plan is not successful," the documents stated.
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The consent of Italy, the euro zone's third biggest economy, is necessary for the process to go forward.
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At the same time, I think that's the only way to go forward: to be open and honest.
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That's a question a court in Connecticut may have to answer if Menafee's case does indeed go forward.
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"I'm hopeful the review process will go forward as been planned for the last two years," Kopp said.
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At the same time, we've got to have our own feel for it and go forward with confidence.
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"We have the trust in Tyreek and we're going to go forward in a positive way," Reid said.
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Once that one's completely paid off, move to your next larger account and go forward in that manner.
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We hope our research can now go forward using species such as sheep or cattle or indeed pigs.
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We're told the 3 charges that were dropped were tossed because prosecutors lacked sufficient evidence to go forward.
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As you go forward, you will sometimes have to take difficult decisions, decisions that others might scorn at.
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" Cormier asks Dana if there's any way to go forward with the fight, saying, "I'll sign a release.
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Sources say it will only go forward if the judge allows the AT&T merger with Time Warner.
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US officials had made clear that they didn't want the Kurds to go forward with an independence vote.
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The Third Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments later this month if the case should go forward.
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"Russia will only go forward, only in this direction, and no one will ever stop us," he said.
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Tillis's office says he will go forward despite Trump's view that legislative negotiations are a waste of time.
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And if the issues in Harwell's affidavit go forward, then that is what may be on trial. Humbug.
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"I don't think the project can go forward" without addressing those concerns, he added later in the hearing.
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The most up-to-date media reports say that WeWork is planning to go forward with the IPO.
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A preliminary decision on whether the banks plan to go forward with a merger is expected within days.
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Sources say the deal was only able to go forward because they finally put aside their latest feud.
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Apple, Intel, FedEx, and Microsoft were among those who will be part of projects that will go forward.
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The California-based 85033th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously on Friday that the lawsuit can go forward.
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The California-based 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously on Friday that the lawsuit can go forward.
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They need to have a timeline, they need to stick to it and they need to go forward.
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In a July order allowing the litigation to go forward, Furman said there was evidence for that claim.
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What it presumes is that it is the president's prerogative to decide whether prosecutions go forward or not.
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" "It demonstrates in very significant detail why the FBI chose not to go forward with any additional proceeding.
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"And then a decision will be made when to go forward with the rest of them," Hills said.
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Settlement discussions fell apart just last week after the Massachusetts judge ruled that the trial should go forward.
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Republicans are divided over whether they want to go forward with impeachment — even on the Judiciary Committee itself.
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And freedom and things go forward and then they go backward, they go forwards and they go backwards.
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Because if he had nothing to hide he'd just shrug his shoulders and let these investigations go forward.
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Even if hurricanes don't change, that's a recipe for more and more hurricane disasters as we go forward.
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Kim is "clearly signalling a willingness not to disrupt the games and let them go forward," said Fravel.
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No matter the trials we face, no matter the challenges to come, we must move go forward together.
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And once we get the studied opinion of the general counsel, then we'll decide how to go forward.
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It's also time to leave some anger in the past—it's the only way you can go forward.
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The inmate's delay in asserting his claim, Justice Alito wrote, should have justified letting his execution go forward.
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Health policy experts had believed other Republican states would have followed if Idaho were allowed to go forward.
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Republicans can go forward with this plan and just try to blame Obama for the problems that arise.
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He was in the middle of his life, not knowing how to go forward, as an American man.
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Once it is, he will have 30 days to dismiss the case or allow it to go forward.
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That state agency would have had to approve the Amazon project in order for it to go forward.
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But American officials stressed that it was merely a precursor to escalating actions should the vote go forward.
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Defenders said Mr. Trump's action would not circumvent the F.B.I. investigation, which would go forward with career agents.
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"Together," he said, "we are going to go forward and defeat the most dangerous president in American history."
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"Together, we are going to go forward and defeat the most dangerous president in American history," Sanders said.
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"You have to learn to go forward to the net," said Corey Gauff, her father and head coach.
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But Yohai did not submit the motion and eventually agreed to let the move go forward in February.
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Evidence of abuse, which is evidence of a crime, will allow us to go forward with this prosecution.
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Let's iron our statement and use that to get date and then PreZ can go forward with it?
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"This gives us a chance to assess the damage and figure out how to go forward," Burrows said.
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" She said the elections would go forward, "because that is a way toward stability and continuity and peace.
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Ivereigh also noted that Benedict allowed a major meeting of Latin American bishops in 2007 to go forward.
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G.B.T. legislation know they will still be rewarded with N.C.A.A. events and can go forward with that legislation.
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"Tonight, let's go forward with confidence and pride in who we are and what we believe," Duckworth said.
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After that, the prospective in-laws refused to let the wedding go forward until he found another job.
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"Sometimes to go forward...you have to take a few steps back," he tweeted before the Super Bowl.
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"I think it is a mistake to simply go forward with bailouts for big insurance companies," Cruz said.
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An hour after Andy Lack sent his "How We Go Forward" email, I decided to test one out.
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This is just one way that plants differ from animals: After they go forward, there's no going back.
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And—especially important as these discussions go forward—he has masterfully manipulated his rivals on the global stage.
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So I am going to go forward with a lot of gratitude and joy every day I can.
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Let's iron out statement and use that to get date and then PreZ can go forward with it?
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With Mr. Trump determined to go forward, these are just some of the legal battles that are expected.
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Earlier this week the Supreme Court permitted the travel ban to go forward even while legal challenges continue.
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Now, read the article, "'Mockingbird' Producer Reconsiders, Letting Local Plays Go Forward," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Shareholders filed a lawsuit, but the lawsuit was settled, clearing the way for the plan to go forward.
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"What this is really about is not the rational way to go forward," Sanders said at the debate.
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So it's been critical for a long time and I see it being critical as we go forward.
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The point is that we all go forward with a presumption of good faith in our fellow citizens.
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If you strip commanders of that authority, he argued, fewer cases will go forward, and victims will suffer.
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The decision to soon go forward with the exercise in the Western Pacific has not been previously published.
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There's no neutral, you have to make things to go forward—I mean that in the purest philosophical way.
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Authorities have a lead, Elliot said, but don't yet have enough evidence to go forward with animal cruelty charges.
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"I don't see how they go forward working together the way it's going," one senior Democratic congressional aide said.
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And I think first that message is that Kim Jong Un is definitely wants this summit to go forward.
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This larger mission is why we even decided to go forward with this and put it on the market.
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This is the most corrupt investigation I&aposve ever seen that the Justice Department is allowing to go forward.
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It's whether you get better or whether you go back, whether you go forward or whether you go backward.
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The litigation, which accuses Trump of violating a constitutional prohibition on accepting certain gifts or payments, can go forward.
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When you go forward with this, if it does not rule in your favor it just moves forward, correct?
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It would not be right to order the case to go forward to a full trial in such circumstances.
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If they want to go forward with that, then you and I both know the president has great instincts.
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WB Television (now CW) developed a potential show about "Young MacGyver" in 2003, but decided not to go forward.
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It's an important election, and I'm sure that we'll be keeping an eye on it as we go forward.
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"But I do think there can be changes in the offer of Brexit as we go forward," she said.
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This flashback sets up several major plot elements that you'll want to keep in mind as we go forward.
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Eastman had initially said it would go forward with the tour, despite the exclusion of the South Korean students.
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He was presented options for a raid on the compound last week, and made the decision to go forward.
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But he wants that large clinical trial to go forward, even if it means dealing with the P.S.A. problem.
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It would not be right to order the case to go forward to a full trial in these circumstances.
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I THINK THAT AS WE GO FORWARD,WE WILL HAVE AN ACTIVE VOICE IN DEMONSTRATING WHAT I'VE SAID BEFORE.
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Cosby's attorneys are appealing U.S. District Judge David Hennessy's December 31st decision order saying the deposition can go forward.
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" Asked what he's calling on Republican members to do, Verret replied, "As the hearings go forward, ask honest questions.
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"When the pain passes, don't just go forward, reflect, because that's where your progress is," Dalio tells Business Insider.
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During his arraignment on Wednesday, prosecutors revealed that the alleged victim has declined to go forward with the case.
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But with focus and the right talent and right purpose, we can lead through that as we go forward.
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Say "go forward 10 minutes" or "go back 30 seconds" and the video you're watching will respond in kind.
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Sprint and T-Mobile had been negotiations for months but ultimately decided not to go forward with a deal.
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It has since pledged not to go forward with its censored search product—at least for the time being.
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You can swipe from the left or right edge of the screen to go forward or backward as well.
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If you come with just one answer, it's not going to give you what you need to go forward.
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After receiving community response via an online survey, Glass said on Wednesday that the plan would not go forward.
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But on ABC's This Week, the Majority Leader said the Senate Ethics Committee will decide how to go forward.
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I'm still going to go forward with my kidney donation, because I think it's the right thing to do.
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But the people who vote for this will have this vote tattooed to their foreheads as they go forward.
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Although the purchase didn't go forward, the two women stayed connected and bonded through Facebook, texts and phone calls.
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As we go forward, I want us to be known as a manufacturing, a technology, and an information company.
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Chief Justice John Roberts worried about the international implications or "foreign entanglements" of allowing such suits to go forward.
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Regulators approved the rate plans — not the contracts — that would have allowed for above-market rates to go forward.
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And between that group, they're going to decide how to go forward," he said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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We're committed on a go forward basis to building strong and deep partnerships with the cities that host us.
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This is the first time justices have allowed any edition of the ban to go forward in its entirety.
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This is the first time justices had allowed any edition of the ban to go forward in its entirety.
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It drew ferocious opposition from oceanfront homeowners, gradually lost political support in Massachusetts and appears unlikely to go forward.
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The president nominates, and then the Senate advises and consents, or not, but they go forward with the process.
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The 10th Circuit found that the claim could go forward, and, in 2014, the United States Supreme Court agreed.
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"I don't think we should go forward with the assumption that all this is going to work," Coats said.
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In August 2015, the state of Texas made it explicit that cavity searches need a warrant to go forward.
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What you are trying to do is set the tone for the conversations that are going to go forward.
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Aside from the question of, Does that give Iran the sense that they have the capacity to go forward?
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I mean, look, the Supreme Court 9-0 said that the Paula Jones [sexual harassment] case could go forward.
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Build up to it: When moving forward, slow down and pedal one revolution in reverse, then go forward again.
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You can't afford to lose the bulk of New York and New Jersey and have a bill go forward.
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The bill passed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee but needs approval from the Senate Republican leadership to go forward.
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It was taken away from her and our mayor, our new mayor, refused to go forward with the case.
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The US and South Korea expect to go forward with their joint military exercises, a senior administration official said.
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"So we're going to go forward and ask this foreperson questions in a professional and nonconfrontational way," she added.
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"Earth Fare is not in a financial position to continue to operate on a go-forward basis," it said.
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"It is very concerning — I hope that Prime Minister Johnson does not allow this to go forward," he said.
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"We'll be talking about the way to go forward and see if we can reach an agreement," he said.
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And we agreed that it was better to go forward with our wedding as planned than to postpone it.
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It is clear enough that Francis has friends and allies who want him to go forward in a hurry.
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Things could only get worse if tariff increases on China scheduled to take effect later this year go forward.
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As a first step, the bank must close loopholes that allow high-risk activities to go forward without safeguards.
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I think space is the next big thing for humanity and is transformational for humanity as we go forward.
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Last month the United States Transportation Department approved a Norwegian subsidiary in Ireland, enabling the plan to go forward.
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"I said at that point that I wasn't going to go forward with it," Mr. Sandberg, now 89, recalled.
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Clinton voted in favor of releasing the second half of TARP, which allowed the auto bailout to go forward.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) and other lawmakers to go forward with its own system.
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They are part of Trump's decision to go forward with "pretty significant" tariffs, an administration official said on Thursday.
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None of them showed evidence that military prosecutors were less willing than commanders to go forward with a case.
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To go forward, they have to have legal advice from their JAG saying there is enough evidence to prosecute.
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"Only via an exercise in an abuse of judicial power was this case able to go forward," she wrote.
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Perhaps Sinclair's plans to puppeteer these stations were transparent, or perhaps there are too many eyes on the commission right now to let something like this slide, but whatever the case, the merger can't go forward without FCC approval — and now FCC approval won't go forward without this hearing and revised divestiture plans.
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But because we're still trying to figure out the smartest way to go forward financially, I'm unfortunately focusing on that.
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"We were open to power sharing, but the minute that happened it was hard to go forward," Mr. Ismail said.
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There were posters about the African Burial Grounds and reminders to remember our past so that we can go forward.
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"I'm disappointed we couldn't go forward with Mr. Delrahim's hearing this morning," Grassley told the Senate Judiciary Committee, per Reuters.
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Rather, backers of 20173 (with Brown's support) refused to let 100 go forward unless 813 did too — and vice versa.
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A LOT OF TIME SITTING DOWN, SETTING PRIORITIES, MAKING SURE WE UNDERSTAND WHAT'S REQUIRED TO GO FORWARD, BUT TREMENDOUS SUPPORT.
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But if Phillips' execution does go forward as planned, Ohio will become the second state to resume executions in 2017.
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Trump, to go forward in the first place as a class-action lawsuit under RICO, the federal anti-racketeering law.
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"And I will not hesitate to engage and challenge current and prospective members of the coalition as we go forward."
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In fact, one of the most exciting aspects of building wealth is how much you'll learn as you go forward.
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A federal judge this month said the US$85bn deal, first announced in October 2016, could go forward without conditions.
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If his party gets a majority in both houses, he's pledged to go forward with changes to Japan's pacifist constitution.
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That&aposs what I&aposm saying, so just learn from it and we&aposve got to go forward, move forward.
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Because, under their own power, planes can only go forward, they rely on a tug when reversing from a gate.
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Given their past behavior, Republicans can't really expect Trump to sit idly by and let a rigorous investigation go forward.
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Rauner's case was eventually allowed to go forward with another plaintiff and traveled all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Instead, fear can provide valuable information about where you are and what path you need to take to go forward.
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"The next day when we hit the crap, they called for him, and he had to go forward," Harris says.
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"This is one of the many reasons why people don't go forward with reporting sexual abuse or exploitation," Leary continues.
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"Some people will definitely drop off of coverage if these are the kind of policies that go forward," he said.
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Snuka will be re-evaluated in December -- but unless his mental state improves, the case against him cannot go forward.
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We will need to find at least some small patches of common ground upon which to build and go forward.
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The case is set to go forward in West Virginia, where several of the companies technically suing Oliver are based.
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If they feel they have the evidence, they should go forward without worrying about losing the case and getting sued.
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Had the vaccine not showed promising results in the first test, researchers probably wouldn't go forward with the wider trial.
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If the sales were to go forward, Petrobras could suffer penalties due to its U.S. operations, the company has said.
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"The language before was so bad that there was no way we could go forward with that language," he said.
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FAULKNER: OK. All right, well, what did you want him to kind of really hook into as we go forward?
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"I think as we go forward — as we mentioned, we're closing 18 [stores] this year," Treasurer Trent Kruse told analysts.
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And the President said sometimes have you to walk away from an agreement, take a step backwards to go forward.
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If you look back historically, he then tends to reinvest ... you'll see margins under pressure as we go forward here.
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"We're going to ensure that people that have been affected have everything they need as they go forward," Tornetta said.
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If you go forward, the game doesn't just delete your save data, it makes you watch as it's systematically dismantled.
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Amid suggestions that she was effectively championing censorship, the law forced Ms. Merkel to allow the suit to go forward.
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Again, if the facts are there, the facts are there, then this would have to be bipartisan to go forward.
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Hong Kong's leader signals polarizing extradition bill will go forward — despite hundreds-of-thousands of protesters taking to the streets
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If investors want to continue with their redemptions, they would go forward at the lower price on Monday, Aberdeen said.
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But there has also been, according to those involved, a heated disagreement over how — and even whether — to go forward.
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After all, Balanchine never said what he wanted after his death, or how he thought the company should go forward.
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The gun sale can go forward if another 10 days go by without a response from the background check system.
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The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act does not allow lawsuits to go forward when a foreign government seizes domestic-owned property.
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According to members, there is some negotiating happening behind closed doors, but no clear path on where to go forward.
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But these two artists have come together to show that those divides don't have to go forward into the future.
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The academy also decided to go forward with a plan to add three board seats earmarked for women and minorities.
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Texas, urging the court to let Mr. Obama's program, which gives temporary legal status to some undocumented immigrants, go forward.
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Inside documents, you'll use the three buttons at the bottom of the device to go forward, back or return home.
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"We're not going to let the process go forward if they keep doing that," he said during the press call.
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On Wednesday, the NCAA announced that its basketball tournament would go forward, but with limited staff and family in attendance.
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Navient is also ensuring that it directly reaches those who have authority to decide whether the state cases go forward.
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Another possibility would be for Trump to lift federal guidelines but give discretion to governors on how to go forward.
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Mr. Gwinn decided to go forward with the case, using as evidence parts of the 911 tape and her injuries.
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But it would also allow those families to be released while their court proceedings go forward, something Mr. Trump opposes.
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"Right now it's about how we go forward, recognizing that ... we were on a path that wasn't working," she added.
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"If we don't believe the situation is going to better, as humans, we're not going to go forward," Hallmon said.
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Judge Johnson also issued the injunction that permitted the Selma-to-Montgomery march to go forward under federal court protection.
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China did a whole bunch of things, and other countries may have to do them, too, as they go forward.
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A few had questions about how elections will go forward during a pandemic, something that has not happened since 1918.
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It will now face the question of whether it wants to go forward despite the measures taken by the S.E.C.
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"So we've got a lot of strong leads on this and we will go forward that way," Chief Boyce said.
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"What needs to happen is that we have got to go forward with an absolutely bipartisan investigation," Mr. Sanders said.
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In delivering the opinion of the court, Justice Anthony Kennedy said the lawsuit could not go forward without Congressional authorization.
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After getting nowhere, he took his objections to the White House because he could not go forward without her consent.
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Fortunately, Congress can still have a say on whether USDA's radical overhaul of pork inspection is allowed to go forward.
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But when asked how long such a pause would have to last before talks could go forward, Mr. Tillerson demurred.
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The U.S. Supreme Court let that case go forward in 1997, paving the way for Clinton's impeachment the following year.
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The government's appeal of Tigar's injunction will now go forward before the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.
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The pop star Lizzo led the way, on Tuesday, after Ms. Pelosi announced that an impeachment inquiry would go forward.
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Push forward to go forward, back to go in reverse, and to the left or right to spin in place.
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A district judge dismissed the lawsuit but the 9th Circuit first ruled in 2013 that the case could go forward.
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They say that it could give hostile countries power over the internet ecosystem if it is allowed to go forward.
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Separately, a judge ruled that the defamation suit against Trump brought by Zervos, the former "Apprentice" contestant, can go forward.
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The injunction placed on the policy will now go forward before the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.
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Ultimately, the president will be exonerated and we don't anticipate there being any reason to go forward with these hearings.
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"We need to work through these criminal cases before we determine how we are going to go forward," Schneider said.
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"We need to work through these criminal cases before we determine how we are going to go forward," Schneider said.
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"We must go forward as one America, one nation working together, to meet the challenges we face together," he said.
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But those efforts were derailed last month after Trump pressed aides to go forward with a second tranche of tariffs.
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Aramco has said it is ready to go forward with the IPO but awaits the go-ahead from the government.
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But my sister decided to go forward with the party — at the same venue with nearly the same guest list.
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However, we fall into an exception, and PLCAA is clear that if you meet an exception, you can go forward.
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That's what we're building toward, and we will engage in Washington and state houses around those topics as we go forward.
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Though, if we've learned anything from the OG nasty woman herself, Clinton, it's that you pick yourself up and go forward.
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And, ultimately, Reagan was not going to concede and eliminate the SDI initiative and therefore did not want to go forward.
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"We must go forward as a nation with that same unity of purpose," Trump told the crowd on the National Mall.
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A decision by Judge Scott Jenkins on whether the lawsuit will go forward is pending, according to the Austin American-Statesman.
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WE'VE GOT TO ASSESS THE CONDITIONS ON THE GROUND AND AS WE GO FORWARD USE THOSE CONDITIONS TO INFORM OUR OUTLOOK.
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But it was brought back to life when the 20203-member council allowed the bid to go forward by one vote.
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Last year, Pai implemented a regulatory loophole known as the "UHF discount," which would've theoretically allowed the merger to go forward.
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The Trump administration has tried to get the case dismissed, but three federal courts have said the case can go forward.
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"And I think that all of us should just be focusing on how to do better and how to go forward."
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We have to be informed by what we&aposve been through and use that to educate us as we go forward.
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Normally LNG projects don't go forward until they receive contractual backing for at least two-thirds of anticipated capacity, Glickman said.
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After months of legal wrangling, the Supreme Court in June allowed the travel ban to go forward with a limited scope.
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Take the swipe gesture: waving your hand over the phone to go forward or back a track when music is playing.
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In some cases, they are there to limit the exercise of hold-up power so that a venture can go forward.
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He also repeatedly assured the undercover agent that he was willing to go forward with the plot, according to the affidavit.
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Commands such as "go back 30 seconds" or "go forward seven minutes" work, as do setting commands like "reduce loud sounds".
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"As the inquiry proceeds, we'll decide whether we'll go forward with impeachment, that decision has not been made," Pelosi told reporters.
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A New York court of appeals ruled the case could go forward, with most of its charges intact, in February 2016.
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My minister, who happens to be female, thought I had to go forward with my story, and I agreed with her.
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But last month the Connecticut Supreme Court, while dismissing other claims against Remington, held that the marketing claim could go forward.
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A phone call with Kelly the same day established the lane closures would go forward, it was revealed in testimony Monday.
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You have the right to be heard, the right to be believed, and we are with you as you go forward.
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Gay Talese says he stands by his new book "The Voyeur's Motel," and will go forward promoting it, story coming soon.
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He did a whippet good job and was able to go forward and move ahead by setting a new high bar.
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A different U.S. judge had allowed the new rule to go forward earlier on Wednesday in a separate lawsuit in Washington.
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This initiative coupled with higher short-term rates remains a key factor to STT's higher earnings on a go-forward basis.
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"The company is maintaining its presence in Venezuela and is carefully managing its go-forward exposure," Halliburton said in a statement.
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"It's our compulsory duty to go forward together," said Senard, who joins Renault from tyre maker Michelin where he was CEO.
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She says things have to be fixed in order to go forward but the president this is his top trade initiative.
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Steve Cohen: Cohen said his "belly" wants to go forward with impeachment but his brain is saying wait for more facts.
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"I think as we go forward — as we mentioned, we're closing 212 [department stores] this year," Treasurer Trent Kruse told analysts.
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"At least in talking to my colleagues, I haven't heard an inclination to go forward in this budget year," she said.
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As we go forward, we are going to be becoming more and more skilled at software, and adding capability around that.
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A final consideration for the EU is the need to show, post-Brexit, that the European project can still go forward.
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After Pearl Harbor, we didn't try to "go forward" with the Japanese because we understood we had to go against them.
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""We go forward with the culture minister to stop fast food construction in the archaeological area of the Baths of Caracalla.
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The case was filed shortly after a Supreme Court ruling allowed copyright infringement cases to go forward even after long delays.
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I have committed to the president and the government that we can work together to go forward on any future extensions.
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"I think that Bob Mueller will prevail in the sense of being able to go forward with this litigation," Schiff said.
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If Dell and VMware don't go forward with a merger, Dell has also said it will consider an initial public offering.
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I would tell you, secondly, as we go forward on this, people aren't going to just buy content for content sake.
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Birmingham tried to go forward with a minimum wage law even after the state made it clear it would be overruled.
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"This is the most corrupt investigation I have ever seen, that the Justice Department is allowing to go forward," Giuliani said.
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Last month, lawyers representing these students won a major court victory, allowing the suit against the Education Department to go forward.
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"This happened, we knew it happened then, now is the time to go forward," Weaver said on CNN at the time.
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Giuliani told Bloomberg News that the interview would only go forward if questions about obstruction of justice were completely ruled out.
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" She added: "As we go forward, we must conduct elections in a way that achieves unity from sea to shining sea.
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While Trump insists the tariffs will go forward, Republicans in Congress are trying to convince him to scale back his plans.
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"It is a day of deep reflection on how to go forward in Germany," Merkel said following the collapse of talks.
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We could also just say simply that trade talks will no longer go forward and the tariffs will remain in place.
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WeWork has lots of reasons for trying to go forward with its initial public offering this year despite postponing it Tuesday.
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Ratcliffe on Wednesday hinted at the prevailing committee stance that the agency needs congressional authorization to go forward with the realignment.
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"Whoever signed off, the final signoff that allowed this to go forward, should be held accountable," Mr. Lewandowski said on CNN.
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Peterson blasted the impeachment process as "hopelessly partisan," adding it was a "mistake" to go forward without support from GOP senators.
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They want to send this country back 50 years but I want us to go forward into the future not backwards.
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Some think that after an explosion in green bonds, the market might have to take a step back to go forward.
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"As these trade negotiations go longer and prices remain low, we will look at that as we go forward," he said.
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"No decision's been made on the final design yet, but we're interested in the hospitals' opinions, clearly, as we go forward."
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) warned lawmakers against taking up the bill before being sure about whether a lawsuit could go forward.
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Mr. López Obrador had said that he wanted to let the people decide whether to go forward with the airport project.
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It is absolutely imperative that the Mueller investigation be allowed to go forward without obstruction from the Trump administration or Congress.
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And in fact, before this case settled, the judge and the lawyers (including Trump's) all agreed the trial would go forward.
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My goal is now to transform the energy shown by our people in constructive actions that help Puerto Rico go forward.
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Although there can be no plan for the future without comprehending the past, we cannot go forward while only looking backward.
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In early October, he allowed the case to go forward so the plaintiffs would have a chance to prove their allegations.
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The primary would go forward, but Kennedy had lost his chance at organizing Democratic activists and grabbing the party's official support.
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His accusers spoke to investigators, and as Ms. Selvaratnam's lawyer said, they were willing to go forward with a criminal trial.
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Darin LaHood and Mike Bost, made their case directly to the President on Thursday night, urging him not to go forward.
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"Science is going to go forward," Siegel said, noting that an initial 2018 campaign in the North Pacific was quite successful.
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Zurich Insurance will go forward with its annual general meeting on April 270 without shareholders present, keeping to its dividend proposal.
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HBO made the announcement just days before a judge decides whether the AT&T and Time Warner merger will go forward.
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Do you go forward with what you think is the right decision or do you pull back because of the tweet?
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"This is an area where you're likely to see us making adjustments as we go forward," Monahan said in the interview.
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However, Brooks said despite condemnation from the North there were compelling reasons to go forward with the annual joint military exercises.
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But if the administration decides to go forward with a parade, the Office of Management and Budget would study the costs.
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I came to see that you have to go forward, you have to write your book, but I found ignorance liberating.
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The team behind the project has vowed to move it to the Canary Islands if it can't go forward in Hawaii.
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But planning also began late, leaving vendors and participants wondering for a time if the event would go forward at all.
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It is still not yet clear whether the Democrats are actually going to go forward with a formal vote on impeachment.
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He said hearings would go forward with or without Pompeo, but didn't rule out issuing a subpoena for him to testify.
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"The benefit is that it allows the military campaign to go forward without undue pauses, interruptions or delays," Ms. Flournoy added.
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We're changing public opinion and when public opinion is in support of removal, I'm confident that the impeachment will go forward.
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On Friday, Spencer told reporters at a defense conference in Canada that he believes Gallagher's review process should go forward. Cmdr.
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"Whoever signed off with the final sign-off that allowed this to go forward should be held accountable," Lewandowski said Tuesday.
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But the effort will go forward on a whimper if the party suffers yet another disappointment on health care this week.
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But Cameron pushed back on that idea, saying the state wanted to go forward with some form of its own proposal.
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They've lost at every step — most recently, in March, a New York appeals court ruled that Zervos's suit could go forward.
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Some victims who resolve to go forward find themselves confronting the same kind of skepticism that advocates had long complained about.
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Some victims who resolve to go forward find themselves confronting the same kind of skepticism that advocates had long complained about.
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Therefore, construction of the pipeline on Army Corps land bordering or under Lake Oahe will not go forward at this time.
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The judge allowed the removal to go forward and will hear arguments from the state and Fair Fight Action on Thursday.
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The general's call "is probably the best way to go forward," said Hugh Roberts, an expert on Algeria at Tufts University.
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Without the Army Corps' easement or a judge's ruling allowing the company to drill, construction under the lake can't go forward.
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I think that Silicon Valley in some ways has a responsibility to be aggressive, and to go forward to the FDA.
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" Related: Tragedy and triumph: The turbulent life of Lamar Odom He added, "I'm trying to go forward and trying to move forward.
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He has said that all of his options weren't explored before the announcement earlier this week that the printing would go forward.
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Unfortunately, we won't return to British Summer Time until the clocks go forward again on March 31 next year, weep some more.
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MCCAUL: I have heard recent reports now that that may be -- that policy may be revisited and it may not go forward.
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" She continued: "Until white people understand that racism is embedded in everything, including our consciousness and socialization, then we cannot go forward.
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"I think that that's one reason an inquiry should go forward, to find out how the public reacts to this," he said.
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As we go forward, each of us feels as if he has a cheerleader in our corner — a family member for life.
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Glickman counted at least four major projects that have decided to go forward "on-spec," meaning without that long-term contractual backing.
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Byng Giraud, country manager for Woodfibre, said in a statement the cheaper rates were what allowed the "go forward" decision to happen.
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A district court dismissed the complaint, but the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals reversed and allowed the claim to go forward.
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Prosecutors tell us the case was dropped because her estranged husband, Ryan Dorsey, does not want to go forward with pressing charges.
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For this to go forward, 26 of 2000 NFL team owners must approve it in a vote at the end of March.
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On September 25, she received a bypass from a Texas state judge, granting her the right to go forward with her appointments.
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The historic meeting is still scheduled for June 12 in Singapore, but now President Donald Trump says it may not go forward.
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The case will now go forward to determine whether or not the club did everything that was reasonably expected to protect patrons.
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It means informing them and enlightening them and empowering them to succeed and go forward and be part of the legal narrative.
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On Friday, John Black, executive director of the Smyrna/Rutherford County Airport Authority, said the Great Tennessee Air Show would go forward.
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As recently as Thursday, he gave a combative radio address insisting that the vote would go forward, which further infuriated opposition groups.
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We look at spending intentions on a go-forward basis and not only overall but amongst the largest retailers — Walmart, Target Costco.
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The arbitrator disagreed, concluding there was sufficient evidence present in the former QB's legal docs to allow his case to go forward.
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If a stay should come from the Supreme Court, another election could unfortunately go forward in which the black vote remains hobbled.
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We're going home," Cheryshev told Match TV. "To score four goals is good, but if the team doesn't go forward, it's meaningless.
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Later in the hearing, Powell said the project "cannot go forward" without broad satisfaction with Facebook's answers to lawmakers' and regulators' questions.
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Saudi Arabia's king in waiting says the stock market debut for the kingdom's oil giant Aramco will go forward by early 2021.
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Details: The court ruled 5-4 that the customers had directly purchased the apps from Apple, meaning the lawsuit could go forward.
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A judge has since ruled that the case can go forward, and has set a date for the trial early next year.
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U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest in Manhattan said that the zinc purchasers had alleged sufficient facts for the case to go forward.
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But now, under the Trump administration's education secretary, Betsy DeVos, there's a new hope that schemes like this one could go forward.
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"You will see increasing diversity in our fleet mix as we go forward," Waymo Chief Executive John Krafcik told Reuters on Tuesday.
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And at that point President Trump as commander in chief will be able to make a determination about how to go forward.
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Judge John Bates of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia will be deciding if the deals can go forward.
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You push the wheel forward to go forward, and pulling back slows you down while also recharging the battery a little bit.
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Norristown, Pennsylvania (CNN)The sexual assault case in Pennsylvania against Bill Cosby will go forward, a judge in Montgomery County ruled Wednesday.
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"You go forward as long as you can, and if a door shuts down you have to find another one," he says.
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The judge in the case is deciding whether he'll require Katherine's presence in court for the case against Trent to go forward.
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TMZ broke the story ... Tommy wants to go forward with a criminal complaint, and even got a restraining order against his son.
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In Oklahoma, we beat back a deceptively-named "Right to Farm" measure that would have deregulated agriculture on a go-forward basis.
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He said that the conditions had not been right to go forward with the new curriculum then, but that they were now.
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She'd given the company some of her son's ashes, and at one point she was skeptical the mission would actually go forward.
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"Looking at it on a go-forward basis you sort of have to consider that that dynamic has fundamentally changed," said Sanchez.
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But his attorney said he is "considering whether to go forward in light of the concerns about his family" following Trump's comments.
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"I don't think it should be up to one judge to decide on the encryption policy as we go forward," she said.
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So how and when did you get the death toll appraisal for before you were going to go forward with the strike?
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President Ashraf Ghani now might see a clear path to a September 28 presidential election that he has insisted must go forward.
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"The agreement would be a two-year caps deal, which would allow us to go forward" with the appropriations process, he added.
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Former White House chief economic advisor Gary Cohn said Monday that he believes President Donald Trump will go forward with the Dec.
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WE ARE HOPEFUL THAT SOMETHING CONSTRUCTIVE CAN BE DONE, BUT IF IT DOESN'T MEET THE PRESIDENT'S REQUIREMENTS, THEY WILL NOT GO FORWARD.
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AND THEY WON'T GO FORWARD IF WE DON'T HAVE REALLY GOOD PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, REALLY GOOD PROTECTION AGAINST FORCED TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS.
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Miami DolphinsOne thing to know: The Browns have won three straight, and their schedule is only getting easier as they go forward.
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On Wednesday, Moore filed a complaint alleging widespread voter fraud -- and insisting that the certification of Jones' win should not go forward.
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"You do have ObamaCare, it is failing, it is hurting people, so not to change it allows that go forward," Mulvaney said.
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"The program is put on hold," said Hirsch, who added that he hasn't received word on whether it will eventually go forward.
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"No one is tearing this up, we're going to go forward," said Sanders, complaining that 29 million Americans still lacked health care.
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But in the recent past, the court has allowed executions to go forward, even though four justices wanted to grant the stay.
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The major oil developers have a year or two worth of permits for projects that would still be allowed to go forward.
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Had you not expressed your understanding of and agreement to that policy, I would not have allowed the exchange to go forward.
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Prosecutors will need to apply to a High Court judge to lift the stay and order that the public prosecution go forward.
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Prosecutors could move away from making "one-time offers" that are taken off the table should defendants go forward with suppression hearings.
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"We're still hoping to have bipartisan support to go forward with the standing order, which would require 60 votes," Mr. McConnell said.
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Sanders encouraged anyone with symptoms to go forward with testing, promising that the costs would eventually be dealt with my government subsidies.
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In the past, regulators have allowed broadly similar mergers to go forward, albeit with conditions attached that undermine their main business rationale.
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Where Mulvaney or his successor have allowed cases to go forward, lenders have often settled with lowered fines or none at all.
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And my family, now, can go forward knowing that the shame and the pain has been erased, and history will be rewritten.
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I will be helping to build the capacity of other organizers and to be intentional about skill development as we go forward.
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The case was allowed to go forward focused only on New York City and Syracuse, where Nyser's lawyers had made detailed arguments.
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The judge allowed the case to go forward against the six other people who were charged alongside Mr. Greenwald on Jan. 21.
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"At least, it seems to me, if they're going to go forward, providing fundamental fairness and due process is appropriate," he added.
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He said that so far, the NIH has been able to go forward with vaccine research by shifting money from other areas.
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We have to expect that they're going to be these hard-fought battles and be prepared for those as we go forward.
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The end of the strike will allow Thursday&aposs scheduled Democratic presidential debate at the university in Los Angeles to go forward.
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Projects will probably go forward in regulated markets like North Carolina and Florida, where state power authorities guarantee a return on investment.
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It's unclear when that vote will take place as senators work on a deal to determine how the trial will go forward.
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Pam Smith, a retired nurse from Long Island, N.Y., said it was a difficult decision to go forward with her vacation plans.
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If the DOD finds that a wind project has any potential complications that cannot be remedied, the project will not go forward.
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"It's up to the president now to decide what he's comfortable with and what he decides to go forward with," Manchin said.
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"We are targeting a reduction from that for lot 11 and for obviously lot 12, 13 as we go forward," Winter said.
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"The cost is coming almost to the same level as ground solar, and then it will go (forward) very fast," he predicted.
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The everyday Canadians who stepped up to help are stumbling, as are the Syrian families trying to go forward on their own.
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Crane convinced the cast and crew to go forward with it anyway for the sake of an emotional storyline for Joey's character.
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Meanwhile, Coons called the legislation "critical" to ensuring the investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia can go forward.
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The context was a much-scrutinized case in which he refused to let the 2012 constitutional challenge to the ACA go forward.
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The hook of the series, as we go forward, is [the question of whether] he can claw his way into that arena.
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I think where I would differ from Greg is, I think that when you say, let&aposs go forward with the Halloween parade.
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It's a lusty and fun week, but it's hard to go forward with pleasure without thinking about the deeper implications that it has.
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"Although Amber was ready, willing and able to go forward with her deposition, it was not taken by Johnny's attorneys," the source says.
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They never intended to go forward with the lawsuits because the litigation would reveal that they had uploaded the movies themselves, Luger said.
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San Francisco International Airport temporarily closed the international terminal security checkpoint and sent passengers to another boarding area to let protests go forward.
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So if -- with 203 percent of people saying some or no -- all restrictions or some restrictions, how do you plan to go forward?
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VN: It's been a long road to get to this point, where you've been able to go forward and come to your appointment.
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Click on a spot to see the Story or Stories (you can use the arrows at the side to go forward and back).
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If NASA decides to go forward with the project at that point, the probe will have to be rebuilt with flight-ready components.
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Spotify still doesn't have new licensing deals completed with Sony Music or Warner Music, and can't go forward until those deals are completed.
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As Ms Sotomayor said, it seemed Mr Layton was put in service to "manufactur[e] adversity" and permit the case to go forward.
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Amazon's proposed 25,000-employee office in Queens, New York, may not go forward after all, according to a report from The Washington Post.
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But the DMV tells the Mercury that it's working with Uber on the application process, and the company does intend to go forward.
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"Whether they go forward depends on whether we can return to balanced trade, and whether they add to GDP growth," Mr DiMicco said.
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We believe they should go forward and run a good process and see if they can get a right price and a transaction.
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"There were no discussions about any of the covert actions in process being determined about whether or not to go forward," she said.
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"As we go forward, we have a new expression of our mission, and that is Live Boldly," says Global Brand President Anne Talley.
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A large part of today's investment, Steffens said, was being made to pay down Truphone's debt and go forward with a clean slate.
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But we really just have to saddle up and go forward; we've been a working band this whole time and we're still going.
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Once Elsa realizes this is true, she lets Mr. Belmont go forward with his plan of kidnapping and drugging the 23-year-old.
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It's a new and growing economic behemoth that's just getting started — if Trump and his administration allow it to go forward, that is.
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The head of Cormagdalena told Reuters last month he was confident Odebrecht would find a substitute and construction would go forward as scheduled.
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"Our expectation is that as we go forward there will be higher transmission and then there will be faster transmission also," Das said.
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On Monday, a U.S. judge in Manhattan allowed a private antitrust lawsuit to go forward against two units of Anglo-Swiss Glencore Plc.
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PIRRO: All right, and finally as we go forward closer to the 2018 midterms, do you think this is going to get worse?
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The 35-year-old doctor of physical therapy was at a place where she could no longer go forward because of the terrain.
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"I beg of you all now to allow Kristan and me and our families to go forward," Paul Solomon said after the verdict.
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And if CMS allows arbitrations to go forward with minimal requirements, any incentive to make the proceedings truly fair to the consumer dissipates.
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Earlier this week, Google's parent company, Alphabet, reached a deal with the Indonesian and Sri Lankan governments to go forward with Project Loon.
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Meanwhile, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way for a key part of President Trump's revised travel ban to go forward.
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Behind the parachutes, we would always say that we would continue these parties until we found the inspiration on how to go forward.
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By mid-March the court had not responded, although it was required to say within seven days if a case could go forward.
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Do you think that U.S. President Donald Trump played a role in really influencing Saudi Arabia not to go forward with an invasion?
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"I think the Congress will act quickly to make sure we have the emergency funding that we need to go forward," he said.
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Trump has tried to have the case dismissed, but U.S. District Judge Peter Messitte ruled in July that the lawsuit can go forward.
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The source familiar said the issue wasn't that penalties were "not ready," but that Trump simply didn't want them to go forward now.
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And we know we will not be able to go forward until we get 50 people satisfied, and that's what we're working on.
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So the thing is that as we go forward we've got to find ways of using the current infrastructure more effectively and efficiently.
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Both Weiner and Abedin were infuriated when they learned the film would go forward, and prominently feature behind-the-scenes footage of Abedin.
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On Medicare for All, she has largely advocated for strengthening Obamacare, but did recently allow hearings on universal health care to go forward.
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