"They want to govern, now they should govern," he said.
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We govern best when we are willing to govern together.
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"He's got to govern in that environment or not govern."
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But many factors govern police behavior, and even more govern crime.
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They were elected to govern, and they should be able to govern.
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"It is better not to govern than to govern insincerely," he said.
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"We've started already to govern in more places and cities, and our long-term project is to govern in provinces and then govern nationally," Maimane said.
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Women run, win and govern, attracting more women to run, win and govern.
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For me you do not govern just in the palace, you govern in every part of the country.
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"It will be impossible to govern Spain until they face the political problem in Catalonia," predicted the spokeswoman of the Catalan regional government in February (just before that government was closed down).
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Trump lacks the knowledge to govern, the patience to learn how to govern, or the humility to admit it.
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It was eventually found that the laws that govern matter in our universe govern antimatter in the mirror universe.
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The chaos has its roots in asking the people to govern, rather than having the people's elected representatives govern.
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We don't want to govern comfortably; we want to govern only if we can implement liberal projects and solve problems.
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Heinlein calls for a self-sacrificing elite to govern everyday people who are too afraid and selfish to govern themselves.
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Experts say there's no one-to-one translation between the laws that govern banking and the laws that might govern tech.
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"It is better not to govern than to govern wrongly," he said in a statement without the other party leaders present.
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"We have the choice of whether we want to govern or let them govern," he said, referring to the country's largest corporations.
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The rules that govern these interactions are "infinitely more complicated" than the rules that govern interactions in more familiar physical systems, Young said.
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For some reason, the shouters seem to have concluded that the only way to govern is to elect a person who cannot govern.
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The government embodied in our constitution does not expect people to govern en masse; it requires that the people elect representatives to govern.
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They now understand if they govern like Republicans and if they govern aligned with the corporate lobby, they'll have serious consequences on Election Day.
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Greek and medieval philosophies valued liberty, but they understood that before a person could help govern society, he had to be able to govern himself.
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A Republican Party that aimed instead to free markets and improve the effectiveness and composition of spending could govern, govern well and win elections doing it.
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The state had rules to battle govern tailpipe emissions before a 1970 amendment to the Clean Air Act gave the EPA the authority to govern vehicle efficiency.
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With the Conservatives unable to govern on their own, the party is looking to secure support from Northern Ireland's right-wing Democratic Unionist Party in order to govern.
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The polls paint a picture of a country no easier to govern than after April's election with no one party or political bloc winning a clear mandate to govern.
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If he continues to govern the way he said he would govern and the way he is actually governing, then the prospects for a new party on the right increase.
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He said that if the M5S came first, but lacked the votes to govern alone, it would be happy to govern with any party that agreed with its legislative programme.
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If you think about it in the civilian context, rules of engagement are the laws that govern our battlefield in the same way the rules of the road govern drivers.
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Direct EPA and Interior to review rules that govern oil and natural gas development, including EPA's methane emissions rules for new sources and Interior's rules that govern fracking on federal lands.
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But Comey is out of step with the reality of our times when he sets out the values that govern -- or, to the point, he believes should govern -- American political life.
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" Specifically, it could "imperil the President's ability to govern.
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" He added, "We can disagree on how to govern.
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" Edwards called him "a petrified pig, unfit to govern.
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And it's a disturbing -- even frightening -- way to govern.
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The further into the Bush we travel, the fewer rules apply to the story, both in terms of the rules that govern the natural world and those that govern the English language.
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If the app can allow the people to govern themselves, can the people not also govern the app: setting up a foundation, collectively deciding on hires, and in short, founding a co-operative?
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If you strip away all the communal commitments that help people govern themselves from within, then very soon you find you have to pass all sorts of laws to govern them from without.
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Under a new law set up to govern Puerto Rico until its financial crisis recedes, an exception known as Title III was made to govern territories that want to shield themselves from creditors.
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They say the Freedom Caucus people, you never can govern.
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Why do Republicans and Democrats seem to govern so differently?
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Trump won, and he must be prepared to immediately govern.
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But at some point, guys, they are supposed to govern.
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Kushner also recently suggested Palestinians are unable to govern themselves.
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And they are not able to govern as it is.
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A mirror is now held up to those who govern.
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Such coalitions currently govern in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands.
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But we know much less about how he would govern.
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It just happens to be a lousy way to govern.
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How do you think a President Trump would would govern?
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And I shudder to think how he would actually govern.
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The rules govern how to manage and disclose illiquid holdings.
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Or will he just govern as a conventional conservative Republican?
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It's impossible to govern that what does not yet exist.
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Now the question is: with whom will the CDU govern?
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That Rebecca might govern her personal life like he does.
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"That's how you govern in a place like South Bend."
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U.S. President Donald Trump will be unable to govern coherently.
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"We have to show we can govern," said Florida Rep.
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But 176 are required for a majority to govern alone.
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My biggest concern for the country is how we govern.
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Trump reacts, and is going to govern off the cuff.
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But now that he must govern, talking won't be enough.
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That's not going to be enough for them to govern.
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Both countries claim Kashmir in full, but govern separate parts.
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Hopefully he will decide to govern this way as well.
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The bottom line: No logic can govern the human imagination.
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We are well within the rules that govern Russian companies.
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At a pinch, Mrs Merkel could govern without the CSU.
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Pitting Americans against one another is no way to govern.
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It is time for change in the way we govern.
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The force of demand will also govern Japan's immediate future.
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Normally we would not let design considerations govern grammatical ones.
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A Europe that has become much less easy to govern.
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ANO would likely need to form a coalition to govern.
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"The opposition must leave us alone to govern," he declared.
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Simply put, those that govern have fundamentally failed the governed.
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The Sunnis who liberate Falluja are going to govern Falluja.
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Whatever rulings survive his administration will govern those that follow.
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Mr Trump's attempts to govern via Twitter do not help.
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The party will need to form a coalition to govern.
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But it's also about winning with a mandate to govern.
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Some Republicans had even begun questioning Trump's capacity to govern.
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How it will govern those projects remains to be seen.
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But it's proved much easier to campaign than to govern.
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Clinton was not the person to govern in troubled times.
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Democrats have become too EXTREME and TOO DANGEROUS to govern.
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She accused Lopez Obrador of not knowing how to govern.
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The hidden message: the Kim dynasty is unfit to govern.
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Recent deals, by contrast, govern a wide variety of policies.
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You need to show the group you have can govern.
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Clinton had offered no assurances on how she would govern.
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These are the people a president has to govern with.
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Can divided government actually govern, given today's more polarized parties?
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It's surprising that design should govern in motions so plain.
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Equally uncertain is the right framework to govern this puzzle.
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Macron's ability to govern depends on how the parties align.
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But others generally do want the government to, well, govern.
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If Trump were wise, he would govern with some humility.
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The bankruptcy court will govern Cuff creditor claims from here.
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President Trump promised that he'd govern differently than Barack Obama.
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Could Sanders or one of his revolutionary offspring actually govern?
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And if he does, will he be allowed to govern?
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"Let them govern," Ms. Bonvicini said, referring to the government.
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I'm just thinking of when the time comes to govern.
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There is a season to govern, and one to campaign.
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Parties organized around opposition have proven less able to govern.
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The algorithms that govern the platforms are unknowable trade secrets.
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We're finding new ways to govern that deliver new victories.
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Laws that govern school fees differ from state to state.
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But those same lies now leave them unable to govern.
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"Some even say that we were 'too eager' " to govern.
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It's a sign of how an administration plans to govern.
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Guns said he doesn't believe Northam can still effectively govern.
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Whereas Corbyn is not fit to govern in the slightest.
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These are folks who also do not want to govern.
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The National Front exists to arouse fear, not to govern.
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He questioned why Democrats would not just let him govern.
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Many also wonder how effectively Bolsonaro might govern if elected.
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These are the rules that govern Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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They no longer govern in the spaces they once held.
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Is Congress gonna govern this town or from the outset?
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In America, no one has a divine right to govern.
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Women govern differently than men do in some important ways.
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About as well as she knows how to govern America.
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These people weren't elected to govern, but to impede governance.
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It had been impossible, he complained, to secure the "trend shifts" that FDP voters wanted in areas like the economy, tax and migration: "It's better not to govern at all than to govern wrongly".
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If there are norms worth fretting over here, they aren't the ones that govern whistleblowing, but the ones that should govern what U.S. political leaders do when the president is too incompetent to serve.
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That's really where we're focused — whether it's on rules that govern listed companies or rules that govern trading in their securities, we want to make sure that the complexity of complying doesn't outweigh the benefits.
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And yeah, it is really important for us to make sure that if we are given the responsibility to govern, that we govern in a pragmatic way, in a big tent way that makes sense.
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It did not merely govern badly and corruptly, Mr Bolsonaro says.
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How could one set of global laws possibly govern both ideologies?
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Changing that would make it easier for a coalition to govern.
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From this date forward, a new vision will govern our land.
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Mario Cuomo said you campaign in poetry and govern in prose.
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What makes you qualified to govern the state of New York?
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Milinkovitch is still narrowing down exactly what biological signals govern this.
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President Trump is using Twitter heavily to govern, at this point.
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Mr Trump seems to be betting he can govern without them.
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He's selling Americans on his ability to govern, lead and unite.
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The harder question is how Mrs Clinton would govern at home.
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Heavy regulations govern Paytm's other businesses, including banking, loans and insurance.
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Emboldened autocrats have little need to pretend that they govern democracies.
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As long as Britain's in the EU, it doesn't govern itself.
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It will govern cuts in costs, employees' productivity and overall strategy.
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But what they believe will carry over into how they govern.
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That appears to violate Obama-era rules that govern the program.
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But no one knows who will govern Brazil starting next January.
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This new, more open and varied Germany is harder to govern.
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But what are the rules that govern these new tech friends?
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Somebody has to govern these places, somebody has to keep security.
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Ethical guidelines called the "Common Rule" govern research on human subjects.
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Ditto for vows to keep the peace and govern for all.
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"Maduro can't govern, I think that's setting in," says the official.
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The real lesson of McAuliffe is that leaders don't govern in
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It constitutes the majority of the country, but you can't govern.
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It's an example of the complicated economics that govern drug pricing.
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Since Washington isn't in a state, it can't really govern itself.
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That's why we want to govern with their advocates after September.
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They'll moderate the way they govern for the next few years.
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That would leave the Liberals relying on smaller parties to govern.
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And in the end, only an informed public can govern itself.
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They were not suicidal, and they lived to govern another day.
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There are certain basic procedural facts that govern what happens next.
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After all, if you don't win, you can never govern, right?
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So why do you trust him to govern as a conservative?
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Instead, amazingly, Republican leaders tried to govern as they had campaigned.
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He's lonely because his politics require him to govern that way.
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Once there, the group tries to govern themselves with disastrous results.
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But there's a catch: Wills govern only certain types of assets.
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Most recently, the island's power to self-govern has been suspended.
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Manning called for an ethical framework that would govern software development.
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To govern is to choose and I chose as a governor.
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In fact, precise rules govern when to use this punctuation mark.
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Saudi Arabia's restrictive guardianship laws govern many aspects of women's lives.
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Congress has a responsibility to govern effectively, not crisis to crisis.
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"He has no sense of how to govern," Mr. Stevens said.
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Elected officials should govern, they felt, not the people by plebiscite.
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" Grisham continued that "it just is another indication they cannot govern.
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BLM's rule would govern drilling sites on federal and Indian land.
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And you can't govern with just 55 percent of the country.
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To govern is to choose, as John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE said.
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Hundreds of rules can govern the preparation of a kaiseki meal.
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The only hedge to that is being able to govern effectively.
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Clinton won't be able to govern, because we won't let her.
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Few ethical or legal constraints govern how delegates can be courted.
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" Edwards dubbed the future president "a petrified pig, unfit to govern.
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But to govern the country, Democrats will need a Senate majority.
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This is the only way ideologically heterogeneous parties can effectively govern.
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It will be hard to govern after a campaign about nothing.
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But now the campaign is over and it's time to govern.
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Mr. Trump campaigned through surprise and may well govern through surprise.
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And it warps how presidential candidates campaign and how presidents govern.
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General relativity and quantum theory both govern their respective domains perfectly.
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Let Latin Americans figure out how they want to govern themselves.
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But it's unclear how long Carrie Lam will continue to govern.
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He initially seemed determined to govern in much the same way.
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But the modern Republican Party is built to fight, not govern.
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The White House hopeful who promises simply to govern is doomed.
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They have created their own administration to govern and provide services.
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Dutiful entrepreneurs and obedient apparatchiks may be easy subjects to govern.
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But immutable rules seem to govern certain situations, like Thanksgiving entertaining.
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But as the old saying goes, to govern is to choose.
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Facebook is too big to govern and too big to fix.
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"But we have a responsibility to govern, and I believe that."
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There is no responsible party to manage and control and govern.
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No one expects to govern in a system where everybody agrees.
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He will govern with Republican majorities in the House and Senate.
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The last thing we want to do is govern by suit.
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It is not that Republicans do not know how to govern.
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The Democrats have become too extreme and too dangerous to govern.
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And he would be the president least likely to govern well.
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He does not seem to realize that he cannot govern effectively.
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Leaders seem reflexively determined to govern by steamrolling the other side.
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It also has fine-tuned the regulations that govern its use.
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Indignation can be a motivator to run but not to govern.
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Stringent rules will still govern the purchase and use of marijuana.
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And we all think that this should govern what we do.
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I honestly don't know how Trump would govern if elected president.
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Mr. Piñera vowed on Sunday night to govern for all Chileans.
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This includes, for example, the rules that govern the individual mandate.
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It would be hard for him to govern under these conditions.
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"I hate it, it's a terrible way to govern," said Rep.
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I asked if anyone had to teach Voronenkov how to govern.
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Absent this knowledge, it's easier to just govern through executive orders.
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From this day forward, a new vision will govern our land.
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"If we can't agree on the statistics, we can't possibly govern."
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The results showed that cheese haters seemed to show marginally more activity in the parts of the brain that govern reward than the cheese lovers—which means that these brain structures might also govern disgust, too.
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"We don't have a lot of people in government right now who know how to govern or who want to govern," said Representative John Yarmuth, Democrat of Kentucky and the chairman of the House Budget Committee.
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He called on Congress not to govern as two parties but to govern as one nation, asking its members to reject the ideas of revenge and resistance and to give way to compromise and the common good.
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Does this look to America like a party ready to govern anything?
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This is not a party that can govern, but rather needs governing.
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Coming up, he sees two major developments that will govern Apple's future.
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So why not log all the rules by which languages govern themselves?
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No national standards govern the use of Tasers in jails and prisons.
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It's become clear that Big Tech can't be trusted to govern itself.
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Google also announced new ethics principles to govern its artificial intelligence work.
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It&aposs the right of 'We the people&apos to govern ourselves.
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Most hot countries do not have rules to govern their energy use.
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TINY countries can be just as hard to govern as big ones.
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President Ollanta Humala cannot govern past July 28 because of term limits.
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In endorsing Kasich the Journal Sentinel said Cruz and Trump cannot govern.
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Concern about "black box" algorithms that govern our lives has been spreading.
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If not, then the ruling of the Court of Appeals will govern.
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So were the decisions concerning how to build and govern this place.
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If it can't govern itself, there's no hope for any of us.
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The question is how an open, democratic society should govern their behaviour.
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That forces it to woo the Greens to govern, potentially making concessions.
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Both poisons work by disrupting the nerve impulses that govern muscle contractions.
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His supporters are now suggesting that he could govern virtually from Brussels.
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Europe's reactionary conservatives sought to beat change back, not merely govern it.
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If he campaigned with charm, he seems ready to govern with steel.
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Harsh laws also govern what can be said about the palace's inhabitants.
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Pretending to govern North Korea is much nicer than living there. ◼
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President Bush, for example, didn't govern nearly as compassionately as he campaigned.
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His credibility wouldn't survive, and she couldn't govern for watching her back.
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There are laws that govern how the EPA can change its policies.
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Biden and Sanders offer Democrats sharply contrasting views on how to govern.
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Presidents campaign in poetry and govern in prose, as the saying goes.
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The country is looking to Republicans to show they can actually govern.
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Not just protest the policies of the Obama Administration, but actually govern.
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It is designed solely to make it difficult for Trump to govern.
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Rules govern how that fund works, and how it can be spent.
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And she's ready to cut the cord and govern for average people.
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But how does one govern sportsmanship at the pinnacle of the profession?
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And that means respecting Obama-era privacy protections to govern intelligence collection.
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I know about the laws that govern death investigation in that state.
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Neither party, however, is likely to win enough votes to govern alone.
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France has to get next month a stable parliamentary majority to govern.
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Indeed, he appears not to want to govern so much as rule.
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For so long, the President has broken rules that govern public life.
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"Thanks to it, people were able to govern their destiny," he said.
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Powerful females abound in nature and govern complex societies of intelligent individuals.
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You're not there to crow; you're there to help govern the country.
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The president does not govern in any meaningful sense of the term.
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Now is the time to show that Republicans can govern with heart.
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They leaked information to the media crippling the president's ability to govern.
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It's about the free choice of a people deciding to govern itself.
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That means, to govern effectively, federal and state policymakers must work together.
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"We claim the right to govern," he told several thousand jubilant supporters.
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The bill will rework several rules that govern technical or vocational education.
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And you don't win elections, and you can't govern from either extreme.
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"We don't want to govern the country without democratic institutions," said Moise.
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Rather, they demonstrate a catastrophic breakdown in a state's capacity to govern.
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"Rome is the most difficult city to govern in Europe," he added.
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"In the long term, we want to govern this country," he said.
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Iran has publicly stated it would not allow his bloc to govern.
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The institutions and organizations that govern wildfire suppression efforts are exceedingly complex.
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Nonetheless, officials said the rule is necessary to govern any future drilling.
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A president does not govern by making a series of separate deals.
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However, stringent rules will still govern the purchase and use of marijuana.
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We don't claim it, and we certainly don't attempt to govern it.
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They are "a really lazy way to govern," Mr. Alexander told reporters.
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This means that it lacks the 113 seat majority needed to govern.
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Let us celebrate the promise that "We the People" would govern ourselves.
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Wade and incrementally demolishing a woman's right to govern her own body.
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That's because there really aren't any existing laws that govern these technologies.
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Schools don't trust each other, so they create rules to govern recruiting.
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Candidates can hide behind platitudes and attack ads; presidents have to govern.
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Worse yet, you may have tried to govern in a bipartisan way.
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Once in office, they did not govern like Guevara would have wished.
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The payments violated campaign finance laws that govern corporate and personal contributions.
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If the war expands and Qaddafi is deposed, who will govern Libya?
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This observation isn't meant to excuse the failures of those who govern.
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The three would govern as one big happy family, they all insisted.
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And the moderates lack the capacity to govern Gaza, in any case.
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Iran has publicly stated it will not allow his bloc to govern.
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Who is responsible for determining the rules and algorithms that govern dispatch?
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He compares immigration enforcement to the laws that govern any other crime.
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Follow this recipe and progressives can win and govern for a generation.
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"Can our words enter into your hearts, you that govern?" they asked.
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And just have to kind of govern himself out on the bases.
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Brazil's remaining leaders are unpopular, leaving them with little mandate to govern.
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Republicans need a fresh formula that can both win elections and govern.
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"In order to govern, the CSU is not a prerequisite," Oppermann added.
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Markets had better hope that he won't govern the same way. ♦
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Will the relationship that defeated ISIS in Raqqa be able to govern?
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It is very difficult to govern when there's a cloud around you.
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The country breathed a sigh of relief: maybe this guy can govern.
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Yet how Malaysia's new leaders will govern together is a big question.
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State laws govern the eligibility of employees at public universities to unionize.
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The Bohemian Club speech became a blueprint for how Nixon would govern.
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I don't worry that Donald Trump will try to govern that way.
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Leaders must now govern societies reshaped by forces that are barely understood.
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We must trust emerging institutions that self-govern problems in the marketplace.
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Prudence is the ability to govern oneself with the use of reason.
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He died not knowing the physics that govern the most beloved pasta.
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If that's the way self-proclaimed grown-ups govern, give me toddlers.
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It's sometimes said that politicians campaign in poetry and govern in prose.
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Merkel herself indicated that she had only one other option to govern.
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Currently, the two govern in a coalition led by Ms. Merkel's conservatives.
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The rule govern when the revenue for these contracts may be recognized.
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They are the victims of criminal enterprises that only pretend to govern.
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Ever wondered how billionaire Donald Trump might govern if he becomes president?
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But many of these states simply cannot effectively govern themselves any longer.
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A nation without shared truth will be hard-to-impossible to govern.
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This is about keeping our promises and demonstrating our ability to govern.
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Emmanuel Macron, for whom to govern is to reform, warned that "France is not a reformable country", evoking the spirit of General de Gaulle who once asked how anyone could govern a nation with 246 kinds of cheese.
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State statutes govern what sorts of crimes local and state law enforcement officials — like city police and district attorneys — can arrest and prosecute people for, while federal statutes govern the same for federal agents and United States attorneys.
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They're harder to govern, which means in many ways that they demand bigger government: a large transit agency to move people around, intricate parking rules to govern scarce spaces, a garbage truck armada to keep the streets clean.
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In the meantime, Tuesday's drama offered a preview of how Trump will govern.
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The rules that govern those particles are called the Standard Model of physics.
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In that scenario, Clinton would govern largely via the executive branch's regulatory powers.
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The upshot of this is that a successful president needs to govern collaboratively.
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Rational calculation and amiable consensus do not invariably govern Dutch heads and hearts.
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Donald Trump campaigned (and may well govern) by castigating the uselessness of experts.
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It means Trudeau will be forced to depend on other parties to govern.
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But did changing the platform actually change how the Democratic Party would govern?
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And the breakdown runs deeper here -- Belgium has long struggled to govern itself.
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In America the people govern, the people rule and the people are sovereign.
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Our Values govern how we conduct ourselves in the pursuit of our mission.
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"Mexico is rich, but those who govern us rob us," says a supporter.
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Mr di Maio deserves a chance to show whether his party can govern.
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Parties shout at each other for months and then govern together for years.
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"From this date forward, a new vision will govern our land," Trump said.
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Developers must hand-craft rules to govern the system's response to given inputs.
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The question is whether falling popularity will affect Mr Macron's capacity to govern.
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Barring a surprise, it will not be able to govern on its own.
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Mr Rauner has been unable to govern effectively with the Democrat-controlled legislature.
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Even so, it is hard to predict how he might govern as president.
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And I have a concern that it will make it harder to govern.
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The only way she can govern is by giving the North its independence.
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Then, when the blacks found they couldn't govern, they would call on him.
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North-south institutions govern matters of joint concern, from food safety to waterways.
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All things being equal, Clinton and Sanders would not govern in exactly the
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Trump may not govern like a populist, but he still talks like one.
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Unlike airspace, there are no international laws that govern air defence identification zones.
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That would leave Trudeau needing the support of smaller opposition parties to govern.
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But unlike Trump, he doesn't bear the burden of actually having to govern.
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"You can't govern by trading one head for another," a Bannon friend said.
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A core component of federalism is the right of states to govern themselves.
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"This is a great sentence: "Trump may want to govern like a businessman.
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But can they accept the hard choices and half loafs needed to govern?
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For information, including the different laws and contracts that govern, visit ubs.com/workingwithus.
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On the agenda: how to govern Syria, a new constitution and presidential elections.
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"From this day forward, a new vision will govern our land," he said.
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A reformed Argentina, Mr Macri is discovering, will not be easier to govern.
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But that does not give the liberators a right to govern for ever.
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Nadler suggested conservatives' intense focus on Clinton has impacted their ability to govern.
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Eight months to show the American people they deserve a chance to govern.
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If you don't beat Donald Trump, you never get a chance to govern.
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It was always with respect for our institutions and the people they govern.
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" Trump promised to govern for those without Lamborghinis—the "forgotten men and women.
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The ISFI was perfectly happy to govern all women's sports on its own.
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Mr Kuczynski has assembled a competent team of technocrats to help him govern.
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Green New Deal could transform the fraught dynamics that govern lithium and other
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If we were gonna be good-- good governance partners, we better govern ourselves.
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Nonetheless, the Kurdish forces want to govern Raqqa through the council they created.
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"How do you govern the country with 217% against you?" asks Mr Capriles.
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But she, too, is annoyed by the way some teams govern their cheerleaders.
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The regulations that govern what's allowed under that program are complex and vast.
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A sense of performance seemed to govern the artists' personal lives as well.
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Both authorities govern U.S. surveillance of foreigners, one domestically and the other abroad.
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As Trump continues to govern with ferocity, the #Resist hashtag continues to grow.
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As the old cliché goes, politicians campaign in poetry, but govern in prose.
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They also need time to think, to legislate and, on occasion, to govern.
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But could they also help, even unwittingly, the societies they aspire to govern?
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" As Mario Cuomo once said "You campaign in poetry; you govern in prose.
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Clinton's ability to govern if she won the presidency while still under investigation.
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So thank you, Vladimir Putin, for revealing how Hillary really hopes to govern.
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Later, the DOJ regulations that currently govern the Mueller probe took its place.
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The committee is comprised of nine relevant agencies that govern the financial industry.
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Once you've taken a place, somebody has to hold it and govern it.
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Above all, she can govern herself; the first indispensable qualification for governing others.
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"We have right and duty to govern," Matteo Salvini told a news conference.
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Strict laws govern the activities of registered lobbyists in the American political system.
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Instead, our elected officials would rather guard their political parties than govern effectively.
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This is not only how a play works but also how demagogues govern.
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It is the idea that people have an inalienable right to govern themselves.
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We are helping you authenticate and govern the customer data that you have.
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Miscalculations can be traced to the thicket of regulations that govern college pricing.
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More than 5,600 corporations disclose sustainability information, but no standards govern these disclosures.
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These rules are hard and fast; the reality they govern is anything but.
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"What's clear is that these governors won't be able to govern," he said.
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He would govern as an enemy of the nefarious forces of international finance.
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Either God moves in mysterious ways, or the gods that govern television do.
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But with so much campaigning to be done, who has time to govern?
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That's not the same as saying that no rules or norms govern it.
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The variables that govern every element of its making don't interest Mr. Cannavale.
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He started familiarizing himself with the stringent state regulations that govern the industry.
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These genes govern cellular proteins that help the immune system recognize foreign molecules.
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The usual principles that govern human behavior are completely foreign to Mr. Trump.
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"I'm not looking to govern on Twitter," Stevens said when asked about impeachment.
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We have no replacement to offer, but this woman can't govern any longer.
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The approach could also raise questions among voters about how Democrats would govern.
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The campaign may offer some hints as to how Mr. Duque will govern.
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When power is no longer divinely ordained, the right to govern is contested.
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The rules that govern registrants, Levenson argues, should be nuanced to reflect that.
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We remain committed to following all of the laws that govern our industry.
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Policy has to adapt to the strange new rules that now govern economies.
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" "It's about who I listen to and it's about who I govern with.
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Johnson can therefore theoretically govern on 322 seats, a technical majority of one.
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Many more rules govern the airlines and the air space their planes occupy.
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That would leave Trudeau needing the support of smaller opposition parties to govern.
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To govern, a party has to form a majority coalition with other parties.
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Internationally, five treaties produced between 85033 and 1979 attempt to govern space activities.
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We have an empty majority, a party that can rule but cannot govern.
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Few would argue directly that who we are should govern what we study.
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If the president is re-elected, he will find it harder to govern.
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And those delegates will ultimately approve the rules that govern a contested convention.
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In a pluralistic polity like ours, to govern is to seek common ground.
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If you didn't come here to govern, why the hell are you here?
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It would help him govern, by signaling that he's bigger than his grievances.
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Of course, serious political questions govern how successful the impeachment process will be.
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Such a move would undermine the institutions and laws that govern global trade.
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"We have a right and duty to govern," he said, according to Reuters.
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It's a cheap tactic, not a way to govern, and enough is enough.
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Contradictory laws govern access to public bathrooms and locker rooms across the country.
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Even if we did want to deploy geoengineering, who would govern its use?
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE.
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The Constitution lays out the structure for how the people will govern themselves.
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One MEP who met with Zuckerberg said Facebook undermined officials' ability to govern.
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Jules Kim: It's such a complex matrix of laws that govern sex work.
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If so, is Mr. Trump prepared to listen and to govern very differently?
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"You can't campaign wrong and yet govern right," Singh told News India Times.
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But without a coalition with another party, Wilders will be unable to govern.
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They campaigned separately, and it's hard to see how they can govern together.
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From my parents, I understood independence to mean the ability to govern oneself.
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This led to a negotiated patchwork of 120 accords that now govern ties.
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In America, the people govern, the people rule, and the people are sovereign.
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"Those types of laws govern activities here on Earth, but what we're starting to see is attorneys, politicians, and think tanks [thinking about] what types of laws we need to govern activities in space," says space historian and editor of collectSPACE.
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At the same time, none of these permutations may have enough seats to govern.
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"He will be able to govern," his doctor Antonio Macedo, said in an interview.
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U. forces continent-wide and make it even harder for the union to govern.
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President Trump has to look at this as this affects my ability to govern.
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In turn, we ask him to govern in ways that will also earn legitimacy.
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Whatever bizarre laws govern the Mushroom Kingdom and its economy unfortunately don't apply here.
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Macron must also overcome doubts about his ability to govern if he becomes president.
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The SVP is now widely expected to govern Trentino Alto Adige with the League.
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We're tired of politicians who campaign as progressives but govern as top-down conservatives.
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His father, my grandfather, helped govern the province of Gangwon, where Pyeongchang is located.
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She said her ability to evolve demonstrated her practical side and willingness to govern.
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Even those familiar with Mr Trump's thinking cannot say how he means to govern.
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It's also a violation of US end-use agreements that govern our arm sales.
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And to govern well, they will need to keep Trump's worst tendencies in check.
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Two key factors that govern the Arctic ecosystem are rapidly changing: ice and light.
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But if he wins, he will be able to govern as an elected dictator.
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This will heavily influence the president's ability to govern for the next two years.
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In practice, neither group has sufficient numbers in parliament to govern without the other.
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Say, we have these rules that govern what you can and can't do. Right.
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The islands govern themselves but the UK generally handles their international affairs and defence.
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His bloc would need to form an inclusive coalition if it is to govern.
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The rules that govern marriage, property rights and inheritance are administered by religious courts.
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Now, it turns out that when you get elected, people expect you to govern.
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BITs are inter-governmental agreements that govern disputes between foreign investors and host states.
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But it is an embarrassment, and will make it hard for him to govern.
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In return, Mr Zelaya would wind down the protests and let Mr Hernández govern.
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Kavanaugh earlier had suggested such investigations could impede a president&aposs ability to govern.
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If we can't govern, people will say, 'What are you guys doing up there?
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Instead, Trump's pick has dedicated his career to sabotaging our nation's ability to govern.
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And, this sad saga exemplifies how Hillary Clinton will govern if Commander-in-Chief.
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The British people were asked to give her a mandate to govern last month.
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When asked who they wanted to govern them, its population said simply: not you!
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They also claim immigration is within Congress's authority to govern naturalization and regulate commerce.
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There's that old line about candidates—they campaign in poetry, but govern in prose.
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If Washington continues to govern like Keystone Cops, the market will not react positively.
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PiS is the first party to govern Poland alone since the fall of communism.
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The old cliché was that you campaign in poetry and you govern in prose.
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The PD is due to govern until early 2018, unless elections are called sooner.
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It can govern only in unlikely alliance with its arch-rival, the Socialist party.
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How much power are we turning over to them to govern our social discourse?
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All of these traits sabotage, perhaps fatally, his ability to manage and govern effectively.
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Here on land, the seasteaders propose, ideas about how to govern societies have stagnated.
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Bush had The Plan, a campaign tome that detailed specifically how he would govern.
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That when they took over, they let the Ku Klax Klan govern the South.
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" Last week, she declared in an editorial that the GOP "isn't fit to govern.
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Basic questions about the capacity of the new administration to effectively govern remain unanswered.
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Is that how he plans to govern during the upcoming era of divided government?
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They affirm the degree to which pacts rather than principle govern partisan politics today.
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He is threatening a bill that would govern the labeling of genetically modified food.
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They hoped for the best from the folks they sent to Washington to govern.
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Their attempts to govern from the middle and appease their Democratic constituents are futile.
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Yes, at some point this event will inform decisions on how we govern ourselves.
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The religious beliefs of a small few should not govern public policy for all.
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So much for Deng's "faith" in the people of Hong Kong to govern themselves.
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This new rule would challenge pre-existing norms that govern an informal hiring process.
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In recent decades, researchers have uncovered some of the genes that govern this development.
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Ryan will not be viable in 2020 if he makes the choice to govern.
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And as your president, that's how I will govern and move us forward together.
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His original vice-presidential staff focused on helping Reagan govern, not advancing Bush politically.
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But that doesn't mean Trump can govern with the agenda he has set out.
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We have to reach out to working-class white voters in order to govern.
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The standoff has jeopardized a package of Swiss-EU treaties that govern economic ties.
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If a party is weak and divided, it cannot win, and thus cannot govern.
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Not rules that govern the sovereignty of another's body, not rules that dictate decorousness.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE's resignation.
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Before Republicans get to that point, they need to prove that they can govern.
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It was very frustrating to somebody like me who went to Washington to govern.
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Such a result would raise doubts surrounding Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's ability to govern.
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We the people want him to govern as the president of all the people.
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The Iraqi government seemed incapable, and unwilling to govern – my view was despondently prescient.
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The islands have "each appointed a steering committee to govern the project," he says.
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"What Mister Rajoy wants is to govern without opposition," Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez said.
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Taiwan didn't have the chance like Japan, Okinawa, and the Philippines to self govern.
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Unwritten rules govern how the royals should behave and the public act around them.
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Republicans in Congress have had almost two years to prove they could govern responsibly.
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Murkowski responded to the attack, saying she is in her Senate post to govern.
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This rise will be determined by whether a Trump administration can govern with stability.
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It is, in their minds, an opportunity to rewrite the rules that govern society.
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Those two outcomes stymied both Clinton and Obama and limited their ability to govern.
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Below is a condensed interview with Mr. Crane: Who/what is Govern for California?
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The reason is simple: In a representative democracy we, in some sense, govern ourselves.
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Any window for Mr. Trump to govern from the center has long since closed.
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How do we govern in the age that will begin with the 21890 election?
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Local governments cannot govern because they are outgunned and corrupted by the drug cartels.
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What are the rules, written and unwritten, that govern courtship, love and marriage today?
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If he wins, he could reshape the laws that govern 210,19603 miles of shore.
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Instead, the Vatican simply seems to call for better rules to govern the tech.
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I'm not telling them that I'm any more conservative than I plan to govern.
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We don't, as a rule, exempt charitable organizations from laws that govern their activities.
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He just didn't care about the rules or the norms that govern the Senate.
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If he wins, he could reshape the laws that govern 21960,22 miles of shore.
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This difference matters in the regulations that govern the relationship, including insurance and benefits.
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Another is that a trial court's factual findings govern on appeal unless clearly erroneous.
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That would leave them in a weakened position, reliant on smaller parties to govern.
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But is Mr. Trump unfit to govern in the meaning of the 25th Amendment?
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Jimmy Carter became the ultimate cautionary tale of trying to govern without a chief.
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The skills needed to win in 2018 are those needed to govern in 85033.
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The action merely adopted formal procedures to govern the inquiry that was already underway.
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Under Trump, administration officials have tightened the regulations that govern the H-1B program.
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"At least he'll govern with a smile on his face," Mr. de Souza said.
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They have significant implications for how we govern ourselves in our unique democratic system.
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Clearly, from what we've seen so far, Trump would rather tweet than govern. Sad!
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE's departure.
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He emphasized that his vision of "America first" will govern all of his decisions.
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Even without a plebiscite about the euro, Italy might become almost impossible to govern.
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The president is unable to get past himself and his tweets to actually govern.
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Competitors must abide by the rules that everyone has agreed will govern the competition.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE's travel.
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Neither M5S nor the center-right bloc gained enough votes to govern alone, however.
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Russia benefits too from making the country more polarized, and thereby harder to govern.
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Regulators in states such as Washington are working on legislation to govern the devices.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE lacked.
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Hillary Clinton's ability to govern may be limited by persistent whispers about her election.
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Today the U.S. and Great Britain scarcely govern themselves, never mind shape world order.
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Twitter amplifies what made Trump an effective campaigner, and exposes his unfitness to govern.
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Other changes tightened rules that govern record-keeping and the equipment used in mammography.
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The new prime minister could face an immediate test of their ability to govern.
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But beyond those specifics, it was Bill Clinton who showed that Democrats could govern.
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EVE Online players govern themselves, choose their own professions and build their own community.
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Those who seek to govern, prepare to govern and hold public office must operate openly and honestly, and an unwillingness or some genetic inability to do so should sound alarms to the electorate in the future, making such lapses disqualifying in an election.
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"I think the point is that we didn't run on resist — we tried to govern, we got results and we could have gotten better results if we had colleagues across the aisle that actually were trying to govern versus #resist," Davidson said.
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I have never referred to myself as a socialist nor would I govern as one.
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Absent either of those legal documents, state laws come into play that can govern distribution.
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Generally, large content distribution deals govern what appears on platforms like Amazon, Netflix, and Hulu.
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Can he show that he's ready to govern a diverse, growing state of 21 million?
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The League does not govern alone but in a coalition with the 5-Star Movement.
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She cannot govern, and either the Tories tell her that or Parliament will, soon enough.
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Trump's rough first weekend could teach his staff that it is finally time to govern.
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We will need an NTSB-like open source community to govern this initiative going forward.
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Studies have shown that this light is disruptive to circadian rhythms that govern sleep cycles.
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It's also important to note that these standards only govern transfer speed, not connector type.
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No single coalition or party is on track to win enough seats to govern alone.
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Why is she coming here to talk about the policy address and govern Hong Kong?
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The new regulations govern the ways an individual's private data can be collected and exploited.
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As in Morrowind, the stars you were born under govern every aspect of your life.
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Opinion Columnist You campaign in poetry, according to a popular saying, and govern in prose.
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Rules are needed to govern the safe disposal of old satellites from low-Earth orbit.
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What remains unclear is how some of the new activists will govern differently if elected.
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We implicitly accept its values, practices, arguments, and assumptions because they govern our everyday lives.
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His Socialists, who have only 84 of the 350 seats in Congress, will govern alone.
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This is a crisis, a fundamental failure to govern, and Americans are suffering for it.
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It insists it has no wish to govern—suspects are handed over to civilian courts.
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For example, the regulations that govern the exchanges could allow for more channels of distribution.
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What we need to think about are the architectural principles that would govern secure designs.
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Tensions in Kashmir; this year's MacArthur Genius Grant winners; how Clinton and Trump would govern.
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Rama said on Saturday that the coalition had been elected to govern but welcomed dialogue.
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Which isn't to say that Democrats will never get to govern in these states again.
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"We have new goals for the next two years: assume power and govern," Vona said.
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For the president to govern effectively, actual problems need to be brought to his attention.
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It's tempting to think these two groups are far too disparate to govern together effectively.
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Asked what Republicans' failure to repeal Obamacare says about their ability to govern, Wisconsin Sen.
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The Socialists were divided on Monday on whether they should allow the PP to govern.
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Elaborate rules govern incidental coverage of Americans, but the information can sometimes be used nonetheless.
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On Monday, Google also announced sweeping changes to the policies that govern third-party apps.
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Control these with your voice, and let them govern the gadgets in your smart home.
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The mechanisms that govern successful memery lie somewhere beyond the outer edge of my brain.
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"Democrats, virtually unanimously, would approve" of demanding a new AUMF to govern the next steps.
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Republicans will control federal agencies that govern the formation of unions, overtime rules and more.
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Instead, we must provide enough sustained support to enable locals to protect and govern themselves.
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It states that agencies "may develop a detailed operational plan" to govern their direct action.
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President Trump's polls aside, the voters are still giving him a decent shot to govern.
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But policies that currently govern employee ownership across Europe are often archaic and highly ineffective.
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I spent a lot of time reading academic studies about what changes when women govern.
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It, too, would have a chance to demonstrate competence, or perhaps its unfitness to govern.
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The best way to refute the contemporary movements might be to ask them to govern.
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Elaborate rules govern incidental coverage of Americans, but the information can sometimes be used nonetheless.
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Unless voters have a genuine alternative, the ruling party has little incentive to govern well.
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By courting key factions of the establishment, he could conceivably govern like a conservative Republican.
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If elected, Clinton will need to work with Ryan, McConnell and other Republicans to govern.
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But when it comes to the debt limit, failing to govern is not an option.
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The winner will probably need to form a coalition with another large party to govern.
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"I've always believed discharge petitions are not a way to govern," McCarthy told The Hill.
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The specifics — such as what legal authority would govern the American mission — were left unaddressed.
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India is growing in importance and seeking greater integration into organizations that govern international affairs.
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But those institutions, or the laws that govern them, often turn out to be weak.
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Now that the oligarchy has been humbled, the question is how Mr Duterte will govern.
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"It is how we beat Trump, and it is how we should govern," he added.
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He only has a certain amount of time to govern and his tenure is finite.
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He needs to turn toward the GOP establishment to govern without alienating his populist base.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE last year.
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He is eager to effectively govern the country by executive order like an authoritarian ruler.
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Research has shown that the way in which candidates campaign indicates how they will govern.
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For-profit schools select which accreditor to use, and then pay for and govern it.
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There already are several laws that govern when, where and how energy development takes place.
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She showed "utter disrespect for the laws that govern the little people," Mr. Reilly said.
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We can only govern ourselves through consensus and compromise — and both require listening with humility.
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The proud sovereign and independent people of your nation demanded the right to govern themselves.
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The workforce has changed tremendously, but our laws and policies that govern the workplace haven't.
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Most of the regulations that govern health care focus on the privacy implications of breaches.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE, Politico reported.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE, Politico reported.
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The United States has yet to attempt to control, govern and lay claim to cyberspace.
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Do other countries seek to control and govern the cyberspace on which our infrastructures depend?
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They directed us to the text of five UN treaties that govern activities in space.
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Unlike Donald Trump, he knows how to govern and connect with the African-American community.
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Different restrictions govern the ownership of multiple television and radio stations in a single market.
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The foundation's compliance with the rules that govern nonprofit groups has also been a concern.
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That's why, six weeks later, they will give us a majority to govern and legislate.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE, told Harsch.
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The power to write the federal laws that govern the American people belongs to Congress.
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However, if Puigdemont is elected leader it is uncertain how he would govern from Brussels.
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"What is important is who will govern and provide security to these areas," he said.
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The ever-changing, unwritten rules that govern black and brown lives are not taken lightly.
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Still, Trump's surge in popularity should benefit his ability to govern in the short term.
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How a candidate prepares to govern is an indicator of leadership skills and policy priorities.
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He was ready to govern on day one, even though he ultimately lost the election.
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NAFTA could threaten current data standards that govern social media and tech companies' data activities.
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Why this matters: A big chunk of the Republican House has never had to govern.
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After all, the Court is the final arbiter of the laws that govern us, together.
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As a result of these experiences, Pence has done something Trump has never done: govern.
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Even if he had, the population he will have to govern far exceeds his supporters.
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Compared with those for rivers and lakes, few laws govern the extraction of groundwater today.
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It requires people with different points of view learning to govern one another in harmony.
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If we do nothing, and let inaction govern our behavior, our common humanity will suffer.
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And a host of civil rights, environmental and other Bush-era laws still govern America.
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If he is to govern effectively, analysts said, he will need partners on the left.
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That shapes how they govern and what issues they choose to focus their time on.
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There are no federal laws that govern how companies collect, use and protect biometric data.
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We celebrate those Presidents and their vitality; it didn't, however, enhance their ability to govern.
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Like most chief executives, I sometimes chafe under the rules that govern a public company.
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How much will that hurt Mr. Trump's ability to govern — and to continue deregulating business?
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Mr. Duque rebuffed suggestions that Mr. Uribe would govern through him were he to win.
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The Justice Department, in turn, issued implementing regulations in 1999 specifically to govern such appointments.
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The state law would govern the city in the absence of a city-specific ban.
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Likewise, there are norms that govern behavior among the three branches of our federal government.
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"May I just say, I think he can govern the country," Mr. Corken told her.
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Agenda items include the climate crisis, making business models inclusive, and how to govern technology.
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But in order to govern, a majority in the House of Representatives would be necessary.
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State legislatures are responsible for laws that govern and impact people's everyday lives — women's lives.
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Collective identity builds a base upon which a candidate wins an election and to govern.
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Either the Conservatives or Liberals could also govern in the minority with a confrontational approach.
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Jim Hawkins: They're important because they govern the relationship between the consumer and the company.
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In short, Democrats whine, while Republicans govern -- just the way Trump and McConnell want it.
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Moderation is just happy talk, however, without a new vision of how to govern better.
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Some Senate Republicans have said their allegiance to Trump would govern their decisionmaking at trial.
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As another of his political heroes, Pierre Mendès-France, observed, "To govern means to choose."
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"The governing party has to govern," said John Shadegg, a Republican former congressman from Arizona.
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He now faces tortuous negotiations to choose one or two partners with which to govern.
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The rule would govern whether a federal credit union may lease space in its building.
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What the Democratic Congress has shown is that its members do not wish to govern.
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" He added: "It is how we beat Trump, and it is how we should govern.
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This has nothing to do with his ability to govern and get things done now.
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Nine women will govern states next year, tying the previous record set back in 2004.
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Populism is not an ideology but a strategy to get to power and to govern.
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A new exploration and production sharing agreement will govern the petroleum rights for the round.
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Far-right parties, even if they cannot secure enough seats to govern, can exert pressure.
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Di Maio himself has indicated he would be happy to govern under such an arrangement.
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A shocking number of those contractors violate laws that govern their relationship with their workers.
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But they would tell us a lot about how the different candidates would actually govern.
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Now, there is no meaningful rebel territory left for the local opposition council to govern.
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At most, it suggests that Trump's advisers are trying to figure out how to govern.
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These institutions have produced a polarized government, paralyzed by partisan gridlock, unable to govern effectively.
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A fractured vote means she will have to govern with a far less stable coalition.
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In 1962, however, Ethiopia annexed Eritrea, stripping its language, culture and ability to self-govern.
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"He is absolutely certain that his moral view should govern public policy," D'Antonio told me.
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Nobody knows how Trump would govern, because we've never had a president like him before.
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At an event, Kaine was challenged on his right to govern a majority-black city.
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There are also ePrivacy rules there that govern how people can be targeted by advertisers.
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The two populist parties will blame the 'establishment' for denying them the right to govern.
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Another is to make the system less reliant on compromise, so polarized majorities can govern.
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The key question is whether or not Trump will govern like a relatively conventional Republican.
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McGurk said there have been similarly intense negotiations among Iraq's political groups about how to stabilize and govern the diverse city should the military campaign against ISIS in Mosul succeed, including which groups will be allowed to govern and police which parts of the city.
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The earliest efforts to govern abortions centered on concerns about poisoning, not morality, religion or politics.
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Abdo has said on several occasions that he will govern for a single five-year term.
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Most people spend very little time thinking about the terms of service that govern life online.
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" Manchin added: "The bottom line is you can't govern from (the left) wing of the party.
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What Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez&aposs victory could mean for the party&aposs ability to govern, next.
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Murphy had campaigned as a staunch progressive, and he had the opportunity to govern that way.
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To read more about how women govern differently, check out this piece that summarizes the research.
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Swift, meteoric rises and abrupt, catastrophic falls govern the lives of the entire Pied Piper team.
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Another key factor in expense management is development of a new mandate to govern labor contracts.
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That's because of a patchwork of state laws that govern the responsibilities of real estate agents.
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Rajoy is now expected to convene his cabinet to adopt the first measures to govern Catalonia.
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The bill would also ease rules that govern public companies, including some accounting and investment controls.
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For instance, cantons govern what happens in high schools while municipalities have control over primary schools.
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His task wasn't just to govern or to patch together the broadening cracks in his party.
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Lou Leon Guerrero will become the first woman to govern the US island territory of Guam.
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Social factors often govern the path to mass adoption, and for AR, two problems stand out.
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The actions starkly defined the present failure of government to govern and our leaders to lead.
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"We have the right and duty to govern," League leader Matteo Salvini told a news conference.
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Facebook is joined by 20 other members in the Libra Association, which will govern the currency.
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He now looks set to govern with the left-leaning New Democrats, who have 24 seats.
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The two areas govern themselves, bound by a strong sense of local, rather than national, allegiances.
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In reality he may well need to seek a cross-party coalition in order to govern.
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But Zuckerberg's testimony didn't shed any light on what specific laws Facebook thinks should govern Libra.
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Despite this, López Obrador has said he wants the people's will to govern his decision-making.
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The companies will invest approximately $10 million into a consortium that will govern Facebook's cryptocurrency effort.
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And that means they have to pass something — anything — and prove that they can actually govern.
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In Egypt the short-lived Islamist president, Muhammad Morsi, seemed to govern for the Brotherhood alone.
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The standards that govern the internet are driven through organizations like the Internet Engineering Task Force.
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Regardless of whether Renzi resigns, it would certainly make it more difficult for him to govern.
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Some ministers left the impression that their priority was simply to block Labour, rather than govern.
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In his grief, his emotional needs are more important than the rules that govern his world.
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But the EU also relies on a common understanding of the rules that govern international trade.
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To govern, Rajoy needed sufficient support or an abstention by his rivals in a confidence vote.
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They could govern as a minority, but to do so would go against German political convention.
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After a series of losses it will now govern just a dozen of Mexico's 32 states.
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Reason should govern society, we must avoid passion, we must avoid the purely instinctive, the irrational.
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That means the ride-sharing service must comply with tough rules that govern traditional taxi associations.
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New rules to govern labour and environmental standards, digital trade and dispute resolution could all feature.
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They have to have ownership in the expectations set and their willingness to govern each other.
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"The goal is to destabilize—to undermine the ability of these Western countries to successfully govern."
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Laws govern the conduct of humans, and sometimes the machines that humans use, such as cars.
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That is what happens when you use "eye for an eye" math to govern your life.
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Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, questioned Trump's capacity to govern.
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Conversely, if House Republicans hold on with a diminished majority, they will be expected to govern.
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If the referendum passes, future governments will be able to govern the country with similar effectiveness.
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And he doesn&apost really have the political will to govern the challenge and the disadvantage.
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That would leave the party winning the most seats seeking support of smaller parties to govern.
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And, most importantly, when it came time to govern, these groups shaped the legislation Republicans advanced.
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Climate change is a slow steady rewriting of the rules that govern weather, bit by bit.
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" Asked what it said about the Republican Party's ability to govern, Roberts candidly replied "not much.
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One difference is that orderly grids do not govern Mikus's reliefs: they are uneven and quirky.
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When you're campaigning, you know that you're a campaigner, and then you have to govern. Yes.
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Elections are, at bottom, the mechanism that we use to select those who will govern us.
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If angels were to govern men, neither internal nor external controls on government would be necessary.
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As the president-elect and Congress prepare to govern, there are a lot of important considerations.
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Should we consider assembly formats with an interdisciplinary approach as a form with which to govern?
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He pointed to the problems inherent in superstates and the fragile alliances that govern world politics.
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All three nations still govern overseas colonies, over an ocean away from their old imperial masters.
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Filibustering "is no longer used in a responsible way to govern," Barack Obama complained in 2013.
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If they refuse to govern responsibly (or at all), hold them accountable by voting them out.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE in September 2017.
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The difficult decisions come as Republicans grapple with a narrative that they are unable to govern.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE resigned last week.
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An old saying about American politics holds that you campaign in poetry and govern in prose.
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Expecting Trump and his appointees to govern otherwise ignores the lessons his own business career teaches.
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Corporate lobbying can seem corrupt and it favors industries with deep pockets, but laws govern lobbying.
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If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary.
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There's also little to actually govern in Raqqa, which has been flattened by months of airstrikes.
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That we that we can govern in a way that is transparent and hopeful and fair.
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Given the technological advances, we support re-examining the current rules that govern "material" corporate disclosure.
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Seven different programs, all with their own regulations, govern veterans' ability to get private sector care.
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He is not subject to the same laws that govern them, and that's O.K. with him.
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In rural villages across India, village councils have traditionally helped to govern and manage local disputes.
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Women still are beholden to restrictive guardianship laws that govern nearly every aspect of their lives.
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So far, the Socialists have been divided over whether they should allow the PP to govern.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE was big news.
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A second critical step is to reform the standards that govern hardrock mining on public lands.
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Much like the laws of physics, the principles that govern economic progress and failure are universal.
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Mr. Trump could demonstrate a desire to govern responsibly by indicating acceptance of these students nationwide.
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The policies that govern our lives are based on the economics that we decide to follow.
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One clue to how Mr. Trump might govern from the center is contained in exit polls.
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In my experience, politicians score the most points for promising to govern against their self interest.
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Congress must adapt in the face of social transformation so it can effectively govern and lead.
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There seems to be no other driving passion in him, certainly not the passion to govern.
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For several months, the Police Department has been creating the rules that will govern their use.
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They will find themselves in a country that is more polarized and more difficult to govern.
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It is an atrocious way to govern and it is up to the Senate to resist.
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So the question remains, beyond the ideals, can he execute and govern with transparency and effectiveness?
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If a crisis erupts, there's no clarity as to which of these two policies will govern.
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If there aren't infinite universes, and simply many, what laws govern how many and which ones?
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State and local authorities will continue to govern traffic safety, vehicle registration and law enforcement issues.
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The point of campaigning, for most politicians, is to try to win so they can govern.
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He not only has to govern, he has to win the argument within his own movement.
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There are also strict cultural rules that govern advertising, which has caused controversy in the past.
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In countries where the Nazis set foot, laws concerning incitement to racial hatred govern public speech.
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If he isn't, then they should keep pointing that out, and force him to govern alone.
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Maybe this guy will govern as a completely different person than the one he ran as.
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Software systems govern how we interact as groups, and that makes them unavoidably bureaucratic in nature.
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Episode two looks at the global network of mines and miners that govern the bitcoin system.
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The White House rightly recognizes Guaidó, who was denied his right to govern after rigged elections.
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Over the summer, the Houthis announced the creation of a political council to govern their areas.
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I will not be surprised if the need to govern all of us alienates his base.
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The party establishment, these Trump backers say, wants to govern as if the election never happened.
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"The Democrats have become too extreme and, frankly, they've become too dangerous to govern," he said.
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On today's episode: Neal Katyal, a lawyer who drafted the regulations that govern Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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"This attack, once again, demonstrates that Hamas is profoundly unfit to govern Gaza," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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It is an independent agency that enforces civil service laws that govern the federal work force.
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That's because Chinese party officials fundamentally don't understand how to effectively govern a free-thinking citizenry.
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"One cannot govern against the people," his political ally François Bayrou sternly warned him last week.
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On today's episode: Neal Katyal, a lawyer who drafted the rules that govern special counsel investigations.
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Should Johnson grow too sick to govern, Raab may well, very soon, have to step up.
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It is strictly a manifestation of the controlling interests that govern the mindset of the populace.
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Research shows women govern differently than men in ways that change policy and even social attitudes.
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There's little evidence that women, by virtue of their gender alone, govern substantially differently than men.
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But it is a huge fundamental problem of how to govern when there are no facts.
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What defines both leaders is that neither of them actually have a popular mandate to govern.
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These actions include rollbacks of environmental regulations that govern water, air and greenhouse gas emission levels.
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WILMORE: But, having said that, if you had to govern at that time-- THRUSH: Mm-hmm.
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AFP reports that who govern Canada may still be up in the air for several weeks.
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Democrats in turn come to distrust that Republicans who believe this can govern in good faith.
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Whatever math may govern astrocartography, having my maps and charts in hand felt grounding and reassuring.
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This has forced it to woo the environmentalist Green Party to govern, raising potential for concessions.
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If he ever decides to govern responsibly, Mr. Trump has made his job much more difficult.
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Still, I noted it was "too early to know" how he would govern with full certainty.
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The other two produced "hung Parliaments," with no party strong enough to govern on its own.
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The Defense Innovation Board's report lays out five ethical principles it says should govern such projects.
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Afterward, he said he would govern by seeking opposition support on a case-by-case basis.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE in late September.
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"From this day forward, a new vision will govern our land," President Trump declared on Jan.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE (R-Ga.), Rep.
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The oaths are part of the contract between those who govern and those who are governed.
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They need to change politics, not have politics change them, and to govern as they are.
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"If they try to legislate or govern that way, we will take them on," he said.
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And a yet-to-be-agreed upon set of Senate rules will strictly govern the format.
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Which raises the question: Even if Biden can win, is he too oblivious to govern effectively?
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"Seniority does not govern all," said Sean Clegg, a top strategist for Ms. Harris in California.
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In a nutshell, liberals don't believe working people have much capacity to govern their own affairs.
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At the time, Eritreans had high hopes that they would finally be able to govern themselves.
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The laws that govern how engaged a physician must be in the process vary by state.
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As a result, the fundamental rules and regulations that help govern trade are already in place.
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Leathern did however ask political leaders to establish new rules that would govern digital political advertising.
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"If there were a people of gods, it would govern itself democratically," Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote.
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Central to her attempts to govern effectively will be the more pro-European politicians in Mrs.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE on Thursday, Reps.
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The nascent Raqqa Civil Council, set up to rebuild and govern Raqqa, faces a huge task.
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We do them on your behalf to scrutinize and hold account those who would govern us.
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There is also a major different between being an opposition figure and actually having to govern.
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The rules do not govern so-called edge providers — Web companies like Netflix that create content.
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My victory gave me a mandate, but it was a mandate to govern from the center.
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Scott Walker disagrees with the policy goals of protesters and wants to govern otherwise, that's fair.
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The new "Oversight Board" will govern appeals from Facebook users and questions from the company itself.
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Shifting from issue to issue, week after week is of course is no way to govern.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) wants to become the first Democratic woman to govern New Mexico. Reps.
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We have to figure out if we are going to be able to govern or not.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE vacated the seat.
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Fourth, the GOP attempt to govern America like a one-party Republican state has failed dismally.
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The regulations govern everything from insurance, to driver and driver testing requirements, to the vehicles themselves.
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However, we can change the rules that govern the way your information is collected and used.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE's chief of staff.
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In recent years, the laws that govern political spending and disclosure requirements have come under attack.
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Fear of the state's unconstrained power is what Vladimir Putin and other autocrats use to govern.
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Business Influence and American Democracy," which also appears as a chapter in "Can America Govern Itself?
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He continued: Republicans in Congress have had almost two years to prove they could govern responsibly.
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"This is a challenge for the opposition to show that it can govern," Mr. Pantoulas said.
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A little more than one month later, the House voted on rules to govern the investigation.
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It is unique because it is ultimately up to the people to decide who will govern.
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FIFA is also made up of six semiautonomous regional bodies that help govern their respective areas.
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Many have a defiant swagger and flagrant disregard for the existing systems that govern their country.
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He proved, for the first time in generations, that Democrats could govern at the highest level.
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There's a reason the cliché says politicians campaign in poetry even when they govern in prose.
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You can think of a politician's political priorities as running roughly in this order: Governing comes third not because politicians are cynical, though they often are, but because you can't govern at all if you don't win reelection, and you can't govern effectively from the minority.
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Early in the conversation, Zuckerberg made the case for unifying the policies that govern Facebook's messaging platforms.
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Someone who can govern and understands policy This is the most urgent need for the Trump campaign.
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Talk of mergers meets stiff local opposition, not least from the elected commissioners who govern each force.
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The Twilight Zone takes place in a mysterious realm, liberated from the conventions that govern our world.
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The Dublin rules govern which EU country should examine an application and how it should be handled.
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However, unions say the planned reform rips up the rules that govern Spanish ports and protect workers.
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"We need policies to govern climate-smart agriculture, because without policies there cannot be development," he said.
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In a PowerPoint presentation, he proposed to govern by coalition, raise the minimum wage and support women.
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If we declare those with whom we disagree as traitors then how will we ever govern ourselves?
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"They now have it all and they could not get it done...it shows they can't govern."
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But the discourse is what allows our society, composed of wildly differing political views, to govern peacefully.
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But in spite of AMLO's massive victory, there is much uncertainty about how his administration will govern.
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We have seen what happens when it's up to the powerful to self-govern and self-regulate.
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In part that is because the candidates likeliest to win the presidency are least equipped to govern.
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The disparities in their records in office are partly caused by differences between the cities they govern.
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It's a strange decision that raises some troubling questions about how a President Donald Trump would govern.
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In addition to federal law, each state has its own laws that govern privacy and consumer protection.
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Wilson was so occupied with clever party politics that he had little time to govern the country.
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National and international debates will outlive us all, and, while important, they do not govern the facts.
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"Because there's no anonymity, that helps govern what people are doing," says Sybo CEO Mathias Gredal Norvig.
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Clinton has said she plans to govern in a similar way if she is elected in November.
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Earlier this week, Salgado called for Vizcarra to govern the country through 2021, when Kucyznski's term ends.
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But those bets have been unwound as doubts over Donald Trump's ability to govern effectively have grown.
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"The only priority should be the urgent need to form a government with the ability to govern."
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"Next is to think about what we can do in practice and how we can govern this."
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A few goliath corporations in America may soon govern what we can see, say, do, and hear.
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The Tories have also, to some extent, begun to look like the country they seek to govern.
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Berlusconi says he is aiming to win 45 percent, which would enable the alliance to govern alone.
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Rajoy is then expected to convene his cabinet to adopt the first measures to govern Catalonia directly.
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And in those Cabinet choices, they saw signs that Trump would govern mostly as a conventional Republican.
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"It's not for the United States to dictate to Cuba how they should govern themselves," Obama concluded.
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But I would add: I know the FDP in Rhineland Palatinate, who govern very successfully with us.
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The UK now faces a hung parliament, with no political party winning enough seats to govern alone.
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For the moment, Socialist leaders say they will govern alone, seeking support as needed, where they can.
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These frameworks should govern corporate practices and transparently showcase companies' commitment to ethical AI and data practices.
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Some imagined that Khomeini would retreat to the holy city of Qom and leave others to govern.
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Military leaders and commercial-airline bosses are already lobbying congress to alter the rules that govern flying.
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It's a false choice for sure because it is entirely possible to do both — investigate and govern.
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They also want to demonstrate to voters they can govern effectively and deserve to remain in power.
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Under orders from Congress, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler just proposed new rules to govern set-top boxes.
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On the East Coast, "vice laws," sometimes called "blue laws," are laws that govern people's moral behavior.
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It also said they should sign a "code of conduct" to govern their commercial agreements with publishers.
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Instead, an independent, nonprofit organization called the Libra Association will oversee Libra's launch and govern the currency.
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Under the current electoral system no party or bloc looks like winning enough seats to govern alone.
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Mario Cuomo famously wrote in The New Republic that you campaign in poetry and govern in prose.
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They take for granted that they have an ethical and intellectual superiority that entitles them to govern.
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The twist here is that EMI says the contracts are clear that NY laws govern the deal.
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Do our elected leaders derive the authority to govern from the people or by direct divine infusion?
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After the credits roll, Emily and Corvo still have to govern the Isles as they left them.
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But it doesn't govern what state DOTs can store under the structures, FHWA spokesman Doug Hecox said.
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But getting back will be trickier, thanks to the regulations that govern ride-hail companies like Uber.
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It depends on how they govern and how close to the Trump way of management they stay.
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So what I see is I offer a complementary set of skills to help him govern. Mrs.
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He must govern Peru, the world's No. 2 copper producer, with the opposition-controlled Congress through 2021.
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It has proven itself to be unfit to govern thus far, let alone to pass meaningful legislation.
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There is no guarantee that asylum applications will be accepted, given the strict rules that govern them.
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The confusion stems from the international agreements that govern how law enforcement requests evidence from foreign countries.
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If the Senate impeaches her, Mr Temer would probably govern until the after next election in 5943.
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