"Every sentence that isn't governed by a mandatory minimum is governed by the guidelines," Ring explained.
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Certain aspects of the transaction are governed by English law while others are governed by Turkish law.
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Certain aspects of the transaction will be governed by English law while others will be governed by Indonesian law.
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"The way (PREPA) is governed is basically the same way it was governed before Maria, and even worse," Rosario said.
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Certain aspects of the sukuk transaction will be governed by English law while others will be governed by laws of Bahrain.
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Certain aspects of the transaction will be governed by English law, while other aspects will be governed by the laws of Pakistan.
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A hot dog, the hot dog meat is governed by one, you put it in a bun, it&aposs governed by another one.
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Certain aspects of the transaction will be governed by English law, while other aspects will be governed by the laws of Hong Kong.
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One complicating factor is that storage can potentially participate in both retail electricity markets, governed by states, and wholesale electricity markets, governed by FERC.
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Investors believe dollar bonds, governed by New York law, would offer stronger protection against debt restructuring, including currency redenomination, than the euro issues governed by Italian law.
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That's because dollar bonds governed by New York law would offer stronger protection against debt restructuring, including a currency redenomination, than the euro issues governed by Italian law.
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"He governed successfully and governed well," Montana State University political science professor Dave Parker told Vox in an interview when Bullock announced his run for president last summer.
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Answer: During the late 261th and the 229th centuries the world shifted from being governed by large empires in many regions to being governed by independent nation-states.
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The island has been split in two since 1921 — the north, part of the United Kingdom and governed from London, and the south, a sovereign nation governed from Dublin.
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The report proposes two possible models - regional visas that would be governed jointly by local authorities and business, and another that would be governed by a UK government agency.
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A hotdog -- the hotdog meat is governed by one.
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" At that point, they're no longer "governed by humility.
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The PwC report outlined two possible models for discussion — regional visas that would be governed jointly by local authorities and business, and another that would be governed by a UK government agency.
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When it swims up river it&aposs governed by the Department of Interior and to get there it has to go up in fish ladder governed by the U.S. army corps of engineers.
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The only legal right they lack is to turn Israel into another Muslim state governed by Sharia law, instead of the nation state of Jewish people governed by freedom and secular democratic law.
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"The region has always been governed by the left, also governed well," said Claudio Casari, a 64-year-old carpenter who cheered Mr. Salvini as his "captain" outside a marine museum in Cesenatico.
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It turns out to be just as possible to find persuasive human beings in a world governed by fate and order and forgiveness as in one governed by trauma and justice and compassion.
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That means 2019 will be governed by The Hanged Man.
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The two parties governed together over the past four years.
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Seas are governed by the UN's Law of the Sea.
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The newcomer also differs in the way it is governed.
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Under Mr Cardoso they governed Brazil between 1995 and 2003.
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If you have a chicken, it's governed by the USDA.
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You put it in a bun, it's governed by another.
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Some changes are to be resisted, some retarded, some governed.
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Congo is atrociously governed; getting anything done there is tricky.
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The sport is governed by the World Rowing Federation (FISA).
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This is the same logical fallacy that governed -- and governs!
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All ants live in a chemical world governed by pheromones.
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In the end, migration will be governed by political choices.
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Simply put, those that govern have fundamentally failed the governed.
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Iranians want to be governed with dignity, accountability and consent.
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Governments and the governed are under strain around the world.
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The family chose the ruler through consensus with the governed.
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Thankfully, we are not yet governed by online flash polls.
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Poorly governed countries came under pressure from Brussels to improve.
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Iranians want to be governed with dignity, accountability and consent.
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They could be governed as colonies, with fewer constitutional constraints.
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They need to be governed and managed in all things.
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It is the only province not governed by the ANC.
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These tragedies are still ultimately governed by randomness and chance.
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This country is governed by more than 75% white men.
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Malaysia has been governed by a single coalition since independence.
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And it is not governed by any higher racing authority.
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Last time Republicans governed the country, they wrecked the economy.
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It's not how this country was supposed to be governed.
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Iranians want to be governed with dignity, accountability, and respect.
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In the meantime, the region will be governed from Madrid.
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Tunisia was governed by Muslim Brotherhood, and Qatar supported Tunisia.
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Until last year Nidaa Tounes governed in concert with Ennahda.
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The press was to serve the governed, not the governors.
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We want to be entertained and not governed these days.
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" He added: "That is a crazy way to be governed.
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There's a catch: They will be governed by Islamic law.
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McAuliffe governed Virginia with an eye toward the business community.
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At least that miracle was governed by basic mathematical law.
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The people who are being governed over feel completely helpless.
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And then switch to an actual truly community-governed foundation, rather than a foundation in name which is governed by all the insiders — which is really what most of the crypto projects currently have done.
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This is how we got to where we are today: During the 22020th and 20th centuries, the world shifted from being governed by large empires in many regions to being governed by independent nation-states.
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The state continues to be governed by his Bharatiya Janata Party.
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Graham was raised in Christiania, a self-governed neighborhood of Copenhagen.
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Yet consent of the governed is perfectly consistent with natural law.
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In America, the "third-party doctrine" has long governed privacy law.
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If that chicken lays an egg, it's governed by the FDA.
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That was in 1829, in an empire governed by a queen.
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He presided over independence in 1991 and had governed ever since.
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What countries in the world do you think are governed best?
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How has such a rich, well-governed place come to this?
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Mr Fujimori governed as a dictator and resorted to systematic bribery.
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Molecules are governed by random rules, and naturally edge towards equilibrium.
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Bridging this gap between governed and governing confronts a fundamental dilemma.
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Her grand coalition with the SPD has governed Germany since 2013.
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Laws are passed and implemented without the consent of the governed.
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The Luxembourg-listed bond will be governed by New York law.
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Iowa is the 28500th state to be governed by a woman.
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Representative democracies should not be governed by protests and opinion polls.
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They talk like Jeffersonians and insist on being governed by Hamiltonians.
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Ever since, Washington has been governed by Congress, directly or indirectly.
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Cyber conflicts don't conform to the codes that governed how clashes
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What follows is a collective expedition governed by turbulence and composure.
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The legitimacy of government depends on the consent of the governed.
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They are governed by the shareholders or the CEO or whatever.
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Big spending has long governed the ballot measure process in California.
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Life at Eton is governed by traditions, including the wall game.
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Venezuela was an impoverished oil-rich country governed by a dictator.
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That's governed by the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act—or OCSLA.
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The insurance industry is governed by the law of large numbers.
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This has been an essential element to how Trump has governed.
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The debt is structured as a Eurobond governed by English law.
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Until 1906, immigration and naturalization was largely governed by the states.
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Democracy, in theory, is based on the consent of the governed.
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One single illegal vote can disrupt the consent of the governed.
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The day of the election itself is governed by federal statute.
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At the time, no specific regulations or laws governed special prosecutors.
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For years, the nation's Hindus were governed by the Buddhism ministry.
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Those black slaves later governed the town according to African custom.
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Production of serine, for example, is governed by six different codons.
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Since 2010, the region has been governed by the Northern League.
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Mr. Suarez remained in isolation while he governed the city remotely.
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Driving is governed by law, but it's also shaped by norms.
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Federal lobbying is governed by the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 2000.
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Nope. Up through the 2010 elections, Democrats governed all these states.
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How were schools governed in New York City before mayoral control?
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Each voter must be governed by his or her own conscience.
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Yet for much of the time he governed as a liberal.
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We are saying that there is a regulation governed by SEBI.
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Our industry is governed by all kinds of incentives and norms.
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Eight rules governed the original Ayn Rand clubs that proliferated across
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Since the 1990s Estonia has largely been governed by sober centrists.
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I believe that Italy can be governed with competence and humility.
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Beijing views the self-governed island as part of its territory.
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Employers would be generally governed by rules established by different agencies.
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Websites are governed by a less restrictive set of privacy rules.
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That fact confirms that we are truly an over-governed society.
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In many instances, Donald Trump has governed in an opposite manner.
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We can either be ruled as subjects or governed as citizens.
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They are simultaneously separate, governed by different laws, and joined together.
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Many Republican-governed states declined to take part in the expansion.
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In fact, a Hermes report from September looked at the value of ESG investing and found share prices of well governed companies performed better than those of poorly governed companies by an average of 30 basis points.
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" William F. Buckley Jr. famously said, "I should sooner live in a society governed by the first 2,000 names in the Boston telephone directory than in a society governed by the 2,000 faculty members of Harvard University.
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When asked whether "the country would be governed better or governed worse if more women were in political office," almost two-thirds of Americans (64%) said the country would be better off with more women in office.
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Despite the controversial election, President Bush governed like he had a mandate.
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Despite these policies being set by the city, they are self-governed.
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It was so overregulated and so governed and so punitive for business.
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The two parties have governed Austria since 1945 — at times in coalition.
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They would also impact how local churches are governed, another strong tradition.
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This is Venezuela saying we don't want to be governed like that.
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This foundation must be open, transparent, and governed by reputable independent directors.
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During past stints in power, he governed as a pro-market liberal.
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Since 2014, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has governed India.
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But leftist-governed Mexico said it continued to recognize Maduro as president.
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If you put a pepperoni on it, that's governed by the USDA.
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Once it swims up river, it's governed by the Department of Interior.
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Since then the country has been governed by a caretaker, Jocelerme Privert.
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A document that has, in its own implicit way, governed my life.
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As we've previously noted, royals' lives are governed by clearly delineated protocol.
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And yet he has governed as if he never left the premiership.
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This Contest is governed exclusively by the laws of the United States.
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Western Australian mining laws are governed under "first come, first served" principles.
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The universe of Kind Pop Culture is governed by its own rules.
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Berlin, the capital of Europe's most successful economy, is surprisingly badly governed.
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But they're governed by a different relationship, which is the fiduciary relationship.
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"The timing is governed by the facts and the process," he said.
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The Social Democrats (SPD) have governed in coalition under Merkel since 2013.
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The left has governed Chile for 24 of the last 29 years.
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The most important change will be in how the BBC is governed.
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Woodrow Wilson's wife governed during a cover-up of her husband's grave
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All could potentially link remote Easter Island, which is governed by Chile.
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"Everything is governed by law if we look very carefully," he said.
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And with it, the consent of the governed has effectively been eviscerated.
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Today, Hong Kong is governed as a special administrative region of China.
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The family became an unconditionally loving sanctuary in a market-governed world.
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Delegate selection is governed by state laws and party rules and vary.
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He had campaigned as a visionary, but he governed as a technocrat.
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Such choices tend to be governed less by custom than by taste.
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When we were governed by an America First policy, Detroit was booming.
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Nuclear deterrence theory is predicated on a world governed by rational actors.
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Thugocracies such as the Palestinian Authority are governed by terrorizing their citizens.
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Our political culture is governed by a set of tropes and traditions.
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File hosts and social networks are governed by individual terms of service.
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However, scientists there are governed by the laws of their own land.
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The world in which we live is almost entirely governed by algorithms.
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Numerous Republican-governed states have considered measures that would restrict abortion availability.
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Like so much in American politics, the debate is governed by emotions.
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The Flores agreement has governed the detention of migrant children since 85033.
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Such a coalition has already governed in three of Germany's 16 states.
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The center-right took over 12 cities the center-left had governed.
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They would be governed by standards set up by an external body.
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But democracy more generally is based on informed consent of the governed.
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He governed with broad support from black voters and others for years.
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Australia's abortion laws are governed at the state level, and vary widely.
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But Mr. Hatch did what senators did in those days: He governed.
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The only solution continues to be in the hands of the governed.
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"The conventions that once governed political behavior have broken down," he said.
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In fact, neither of them has governed anything in their political careers.
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The two parties have governed Germany in a "grand coalition" since 2013.
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Longtime President Kabila, 47, has governed since his father's assassination in 2001.
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As president, Trump has governed as an anti-abortion commander in chief.
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Distributed ledgers are decentralized networks which aren't governed by any central authority.
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These are governed by four U.N. treaty agreements administered by the UNECE.
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These are governed by four U.N. treaty agreements administered by the UNECE.
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PMs like Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher governed by force of personality.
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The U.S. Open is governed by the 2019 Grand Slam rule book.
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International trade is governed by rules — rules America helped put in place.
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I mean, there was as general utilities doctrine that governed corporate breakups.
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These licenses are issued and governed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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For the next 10 months, Timbuktu would be governed by Shariah law.
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Charity Navigator, for example, looks at how well a charity is governed.
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Egypt today is governed by fear, instead of the rule of law.
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Their union was arranged by their families and governed by clear tenets.
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But it won't have any impact on how the country is governed.
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The U.S. Open is governed by the 2019 Grand Slam rule book.
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On the one hand, they say Asia should be governed by Asians.
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Ms. Merkel governed in that tradition and became closely associated with it.
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For years, this theory governed programming decisions at all of the networks.
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Our elected leaders derive their power from the consent of the governed.
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Socialist presidents have governed France for half of the past 38 years.
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How we are governed is too important to stand on the sidelines.
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There are also other organizations that are governed by the same standards.
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But then, Frank further argued, Republicans governed with a bait and switch.
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Hit hard would be Democratic-governed California and New York, which expanded the Medicaid insurance program for the poor and disabled under Obamacare, while Republican-governed Texas, which did not expand Medicaid, would be a winner, Avalere said.
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"Today the Attorney General rescinded the Cole Memo on marijuana prosecutions, and directed that federal marijuana prosecution decisions be governed by the same principles that have long governed all of our prosecution decisions," Troyer said in the statement.
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A win for them could make it harder for Democratic-governed states to impose rules on crisis pregnancy centers, but also could help abortion rights advocates challenge laws in Republican-governed states that impose certain requirements on abortion clinics.
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Disgust with the PT, which governed Brazil from 2003 to 2016, is justified.
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But his offence is governed by two clauses, neither of which has priority.
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Two things governed by the same equations should change in the same ways.
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"Adoption of improved practices is idiosyncratic and governed by local norms," Camerer says.
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The U.S. government maintains its authority based on the consent of the governed.
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And where Turkey is well governed (if increasingly despotic), Libya is in chaos.
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Less than 100 years ago, Britain governed a fifth of the world's population.
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Libyans in Tripoli have long been ostensibly governed by the General National Congress.
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Opposition groups blame Bashir, who has governed Sudan since 1989, for the mismanagement.
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In the future, American speech — at least online — may be governed by Europe.
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Belarus is a real satellite of Russia, governed since 1994 by Aleksandr Lukasenko.
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Such relationships are governed by our union's ethical code and anti-nepotism policy.
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Democratic-governed California has some of the broadest firearms measures of any state.
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Overall, 2017 was governed by the Wheel of Fortune, tarot's hand of fate.
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With the Assembly suspended, Northern Ireland is already being governed mainly from Westminster.
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In office, Trump has governed as an extremely loyal friend of high finance.
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Their orbits are governed only by gravity, and to a lesser extent sunlight.
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To preserve this exceptional status, however, Aramco has been governed like a fortress.
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Wahhabism has governed life in Saudi Arabia since its foundation 85 years ago.
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The 85-year-old has governed since 1982 with little tolerance for dissent.
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Governments, the Americans argued, derived their authority from the consent of the governed.
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They're just facts of life in a country governed by Trump's Republican Party.
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Jean Chrétien, who governed from 1993 to 2003, used buckets to catch rain.
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Facebook has also pledged to have its research governed by an ethics board.
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North Korea is governed by a military-first policy enshrined in its constitution.
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Merkel, in power for 11 years, has governed with the SPD since 2013.
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Fully 13% thought the Assembly should be scrapped and Wales governed from Westminster.
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These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
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Obama has governed as a moderate, much to the disappointment of many liberals.
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For this reason, Gordillo believes graffiti can't be governed with fines or policies.
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They must abide by local laws, which are governed by the independent judiciary.
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"Aid goes to middle-income countries that are also poorly governed," she says.
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That the Beeb will be governed and overseen differently will please conservative critics.
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Goalless but not guileless, the game was governed by fear on both sides.
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Lula, 74, governed Brazil from 2003 to 2010, its first working-class president.
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But that deal, which passed with bipartisan support, only governed the 113th Congress.
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The Iron Lady knew what she believed, and she governed from those beliefs.
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It may elect in heat, but will only be governed with cool reason.
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Antioch is a neighborhood in Davidson County governed by the city of Nashville.
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Donald Trump became President under the process that has governed America since 1787.
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India, minorities are still governed by religious law when it comes to matters
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Brexit has revealed the gap between the governed and the government of Europe.
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English law, except for the Status of the Notes, governed by French law.
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They have governed separately, but Mandarin Chinese is widely spoken in both places.
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Taiwan has been self-governed since a bloody civil war ended in 1949.
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Fifty-five percent of Britain's laws, however, are governed by the European Union.
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And he says that the five-year stretch was governed by inertia anyway.
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And it's really only in Republican-governed states where this has taken place.
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Wade, access to abortion would be governed by a patchwork of state laws.
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West Bengal, which also borders Bangladesh, is governed by the Trinamool Congress Party.
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Republican-governed states and conservative groups filed numerous lawsuits against the Obama administration.
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Basically we're being governed by a somewhat more combustible version of Kim Kardashian.
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About a dozen Republican-governed states have proposed plans to copy this system.
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But in the name of unity, he has governed with a light hand.
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Are we free if we are governed by the laws of the universe?
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The extremists are those who have governed Europe for the past 20 years.
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So which strategy prevailed, the virtuous one or the style governed by vices?
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The extremists are those who have governed Europe for the past 22017 years.
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In the future, American speech — at least online — may be governed by Europe.
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Representative democracy depends on the consent — and therefore the participation — of the governed.
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Donald Trump has smashed through the behavior standards that once governed public life.
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This contradiction … governed the intellectual life of the art world in the 1980s.
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It is governed by the rule of law, not individual feelings and fears.
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The Chinese government in Beijing claims sovereignty over Taiwan, which is self-governed.
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Trump never campaigned as a politician, and he certainly hasn't governed like one.
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Tiny changes by any reckoning, especially in a system governed by proportional representation.
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Both states are governed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
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Political ads are governed by the Federal Election Commission, though, not the FTC.
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The city is governed by a strange authoritarian figure known as the Smoke.
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States and localities led the way in making electricity a publicly governed utility.
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Buttigieg governed as a modernizer at a time when cities everywhere are modernizing.
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He believes that he is governed by different rules than literally everyone else.
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The assumptions of New Deal liberalism governed American politics from 1932 to 1980.
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The slightly larger, rectangular dimensions of the screen are governed by the exceptions.
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Some 22012,2650 Comorans live in metropolitan France, which governed the Comoros until 2000.
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Lukas is still full of emotions, but he's not irrationally governed by them.
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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a populist who governed until December 2015, made things harder.
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The killing by the Sunni-governed country is what enraged Iran, a Shiite power.
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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a populist who governed until December 2000, made things harder.
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Birth was medicalized and transitioned to hospitals, where it was governed by male physicians.
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The AKP and its Islamist predecessors had governed the two cities for 25 years.
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SHAPIRO: I mean, he has governed more conservatively than I certainly could have imagined.
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Many single-family homes are not governed by associations and so have no fees.
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He's governed Massachusetts, ran for Senate and was named the 2012 Republican presidential nominee.
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We like when our world is governed by a modicum of reason, order, predictability.
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Having a mathematical background certainly helps people to be less governed by their biases.
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The debt was structured in the form of a Eurobond governed by English law.
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The way money is shared out among the regions is governed by complex criteria.
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Otherwise we would be governed by California, New York and a couple of others.
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The court held the regulation of unauthorized employment is governed by the federal law.
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These parties have governed Austria together for two thirds of its post-war history.
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Mr Peña was born in the state and governed it from 22000 to 271.
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The island's residents are Danish, but they have governed by self-rule since 1979.
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If you make a cheese pizza, it's governed by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Another thing we don't realize is that everything we do is governed by probabilities.
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Modern U.S. conflicts have instead been governed by the War Powers Resolution of 1973.
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Mr Rajoy has governed since 2011 and has led his party for 14 years.
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Why are they the government of how now 2 billion people's elections are governed?
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The Workers' Party, which governed Brazil from 2003 to 2016, made the same assumption.
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Pinera, who won the presidency last month, governed the country from 2010 to 2014.
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Migration should not be governed by an international body unaccountable to our own citizens.
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Muslims have governed parts of Europe for 13 centuries; they helped kindle the Renaissance.
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America is governed by Donald Trump, who revels in matching North Korea in bluster.
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A digital trust ought to be transparently governed by independent, representative third-party trustees.
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Ideas are now delivered through news feeds governed by raw, engagement-driven popular will.
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Hearts are governed by two forces, darkness and light, loosely representing good and evil.
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Potential financial claims of customers will be governed by their contracts and handled individually.
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Here's the government's announcement: Canada is a country governed by the rule of law.
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The party has governed Japan for most of its post-World War II history.
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Life in such communities is governed by faith in ways both large and small.
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The process for presidential elections in the United States is governed by the Constitution.
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In Arkansas, out-of-hospital midwives are governed by the state Board of Health.
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Nevertheless, Buhari has not answered questions about how Nigeria is governed under his presidency.
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A well-regulated, well-governed internet is in the best interests of its users.
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It also held on to Cape Town, which it has governed for a decade.
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Set a short distance into the future, Infomocracy portrays a world governed by microdemocracies.
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They tend to add that aid should go to relatively free, well-governed countries.
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Another example: the purported advantages for a voting system in a weakly-governed country.
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We have been governed for too long by fear and low aim and salesmanship.
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In terms of what he has accomplished, Trump has governed like a conventional Republican.
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Anyone could access her; there was no governed terrain to keep a person out.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) in 6900 but he has governed like a Sanders progressive.
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Instead, bat control and fielding are critical, and both are governed by complex strategy.
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The "engagement theory" that governed bilateral relations for the last 30 years has crumbled.
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Members of Trump's Republican party say the CFPB should be governed by a commission.
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No one knows how previous Speakers would have governed under this alternative selection mechanism.
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The Geneva Convention treaties have governed the rules of war for over 150 years.
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But the Rangers' time with the Cup was not governed by any such rules.
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Mr. Zarif, however, had his own ideas on how postwar Iraq should be governed.
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They will demand our country be governed like the great American family we are.
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We are a nation founded upon the principle of the consent of the governed.
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Taiwan is self-governed, but China claims the island as part of its territory.
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Rajasthan is governed by the BJP, which maintains a majority in the regional legislature.
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And what else shall we use to determine the policy preferences of the governed?
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Regardless, I was governed by my overwhelming aversion to holding that gassy little creature.
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In short, a circle of friends has governed Russia for the last 18 years.
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Yet America still needs to be governed, and Trump's lack of seriousness has consequences.
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These efforts had begun when the B.J.P. first governed India between 1999 and 2004.
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After the Civil War, they established and governed a thriving community of their own.
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Our stations are all independent and so they're locally owned, locally operated, locally governed.
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For decades, the Socialists and the conservative PP governed alternately with stable national majorities.
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Would an idealized Muslim community be a conventional state, but governed by the Shariah?
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They deserve to be governed by representatives elected in a free and fair election.
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A self-obsessed narcissist who cynically exploits fear, Trump has governed as he campaigned.
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So as I said, we're being governed by men with small and empty souls.
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Mr. Deuba first became the prime minister in 1995 and governed for two years.
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"There's controlled access in and out, and it's governed by the board," he said.
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On Thursday, Jammu and Kashmir was made a federal territory, governed from New Delhi.
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Rule of law has governed jurisprudence on the British Isles since the Magna Carta.
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They established neighbourhoods governed by practices brought from their villages, such as rotating leadership.
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This proves that we are still a country governed by the rule of law.
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He is best known as the mayor of Bogotá, where he governed until 2015.
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They no longer wish to be governed by events, to set events in motion.
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Most are governed by state election officials, often administered by county or local authorities.
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Because Auburn is a public institution, its actions are governed by the First Amendment.
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Egypt was governed by a friendly regime that honored its peace treaty with Israel.
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A future governed by a hereditary aristocracy composed of the progeny of today's billionaires.
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But the militares who governed us were always trying to advance their own interests.
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First impressions really do matter, and they&aposre definitely governed by the negativity bias.
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Like most other bodily organs, the liver is partly governed by this central rhythm.
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Bolivia is currently governed by Jeanine Añez, a former senator and opponent of Morales.
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These ongoing climate negotiations are governed by consensus, which means everyone has to agree.
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Italy is governed by a maverick government searching for an open confrontation with France.
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This mix of wild energy and plaintive emotion governed Michel's extravagantly well-lived life.
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Forget for a moment about the radically right-wing way that Trump has governed.
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Many people buy medicines from Hong Kong and Macau — territories governed by separate laws.
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A Bush administration with Republican majorities at its back doubtless would have governed differently.
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Up until now, Trump has governed like a very hardline conservative except on trade.
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Unlike the US, healthcare in Canada is governed at a provincial and territorial level.
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When he was elected governor of Indiana, he mostly governed as an orthodox conservative.
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The majority Muslim republic of Chechnya is governed by Kremlin-backed leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
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But have those politicians governed more effectively as a result of their time abroad?
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So the FCC upped the ante by declaring that the Internet should be governed by the same set of rules that governed the telephone system in the days of the Ma Bell monopoly (in regulatory parlance, that they fall under "Title II").
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And it is the first and most important freedom of any law-governed democratic republic.
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And he also governed by seeking to unite us as Americans, not to divide us.
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When the morning came, I realized it was Schrödinger's equation that governed this whole thing.
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The system is, however, governed by a number that measures how large the system is.
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Extradition between the US and the UK is governed by a treaty signed in 2003.
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For if Congress will not pass laws, how else is the country to be governed?
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On the first day, we learned myriad rules that governed every moment of our lives.
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Below, Rijeka — governed by seven countries since World War I — is beautiful in its dissonance.
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GOP mayors governed half of the country's 12 largest cities in 2000, according to Politico.
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AAE is stigmatized, despite being equally valid, systematic, and rule-governed as other language varieties.
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I mean well he was mayor of Mexico City, but he's never governed the country.
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And here's the kicker for Elon Musk: the Culture is governed by powerful AI entities.
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The country is governed by an inescapable law: lying is forbidden, punishable by jail time.
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"Bathrooms and kitchens are much more complex rooms governed by complex design rules," he explains.
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The convention and nominating process is currently governed by rules passed at the 2012 convention.
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But the rest of the country is desperately poor, barely governed and awash with arms.
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Mr Saca governed from 2004 until 2009 as a member of the conservative ARENA party.
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Tshisekedi will succeed Joseph Kabila, who has governed since succeeding his assassinated father in 2001.
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As mayor of Bogotá, he clashed with the city council and sometimes governed by decree.
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Harper first took power in 2006 and had governed in a nasty, fairly divisive fashion.
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But people soon turned their ire on Mr Bashir, who has governed woefully since 1989.
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The deal is governed by Chilean law and is listed on the Santiago Stock Exchange.
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I do think that's strong, though, to say that it didn't affect how he governed.
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But better-governed ones may be able to open up hiring without returning to nepotism.
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Do humans have a hand in the decisions, or are they governed by an algorithm?
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Some states, particularly those governed by Republicans such as Ohio, have sought to restrict abortion.
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"All of those traits are governed by genetics and environmental and feed input," Whitelaw added.
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"We can propose a new Europe because we have never governed (in Brussels)," Salvini said.
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Unlike utilities in U.S. states, PREPA had no regulator for decades and essentially governed itself.
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Exit West meets the challenge of thinking through a new world, governed by isolationist fear.
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Newton's universe was governed by inertia and motion, a clockwork cosmos run by inviolable laws.
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The country is too large to be governed through a bureaucratic chain of command alone.
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For Senator McCain, the truest guarantor of American safety was a world governed by democracies.
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Victims of their success, they've become way too big to be governed by the marketplace.
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Libra is permissioned, more centralized, governed by supply and demand and pegged to fiat currencies.
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"It's a community space that we own, that's not governed by commercial relationships," Coppa said.
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Despite what many saw as "winning by default," he has governed as though by mandate.
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As with trade agreements, the UK's right to fly has been governed by EU law.
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But in the states governed by the Eighth Circuit, the accommodation would be struck down.
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During foreign missions, its actions would be governed and bounded by the underlying parliamentary mandate.
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Taiwan has been self-governed since 1949, but China still views it as a territory.
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Democrats denounced Grant as a would-be dictator who governed the South by military rule.
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Taiwan has shown no interest in being governed by the ruling Communist Party in Beijing.
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Although he engaged in what Hawkins calls "tactical retreats," he consistently governed as he campaigned.
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Democratic, self-governed Taiwan has shown no interest in being run by Communist-ruled China.
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So he set out to learn about airflows, which he said are governed by architecture.
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Since Goldwater/Reagan, the G.O.P. has been governed by a free-market, anti-government philosophy.
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Too rarely do these proposals involve fundamentally changing how the platforms are owned and governed.
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The company is still looking at how the project will be governed in the future.
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A DAO is a bit like a crowdsourced investment fund that is governed by code.
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When three atoms interact, their behavior appears erratic because it is governed by quantum mechanics.
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The Social Democrats were bigger than the Moderates from 2006-2014 when the Alliance governed.
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The United Malays National Organization has governed Malaysia since its independence from Britain in 1957.
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These association health plans would be governed by federal employment law, not state insurance regulations.
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Both the governors and the governed can overreach, convinced of their own rectitude and righteousness.
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Britain's relations with the EU would be governed by general international public law, they said.
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The state, now governed by a Democrat, isn't defending its original redistricting plan, and Rep.
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A well-run capitalist economy is governed by rule of law, predictably and consistently enforced.
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The Taliban used to prohibit poppy cultivation when they governed the country in the 1990s.
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Since then, the royal family governed with guidance from the clerics, who legitimized their rule.
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Sam can't escape that cycle, living in a world governed by constant, all-seeing eyes.
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We are governed by a meanspirited, ethically challenged man, and no one seems to care.
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This occupation has sapped the Zionist founders' commitment to a democratic state governed by laws.
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You'd think all this would have made the U.S. the best governed nation in history.
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Instead, he pivots to Greece, which was governed by a right-wing dictatorship until 1974.
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He determined that a structure within the brainstem called the pons governed cats' REM sleep.
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A top presidential candidate defends the military dictatorship that governed Brazil from 1999 to 1985.
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Currently, district attorney elections are governed by New York State's notoriously lax campaign finance laws.
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The financial crisis persuaded voters that they were governed by aloof, incompetent, self-serving elites.
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Republican-governed states like Texas were behind some of the biggest challenges to Obama policies.
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For decades, the treatment of detained migrant children has been governed by the Flores settlement.
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Amid many legal battles, neutrality rules in some form have governed the internet for years.
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Consumer-reporting companies are governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act, according to the CFPB.
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Latin America's two largest countries are governed by populist leaders who have not met expectations.
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Mr. Tshisekedi took office in January from President Joseph Kabila, who governed for 17 years.
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Taiwan, considered by Beijing to be a Chinese province, has been governed separately since 19543.
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Moore pushed back, saying that Obama governed as a centrist but ran as a populist.
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Many are protected in their home countries, and their trade is governed by the treaty.
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Already-vulnerable societies — the poor, the poorly governed — may be stressed to grim breaking points.
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Both are governed by a rule of law, having shared ideals and a common lineage.
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Put another way, a majority of the people can be governed by the minority party.
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Meanwhile, President Trump has governed as the most pro-life president in our nation's history.
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I want to change... the way the country is governed no matter what the cost.
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These things are governed by principles, the compounded effect of daily decisions and misguided premises.
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Comey showed a dismaying disregard for norms that have governed the behavior of FBI directors.
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Another factor that is reportedly drying up investor demand: concerns over how WeWork is governed.
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Since 2628/28503, U.S. foreign policy has practically been governed by a Non-Disclosure Agreement.
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It is an autonomous fiefdom governed separately from greater London, with its eight million inhabitants.
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The $3 billion was lent in the form of a Eurobond governed by English law.
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In our universe governed by algorithms, we can forget our nerdy overlords are actually human.
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Japan, he reminds us, is an often-22nd-century society largely governed by the past.
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Our brains are plastic, governed by an amygdala that soaks up trauma like a sponge.
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So goes the standard description of the constitutional process by which our republic is governed.
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This would be unprecedented in the 228 years that America's been governed by the Constitution.
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A shadow swoops across the landscape at a speed governed by the object that casts it.
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In Britain, for example, trans people's legal status is governed by the Gender Recognition Act 2004.
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These simple oscillators might look completely different, but they are governed by the same mathematical equations.
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Therefore, it would not have affected private immigration detention facilities governed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"These claims will be made under the federal flood insurance program and governed by federal law."
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Funes governed from 2009 to 2014 and has been living in exile in Nicaragua since 2016.
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The country has been governed by an interim president since Michel Martelly left office last February.
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Their march on the capital will also destroy every system of political power that had governed.
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We need to be more involved and have an actual say in how we are governed.
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We governed, we came together, we refused to be intimidated, we refused to be shouted down.
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Between them, the two parties have governed Ireland ever since the founding of the modern state.
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Taste, being governed largely by convention, is a real killer when it prevents discovery and upheaval.
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Mr Martelly governed without a functioning congress for nearly a year before stepping down last February.
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"The system is very well governed and rooted in law in terms of its intended use."
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The super PAC also has an affiliated nonprofit, America First Policies, governed by less transparent rules.
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Nor will it be possible for all new sukuk to be governed solely by English law.
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The guarantees are governed by French law and are given for an unlimited period of time.
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She comes of age in an America governed by another line — that of life and death.
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As most French government bonds are governed by national law, redenomination should not trigger a default.
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Resolving deeper disputes, about how Afghanistan should be governed, will depend on Afghan-to-Afghan talks.
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And third, there is the question of how the organisations financed by ICOs will be governed.
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Primary elections are governed by state and national laws and by state and national party rules.
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Since 2017, the Centre party has governed in a coalition with the Social Democrats and Fatherland.
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In democracies, we aren't always governed by the people or the parties that we voted for.
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But ICANN's future is part of a much wider debate about how the internet is governed.
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As the peso tanked following the decision, Lopez Obrador declared that democracy, not markets, governed Mexico.
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The two relevant categories are the individual and (governed) society; everything else is local, variable, epiphenomenal.
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The PDVSA 2020 bond is governed by the laws of New York, according to its prospectus.
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Prior to the passage of the act, California sex ed teachers were governed by similar laws.
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So far, he's governed like a fairly conventional Republican, so the Economy First camp is winning.
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Well, your "logical mind" is governed by a part of your brain called the prefrontal cortex.
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Where Season 1 dealt with identifiable heroes and villains, Lawrence is governed by the morally gray.
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The listing will be in Luxembourg and the security will be governed by New York law.
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In terms of policy, he has governed exactly the way any other Republican president would have.
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So if the two leaders are governed by political expediency, they could get along very well.
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"Issues of this magnitude should always be resolved with the consent of the governed," Pence said.
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A similar ahistorical impulse governed when Rawls and others turned to the problem of international justice.
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He governed as a technocrat and, quite frankly, a bully, alienating many people and intimidating others.
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Of the 85033 House Democrats next year, roughly 60 percent have never governed from the majority.
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He governed at first through a broad coalition of army officers, far-left politicians and intellectuals.
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The state argues that the case is governed by a 2004 Supreme Court decision, Locke v.
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Clinton's husband, Bill Clinton, governed during what now looks like an optimistic and even gentle era.
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Founded in 1954, the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) has governed since Singapore's independence in 1965.
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Yet, Kim's latitude for action is governed by forces that go beyond titles and formal power.
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So, here is an introductory guide to Trump's rhetoric, which is governed by three simple principles.
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The Truman-Eisenhower-Kennedy-Johnson administrations governed America during some of the Cold War's hottest years.
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It's a private platform governed by the rules of a private company, the Justice Department said.
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Why, the Bible brooded, was the kingdom of Judah governed by a succession of disastrous kings?
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These candidates and more exploded the narrow definitions of electability that have long governed Democratic politics.
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Its relationship with the EU, governed by a complex set of bilateral deals, is no exception.
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But Zarif wanted Iraq to be governed by leaders who had been exiled under Saddam Hussein.
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The fight world, and conventional warfare in general, has always been governed by reach and range.
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China's data industry has been governed by loosely defined laws, but no overarching data protection framework.
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This is an attack on the very idea of government by the consent of the governed.
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You're not governed by natural law—you're part of a plantation, no matter who you are.
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That precedent has governed a lot of privacy-related cases, especially when it comes to telephones.
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SWIFT is governed by a board of directors, including senior executives from the world's largest banks.
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He believes a country is better when the government controls the wealth created by the governed.
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"The government, like all the rest of us is governed by the law," Letwin told parliament.
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He succeeded Joseph Kabila, who governed the largely impoverished but mineral-rich country for 18 years.
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Wisconsin's elections are governed by the bipartisan Wisconsin Elections Commission, which operates separately from the governor.
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The two groups governed together from 2005 to 2009, and again from 2013 until this year.
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Dreams aren't governed by the normal laws of physics, and many aspects of dreaming remain mysterious.
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Critics said his outlook was governed by expediency as municipal budgets were cut and programs reshaped.
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Many Indian slaves remained in bondage when Mexico and later the United States governed New Mexico.
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Zimbabwe is one of the world's worst-governed countries and has suffered a staggering economic decline.
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A future governed solely by rationality and scientific evidence offers no safe space in these times.
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Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, is a close ally of Russia, governed by former Soviet officials.
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Venezuela is now governed by a Constituent Assembly, composed of close allies of President Nicolás Maduro.
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They have governed over the past four years with the help of two far-left parties.
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Postwar Austria was a traditional society, strongly influenced by the church and governed by strict rules.
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A company is governed by the laws of the state — Delaware, for example — where is incorporated.
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Sales taxes on e-commerce are governed by a 1992 Supreme Court decision, Quill Corporation v.
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Elected prime minister in 1998, he governed as a mainstream conservative, emphasizing patriotism and traditional values.
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They also requested more details of individuals with interim clearances, and how that process was governed.
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The factions are highly organized, holding meetings that are governed by a strict set of bylaws.
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Nearly three years into his presidency, Mr. Macron has governed against a backdrop of constant turmoil.
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The secrets governed her life long after she left the Massachusetts home where she grew up.
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Lebanon is governed according to a complex power-sharing system among the country's 18 recognized sects.
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The Reagan Revolution was that he governed successfully for eight years and won the Cold War.
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In a political culture governed by negative partisanship and hyperpolarization, restraint won't save the Democratic majority.
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Trump clearly linked sovereignty to the consent of the governed when he quoted the U.S. Constitution.
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The oaths are part of the contract between those who govern and those who are governed.
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Such accountability is an essential means by which the government retains the consent of the governed.
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"Certain rules that for a long time had governed behavior also became devalued," the editorial noted.
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Duarte, who governed Chihuahua for the long-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), has previously denied wrongdoing.
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This is a season of conflicting impulses for a president who often seems governed by them.
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And be governed by democratically accountable institutions that are bound by legally enforcement standards of transparency.
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And we need to understand that they are governed by a different set of political realities.
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Conde has governed since 2010, and his second and final five-year term finishes next year.
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They believe driverless cars and trucks should be governed by the same set of federal standards.
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Though he campaigned as a candidate of (white) workers, he has governed as a shameless oligarch.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill in 230 would end the Obamacare Medicaid expansion, which many Democratic-governed states had carried out while many Republican-governed states did not, and limit overall federal spending on the five-decade-old program regardless of how many Americans qualify for its benefits.
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The Qatar Investment Authority is ranked as one of the worst-governed of the 33 funds studied.
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The Taliban movement banned human images for breaching their strict interpretation of Islam when they governed Afghanistan.
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Italy is being governed by an interim executive since the resignation of former prime minister Matteo Renzi.
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Ten corresponds to the Wheel of Fortune, which means that 2017 will be governed by the Wheel.
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Until last year Nidaa Tounes governed in concert with Ennahda, which backed many of the president's policies.
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It is the concept that no government is valid unless it enjoys the consent of the governed.
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César Duarte, who governed Chihuahua from 2010 to 2016, diverted public money to Peña Nieto's electoral campaign.
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A second difficulty is that even regions governed by the same political party often have different preferences.
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I'm interested in the way institutions are governed and the policy that comes out of that governance.
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Their lifestyle is governed by tradition and devotion, with strict dietary rules, dress codes, and gender roles.
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In a sense, the former was an instance of the governed refusing to bow to the government.
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Other drawings are governed by enigmatic color codes, symbolic documents for which the key has been lost.
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Something similar happened in Peru under the presidency of Alberto Fujimori, who governed from 1990 to 2000.
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Europe, by contrast, may be stagnant but, populist threats notwithstanding, is politically stable and mostly well governed.
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That means the rules aboard those ships are governed by Panamanian or Bahamian laws and tax codes.
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The IOC first required all Olympic sports to be governed by a recognized international body in 1920.
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For several generations, the world has been governed by what today we call "the global liberal order".
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It was this logic that governed the final stage of talks between the United States and Mexico.
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So far, Mr Modi has governed in perpetual campaign mode, with more emphasis on slogans than outcomes.
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Its politics are governed by an evolving set of traditions, conventions and laws under a sovereign Parliament.
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What's more, buybacks are governed by federal law, unlike dividends, and are therefore easier to legislate against.
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Notably, Benin, Burkina Faso and Guinea, although impoverished and poorly governed, have yet to experience civil war.
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Proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in being governed by the Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
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Norway's trade with Europe is instead governed by the court of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
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Another reason for Mendoza's prosperity, claims the province's governor, Alfredo Cornejo, is that it is well governed.
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You do not transform from a scrappy growth business into a tightly governed, transparent public company overnight.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the emails are governed by a protective order that makes them confidential.
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The NDP has governed provinces (it holds power in Alberta and British Columbia) but never the country.
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FOR SEVERAL generations the world has been governed by what today we call "the global liberal order".
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The new fiduciary standard goes far beyond the current "suitability standard" by which broker/dealers are governed.
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Ties between the EU and non-member Switzerland are now governed by more than 100 separate agreements.
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But that also means upending many of the basic tenets that have governed Saudi life for decades.
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Or, will the so-called Islamic State reinvent and refocus on weakly governed sub-regions and countries?
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Our testing was governed by a few simple criteria: Does it do what it claims to do?
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First, their relations with the EU are governed by a tangle of more than 100 bilateral agreements.
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Take, for example, the DAO, or the Decentralized Autonomous Organization, a company governed entirely on a blockchain.
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In Latin America, for example, we've seen many populist leaders who campaigned one way and governed another.
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That would be a continuation of the team that has governed Germany for the last four years.
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It must be governed by the question: What are our vital national security interests in the region?
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Mayors by design hold almost all the cards when it comes to how the city is governed.
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His vice president-elect, Mike Pence, governed Indiana as one of the nation's most hardcore abortion opponents.
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That has fueled anxieties in a healthcare sector governed by complex regulations and long product development cycles.
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Privacy standards in the U.S. are currently governed through a patchwork of federal and state agency regulations.
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Phipps does generally try to hedge, usually on a rolling basis, governed by demand and cash flow.
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The listing will be in New York, and the bond will be governed by New York law.
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And even he, King George the Creator, was governed by his wife's edits on the first movie.
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Free-trade zones are particularly favoured as transit points—as are poorly governed or war-torn countries.
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Instead, the cryptocurrency will be governed by its panel of backers, which includes Facebook as a member.
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From this building one-fifth of the planet and one-quarter of its population was once governed.
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The left-wing Workers' Party (PT), which governed from 2003 until May this year, continued the cosseting.
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But he also ultimately governed like a conservative Republican, largely because he was surrounded by conservative Republicans.
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Giving smaller nations the power to voice their preferences may create a world that is better governed.
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The idea that gender and generation bias governed the race clearly crawled under Jeffries's skin, as well.
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Democracy, especially liberal democracy, has always been dependent on the trust and belief of the self-governed.
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In a society governed by the rule of law, we all feel that we have a stake.
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"All those who have governed us for 30 years bear an immense responsibility," she wrote on Twitter.
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China and Taiwan have been governed separately since the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1949.
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Wars and reckless rhetoric are governed by the laws of unintended consequences, so we must tread carefully.
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Two significant recent concertos dismantle the duality of self and community that has long governed the form.
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They governed by fear, fundamentalism and filibuster rather than good-faith efforts to work with the president.
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Even so, other results suggest those scorching "neoliberals" may have a say in how Argentina is governed.
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They were isolated, governed only by the ethos of their small-town attendees and their traditional values.
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Self-governed Taiwan is China's most sensitive issue and is claimed by Beijing as its sacred territory.
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The group, with more than 1,700 corporate members in over 50 countries, is governed by the council.
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He seized power in a coup and has governed Chad with a firm hand for 26 years.
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Although not strictly unconstitutional, these orders are not how the Framers intended the country to be governed.
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Depictions of domesticated, passive, and overly sexualized women have governed commercial promotions all throughout the 20th century.
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The best governed of those studied was Colombia's Savings and Stabilization Fund followed by Ghana's Stabilization Fund.
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Websites are governed by a less restrictive set of privacy rules overseen by the Federal Trade Commission.
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A case in point is the popular OpenStack project for cloud infrastructure, governed by the OpenStack Foundation.
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This is a symbolic showdown between the tech monopolists and the state governed by rule of law.
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The overwhelming majority of Puerto Rico's debt actually is governed by the local law of Puerto Rico.
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He governed, in part, through his ability to build consensus among the owners, perhaps his greatest skill.
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It's the more successful of the two narratives — compact, ruthless, governed by a persuasive sense of dread.
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Q. Can you talk more about the difference between the eras that father and son governed in?
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The Sheriff's Department completely collapsed because of corruption, I think twice, so it was very self-governed.
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Currently, banks with $50 billion of assets are considered "systemically important" and are governed by stricter rules.
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Also, the editorial referred incorrectly to how long the center-right and center-left governed Germany together.
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Here are some of our best reads on the big themes that governed financial markets this year.
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Still, some companies are reminding employees that an office party is governed by the decorum at work.
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Uganda evolved after the curfew into a dictatorship, and then Idi Amin took over and governed sadistically.
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Uganda evolved after the curfew into a dictatorship, and then Idi Amin took over and governed sadistically.
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Like Mr. Boumédiène, Mr. Bouteflika installed an extensive patronage network and governed in partnership with the army.
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These rankings inevitably consign to oblivion presidents who simply governed according to the circumstances of their times.
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Name Withheld A letter of recommendation for a friend is still governed by norms of professional responsibility.
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They believe that America was founded as a white, Christian nation and should be governed as one.
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In the process, they knock out of whack one in 20 genes governed by a circadian rhythm.
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Vietnam, like China, is governed by an authoritarian Communist Party but promotes a version of state capitalism.
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The island of Taiwan has been self-governed since the end of China's civil war in 1949.
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Each body views itself as an independent fiefdom, governed by its own rules and codes of conduct.
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Paris says its arms sales are governed by strict procedures that are in line with international treaties.
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For the first 15 years of the arrangement, Abkhazia was still governed from the Georgian capital, Tbilisi.
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Impeachment is much different from a judicial process, however, and is not governed by the same rules.
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Well-governed societies like Canada address the issue by stitching diversity and multiculturalism into their national identities.
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Adoptions abroad are governed by the laws of both the United States and the adoptee's home country.
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It is occupied by troops and governed by an elected official, who also joined Mr. Lorenzana's trip.
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Some may be governed by people of appeasement who do not understand the depth of the threat.
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"Our union is not a state but it's still governed by the rule of law," he continued.
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We want to live in peace, alongside neighbors governed by shared values and the rule of law.
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Germany is currently governed by a female chancellor as well as six female and nine male ministers.
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Articles of association are typically written rules that lay out how a company or organisation is governed.
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Politics in service of the governed had given way to politics in service of ideology and obstruction.
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The great danger to our democracy today is that we'd rather be well-entertained than well-governed.
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Rather, trade is governed by the tariff schedules negotiated by the European Union and the United States.
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The new company will be governed by a board selected by claimants approved by the Bankruptcy Court.
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China and Taiwan have been separately governed since the end of a brutal civil war in 1949.
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These rules, governed under a section of the accord known as Article 6, dominated the COP25 talks.
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More extreme elements in the country believe India should be governed in accordance with strict Hindu beliefs.
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Beijing views Taiwan as part of its sovereign territory, though the island has governed itself since 1949.
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The rule had governed the Mohammad family for generations, backed up by relatives, friends, an entire culture.
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In recent years, financially troubled Flint has been governed by a series of state-appointed emergency managers.
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San Francisco is governed by zoning regulations that determine how certain areas of land can be used.
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Neither party is involved with running the commission, which is governed by an independent board of directors.
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And, like Kasich, he has governed a manufacturing-heavy state that depends heavily on the auto industry.
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According to the post-war constitution, the Japanese emperor cannot interfere with how the country is governed.
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If Something Awful was a governed online city-state, 4chan users were the barbarians at the gates.
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To say that a state is democratic is to say little about how it is actually governed.
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Sales from Ust-Luga, meanwhile, are mostly governed by English law, according to traders familiar with the contracts.
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The vast rangelands stretching across Somalia are governed by a communal system of ownership known as the xeer.
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Being so outspoken in a country where landholding elites have traditionally governed with impunity engendered numerous death threats.
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"The courts of law must be more than that, or we are not governed by law at all."
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"The courts of law must be more than that, or we are not governed by law at all."
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The legislation abolishes discriminatory laws under which Pakistan&aposs tribal regions have been governed since British colonial rule.
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Ladakh will be governed by a centrally-appointed lieutenant governor, handing New Delhi stronger oversight over the area.
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"It's clearly not an NCAA sport, so it's not going to be governed by NCAA rules," he said.
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"He has governed as a nonpartisan," said Bobby Zirkin, a Democratic state senator who sponsored the fracking bill.
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Everything suggested that the PSDB, which governed Brazil successfully in 1995-2002, would win this year's presidential election.
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The same rule has governed Trump's personal life, where he divorced two wives before settling on a third.
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Both seasons of the series use personal stories to address the way our world is governed and policed.
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Unrelated Google search terms, assorted mediums, 2018: Office hierarchies are delicate things governed by unwritten, spiderweb-like rules.
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THE Law and Justice (PiS) party, which has governed Poland for the past year, does not scare easily.
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Rules laid down in 1921 governed how inquiries were run until 2005, when a new act was introduced.
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These platforms, as well as web-hosting companies and other intermediaries, are not governed by the First Amendment.
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Family law is governed by the states, so the results of cases can differ depending on local laws.
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Even so, other results suggest those scorching "neoliberals" may still have a say in how Argentina is governed.
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"Employer benefits are governed by complex federal statutes such as the Employee Retirement Income Security Act," he said.
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France used to be governed by a cadre of brainy officials, who enjoyed privileges and power to match.
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Organizers remind visitors that the festival is governed by rules, which are displayed on posters across the neighborhood.
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Many people in Hong Kong are bitterly frustrated by their lack of say in how they are governed.
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In 2005, Israel pulled out of Gaza and the enclave is now governed by the Islamist Hamas movement.
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Like bitcoin, Monero is governed by a virtual community of hundreds of developers that lacks any centralized authority.
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In one PRI-governed state, the health system administered distilled water instead of drugs to children with cancer.
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A group of women professionals heads into an unforgiving, mysterious landscape, governed by different rules than our world.
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Those clubs are governed by USAG, which sets rules about who coaches and at what levels gymnasts compete.
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This means its storage capacity is governed solely by the size of the tanks that store the electrolytes.
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And they are governed by market forces, as lots of buyers bargain over the price of similar goods.
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